but especially davis. davis, like lincoln, had been a wig boy. the wigs had prided themselves on their respect for law and for the judiciary. they had blasted democrats for pandering to the masses at the expense of the law. they pointed to andrew jackson's disregard for supreme court decisions he disagreed with, like the one up hoeding the constitutionality of the national bank and the one protecting cherokee indians from the state of georgia's claim that they could take over their land. it's not true, but it was rumored that jackson had said john marshall has given his opinion on that charity. let him enforce it. and he might as well said it because the court was unable to enforce it. when they were young wigs, both davis and lincoln, had observed the great debate in congress from 1842 to 1844. andrew jackson has military commander in new orleans in 1814 had pronounced marshall law and had instituted military commissions to prosecute people who he thought was dangerous. he had banished people from the town and one of the victims petitioned the l

so davis went back to work.hen within a couple hours the other eyewitness picked out the mug shot. so detectives showed up at his job that night. this time he says, they've only had a handful of pictures with them. >> maybe two to three pictures and just said which one. which picture? they showed me so i pointed out the guy. yeah, that's the guy. yeah. that's the guy. so i thought did i my job. >> that guy was richard rosario. davis tells me, he didn't doubt rosario's guilt then or now. >> i still feel like i got the man. >> so i'm curious what davis would make of all those alibi witnesses in florida. and make it clear, i'm not looking to sway him in any way. >> we're not trying to get to you say he's innocent. i'm here to find the truthful that's all i care about. >> i'm a deputy sheriff. on june 19 he was in my house. we were talking. >> davis isn't even through hearing the first alibi witness before he has a reaction. >> not a single phone call. >> that's messed up. that's really messed up. >> after he's done

so davis went back to work.thin a couple hours the other eyewitness picked out the mug shot. so detectives showed up at his job that night. this time he says, they've only had a handful of pictures with them. >> maybe two to three pictures and just said which one. which picture? they showed me so i pointed out the guy. yeah, that's the guy. yeah. that's the guy. so i thought did i my job. >> that guy was richard rosario. davis tells me, he didn't doubt rosario's guilt then or now. >> i still feel like i got the man. >> so i'm curious what davis would make of all those alibi witnesses in florida. and make it clear, i'm not looking to sway him in any way. >> we're not trying to get to you say he's innocent. i'm here to find the truthful that's all i care about. >> i'm a deputy sheriff. on june 19 he was in my house. we were talking. >> davis isn't even through hearing the first alibi witness before he has a reaction. >> not a single phone call. >> that's messed up. that's really messed up. >> after he's done watch

despite his confession, robert davis later insisted he was an innocent man.irst time an inmate would make this claim, but robert was about to get help proving it. would it be enough to persuade a governor? continuing with the interrogation, here's keith morrison. >> attorney steve rosenfield was in for a big surprise when he arrived at rocky fugett's prison. >> it was shocking. >> it certainly was. rocky wanted to sign a sworn affidavit saying robert davis was innocent, had nothing to do with the murders. >> that was pretty powerful for him to do that, considering his circumstances. nothing to gain. >> but rocky's admission wasn't enough to undo robert's confession. >> and then seven years into robert's prison sentence, rosenfield answered a phone call. and there she was. laura nirider of northwestern university's innocence project is a leading expert in false confessions by young people. she had heard about robert's case and offered to help. and help us understand what happened to robert as we watched the interrogation unfold. >> this is one of the most inte

>> they think i'm going to make them a star. >> central falls is as proud of davis, as davis is of ither upbringing here was abut as gloomya the weather the day we visited. the davises were the only black family in town. her dad got a job as a horse groomer at the nearby track. money wasn't only tight, it was almost nonexistent. >> i literally would dream about having food in the refrigerator and in the cupboards, that's it. >> does it look the same? >> much smaller than i remember. >> she took us back to the school cafeteria which for years was her only stores of nutrition. >> for most of my life it was the only meal. knowing that when i went home there was nothing there in terms of food. >> does that hungry little girl still with you today? >> totally. completely. >> her house on the other hand is long since gone. but the memories of the cold and the rats are as fresh as yesterday. >> the infestation was so unbelievable. and sometimes they would jump on top of us on the beds and then you could hear them eating our toys at night. just the crunching sound. >> davis' year book is telli

but viola davis gaining momentum right now. has a star on the hollywood walk of fame, a golden glo now more oscar buzz. >> because she is smart, she is important. abc's michael strahan discusses all things with her and "how to get away with murder," as well. >> yous is smart, us is kind. [ screaming ] no. >> a lot of things have happened to your character analise. she got arrested. >> yeah. >> house exploded. >> uh-huh. >> wes died. >> yeah. >> so please tell me things are going to get better. >> i'm waiting for it to get better. i'm like, when does it get better? i want her to do better, maybe go to therapy. just get better. >> this is just you and me talking, no cameras here. something you can tell me. a little spoiler alert? >> let me tell you something, it's going to get a whole lot worse before it gets better. >> under attack here. >> the relationship bwe and wes was central to the show. >> yeah. >> and now he's gone. >> yeah, i have my fantasy that that's going to catapult her into kind of wanting the best for the rest of

jordan davis.lmbout ♪ ♪ hell you talmbout >> so what we're going to do right now is we're going to jump back in. we got the mothers right here. say your baby's name. jordan davis. here we go. we're going to say jordan davis so he can feel us and we're doing this for his mother who gave birth to him. we are proud of you for standing up here with us today. i'm giving you to mike because this is not about you. >> jordan dais. >> we're going to do it right because this is a hoemoment whe we're in tune, we're in tune, right? >> jordan davis. >> say the name. >> jordan davis. >> say her name. >> jordan davis. >> say her name. >> jordan davis. >> say her name. >> jordan davis. >> say her name. >> jordan davis. >> say her name. say her name. say her name. say her name. >> we've got another mother, eric garner's mother and we're going to give you the mike. this is not about me but your son and fighting back against abusive o.e ivive power. we want to be in tune with you on the one, two. say his name. >> eri

david davis batted away their demands.e secretary of state now agree to accept the unanimous recommendation of the brexit select committee, and, in the process, agree with himself, before he got this job, and now publish a white paper on the government's objectives, so these can be considered alongside the legislation he has just announced 7 i don't often dispute with myself,

viola davis his heartbroken wife, rose.ople that it does require technique. i always want to reiterate to people a certain level of control, even in the lack of control of it. it's notjust something that comes naturally. it's not like i was just playing myself and just remembering a time in my life when someone did the same thing to me. rose told me... the same thing to me. tell them what you told me, rose. the same thing to me. i told him if he wasn't the mankind, then move out of the way so the mankind can find me. then move out of the way that's what she told me — you are in my way, you are blocking the view, move out of the way so i can find me a husband. you have talked about your experience as an actress and the roles tend to be experience as an actress limited because of your colour. experience as an actress do you think that producers, directors, hollywood are opening up to giving more interesting roles, explore... yes, they are opening up because i think they are being forced to open up. because i think they are am

so far davis says no. and then if he does give him a piece of the team, which is a big question mark, in the nfl supposedly there's a rule that says cannot be a casino owner and also own a part of the team in the nfl. in the meantime if that doesn't work out between he and this billionaire down there in las vegas, where is he going to get the money? then, of course, there is a relocation fee. there's questions about how the raiders are going to come up with that. so we've got a long way to go. as we mention peed at the outset, he can't leverage l.a. any longer. so this is the story that a lot of raiders fans are tired of hearing about. the unfortunate thing for them is it's a long way there being decided whether or not the owners want a team in las vegas or these hurdles are out there. this is one thing i will say about it. if the nfl and their ownership decides las vegas is a good idea, they will help him get over those hurdles. and we just haven't gotten a great feel as to how supportive they are of them

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i'm guessing viola davis has already will gompertz, bbc news.re's john watson at the bbc sport centre. hi, john watson at the bbc sport centre. john. hello there. john watson at the bbc sport centre. manchester united earned a 1—1 draw against rivals liverpool, the second of two important matches today in the race for this season's premier league title. today in the race for this season's the first saw manchester city beaten a—0 by everton at goodison park. andy swiss reports. a—0 by everton at goodison park. the a—0 by everton at goodison park. latest chapter of football's the latest chapter of one of football's fiercest rivalries. liverpool versus manchester united, nowjurgen klopp againstjose mourinho. it was liverpool who were handed the initiative. paul pogba's glove work being lysed. from the spot, james milnerfired glove work being lysed. from the spot, james milner fired the visitors ahead. united did the best to fire back, not least zlatan ibrahimovic. but they trailed at the break. united pressed forward, but for all the promise, the o

by 0la davies, his wife, rose. as emotional as it is! davies, his wife, rose.te that it does require technique. a certain level of control even in the lack of control of it. it is not something that comes naturally, it's not as if i was playing myself and run and bring a time in my life when someone did the same thing to me. you have talked a lot about your experience as an actress and the roles you get given, and that the roles tend to be limited because of your colour. do you think producers, directors, hollywood are opening up to giving more interesting roles? they are being forced to open up. america is changing. the ethnic make—up of america is changing and people are desperate to see their own images. brady bunch is not working any more and there are so many actors of colour who are now in the position of saying, i am refusing to go back, i want to be redefined. times have changed, troy. people changed and the world change. there is every chance you will get an oscar for this. you go up on stage, you have the golden statue, you have 1 billion people to ta

david davis says he doesn't know what hard brexit means.nfusing, it's as though they don't know what they are doing. for people who tap into buzzfeed, for the people you cater to, i'm assuming slightly younger members of the public, how do you explain the whole brexit phenomenon, and explain this story to them. you have a traditional paper here, the daily telegraph, putting its case. it's remarkable, because our readers are really interested in reading stories on brexit. especially when we are talking about the impact on the economy. people genuinely want to know. you mention post—truth. i think, at a time when perhaps you do have polarised media, this is also a time when people are searching for the truth, and people are turning to different outlets. theyjust the truth, and people are turning to different outlets. they just want to know different perspectives, and at the end of the day, they want to know what's going on. do tell us! what is interesting with this story in the telegraph is that it mentions the three brexiteers, david davis,

team owner mark davis and adelson met regularly leading up to davis's announcement that if las vegascould build a stadium, he would come. now...the raiders say they're still all in on vegas...they're just out more than a half a billion dollars in their quest to get there. she vanished five years ago on her way to school. and her body was never found. now after months of delays....sierra lamar's accused killer is on trial antonlin garcia torres is the man accused of killing the morgan hill teen. kron-4's rob fladeboe was in court during the dramatic opening statements happening nowhundreds of people are marching in honor of a dublin girl who vanished on her way home from school 28 years ago. ilene misheloff was 13 -years old at the time. the march started a little over an hour ago. it was 28- years ago today... she left wells intermediate school for an ice -skating lesson. ilene was last seen walking along san ramon road and amador valley boulevard ... she has not been seen or heard from since. misheloff supporters say, they will continue to march this time of year... every year. unti

northbound 880 at davis street it's a stalled big rig blocking the right lane and the off ramp at davis street. this is causing some pretty heavy back up you're moving in that area at 16 miles per hour and the back up goes beyond 328. so give yourself plenty of extra time. if you're taking southbound 880 to highway 92 here's a live look at the commute. now, up to about 20 minutes between 880 and 101. moving over to slow conditions along the pass. you're inching your way at 14-mile per hour. north tracy boulevard to the pass will now take you over 50 minutes. it does free up though and green all the way through the south bay which means smooth traffic along 101, 280 and 87. now, if you want to avoid all the roadways it is a winter spare the air day. we'll tell you more about that. you can consider bart, ace trains are all on time right now. >>> good morning, everybody. it is a spare the air day, a winder spare the air day. the season does go through the end of february and today it happens to be a lot of people firing up the fireplaces in the overnight hours as we've been dipping into th

we will hear from david davis later.ou think the government should do in their response to the judgment today?” think the government needs to do two things. firstly, introduce necessary legislation to enable parliament to authorise the triggering of article 50. secondly, it needs to stand by the promises made before christmas. again, made clear by the primitive, that we would set up the plan that the government has asked to where we're going after that. parliament must recognise that the government's ability to implement the plan will at least partly dependent on the 27 partners we will have to negotiate a future relationship with outside the hue. as i think parliament will need every assurance. i hue. as i think parliament will need every assurance. i think the government is in a position to give up. the prime minister's speech last week was a major step along the route. will this delay the process? ifind route. will this delay the process? i find that difficult. we're in late january. parliament can sit and legislation

it always has been for vernon davis. maybe some home cooking what he needed this season. >>> another nba at mariah carey's new anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. thope to see you again soon.. whoa, whoa, i got this. just gotta get the check. almost there. i can't reach it. if you have alligator arms, you avoid picking up the check. what? it's what you do. i got this. thanks, dennis! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. growwwlph. it's what you do. oh that is good crispy duck. >>> they say there is no place like home and for redskins tight end vernon davis, home is where he thrives. now with the washington redskins. davis arrived in dc coming off his least produ

david davis saying we wa nt precedent.ant it to be as frictionless as possible and yet you heard theresa may saying if we don't get the deal we want, we're going to walk away. it is interesting, isn't it, the different angles? we would like it to be smooth, they are trying to set boundaries for the best outcome and the worst outcome and hoping that somewhere in the middle is the final outcome. it feels like for the last couple of weeks, every time we've talked about the markets, we have talked about politics, it is about brexit and it is about trump. yesterday we had inflation figures out in the uk and it was higher than expected and maybe it is time we start to look at these indicators and move away from politics for a bit? i think that's right. there has been a transition taking place since july right. there has been a transition taking place sincejuly of last year. inflation has been gradually ticking up. partly in the uk that's because of currency weakness, partly because of currency weakness, partly because it is empl

the new report from researchers at davis. ,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. weeks. it opened up near "cam >>> a big sinkhole in the east bay might not get repaired for weeks. it opened up near miner and comino pablo roads in orinda after the last round of rain. the sinkhole is also spilling sewage into a nearby creek. engineers are still surveying the damage to the road and it's expected to be closed for three weeks. >>> thanks to all the rain a new report now shows that most of northern california is no longer in a drought. uc-davis researchers now say that the state's reservoirs are above average for the first time in six years. the report says that precipitation and snowpack is also far above average. the bay area and farther north have the most water right now but researchers are warning that some parts of southern ca

. >> tonight's protest at uc davis, conservative milo yiannopoulos and martin shkreli were slated to speak tonight. katie in the middle with the developing story. >> reporter: we witnessed so much passion, mistrust and misinformation that some people didn't believe it was canceled when it was announced and people stood around and rallied for hours. >> shut it down! >> reporter: protesters blocked the doors, police tossed them out. nobody got inside, not even the republican headliner, conservative milo yiannopoulos. >> we came to have event to promote free speech and didn't get to have any speech. >> tickets went quick and not just to students. >> milo is a rising young conservative star and want to see him close in person. >> reporter: others cannot. >> milo just how everything he has to say brings people down. not what we should stand for as community especially at davis. >> nearly 60 uc police officers worked the crowd making one arrest for obstructing officer but organizers made the call to cancel. >> students lives at risk and officers and school property. no point having this if

jordan davis. >> we are going to say jordan davis so he can feel less.is for his mother who gave birth to him. we are proud of you for standing standing up with us here today. i'm giving you mic because this is not about me. >> jordan davis. >> no, no, no. we will do it right. this is a moment for history. we are listening and in tune. 1, 2, 3. >> jordan davis. >> say his name. >> jordan davis. >> say his name. >> jordan davis. >> say his name. >> jordan davis. >> say his name. >> say his name, say his name, say his name, say his name. >> hell. we have another mother, eric garner's mother. we will give you the mic. this is about you. this is about your son and about all this fighting back against the abuse of power. so when it comes in, on the one, say his name, 1, 2, 3 >> eric garner. >> say his name. >> eric gardner. >> say his name. >> eric garner. >> say his name. >> eric garner. >> say his name. >> eric garner. >> say his name. >> woo. ♪ >> this is the mother of -- >> nypd came and kicked him. [indiscernible] justice for all. >> 1, 2, 3. >> say his

dallism at a davis -- vandalism at a davis mosque is being listed as a hate crime.acon was draped over doorhandleles. pork is a for bidden meat in the muslim religion, leading police to believe this is a hate crime. the mosque leaders said they are not angry. >> we don't respond to hate with hate. our relynnion is very peaceful -- religion is very peaceful. >>> time is now 4:52. some north ball school kids celebrating a new accomplishment that they helped had a make happen near calle cutta, inde-- cal cutta india. >> reporter: the students at spring hill school aren't much different than other kids. >> they're hungry to learn about who is out there. you know, what are children like in china, india, and other parts of the world. and when you tell them stories, they start to realize what they have. they start to think outside of themselves. >> reporter: jean hicks recently told her students about the school she started in the slums of up decontra, and how she was planning to return there over the holidays to check on things. that sparked class discussion about the sim

. >> tonight's protest at uc davis, conservative milo yiannopoulos and martin shkreli were slated to speak tonight. katie in the middle with the developing story. >> reporter: we witnessed so much passion, mistrust and misinformation that some people didn't believe it was canceled when it was announced and people stood around and rallied for hours. >> shut it down! >> reporter: protesters blocked the doors, police tossed them out. nobody got inside, not even the republican headliner, conservative milo yiannopoulos. >> we came to have event to promote free speech and didn't get to have any speech. >> tickets went quick and not just to students. >> milo is a rising young conservative star and want to see him close in person. >> reporter: others cannot. >> milo just how everything he has to say brings people down. not what we should stand for as community especially at davis. >> nearly 60 uc police officers worked the crowd making one arrest for obstructing officer but organizers made the call to cancel. >> students lives at risk and officers and school property. no point having this if

carrie loved throwing parties at the house once lived n by bette davis.reports fisher's favorite menu served, fried chicken, collared greens and cornbread. steven fry among ttose delivering eulogies, all of which mentioned how much carrie loved her daughter, billy lourd. at one point emotional billy spotted giving a long lug tohug friend. and being said, only thing missing are debbie and carrie. >> we will miss them. the family says there will be a public memorial for debbie and carrie but the date is not announced yet. >>> yet, cameron, rumors flying about the death of george michaels. >> and rumors centered around his boyfriend and whether or not drugs were involved. here is what we know tonight. >> police are reportedly seeking answeres from george's boyfriend about what happened in the hours before the singer's death christmas day. he wrote, he found michael's body lying peacefully in bed christmas morning. yet reportedly police were not called until round 2:00 p.m. there are also conflicting reports about where he spent christmas eve. meantime, the c

and viola davis has won a golden globe for her performance in fences. can she add an oscar?e have a special interview. donald trump says his priority when it comes to foreign policy is to create fairer trade deals for the us, and support strong borders everywhere. the us president—elect has been giving details of his foreign policy goals in an interview with british and german newspapers the times and bild. the president—elect also raised the possibility of a deal with russia. he said he would reverse sanctions in return for moscow substantially reducing its arsenal of nuclear weapons. he reiterated his campaign message that he wanted to get the us a fairer deal within the nato alliance. he described it as an obsolete organisation, and argued that many of the countries the us had signed up to protect did not pay theirfair share. and he had these comments on one of his most controversial policies, free trade, and how america is losing out to china. the problem is, the united states is always taken advantage of. yes. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of trade deficits wi

mark davis will file papers to move to vegas. this is according to a report from nfl.com. the request to vegas could come in the next few days. this is after the chargers filed paperwork to move to los angeles. the raiders ownership has been going back and forth but they have always called the proposal sub par. the team needs 24 votes from nfl owners for the move to be approved. it could be approved by the nfl in the next 4 to 6 weeks. that could mean disappointed fans. a proud number of raider nation, here is his reaction. >> honestly does it mean i will not be a raider fan? it hurts today. we have die hard fans. raiders should stay in oakland. this is where home is. this is where it started. >> davis says even if the deal is approved raiders will play the next couple seasons in oakland. the move could leave a void in terms of sports teams in oakland. >>> coming up on kron4news at 10:00, thousands of people across the nation rallying over donald trump's plan to repeal obamacare. what they have to say to the new incoming president. what caused a 20-car pile up on a major h

the timetable was laid out by david davis. presentation of bill, mr secretary, david davis.y? tomorrow. cheering tomorrow. to discuss the bill what it means for parliament, a former clerk of the commons who advised mps on parliamentary procedure, and a senior researcher from the institute of the government. you've seen many bills come and go in your time as a clerk in house of commons, what you make of this one? it's a very short bill which the government will want to get through as quickly as possible. the opposition are very busy trying to find ways to amend this bill. could you just explain to us how they're going to go about this? how easy it is it to get an amendment discussed in the commons? you can't have an amendment to negate the purpose of the bill, that would be out of order. there are two areas of amendment possible, one is to impose conditions before article 50 is triggered. and the other is when it is going to come into force. at the moment, there is no commencement provision in the bill. that means it will come into force when it was said, but it will be proba

uc davis pulled the plug on an event after rowdy protests. and that was the scene on campus last night. hundreds showed up to protest the span. bart news editor, -- breitbart news editor who rows to fame on a platform of hateful rhetoric. it was put on by davis college republicans who made the call to cancel the event. >> he does have a lot to say but when people feel threatened, people of color or people are women, minorities in general, everyone. >> we also have a right to state our mind as well. >> left wing protesters are blamed. the campus police cannot guarantee anyone safety. >>> health warning for members of marin county jim after a bay area man died of bacterial meningitis. stefan phillips was a member were hundreds workout every week. so far no other cases have been reported that the help department wanted to alert the gems clients. >> it is rare and serious condition that can be -- alert the gems clients -- -- alert the gymnasiums clients. >> soul cycle said we are passing -- deeply upset by the passing of one of our writers. we ha

also the off ramp is closed at davis. tough spot to blocking.lose to a two mile blockup. 10 miles an hour approaching 32 miles an hour a little further back. 580 looks great. of course, tractor trailers are not able to use 580 for an alternate at this point. if you're traveling 580 along the richmond-san raquel bridge, five minutes. san du b dumbarton bridge in the green. >>> a little fog up north and the potential for poor air quality are what we're watching for today. hi, everybody. let's open the weather window at san jose. this is the area that has the poorest air quality right now but it is below the threshold for the spare the air. may not be the case in the north. tomorrow, possibly another spare the air. temperatures, 37 at redwood. menlo park, 33. possible frost. 35 in woodside. 40s everywhere else until you get to the coast at 54. we have a mixture of mid 30s to 40s in most of the neighborhoods. on the way to low to mid 60s today. 60 to 70 spread tomorrow. we start to cool when the next storm arrives wednesday. i'll show you the rain c

denzel washington is troy, viola davis is his heartbroken wife, rose.terate to people that it does require technique and a certain level of control even in the lack of control of it. it's notjust something that comes naturally, it's not like i was just playing myself and remembering a time in my life when someone did something to me. rose told me, tell them. if he wasn't a man they move out of the way so the man can find me. that's what she told me, you're in my way, you're blocking the view. you've talked a lot about your experiences as an actress and the roles you get given and the roles tend to be limited because of your colour. do you think that producers, directors, hollywood are opening up to giving more interesting roles? they're opening up because i think they've been forced. america is changing. the ethnic make—up of america is changing and people are desperate to see their own images. brady bunch isn't working any more. and there are so many actors isn't working any more. and there are so many actors of colour who are now in the position of sa

-- has led to protests at uc-davis. twitter banned him from the site because some of his tweets were so offensive. kpix 5's melissa caen has more from uc-davis. can you hear me? >> reporter: i can, allen, just barely though. as you can see, things are getting very heated right here in front of the sciences hall at uc-davis where in just about over an hour milo yiannopoulos is scheduled to speak. things are confrontation as you can hear people on both sides. he is an editor on breitbart, calling himself the most fabulous super villain on the internet and also he has invited notorious -- we are going to cut for a minute to get some footage of what's happening here. >> usa, usausa! >> reporter: so mr. yiannopoulos has also invited notorious pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli to join him at tonight's event. as you can see, there are people here on both sides and we spoke to some folks in line earlier who are -- said they welcome the controversy. >> it's going to be a wild ride. >> reporter: why? >> because milo says so

another sign that not al davis, mark davis is serious about going to las vegas. what happens next?> i think the next big mark on the calendar is late in march i believe the 25th when the nfl owners will vote. no surprise today that the raiders applied for relocation. now the owners have to ratify it if you will and then on to getting the financing done. which leaves the question, what about that ronnie lott group that was trying to keep the raiders here? ronnie today was quoted as saying they are still in the game and they plan on winning. if you know anything about ronnie lott he believes every word he says. we had earlier former ceo of the raiders of amy trask who addressed just that topic. ronnie lott's group. >> he is a sensational. i wish him all the best. the issue ronnie has in that deal is the same thing in las vegas. a third party looking to take a piece of the prize. fortress investment group is known throughout the financial community as loan to own. they drive a very, very hard bargain and would want a large piece of the pie. just as is the case with sheldon adelson. >>

i get why al davis wants to leave.by the same to ken oakland still is paying millions of dollars and doesn't want to chip in too much for a new stadium. i get that as well. you just think what is going to happen here? >> you can't blame the city of oakland for not wanting to get involved with regard to public money. more public money going to build the new stadium. and mark davis thinks he can get that done, with the help of this huge billionaire casino mogul, and i'm wondering, right off the top, you have to wonder, this guy isn't just going give him $650 million for not to get a piece of that thing. and he has actually been quoted as saying i hope mark davis basically knows he would just be a tenant down here. >> at one point you would have thought no pro sports teams would ever be allowed in las vegas but now we have a new nhl team that is starting there that is certainly opening the door. in your heart of hearts do you ever see the nfl approving the raiders going to las vegas? >> well, we saw some of those quotes,

can mark davis and casino mogul sheldon adelson come to an agreement so that davis gets the $650 million adelson has pledged to build the stadium? adelson wants partial ownership, caves does not want to give that up. if davis gives up a chunk of the team there's a current rule that a casino owner can't on the part an nfl team. there's been talks that mr. davis is planning to move to las vegas even without adelson and his money. so how does he make up the $650 million, and what would that new investment group want? there will be a relocation fee of 500 or more. where does he get that money? and he can't leverage los angeles any more. so for owners would don't want the raiders in vegas they won't feel the pressure to vote for it since they can't go to l.a. now. many of them felt that wasn't a viable option for them to go back down to l.a. if all that is resolved and the owners do vote for the raiders to relocate mark davis is on record saying he will play the next two seasons here in oakland until that stadium in las vegas is built. in fact, he says he plans to bring a championship to oakl

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right off the top as we mentioned, not a surprise that mark davis has applied for relocation.ut what potential roadblocks does he run into right now from this point on? >> you're absolutely right. not a surprise. i'm a firm believer that actions speak louder than words and the organization has evidence through his actions over the last year or so, actually dating back two years or so that its intent and desire is to relocate. this is the second relocation application in two years. what it means is simply a step in the process. the league office, the staff will rub and scrub and that the proposed relocation terms. lease agreements, license agreements, rights agreements, financing, debt service, ebit, revenue projections. it will then go from the league office to the committees, the finance and stadium committee will evaluate it and ultimately it goes to a vote of the membership and the raiders will need to garner three quarters of the owners to approve it. >> let's say the nfl owners do vote to approve it. and then we move to the next step. there's been a lot of talk about wher

let us hear more from the brexit secretary david davis who you saw in that report.ons to confirm that government will introduce new legislation. he said it will be a straightforward bill, we gather it will be a very short straightforward bill. he said he trusted that no—one would seek to make that bill a vehicle to thwart the will of the people because, he said, there can be no going back on leaving the european union. last year, the british people made a decision to leave the european union. the government is going to deliver on that decision. last week, the prime minister laid out a plan, a nswered the prime minister laid out a plan, answered every question that's possible to answer, laid down by the opposition and the select committee, seen as clear throughout the world and supported in many places and we are going to deliver on that. it's going to be, article 50 ruling, it's not going to stop that. we are going to have legislation many the next few weeks and it's going to deliver andi few weeks and it's going to deliver and i think parliament will deliver on the

david davis has medically the process could begin as soon as next week. your reaction to the supreme court judgment, do you think it was the rightjudgment judgment, do you think it was the right judgment that parliament should trigger article 50 rather than the government?” should trigger article 50 rather than the government? i think it was very much the expected judgment. what happens now? david davis has said the government will introduce shortly a straightforward bill, but will it be straightforward getting that pool through parliament? will it be straightforward getting that poolthrough parliament? the risk is that people will try and put through a pile of amendments that would put the government into knots. that has to be resisted completely, we should have a simple bill that stays simple all the way through its process. i think that would be achievable in the house of commons where there is a strong majority in favour of that, it may require more heavy lifting in the house of lords. we are talking to alex salmond earlier copies of the snp have 50 a

mark davis doesn't want to do that.st wants to be a tenant in the building that adleson is build agriculture long with the public money in vegas. can they agree on something for that money? there is talk out of those meetings that mark davis could possibly try to move to vegas even without the money. there also currently a rule that no casino owner cans own an nfl team. steelers owner said it would be nice to be in compliance with those rules. there is also a matter of the relocation fee. charger are supposed to pay $650,000 to go. mark davis doesn't have that kind of money and the other thing is can oakland come up with a better plan. we know a lot about the fort tremendous group. >> like the only plan. >> currently. yes. >> we waiting on this stuff. mark difference has said while that stadium is being built in vegas and he plans to go that he would play in oakland for several years and he said i want to bring a championship to oakland. >> are you saying lue leave me in five years i dump you today. >> raider fans will

mark davis is going back and forth with adelson, and they're not in total agreement. the league also is a little weary of getting into bed with him, so to speak, because he's had lawsuits filed against him. when you deal with a litigious guy like this adelson, there's always a fear that hey, he's not afraid to be sued. he's not afraid to sue people. we don't want to be there, we've gone down that road before, as a matter of fact with al davis. there's some hesitation, they're a long way away and they have not broken ground in las vegas for any kind of stadium to be built. >> so they're still the oakland raiders for now. >> right, but the owners will meet and decide something it looks like in february or early march. >> mark, thank you. >>> too much of a good thing. ski resorts forced to close because of too much snow. >> and in weather today, nice to have a break out. at least a break from the heavy rainfall. outside, the clouds moving in and even a few showers and another system approaching. we'll let you know when the heaviest rain will be back in the forecast. dev

. >>> milos yiannopoulos is at uc davis. he tried to that she returned to try to get the last word. >> this is a university and you should hear the opinions of everyone.>> reporter: milos yiannopoulos is no stranger to controversy. he has called birth-control a mistake and the black lives movement a hate group. he is set to take the stage in berkeley and february 1. campus police believe that the protest will be bigger than the one at uc davis. >>> donald trump catching heat again, this time for remarks he made about congressman john lewis. on friday, lewis told nbc news that trump was not a legitimate president because of the interference with the election campaign. trump fired back that lewis is all talk, talk, talk, no action or results. said. lewis is the last surviving speaker for martin luther king's march on washington. from's attack highlights his inability to take criticism. the preparation from -- for donald trump's inauguration nation -- has been in the work. don champion reports.>> reporter: 2016 was anything but