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prosperous society a highly contented society according to surveys is there anything in the undergrowth the danes should be worried about if you see what should we be worried about you can take the whole world has changed as i told you i've been working for the red cross and a few months after i started into it cause in the ninety's the wall for fell in germany and then we think now we have peace on earth and everybody was happy but i have never seen the world more full of bourse and terrible things than it had been for us to tree is from the. denmark is an ideal society has a high standard of living high standard of public services but the other side was the use of increasingly worried a bit high taxation or for that matter immigration into denmark that they no know what they get for the tax the only the only people who try and not to pay that tax is the very rich people because they move away from ten but the normal day they pay the tax and then no they get value for money. about the immigration i think all the countries in in europe is afraid of immigration we cannot feet ten million more peop

society has a high standard of living high standard of public services but the other side with the danes are increasingly worried a bit high taxation or for that matter immigration into denmark that they know they know what they get for the tax the only the only people who try and not to pay that tax is the very rich people because they move away from ten but the normal day they pay the tax and then no they get value for money. about the immigration saying get all the countries in in europe is afraid of immigration we cannot feet ten million more people in denmark we only five million five to six million danes are very worried about it and those who don't say they were it they're lying and when they've gone to boats in six months we have an election in denmark you see people who go in and. they will put them to full capacity because they afraid of the immigration you have threat of something you don't know we want to help but we don't want to spoil our own country and people who is who is willing and want to be here and want to work and want to pay tax in their very welcome but how will

great danes usually don't give birth to more than 10 puppies at one time. we're told the mom and the babies are all doing well. the puppies are bottle feeding every three hours. i've got to think great dane puppies have got to be some of the cutest, right? >> they are cute, and they are all different. >> they are going to be 6' tall soon. >>> next at 5:00 a.m., stranded for days on an amtrak train, it was headed to the bay area when it ran into trouble. we'll hear from the woman who took these pictures. >> a live look outside right now as an atmospheric river hits the noveat a-a-r-p, we'reonal all about hikes. and other things to keep you healthy. it's why we offer health tips for your body, and your brain. today is your day to make fitness happen. and a-a-r-p is here to help you take on today. i was at a place where i was unhappy in my career. a recruiter found me on linkedin. he reached out and helped me. he saw something in me that no one else saw. and that changed everything- for my life and my family's life, honestly. >>> now at 5:00 an atmospheric riv

and on thursday, ben affleck, dane cook and music from bring me the horizon. please join us for all that. you know, there are many who say this country has never been as divided as it is right now. that's why it is reassuring to remember that everybody, regardless of political affiliation, loves our first guest. you can see him right now in his first stand-up special in 23 years, "right here, around the corner" is streaming on netflix. please welcome ray romano. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> thank you, thank you. good crowd. good crowd. >> jimmy: you beat charles barkley. that's exciting, right? >> yeah. it was close. i think i was favored by one and a half. so i lost if you were betting. >> jimmy: you're a big sports fan in general, right?

period daley's territory and compass sweden norway the favor weiland iceland and greenland now the danes gave them more peaceful pursuits as a small nation in the very heart of europe and i tell you for our final program on day mike that fascinating independent minded country house harrison is the c.e.o. of an english speaking newspaper the copenhagen post a former data communications at the danish red cross says he's been fighting for human rights for years and some of your chief executive officer of the copenhagen post a very unusual paper in the sense that publishes in english really to the ex-parte population of denmark how did that come about well it started twenty years ago when some. students came to denmark to study and they find out there was nothing in english here so they said they will release an english newspaper and they did that for about one year spent on the own money and spent their parents' money and they were bankrupt and then they need to consult a lawyer to make them bankrupt this lawyer he had been the c.e.o. of one of the biggest paper in copenhagen for ten years

immigration we cannot feet ten million more people in denmark we are only five million five to six million danes are very worried about it and those who don't say they were there lying and when they've gone to vote in six months we have an election in denmark you would see people who go in and they were full capacity because they afraid of the immigration you have threat of something you don't know we want to help but we don't want to spoil our own country and people who is who is willing and want to be here and want to work and want to pay tax in their very welcome how will that sanction resolve itself if it is impossible to control immigration with european union context is the likely to be a rising number of people in denmark who say well if we can solve these problems with in the european union perhaps like britain we should move i would say the european union that will not happen because what i feel when i talk to people they know that we have very small country without all the trading deeds without e.u. without trading with the whole world we don't have a chance we had to export our of goo

a dog instagram's handle is a great dane. look, it's hard. in these shoe. >> poor thing. he just wants to play. >> well, cooper is also adorable. cooper is, like, what do you want me to do with these? that's inside the house on the hardwood floors, but it's cold where he's at too, so time to give these bad boys a go outside. >> it's not going well. >> oh my goodness. >> both of you and dogs everywhere trying to get the concept of shoes, whether it's indoors or outdoors. those are just adorable. >> dude's got a puzzling problem. >> takes entirely too much math. >> it's that thing that happens when you're in the store and you're trying to figure it out. it happens to a lot of people. >> why simply buying some paper towels is easier said than done. >> nobody needs this. >> the world is you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with a origi scedn in clinical trialss beenn to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

<dane kouttron / created remote-controlled snow blower: "not only can it take in a bunch of gps positions take care of cleaning a parking lot by itself. but ideally sit up with your cup of tea and remotely pilot your snow moving machine from the comfort of your own home."> (ken) kouttron was once on the show battle-bots. he says he doesn't have current plans to pitch the snowblower commercially. but admits it would be an interesting venture. (pam) in entertainment news tonight... as movie fans focus on this weekend's oscars, and the best movies from last year... there are a a couple of new movies hoping to get their attention. david daniel looks at what's now showing in theaters. "i will destroy everything you love.""toothless, no!"strap in for one more adventure with "hiccup" and "toothless" in "how to train your dragon: the hidden world." analysts expect the third and apparently final film in the animated franchise to fly into theaters with 40-million dollars or more -- roughly the same neighborhood where the first two "dragons" debuted."what advice would you give us, if we want to be t

we didn't see much shareholder reaction to this news to dane butswinkas leaving.be clear, dane is still going to be outside counsel, but no longer general counsel. >> this comes on the heels of a high profile string of executives leaving. last month the c.f.o. was departing. >> in 2018, executive leaving wallace a human then. there was a huge turnover, and the hope was 2019 would be calmer. now you are seeing that seasoned executives are leaving, and they are promoting from within. when the c.f.o. announced leaving, they promoted from within. the new general counsel is jonathan chang, who has been with the company for nine years. >> we are quick to jump on the negative uses. but tracking cars analyzed. that is important. are we focused on the good news? >> of elon's forecasts have often been aggressive and optimistic. it is baked into the stock that the numbers are achievable, but on a much slower time line than what he gives. becoming a real car company. you are seeing more cars on the road, especially here in california. but people buying the cars are happy with

i don't know anything about food before dane also went out of use food as an entree to local politics yes. it was one of the actually the. most political of our journalists he was one of the i would call him a journalist in a way because he made more radical political statements than anybody else on c.n.n. and or a misunderstanding of the more left sort of side of politics he you know engaged with the cuisine of gaza and you're so you're going to one of the most political places on earth which is the besieged gaza strip. it's the most heavily surveilled place on earth it's a place. which is home to the most demonized population on earth and he managed to get in there as a c.n.n. host by focusing on the cuisine and so in a way that was really genius and he showed he humanized the people there who are just so around they demonized as terrorists and showed how rich their culture is and how closely connected they are to the mediterranean as a whole while they're surrounded by fences and drones so out of contact and us. are. fascinating max limit the amount of marching now coming to the st

farefax said in a statement: >> dane a within the last now minutes as i was coming up to the camera i received a statement from his accuser, vanessa tyson. she says in part that mr. farefax's is previous remarks about not being credible are upsetting. she said he's conducting a smear campaign. she's a proud democrat and has no political move in coming forward now. >> dana: in addition to that she had a long statement. i will give you another exert from jonathan martin tweeting this. vanessa tyson, at cueser, including in her statement what began as consensual kissing quickly turned into a sexual assault. adding: >> dana: so this story continuing to develop. thanthank you, we will check ban with you. let's bring in our fox news editor and co-host of the podcast that we will record in about an hour. think we will have a lot to talk about. >> yes, ma'am. >> dana: let's start with virginia. you're a former resident. what do you think is going on here? >> look i think the, this is a secular religion in the democratic party and among liberal americans. it's objects relate to antiracism and

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it comes to any con of concussion and they call this final but you have to you have to remember the danes that the player wants to keep playing but they usually don't know what's going on as well as the coach he wants the player to say on the pitch because they don't want to use a very valuable substitution so the doctors do have the responsibility but actually being an able to make the right call before we go further into the discussion would be to hear from a ten year himself who actually talked to the media after the game with some pretty interesting comments if you know if i didn't really know what happened i only realized when i saw all the players around me everything hurts my leg hurts my head hurts but it doesn't matter the main thing is we got a point i'm happy about that. so you know we've got a player here who doesn't know what happened he said he had a headache he said his whole body was hurting and yet the club's official line is there were no signs of concussion that doesn't sound to me though i'm not a medical expert. but it's concerning his well the comment like we won so

after cameras and supporters were told to leave the court a judge in the town of oriel sentenced the dane to six years for extremism it's a conviction he intends to appeal. i thank you everybody for coming i'm very happy that you're here thank you. dennis christensen may be the first jehovah's witness to be given jail time in russia but he's certainly not the only one in trouble we filmed worship at their main moscow meeting hall in two thousand and seventeen just before russia's supreme court outlawed the jihad as witnesses as an extremist organization before we were banned this building was. very intensively as you can see. since then the doors have been shot to them they have about twenty two people in prison. hundred rates. many of their whole many under investigation why russia's or thirty c. the country's one hundred seventy five thousand jobs as witnesses as a threat is something of a mystery it's been suggested that they're under suspicion because perhaps a western influence maybe that they're too independent from the russian government and the russian orthodox church. or the edge

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that philip have been mild for most of the independent us that we need to know that dane cook with. a less impacted. i was up at a sauna we were meeting they. were sort of my limit was that they let him get me or the here now with jamie as a hunk on the road. now at the five. hundred but because he lived alone he thought that never. see let him to make the point i mean or the i mean merrill have one thing closer you got to grab me it's because he is so serious when i when i would. give you put your foot underneath that you'll be in houston monsters american simulators he's flown so many times in a study them so well sometimes it's hard to tell who's teaching whom this is no this is this is a school position to go to do something to see these people. it's not good business . status that's how it is in here but. i put on mine put like a stone or something in a store of their. sorry out of it and really touch. my sleeve. ok great that's exactly what. he knew all the police can use the disputes that. i mean you can still see meet your nose and then you see when you sleep you just move t

. >>> an arizona great dane, speaking of animals, is now a new mom.he has her paws full. >> yes, she does. she had 19 punies. cleo welcomed all these puppies at an arizona animal hospital thursday. it was a team effort. a veterinary surgeon with seven technicians and the dog's family were all there for the c-section. great danes usually don't give birth to more than 10 puppies at one time. we're told the mom and the babies are all doing well. the puppies are bottle feeding every three hours. >>> they are so cute. i like all the different furs, coats. yeah. ahead at 6:00, google's latest technology and what can recognize what your texting a friend and offer even helpful suggestions for when you're texting. we're going to talk about new technology. >> maybe don't send that text. >>> first video, what appears to be a frozen tsunami. we'll explain what's happening here. >>> plus a giant jenga game >>> san pablo, each richmond, ser ito, albany, you're getting hit again with another wave of moderate rain on 80 and 580. it doesn't stop. rain early, taper sho

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after cameras and supporters were told to leave the court the judge in the town of oriel sentenced the dane to six years for extremism it's a conviction he intends to appeal. i thank you everybody for coming i'm very happy that you're here thank you. dennis christensen may be the first jehovah's witness to be given jail time in russia but he's certainly not the only one in trouble we filmed worship at their main moscow meeting hall in two thousand and seventeen just before russia's supreme court outlawed the witnesses as an extremist organization before we were banned this building was. very intensively as you can see. since then the doors have been shot to them they have about twenty two people in prison.

tonight -- ben affleck, comedian dane cook, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from bring me the horizon. and now, to put it bluntly, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome. relax, relax. very nice. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming and for braving the rain. i appreciate it.

. >>> a huge dane best on the central coast, police going at operation triple beam. 197 suspects were arrested. nearly half identified or busted for gang affiliations. guns and drugs also confiscated. the four-month investigation involved u.s. marshals, homeland security and so leaders police. >>> special counsel robert mueller's final report on the russia investigation could be handed in within days. we are told sources tell cbs news that mueller's report could be delivered as early as tomorrow, and certainly by mid march. his team is looking at possible russian election meddling, possible obstruction of justice by president trump. the attorney general, william barr, has committed to releasing some but not all of that report. >>> southwest declared an operation boo emergency. what's going on tonight. we will hear from passengers stuck in san jose. >>> empire star jussie smollett is out on bail tonight. how an uber ride helped police undercover >>> the skies don't seem too friendly for passengers of southwest airlines. first, mechanical problems and now the weather has led to several

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we've called it and described i to the most dane be druce road in the washi metro area. >> reporter: the numbers are staggering, 60 plus deaths on route 210 in prince george's county in the last decade, 134 crashes with injuries. a grassroots effort begun in 2017 has resulted in the placement of a fixed speed camera. community activist ron weisses beliore are needed and they need to be movable >> you don't typically put speed cameras at traffic lights. .ou put red light cameras at traffic lights >> reporter: the horrific crash that kled the mejia children in december was caused by a suspected drunk driver according to police. >> have you been drinking anything tonight? >> reporter: last thursday officers set up a sobriety checkpoint. thin two hours they made five dui arrests. community leader and activist reverend dr. robert l. screen commended the strong will of those fhting for improvements. >> we've got to have a paradigm shift in our cultural thteking. >> rep the working group is also endorsing an increase in fines for certa offenses on this road, their main street where they dve

and pigs outnumber danes by about two to one their national dish so i use key is a special of roast pork and while some say the wall is hogwash since most wind flu is spread by humans many feel that hamstringing farmers with that risk. isn't it worth the risk am stringing farmers hard was no fire your old fire about as a result river better when the red one in this world would not hold the real love love so i tell you all i love you i am tired and up have keep on watching those hawks out there and have a great day and night everybody. the united states has always had a tool to use and its tax on other countries. economic sanctions are are often just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries and talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the home. and we need to make rules for the rest. because without us there will be. looks like the beginning of the french revolution whether one or three those an essential movement these people that's your bias they d

. >> reporter: jeffrey sacks is a former chicago cop and stepfather of dane smith, an officer who committedcide on new year's day. >> i think there was a lot of straws that broke the camel's back. >> reporter: tell me about them. >> working in one of the roughest neighborhoods in the city of chicago. i believe he suffered from post- traumatic stress. >> you can cry. it's okay. >> reporter: it's those neighborhood where's you find father brandt. >> police officers are a rare breed. they're called to be social workers and 10-minute marriage councilors and peacemakers and dodgers of bullets. good to see you. >> reporter: he knows the wounds can go deep. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> glor: coming up next here tonight on the cbs evening news, a record number of guns are being confiscated at airports in america, cbs news investigated. and why customers are out of luck accessing information about one of america's largest banks. that's why this is the view for every other full-size pickup. and this year, it's déjà vu all over again 'cuz only the ford f-150 with its high strength, military-gr

of black history month with now freeman the writer and activist for black alliance for peace lady dane figaro a d.d. the black trans writer artist and activist and author and curator miguel c. clarke take a listen. in the love this love that you're saying for black media translate into actual love for black people actually from black communities does that translate on the box office and people go back where there was great. well you know we're going. back to. the theater art and i can tell you people come to the theater sometimes and they come and then watch a show and they cry and they say oh i'm watching the color purple and almost feel it was so strong not understanding that the reason why i think ali was in the predicament that she was in was because the white people and that right now and there are women who are secretly right now and that if we choose to divest from white supremacy we can actually have everyone live a better life so we go there we cry we have our feelings and then we leave the theater and you don't even think about the black family that lives down the street from

after arture of dane short amount of time is problematic.ington-based firm -- --a: he is a defense trial there's a lot of speculation. is dane moving to california? he's remaining a partner at the firm. there's always speculation of how long this gig is going to last. it did not last very long. he's justld this be taking care of the business he needed to take care of and then going home? >> they are still investigating tesla. they hired this guy to be in control of the legal team. the fact that he's going back so quickly is raising a lot of questions for investors. you are seeing the shares in the premarket starting to show that. david: you don't change your legal team in the middle of a major investigation. announce a newt gc joining the company and they leave in under three months. alix: how do you do it? you are in charge versus you need to delegate and have good people around you. al: it's not a good story. you want continuity. there's a fair amount behind this that we don't know. i don't think it's a pretty picture, somebody coming in a

after cameras and supporters were told to leave the court a judge in the town of oriel sentenced the dane to six years for extremism is a conviction he intends to appeal. i thank you everybody for coming i'm very happy that you're here thank you. dennis christensen may be the first jehovah's witness to be given jail time in russia but he's certainly not the only one in trouble we filmed worship at their main moscow meeting hall in two thousand and seventeen just before russia's supreme court outlawed the jihad as witnesses as an extremist organization before we were banned this building. very intensively but as you can see. since then the doors have been shot to them they have about twenty two people in prison. hundred rates. many under whole many under investigation why russia's or thirty c. the country's one hundred seventy five thousand jobs as witnesses as a threat is something of a mystery it's been suggested that they're under suspicion because perhaps a western influence maybe that they're too independent from the russian government and the russian orthodox church and these are the

. >> something is fundamentally broken in our system that the danes get an 80% discount and we are notrter: the manufacturers make some of the biggest drugs like ambien and clarinex. abbvie c.e.o. richard gonzalez was asked to explain why the price of arthritis drug humira doubled from $19,000 in 2012 to $41,000 today. >> humira plays a very important role in abbvie funding of r & d. >> mr. gonzalez, i know my time is up, let me just say i think that you charge more here because you can. >> reporter: but as the debate rages on, patients like kathleen washington are stuck in the middle. she can't afford the $600 price of her insulin, so she has to use a less-effective, cheaper insulin. >> it just got to be to the point that i had to start making decision as to whether or not i'm going to get my insulin or whether or not i'm going to get food. >> reporter: today's hearing ended with none of the companies committing to lowengheritan l w. >> glor: up next here, heavy rains inundate northern california. reach her health goals! i'm in! but first... shelfie! the great-tasting nutrition of ens

and pigs outnumber danes by about two to one their national dish so i use key is a special of roast pork and while some say the wall is hogwash since most wind flu is spread by humans many feel that hamstringing farmers with that risk isn't isn't worth the risk and i'm stringing for worms hard war you're on fire your old fire about as a result of rutabaga remember everyone in this world are about told we all love the love so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone from turkey and up top of the valley keep on watching those hawks out there are great being invited everybody. kaiser's by the actual survival. when customers go by you're just applying. well reducible our. that's undercutting but what's good for the market is not good for the global economy. united states. and its attacks on other countries. economic sanctions are just the beginning another thing you like to do is place some military press around the country. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country. we have a responsibility for the head. and we need to make rules for the rest. becaus

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. >> reporter: jeffrey sax is a former chicago cop and stepfather of dane smith, an officer who committed suicide on new year's day. >> i think there was a lot of straws that broke the camel's back. >> tell me about them. >> working in one of the roughest neighborhoods in the city of chicago, i believe he suffered from post traumatic stress. >> you can cry in this uniform. it's okay. >> reporter: it's those neighborhoods who err you find father brandt. >> police officers are a rare breed. they're called to be social workers and ten-minute marriage counselors and peace makers and dodgers of bullets. >> take care. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> reporter: he knows the wounds can go deep. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >>> coming up next, a letter has just been released. am zone's ceo jeff bezos and the world's richest man says the "national enquirer" tried to blackmail him over personal photos. >>> and later here why customers were out of luck trying to access information at one of merrick's largest banks. olay ultra moisture body wash gives skin the nourishment it needs and keeps i

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tomorrow, ben affleck, dane cook and music from bring me the horizon. >> jimmy: if you watch this showng love for the art of dance. it's just my thing. our first guest shares that love she goes from flamenco to flossing on "world of dance" which returns to nbc february 26th, please say hello to jennifer lopez. ♪ [cheers and applause] how are you? it's great to have you here. >> oh, my god. what? what? what's happening?god! >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you! >> jimmy: i wish the people at home, watching at home could smell how good you smell. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you smell like a giant bouquet of flowers has entered the room. >> thank you, thank you. >> >> jimmy: no, thank you. have you ever thought of putting your mother in one of your movies? >> lupe is kind of famous on her own. we call her the lupenator. >> jimmy: does she know about that? >> she's been in videos of mine. she's been in my documentary. it was a lot about her. the next tour is going to be a lot of her as well. >> jimmy: i god yot you. have you ever taken her to the oscars? >> i've never taken her to the os

. >> you were how old when you were on stage with dane judy dent? >> i was 18.new nothing. i was not planning being an actress. i remember the first day i was getting my hair and makeup done. what is this? it was just so strange. i heard her coming into the room. i heard her going where is she. she came right up to me. if anyone give you any trouble, you come straight to me. >> five years later, emily was introduced to american audiences playing with another icon for which she earned a golden globe nomination. >> that was this crazy moment. i remember seeing her across the parking lot and she bursts out of her trailer and she was just meryl streep and she's in a puffy jacket you are so great. i just started to wheep.eep. it was sad. >> you were not sure how she felt. >> i didn't know. i was crying the whole way. >> in 2014, blunt had a big budget breakthrough starring with tom cruise in "the edge of tomorrow." that same year she reunited with meryl streep and surprised audience including her husband with her musical performance in "into the woods." >> john had n

barkley will join us and we have quite a week including ben affleck, jennifer lopez, jessica rothe, danelus music from josh groban and bring me the horizon. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest, busiest guys there is. he has a lot of jobs including the one he does every afternoon. you can watch him in syndication every afternoon. please say hello to steve harvey. [ cheers and applause how are you? wow. >> all right. >> steve, i was prepared for your beard, and your beard is now gone. >> i had a beard. my wife came in yesterday and said take it off. and i misunderstood her. i didn't know she was talking about the beard. so i was just sitting in the chair naked. and nothing happened. so she wanted it off. this is crazy, man. >> jimmy: isn't she the won who encouraged you to grow the build? >> she told me last summer on vacation. i grow the beard out. it's gray. i don't have enough gray in the mustache yet. this is just for men. and she told me you look distinguished. and then yesterday she said you look old. i went from distinguished to old. so she told me to -- >> jimmy: and you