rosario dawson is here >> steve: wow!d applause >> jimmy: logan lerman is here i like that guy. [ cheers and applause put your money on that guy he's a great actor i like logan lerman. he's going to be here. and then we've got great music from megan thee stallion >> steve: oh >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! [ cheers and applause we love megan thee stallion. we love her little dog too guys, i'm very excited, the nhl season is in full swing. and i've really been meaning to brush up on my hockey skills so, the other day i went to an ice rink here in new york city to play some hockey. and i invited my pal justin bieber along to give me some tips. here, take a look. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i'm here with justin bieber and we're going to play some hockey, or as they call it in canada - >> hockey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, let's do this. ♪ what do i need all of this stuff for? this is the dumbest thing. >> imagine a puck, which is, like, really hard. you know what a puck is, right [ laughter ] buddy, you look

paige dawson, thank you very much for talking to us.ty is going to last quite a long time, in particular the people with affected are those like paige who live and work across the eu and there are more than a million of those uk citizens. back to you. let's get you some of the day's other news making headlines. a one—time aspiring actress says harvey walle nstei n one—time aspiring actress says harvey wallenstein subjected her to degrading abuse and some of the most graphic testimony shared in his trial so far. jessica mann detailed a catalogue of abuse by the hollywood producer. his lawyers say that emails prove his and ms mann's relationship was consensual. he denies the charges and all allegations of wrongdoing. the united states has announced it is expanding its curbs on immigration to include six more countries, including nigeria. its citizens will now be blocked from obtaining certain types of visas, but they will still be able to visit as tourists. the european plane maker our bus is to pay $4 billion to settle corruption allegat

the village is a hot spot in the modern ruin seem to dawson not gaining access does not breach the unofficial code of honor. if there's a white year because someone has already entered then i will go into but i don't open doors i don't break can enter i don't pick locks none of that. this maintenance workshop. was closed down in 2004 after giving 116 years of service. rel way were repaired here 2000 people were employed. the size of around 6 soccer fields a monument to work. on the 1st you come in and you think wow it's huge i'm always happy when it's such a big structure and geometrical it's great for the photos it really takes your breath away you don't use for a moment enjoy it especially the silence morton ruins are incredibly quiet except for water dripping if you don't hear anything you've missed. the beauty for these photographers also lies in nature taking back that which man has created. that modern ruins exploration has. through all. the rubbish don't smoke don't take anything with you except for the photos and the experience in the board and not. leave any footprints and thankfully

let's get more on this story with tracey dawson, managing director of daletech electronics, a companyt boards. joining us from our studio in the north of england, how can what is going on in china affect what your business is doing here in the uk? good morning and thank you for inviting me. we manufacture electronic assemblies for diverse applications. the majority of our components and materials that are used in manufacturing are imported from the far east and china, through uk distribution and direct sourcing. so if there is a delay in getting those over here because the factory is closed for an extended new year holiday, what effect does it have on your business? we were quite surprised that the holidays have been extended and even more surprised to get an e—mail telling us that the factory supplying materials was in the affected province and therefore in lockdown. we have tried to resource and have been successful to resource materials, but there are massive price implications that have put some business pressure on us. and i suppose there will be some people perhaps watching in t

. >> reporter: fifth grader dawson spees says he is now inspired to plant trs. ray lynn chavez wants to feed the homeless. if it wasn't for kiki, would you have eve thougbout some of these ideas? >> probably not. >> reporter: rae lynn says when she told her family about kiki's family project -- >> it made my grandma cry. >> she was just so happy that our next generation is going to be that kind and caring. >> reporter: proof that kindness -- >> my community. >> reporter: can be contagious. >> thank you. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, vista, lifornia. >> kindness can be infectious. words of wisdom. and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news. and you don't want to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> it's thursday, february 6th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". >>> president trump is acquitted in his historic impeachment trial. reaction to the senate vote. >>> new american coronavirus cases a

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from berlin chaos at a carnival here in germany a car plows into crowds of festival revelers injury dawsons including children the driver is facing a charge of attempted homicide but police say the motive remains unclear also coming up the most anticipated verdict in the need to hollywood mogul harvey weinstein found guilty of sex crimes a new york jury convicted him of felony sex crime and rape but the jury.

combat doesn't mean you're going to see very often fly the undisputed champion of toast political talk dawson to try to frighten people no crucified everybody on the side of peace that you enter the conflict zone and join jim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a big failure which ever way you like to spin the conflict zone on the scene w. . literature invites us to see people in particular. to see how soon as the kids finds a grown up her. abductor to share work of. 3 books on youtube. he takes it personally i went with a little bit wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football online. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits for those the machine allowed. kim jong un as it introduced an insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis are often full and tom green. have fun in pyongyang starts february 28th on w. this is the dumping is a live from but bernie sanders claims victory in

jack dawson went down with the titanic. but look what happened to him. lived a long life and became king of france. old yeller fought that. wolf and got rainies. the mullet is coming back. business up front, party in my pants. greg: joe was lucky being forgotten standing on the stage. he was already dead, he just didn't know it. so why kick him, let's ask him. >> joe biden on michael bloomberg. >> you can't buy an election. i know i tried. i have been to all the sites. qvc, etsy. hot topic. no elections on sale there. i even tried that amazon. yeah. got lost in the rain forest cafe. great beef nachos. you have got to wonder how they get that cow to the top of the volcano. text joe to joe versus the val ka --volcano. greg: then there waist was amy. the gunfight at the glee club. >> you have not went in arena doing that work. you memorize a bunch of talking points. greg: oh, wow. mayor pete is that annoying guy on trivia night hop tells everyone his i.q. but he still lose. then bernie. when a capitalist and socialist are on the same stage and the capitalli

combat doesn't mean you're good reason ya you fly the undisputed champion of tough political talk dawson to try to try to prove you know crystal facts everybody understands that the 2nd you enter the conflict zone and join jim sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a big failure whichever way you like to spin. conflict zone on the w. . have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits of those the original hours. kim jong un has introduced and insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis are often too poor and hungry. have fun in pyongyang starts february 28th on d w. that's the time i had christmas day that they had with julian for every that he was in the embassy the 1st chris.

. >> reporter: fifth grader dawson spies says he's now inspired to plant trees.o feed the homeless. if it wasn't for kiki, would you have even thought about some of these ideas? >> probably not. >> reporter: ray lynn says when she told her family about kiki's kindness project: >> it made my grandma cry. she was just so happy that our next generation is going to be that kind and caring. >> reporter: proof that kindness... >> help the community. >> reporter: can be contagious. >> thank you! >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, vista, california. >> ninan: kindness certainly is contagious. if you want to learn more, check out cbsnews.com. that's the "cbs weekend news." i'm reena ninan in new york. captioning sponsored y cbs >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> this is what i'm dealing with right now. >> now at 6:00, wild weather shuts down a big super bowl party in miami just hours before the big game. >>> plus, changes ahead for your bay area forecast you may want to nail a few things down before tomorrow. >>> plus, a sheriff's deputy amb

energy corps is planned to carry natural gas from dawson creek in british columbia southwest were a fine or a unique key to matt for shipment to asian markets the pop line is central to a $40000000000.00 export project it also runs through traditional indigenous lands signed agreements where they don't have the authority and so on the greens they play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime minister justin trudeau has recognised the right to protest but he's pushing for a swift resolution industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy and are urging the restarting of train services i'm not here to advocate for a project i'm here to advocate for a process that make sure that we don't fail to allow canadians to be heard effectively through the examination fair and full of these types of applications. if the pipeline outcry continues c.n.n. rial says temporary layoffs are possible gauge al-jazeera the presidents of the rue says he's facing increasing pressure from moscow to join

for nearly 2 weeks and this is why a planned route runs through traditional indigenous lands from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia to a coastal refinery kitimat from there will be shipped on to asian markets arlen's coast guard as will the public to stay away from a big congo ship which is washed up on its southwestern shore after a massive storm it was abandoned in the atlantic more than a year ago and is now washed up on the on the coast of county cork in the aftermath of storm dennis of this of course caused widespread damage across ireland and the u.k. in the past few days. past the hour on al jazeera here the headlines libya's internationally recognized government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to ward. at least 3 civilians were killed in the shelling half has been trying to take over tripoli since april but one of the one who has more on the attack on the port. the government has notified the united nations support the mission in libya that it's suspending its parts. in the talk

attract english visitors, british visitors from the uk, yorkshire pride bar, and running the bar, paige dawson your emotions, you are a breach, you have been here for 25 years. that is right. —— brit. it is a sad to leave and a lot of uncertainty comes because we don't know exactly what is going to happen, how it will work and how the transition process is going to work. it is just literally take it step step, see what information we are given and how we need to go about things now and go from there, really. i mean, you have permanent residency here in spain, butare permanent residency here in spain, but are you clear about how things go forward now, how are you going to secure your status in spain? no, we have no idea yet what documentation we are going to need, how we go about getting it. the brits that are here that have not got residency yet, how they go about getting work, what paperwork they need for that, if they can apply for the residency now. we just don't know. it is the uncertainty thatis know. it is the uncertainty that is going to scare people more than the actual brexit it sells

natural gas pipeline the plum route runs through traditional indigenous lines to carry natural gas from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia to coast of sundry the kitchen out from there the shift to asian markets and social reports now from ontario. in the chilling call the small protest camp stands alone throughout the day local people have been bringing supplies showing their support in the most practical of ways they've brought hot food didn't vegetables and even firewood what they see is a vision that's bigger than us and the vision i think that they see bigger than us is protection of the environment for too long we've allowed corporations in for example big oil is just one of them but too long we've allowed those of those folks to run the show i was driving through. it seeing as i'm driving by i have to. show my support can it is mean real roots of been virtually shut down for 2 weeks protests near the tracks forced the country's biggest rail company canadian national real week to suspend most operations those protests sprung up key locations after police forcibly c

low voter turnout so so despite the sea of support that we saw after the assassination of general dawson for the minute that hundreds of thousands of people that came out onto the streets that just didn't transfer into people coming out and taking to the polls the emir of qatar shift i mean bin hamad el tourney is in amman for talks with king abdullah of jordan this is his 1st official visit since the blockade imposed on carter by 4 arab countries led by saudi arabia back in 2017 at the time jordan did downgrade its ties with carter but diplomatic relations have since been restored to leaders are expected to discuss bilateral trade and regional security more now on the jordanian capital says this visit does indicate a warming of relations. this is the 1st visits by the i mean of qatar to jordan since the 2017 blockade that was imposed by saudi arabia then eyes of the arab emirates egypt and bahrain jordan didn't blockade qatar however it did participate somewhat in the early stages of that's crisis by recalling its ambassador from qatar those relations have improved with full diplomatic

the no vote turnout so so despite the sea of support that we saw after the assassination of general dawson for the minute the hundreds of thousands of people that came out onto the streets that just didn't transfer into people coming out and taking to the polls. u.s. president on live from says he'd be willing to put his name on a peace deal with the taliban depending on how a partial ceasefire pans out taliban the u.s. and afghan forces so all agreed on the weeklong reduction in violence which began on friday the president's national security adviser says they are watching the outcome very closely. we've got to get out of the war in afghanistan but we're going to do it in a way that protects american interests so if the taliban does not live up to their agreement on the reduction of violence plan then we'll take a very careful look at it i think would be unlikely that we would sign a peace treaty but we're not going to reduce troops to a level below what is necessary to protect american interests and our partners in afghanistan i can assure you of that or shortly after commenting on afgha

and in american charlotte, university of texas professor kate winkler dawson. ports of the life of one of america's first forensic scientists. look for these in bookstores this, week and watch for the authors in the future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible question] >> good evening everybody and

isorter: the pipeline planned to carry natural gas from dawson creek in british columbia, for shipmentasian markets. central to a $40 billion export project. it also runs through traditional indigenous lands. >> they signed agreements where they don't have the authority to sign agreements. played the game, played it for years. reporter: in nova scotia in canada's far east, demonstrators blocked city hall. the prime minister recognized the right to protest, but is pushing for a swift resolution. industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy, and are urging the restarting of train services. >> i'm not here to advocate for a project, i'm here to advocate for a process that makes sure we don't fail to allow communities to be heard effectively through the examination. fair and full at these types of applications. >> if the pipeline outline -- outcry continues, temporary layoffs are possible. in the philippines have been demonstrating against attempts to close down the largest television network. a government lawyer filed a petition to cancel the franchise on monday. the net

so a great deal of what dawson said, i thoroughly agree with it.saying it is a very exciting adventure and we don't know where is going to take us. of what good will this do us particularly, you mentioned recent specifically that i would throw in gender without because if you want to know the truth, i think in terms of making good policy, and is much more important that we identify genetic differences between males and females that is we tend to find many differences in ancestry population. because right now we have all source of policies, from the composition of sports teams in high school to the selection of people for combat units. they are specifically predicated on the statement there are no relevant inferences between males and females. and that leads to terrible type to errors. and type two errors are when you have hypothesis that you've accepted as true that ashley is not true. i think are lots and lots and by the way, human damage by done by this. it has been substantial. i think the just to give you an example. for the last 30 or 40 years

. >> last boat to dawson leaving now. >> that's mine. hey. and where the hell did you guys find a dog that plays the harmonica? that is impressive. >> jimmy, we made the dog up. >> jimmy: you made a dog? impossible. i don't believe it. >> out of a dog parts. >> jimmy: out of dog parts? >> no. there's no dog. >> jimmy: there was no dog. what do you mean there's no dog? i saw a dog. i saw the dog playing the harmonica. >> if there was a dog, he'd be sitting right here. >> jimmy: there's no dog? oh. ruined everything now. by the way, the -- >> i'm not saying don't go to the movie. because in the movie there's a dog. >> jimmy: there is a dog. >> but when i shot that scene, no dog. [ laughter ] i said, where is the dog? and they said here. in your head. >> jimmy: "the call of the wild." that call was perfect. donald j. trump. this is a perfect call. it's a great call. not just a good call. so the reviews are really pouring in. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> that was the first thing that son of a bitch has done for me ever. >> jimmy: you know, scienc

and in american charlotte, university of texas professor kate winkler dawson. ports of the life of one of america's first forensic scientists. look for these in bookstores this, week and watch for the authors in the future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible question] >> good evening everybody and >> thanks so much mike. the role of the national press club's is the legacy of the clubs 112 your history as well the history of journalism. especially in washington. we are pleased that on april 27, a new book called tales from the national press club is set to be published. it explores events that happened at the club that have had an impact on american and world history. this event tonight was proposed by our moderator, - - was part of the great washington journalism growth in her family. for generations, they have published national geographic magazine, founded by ed's great-grandfather, graham bell. who by the way, invented the telephone. ed is now editor and publisher of the american heritage magazine. a magazine that has inspired generations of young historians. e

energy corps is planned to carry natural gas from dawson creek in british columbia southwest were a fine or a new key to matt for shipment to asian markets the pop line is central to a $40000000000.00 export project it also runs through traditional indigenous lands of signed agreements where they don't have the authority of the greens they play the game that the province in canada played for years in nova scotia in canada's far east demonstrators block telephonic city hall prime minister justin trudeau has recognised the right to protest but he's pushing for a swift resolution industry groups are worried about the cost to canada's economy and are urging the restarting of train services i'm not here to advocate for a project i'm here to advocate for a process that make sure that we don't fail to allow canadians to be heard effectively through the examination fair and full of these types of data cations. if the pipeline outcry continues c.n.n. rial says temporary layoffs are possible nicola gage al-jazeera. we'll get a weather update next on the news hour still to come marking a year of pr

hall of fame quarterback len dawson led the chiefs to a title that day 50 years ago.s city's young star, patrick mahomes, hopes to do the same for the loyal fans known as chiefs kingdom. nbc's kevin tibbles visits the senior member of that group in our "sunday closer." >> reporter: velma mills has a nose for news, been clipping newspapers her whole life. how old are you? >> uh! you got on the wrong side of me right to the beginning. >> reporter: more on that later. these days, melba, who's lived on the same block outside kansas city her entire life, is reading a lot about football and a certain quarterback. >> what is that guy's name? oh, patrick, patrick mahomes. gee, anything else you want to know? >> reporter: melba, a chiefs superfan, devours all there is to know about, you guessed it, patrick mahomes. >> he was so darn cute. >> reporter: which came as a bit of a shock to her son, monty. >> i was extremely surprised. in fact, when we were together at a luncheon, when she mentioned that our waiter looked like patrick mahomes, the whole table, as they say, our jaws

respect swirl the plant roots runs through traditional indigenous land sea carry natural gas from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia so of course the refinery near kitimat from there it will be shipped to asian markets let's get more now from alan fischer he joins us live from a thai and another in ontario province alan just so for us what are these protests or boats. well the overall idea of the pipeline was that it would go over indigenous lines and there were a number of protests close to the route that it would follow and they were broken up by the police at the beginning of february if the government hopes that that would be the issue going away they were wrong because all it did was sparked protests across the country on real lines not actually on the real lines but like this one very close to the real line and that made the real companies very very nervous indeed and so they started canceling a number of routes no more than 150 routes are actually canceled around 5000000 commuters are impacted by this decision and there is no sign that these pick these camps

the planned route runs through traditional indigenous lands to carry natural gas from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia to a coastal refinery. from there it will be shipped on to asian markets alan fisher is there for us and as negotiations to end the process have made very little progress. well you can see one of the protests and the dotted all over canada are just behind me the very clever the no actually on the real we align itself but they're close enough that means the railway company doesn't want to run trains up and down here because the concern that people might get injured now these come started springing up after the original camps which were part near where the pipeline was going to go on native indigenous land known as 1st nations here in canada were moved forcibly by the police so that led many more to come to spring up on the railway lines to be going on for about 2 weeks $5000000.00 commuters have been impacted but it's also got bigger economic impact the not for example food supplies getting to distribution centers and so that means that there c

gas pipeline the planned route runs through traditional indigenous lands to carry natural gas from dawson creek and the canadian province of british columbia to a coastal refinery now kitimat from there it gets shipped on to asian markets alan fisher has a report from ontario. in the chilling call the small protest camp stands alone throughout the day local people have been bringing supplies showing their support in the most practical of ways they've brought hot food didn't vegetables and even firewood what they see is a vision that's bigger than us and the vision i think that they see bigger than us is protection of the environment for too long we've allowed corporations in for example big oil is just one of them but to on we've allowed those of those folks to run the show i was driving through. it seeing as i'm driving by i have to. show my support canada's mean real roots of been virtually shut down for 2 weeks protests near the tracks forced the country's biggest rail company canadian national real week to suspend most operations those protests sprung up key locations after police for

i was at camp dawson not long ago for a graduation. there were six kids there. one guy was relatively female young girl. one of the guys was an older guy. you know what they had just gotten trained on and just gone through a course on? they got trained to run a grater. one of the guys had been offered a job like two days before that. another guy just received his second offer for a job, and those guys and ladies, you could read it all over their face. there's nothing better than touching a life and helping somebody turn it around. it's good stuff. one of those was here with us, william phillips and his transition agents are so vital, it is off the chart. wherever they are, if they stand, you got a guy on his way and you've touched a life like you can't imagine. before i think he got out of the room, he got his second job offer, and we congratulate you in every way. and shannon -- i hope i said shannon carnes, but i can't see very well, so i'm doing the best i can do. like i said before, we're making progress. and i'm going to ask you for something. and i'm going

. >> i'm jack dawson. >> rose. >> it was irresistible. jack and rose. and it was sexy. this vivian leigh-clark gable kind of pairing. >> i'm flying. >> "titanic" is this moment where james cameron is straddling these two worlds. the human scale and the computer scale putting them together. and from this moment on '97 the world goes computer. >> you have to let it all go, neo. fear, doubt. and disbelief. free your mind. >> "the matrix" changes everything. you have the embrace of eastern cinema into western canon. and you've got them making their actors do the stunts themselves. kea keanur reeves had already done -- but there is different. one of the things you get when you are having the actors do their own stunts, you can film closeups of the face while a punch is being taken, while a punch is being thrown. the action itself becomes storytelling. >> as gets better, we become a little bit more sophisticated because each year they get so much more realistic and lifelike. >> he is the one. the most reliable. the most awarded. the best, the fastest, the best and the fastest

. >> things change, dawson, evolve. >> what are you talking about?rld that could take us any place we wanted, and even places we had never imagined. >> was that the oven timer? >> that's right, my friend. >> it's time for "bay watch." >> can you believe they gave stephanie skin cancer? >> i still can't believe they promoted her to lieutenant? >> you're just saying that because you're in love with yazmene bleep. >> they're running. >> see, this is the brilliance of the show. i say always keep them running. all the time running. run. run. run, yazmeen, run like the wind. >>> imagine what it was like when the rolling stones -- >> you can take me out of ghetto. >> it's a tough time to grow up in, and nirvana and cobain particularly -- >> i learned how to write for myself and it's ironic most people related to it. >> country music has taken over the air waves and the record charts. >> the honeymoon is over and now we're getting down to real commerce. >> aren't these girls just

. >> katien dawson, we heard the former vice president at the beginning of this block we played backis the democratic nominee for the down ballot races. house races, you have obviously a senate race here that's unclear just how much we're going to talk to jamie harrison later on in the program. still a tough race. then you have joe cunningham here in the low country. flipped a long-time red seat and obviously has to run again in 2020. what's your view from the ground here of republican chances in the event bernie sanders is at the top of that democratic ticket? >> it certainly helps our chances. there's a few things i would like to bring to light here. first of all, joe biden has run for president in south carolina in 1984, 1988 and 2008 and never won a presidential primary. i think he will win this one next saturday. especially if congressman clyburn plugs a hole in the dam that's leaking in the biden campaign. he's going to give him a huge shot the in the arm if that's the endorsement on wednesday. as far as bernie sanders, certainly, it's a tremendous help to republicans and motiv

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. >> so claire, 50 years since lin dawson and ed podulack and hank scram won a super bowl.tic fashion. it's got to feel great this morning. >> somebody asked me when i got here this morning, were you in a box? no, no, no. i was in a seat. you know, i wanted to see every down, every play. it was incredibly exciting. and the stadium was really dominated by chiefs fans. it was so much fun afterwards. the joy and the exhilaration. those guys, they just played with a lot of heart. mahomes just stays so cool under pressure for such a young player. it's really phenomenal. >> for a young player like that to come back three consecutive playoff games the way he did, just unprecedented. >> it was unbelievable to watch. and you know, the defense, when they had to get the stop, they got the stop. and all the talk about san francisco's defense being so good. there you go. all right. yeah, iowans are chiefs fans, right? >> that's right. >> exactly. so tom brokaw, we celebrated tom's birthday last night. >> yes, we did. >> watching the super bowl. >> happy birthday. you have been to a few