the win four for dalton basically and you mentioned michael royce . you know how many games you missed this is this season so far usually seems like five or ten or so it was the very first game that they didn't have rice in the lineup so they just want to protect them a little bit and that's why. the cautionary measure exactly that's why he didn't put it in the starting line and he had a little question and practice on friday so that's just because the merits i'm i'm sure ok now somewhat stay with dorman over to you j.c. no matchday take it off with byron looking very hungry leon gorecki a bag of brace levon dos he got his now buyers nickel koba just let it be known they are hunting dogs and thoughts yet hunting dormant he said i don't care when we overtake them the crucial thing is we finish on top so he's really strained down the gauntlet to dortmund and they did respond they had to respond because we've been talking about a completely different thing if the cat was any three points they responded without malka royce as well as we were saying x. ove

dalton: so, henry, what do you say? you up for helping to capture the most wanted terrorist on the planet? yeah. i'm in. captioning sponsored by cbs and toyota. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation." we now go to senator kristen gillibrand. a democrat from new york and newest contender in the 2020 presidential primary. she joins us this morning from des moines. welcome to face, senator. >> thank you, margaret. brennan: you say you're a no on the president's proposal to end the shut down. why isn't three years enough of a start for you? >> well, he's the one who got rid of daca protection in the first place. to offer a temporary respite. if you talk to any daca recipient of daca today they're anxious, worried, conc

jury selection was underway under jason dalton. he was accused of shooting eight strangers at three different locations in 2016. today dalton pleaded guilty to six counts of murder in two counts of attempted murder. dalton is a father of two with no criminal record. prosecutors do not know why he randomly shot and killed total strangers. the charges call for a mandatory life sentence. >>> ruth bader ginsburg mr. first oral arguments since joining the court in 1993. she is recuperating at home after doctors removed two cancerous growths from her left lung. it is the first time in more than 25 years on the high court that she has missed arguments. she will participate in deciding the cases through written briefs and transcripts. there is no day for when the 85- year-old will return to the bench. >>> the government shutdown claims another local part. muir woods is now close. what visitors had to say after driving there to see the famous redwood trees. >>> mainly dry turning wet and windy by tomorrow. i will have a look at the next sto

the golden dawn admits the case and i'll be going to dalton today to do the hearing if that happens set a precedent and the president is the companies. countries like pakistan and bangladesh and sri lanka they should be they should bear some responsibility to . the safety standards in these countries for example safety standards in. business because in these in these factories and these companies. we're seeing some pictures there of the conditions when the fire occurred remind us again how significant was this fire in pakistan and of course the rana plaza collapse in bangladesh was months after i think right. well at the moment i do not think that many pakistanis remember what happened in two thousand. it was a big. protests took place the trade unions you know you're. right but that has happened the safety standards. i think what is important is that it should be more important for the. people here in the west the consumers they need to put more pressure on the companies that they must do something what is happening in these countries. more important question is it is important for the

sanjo is the youngest of a talented trio the four were transferred from manchester city to dalton and in twenty seven seen how fast. i have now a days it's the opposition who get nervous when they see the eighteen year old sprint down the pitch on average he makes a league high forty three springs a game he's fast with the bull knows how to finish. with six goals so far this season he's neck and neck with his buddy rich nelson shared roots and shared skills. to hunt for this express yourself. things and the. three top talents that have already left their mark on the bundesliga season three on the right track in the race for europe. everyone has their eyes on europe the born to see us fight for international football is in full swing there are three teams that have simply lacks consistency living persons former coach heiko hellish paid the price for unsteady results he was removed from his post op to match day seventeen peter bosh has taken over the dutchman who coached dortmund in twenty seven seen as tossed with bringing a stable hand to the club lead to some good win more than two s

dead people know they can do with my right hand side i don't know they did it here if you can get dalton by the. disengaged that he did from this country out here on the control road then i disconnected the heart of planet earth. and i had to start flying it myself and just he was struggling like this and more was pushing him like. i and i was not trying to recover from that condition you know he was doing like this. and i was trying to recover people when it was creamy shows he holding up jesus. running up and down the aisles people trying to put on their life jackets and not finding them the scales. we were out twenty one thousand we were just down that range right. so you were just basically gliding off to that point that's where the twenty one thousand feet you were just blood was up twenty one thousand feet yes started to get hot in the plane the lights started to flicka started to aspire and they got us on the dock. and those old as you know people were screaming and it was just so a lot of panic in the aircraft. and trying to be gentle in this time working side by that ok you have

the looks of baggage now they have to focus on the big job at hand trying to over hold the russia dalton's lead at the top of the boot as they go. well it was that one of the most spectacular robberies in living memory in march twenty seventeen thieves in berlin somehow managed to steal a one hundred kilogram gold coins from one of the city's most prestigious museums four suspects are going on trial in connection with that seth prosecutors say three of them broke into the museum and used a ladder a wheelbarrow and the rope to extract the coin from its violet proof glass case a fourth suspect is a believe it or not a museum guard there's still no trace of the four million euro coin but there has been plenty of speculation as to where it is now. it was one of the most spectacular heists ever seen in berlin a golden coing weighing one hundred kilos half a metre across and worth four million euros but what happened to the piece called the big make believe we asked goldsmith max korn what you could do with a huge gold coin but this is the first you have to cut it up to melt it i would use a cir

admit the case and i'll be going to dalton today to do the hearing if that happens would set a precedentand the president is the best in companies who outsource the. countries like pakistan and bangladesh and sri lanka they should be they should bear some responsibility to. the safety standards in these countries for example safety standards in. business because in these in these factories and these companies. we're seeing some of the pictures there of the conditions when the fire occurred remind us again how significant was this fire in pakistan and of course the plaza collapse in bangladesh was months after i think right. well at the moment i do not think that many pakistanis remember what happened in two thousand. it was a big. protests took place the trade unions you know you're. right but that has not happened the safety standards have not improved i think what is important is that it should be more important for. the people here in the west the consumers they need to put more pressure on the companies that they must do something what is happening in these countries. being assembled

the pending champions australia take on dalton and their opening game on sunday both teams are favoredto progress from this group which also includes syria and pulse time but earlier we spoke to asian football writer martin lo about which teams are likely to talent for the trophy. it's certainly going to be one of the big four it expects the teams that usually gets the woke up so you go kind of iran and south korea japan australia the last four years iran it's been very dominant and the very last ones competitively and ups to spain at the world cup so you can see what kind of pedigree they bring to that storm and the question mark is surrounded in the style of play they're very much play on the docks and how to counter teams rather than dictating play which that the talent for and not regarded to say that south korea go into this tournament is edging it with iran and they're in talk or i have got this player in asia at the moment and son home and he's doing pretty for tone hotspur the moment and also got a new manager who seems to fit the style of play and i think they look stronger to

the pending champions australia take on dalton and their opening game on sunday both teams are favored to progress from this group which also includes syria and palestine but earlier we spoke to asian football writer martin lo about which teams are likely to talent for the trophy. it's certainly going to be one of the big four it expects the teams that usually gets the woke up so you go kind of iran and south korea japan australia the last four years iran it's been very dominant and the very last ones competitively and ups to spain at the world cup so you can see what kind of pedigree they bring to that storm and the question mark is surround in the style of play and they very much play on the docks and how to counter teams rather than dictating play which that the talent for is not regarded to say that south korea go into this tournament as edging it with iran and they're in talk or i have got this player in asia at the moment and son home and who's done pretty for the moment and also guts and a new manager who seems to fit the style of play and i think they look stronger to contest l

by but by and you know that they're not going to give it up that easily they're not going to give dalton an easy ride they've now gone to seven wins in a row in the bundesliga with a win over stuttgart this weekend that absolutely hammered them four one the score there you know they saw used to winning they've got that mentality and you've got to think that they're going to keep pushing on this. because coming form on the right at the right time as well to give them a kind of boost at the start of the room after the winter break he's been pushed for playing more talking all the scoring goals and that's exactly what by unaids so it's all the all the signs of a brilliant run and it could be fun but byron of course they're not used to being in second place maybe an unfamiliar role how do you rate their chances of them climbing to number one yeah absolutely i mean by and of won the league the last six years in a row but pretty much every season they have been ahead of the game by this stage they've been top of the table already and it's been the other teams chasing them so it's going to depe

jason dalton has now confessed to murdering six victims in 2016.orney's advice. there was no deal from prosecutors. he faces life in prison. >>> to the family tragedy. a family of five killed by a wrong-way driver near lexington, kentucky. issam and rima abbas and their three children died in the crash on i-75. police believe the other driver, also killed, was drunk at the time. the family was driving home to michigan, returning from vacation. >>> and it was the play fans have been calling the double doink. bears kicker cody parkey hitting the upright there and of course, crossbar next, missing the game-winning field goal against the eagles in the playoffs. philly insisting they tipped the ball. the nfl agreeing, changing the ruling to a blocked field goal. of course, the eagles still winning by a point. the bears mascot said it all yesterday. >>> and the big game showdown tonight. clemson taking on alabama in the college football playoff national championship. the game tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern on >>> in the meantime, when we s ouacack tonigh tam

jason dalton is accused of going on a shooting spree back in february 2016 while picking up writers in southwest michigan, -- riders in southwest michigan. he allegedly told police that the uber app was controlling him. >>> new details on a cargo ship fire in hawaii that forced five sailors to abandon ship. the coast guard now says that was a problem deploying a liferaft. >> we were wearing life jackets. four of them are unresponsive in the water. the last remaining crew member is being searched for. >> a spokesperson says thoughts and prayers are with the crew and their families and that out of respect they are not releasing the identities of the missing. all 21 sailors above the vessel are from the philippines. >>> a christmas tree may have started a deadly fire in oakland last night around 6:30 pm. firefighters who enter the building found a man trapped at the front door and the room filled with smoke. the red cross is helping to others who lived in that apartment. neither was there when the fire started. >>> the san jose mayor is out of the hospital and back home recovering from in

it came ashore even passing right over cars off the coast of santa cruz and blew off part of the daltonre of the video of the water spout, the tornado popped up thanks to a strong cell that moved ashore. so far no reports of any other injuries. >> a storm drenched the southbay making for a difficult drive t. weather also disappointing fans in town for the college football national championship game. marianne is live with a look for us. >> drivers here on highway 17 have had to contend with mud slides, flooding, and even tree branches falling down, but this isn't the only highway that's seen high waters. >>> the caravan of cars through north and southbound lanes of highway 85 slowly creeping through 2 to 3 feet of water under the boulevard overpass. this is what it looked like as we drove our news van through the flood zone. conditions were so bad, they later shutdown this section for an hour tonight to divert traffic around the high waters. in downtown san jose, drivers faced different challenges. >> it was a little rough. a little hydroplaning here or there. >> with thousands of colleg

he pled guilty to all counts against him, dalton shot eight strangers in three separate locations inwhile working as an uber driver, he told the judge that the devil figure on the uber apps possessed him. he was found competent to stand trial. a convicted felon behind bars accused of deadly bowling alley shooting spree, reginald wallace arrested in california overnight accused of shooting and killing 3 people and wounding four others during a fight outside los angeles. wallace is on parole after serving 17 years in prison brussels with a deadly weapon, he was released in 2017. rob: debris in the east african island of madagascar is most likely from the malaysian airlines plane it disappeared without a trace according to new report from the team investigating. he claims five pieces of wreckage including a 4 panel were found as recently as last november. the boeing jet vanished in 2014 with 200 on board. it is believed to have crashed in the indian ocean but unclear why. jillian: kim jong un arrived in china for his fourth trip over the last year. the north korean leader believed to be

let's go to dalton, calling from alaska. good morning. caller: good morning. first off, i am glad he is building a wall. even if they build it, the democrats are going to leave the doors open. it is not going to help. seth, your bias is just ruling out -- drooling out. everything these people have been saying, i believe the opposite. i love trump. he is our savior. this man built buildings in this country. he made his mark. obama did not have a lemonade stand. you have to be kidding me. host: do you want to respond? guest: i will respond to the prior color. curiositye caller's as to why the president is using these, talking points and where he is getting this information. the comment about the theanistan war was not first time where the president has been talking like he is a russian spokesman. i think it is extremely weird and curious. investigation continues going through this government shutdown because they funding.anent we finally have checks and balances now that the democrats have taken over the house of representatives. the house has done no meaningful

frie friend, josh dalton, said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> michelle'sher, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of her life. she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and she was empty. >> and what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister, meredith, to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> jason was telling one of his close friends the same thing. and prosecutors said just days before michelle was murdered, he had indulged in one last transgression. a casual hook-up with an old friend named carol ann sauerby in his own living room. michelle was away at the time. >> cassidy was put down to bed. and i had a couple drinks. just were talking. and we ended up having sex. >> but divorce was apparently not an option for jason. >> he had made a stat

. >> host: let's go for to dalton from anchorage,on alaska. >> caller: good morning. i am glad he is building a wall but even if they build it the democrats are going to get in and just leave the doors open. it is not really going to help. seth your bias is just really- now. everything that these people have been saying, i believe the opposite. i love trump. he is our s s savior. he built buildings in this country he loves this country, he made his mark. obama didn't do any of that. you have got to be kidding me. >> guest: i think i share the colors curiosity about why the president seems to be using these kremlin talking points and where he is getting these information. the comment about afghanistan was bizarre and not the first time president trump has been talking like he is a spokesman for the russian government. i think it is extremely weird and extremely curious. two pieces of good news, the molar investigation keeps going during this investigation because they have a permanent appropriation. that is going to continue, number two we finally have some check and b

quarterback andy dalton from the bengals will join me. talk football and a serious topic, human trafficking. authorities in atlanta this week announcing dozens of arrests. be sure the tune in to that for sure. so later today on "the 5", bill there with your favorites. we'll be there bringing you some laughs. thanks for joining us on "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. up next, here's shep. >> shepard: now robots can think. machines will not rise up in the future. they're rising today. now an in depth report out on the major gains that artificial intelligence has made. the "wall street journal" headline? white collar robots are coming for jobs. it explains how computers are learning how to think on their own, doing things that once required a real person making a real salary. if it sounds like science fiction, researchers are provening it's true. they've just announced one of the biggest break throughs yet in this technology. the robot that was not even programmed but started performing tasks on its own. the robot

. >> katie: andy dalton the quarterback of the cincinnati bengals is going to join the daily briefingse he's part of a group of other nfl standouts like matt ryan, nick falls, aaron rodgers, they are working on "it's a penalty" campaign to harness the power of sports to fight abuse and trafficking on a global scale. it's a penalty is attempting to stop it, they have a short film that is being played by airlines in atlanta area hotels to help spread the message. in the lead up to the super bowl, federal law enforcement officials announced they have arrested 33 people in the atlanta area already for sex trafficking in a planned operation. you can find more at it'sapenalty.org. >> juan: baseball legends jackie robinson would have been 100 years old today. his baseball debut marks the first time the major leagues had a black player in 63 years, they were banned after the civil war in the late 1800s. he was a six time all-star, he led the brooklyn dodgers to their first world series victory in 1955 and major league baseball is going to be celebrating the centennial of his birth all year lo

melissa dalton here my left, deb drury director of csi s has held numerous positions at the pentagon was the senior policy advisor to the commander of us forces in kabul. and a senior intelligence analyst agency. seth jones, here in the yellow tie, hold the harold brown chair at the csi s, the director of the international threats project, whileat csis he was with the rand corporation and is the author of many books and has certain key defense post and his phd is from the university of chicago, and finally, nancy youssef our old friend and a good friend from trenton csis, she is one of the national security correspondent for the wall street journal. she has won numerous awards for her work with the mcclatchy and mike ritter newspapers and serve in various times as there pentagon correspondent and bureau chief in both baghdad and in cairo. so with that, let's try to untangle what is going on. and john, let me just start with you. give us the latest news, because everything changes in every new cycle, something new happens or something else is taken away. what is the situation right no

jason dalton pleaded guilty to the attacks at kalamazoo in 2018.addition to the murders, he wounded two other people. he continued picking up uber customers in between those shootings. he now faces life without parole for each murder. >>> take a look at this eyewitnesses say strong waves were strong enough to wipe out a lighthouse. they say 20-foot waves hit the lighthouse in wisconsin until it collapsed. the concrete base is still there. the coast guard says it doesn't know where the rest of the structure is, though. >>> let's take a look at that live radar. because this storm system is moving into the northeast overnight, bringing rain and snow, winter advisories have been issues. commuters in the south will have to deal with rain. >> brace yourself. >>> now to a game people are still talking about. the philadelphia eagles this past sunday showing happiness is universal. >> philly fans went nuts when the field goal attempt clanked off goal posts, they couldn't have been happier than ricky ricardo. >> go! no senor. no senor! no senor! no senor! no

new generation a bird by a daniel dalton . >> brock obama got nominated as president, of course and then our political climate has totally changed. so, i think for me it was the idea that the american dream is may be possible for black americans but it may be wasn't created for us, do better than your parents, if you work hard enough it doesn't matter, it just doesn't seem like that's actually the reality, evew. i think that's a profoundly disappointing thing, at least for me . >> watch this weekend on c-span two. next, forum on recruitment and retention challenges facing u.s. army. the association of the u.s. army's institute of land warfare heard from army general stephen townsend. this is one hour. . we are honored that you've chosen to join us here for the series and a distinguished speaker to kick off the new year. a couple of special guests i should tell you first of all that you find yourselves this evening in the sullivan conference and event center. [applause] 21st secretary of the army the honorable mr. secretary, thank you very much for being here. [applause] somewhere in my o

his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporterother, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of her life. she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. >> reporter: two days before she was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> reporter: jason was telling one of his close friends the same thing. and prosecutors said just days before michelle was murdered, he had indulged in one last transgression. a casual hook-up with an old friend named carol ann sauerby in his own living room. michelle was away at the time. >> cassidy was put down to bed. and i had a couple drinks. just were talking. and we ended up having sex. >> reporter: but divorce was apparently not an option

guard fielding if c-130 j c-130 j long-range surveillance aircraft and were upgrading our fleet of dalton and jayhawk rotor wing aircraft as well as enhancing the revival of our c27. these assets are true game changers for our service and for the real-time communications, mission execution. today are laid command-and-control systems enable a single national security cutter like the bertholf that went to the rimpac with sophisticated shipboard launched by medical system, , ad airborne use the force helicopter, real-time intelligence because they have a sensitive compartmental information fizzled on board to truly tackle and read threats that the maritime pose our nation. however, we've got antiquated i.t. session that is not meeting the needs of her frequent operators. went and process of studying the problem and ask that the i.t. domain to be any for investment in the coming years. the work of the coast guard and the sex two of our nation's current strategic priorities, the rebuilding of the armed forces and protecting our nation's borders. like our sensitive assist in department of defen

that will be, should be -- >> i think the japanese strategy , on both the indo pacific and dalton road is very sensible. they have been somewhat more enthusiastic about the indo pacific, a little more cautious on supporting the belgian road. but in both cases i think the true incentive of the japanese government is creating problems with china and u.s. relationships. and they view sort of collaboration on infrastructure projects either under the indo pacific and particular under the belgian road as highly problematic for a lot of very sensible reasons. and there is going to be less that meets the eye with both in terms of japan collaboration. there he will probably have more going on in the indo pacific, even though it lacks substance. just because of the serious problems of actually doing collaboration with china on many of these projects. so many of which have rendered problems with recipient governments. so i think they are being positive, but cautious and balancing it's pretty well. >> all right, i'm going to ask folks in the audience. if you have a question, please raise your hand

eastern, nico allen discusses her book, it was all a dream, a new generation a bird by a daniel dalton . >> brock obama got nominated as president, of course and then our political climate has totally changed. so, i think for me it was the idea that the american dream is may be possible for black americans but it may be wasn't created for us, do better than your parents, if you work hard enough it doesn't matter, it just doesn't seem like that's actually the reality, even now. i think that's a profoundly disappointing thing, at least for me . >> watch this weekend on c-span two. next, forum on recruitment and retention challenges facing u.s. army. the association of the u.s. army's institute of land warfare heard from army general stephen townsend. this is one hour. . we are honored that you've chosen to join us here for the series and a distinguished speaker to kick off the new year. a couple of special guests i should tell you first of all that you find yourselves

how do we understand why other quakers expected the dalton's as their years in the community. met -- working in the gun trade from 1702 and prominent in the birmingham withouteeting attracting and a lot -- any dental noticed her livelihoods. there's not a word about any problem the fact there is a gun making quaker family. society, the birmingham of france. suddenly the scandal in 1995. this is the head of the family in 1795. he's the main when we will be talking about today. this is just geographically to let you know, this is birmingham, this is the west midland. that's where we are geographically. why not before and why then? whited the quaker community suddenly realized there was a contradiction as an arms making quaker? did guns suddenly change in that moment? what happened as a result of the controversy? those are the questions i set out to answer. i'm going to share with you some of the answers i found. the answers i found, i think, revealed how difficult it was and still is, i think, to extricate oneself entirely from participating in warfare. regardless of one's princ

his name was francis dalton and he advocated selective human breeding. charles davenport, was an american, biologist and he started a fablt at cold harbor springs on long island. it was called a eugenics recording office at cold harbor springs. its purpose was quote to improve the mental and physical qualities of the human family and to eliminate negative traits like pauperism. promiscuity. mental disability and physical impairments. the first state to enact a mandatory sterilization law was indiana. 1907. followed by california, 28 other states in 1931, virginia, passed its sterilization law, mandatory sterilization law in 1924. the proponents of eugenics believed the state had not only the right, but the social obligation to forcibly surgically sterilize without their consent. those individuals who the state found quote incompetent or quote mental defective. it's interesting when you read the history about who some of the supporters of the eugenics movement were. among them, winston-salem. theodore roosevelt. john maynard keynes. helen keller. hg wells

eastern, nico allen discusses her book, it was all a dream, a new generation a bird by a daniel dalton . >> brock obama got nominated as president, of course and then our political climate has totally changed. so, i think for me it was the idea that the american dream is may be possible for black americans but it may be wasn't created for us, do better than your parents, if you work hard enough it doesn't matter, it just doesn't seem like that's actually the reality, evew. i think that's a profoundly disappointing thing, at least for me . >> watch this weekend on c-span two. next, forum on recruitment and retention challenges facing u.s. army.

finally i want to say a huge thank you to simon stevens, ian dalton, nhs staff, charities and voluntary is assured so let's deliver the nhs of the future. thank you. applause i would just take a few questions from the media. thank you, prime minister. you are here to read the nhs and clearly this is a historic financial commitment the government is making but some of the people protesting outside here this morning worrying that the health service will be one of the things which suffers if you do not get brexit right. before christmas you realised you plan to not have the support to get through parliament, what evidence can you give us today that anything has really changed and f! made repeated claim that sum is going to the eu will go to the nhs instead budget on government economy will be smarter as a misleading to keep making that claim? on the climate is very simple, we can only setting of the money to the eu every year and setting of the money to the eu every yearand in setting of the money to the eu every year and in future that will be available for us to expend on priorities and