, they said that d-day was the easiest day.the cakewalk compared to what happened next to the fourth division in utah, for john spaulding, 1 a 68 days in combat after d-day. 158 days, getting up every morning and having to move forward towards berlin. this was taken two days after d-day. this is sergeant jack pune over here. and you may see my favorite weapon. two days after june 6th, the americans, the ones who can stand, who have not collapsed from exhaustion, who have not been shot, killed, wounded or traumatized, so they cannot fight on. two days later, they are finally relieved by the fellow americans. you might be able to see the little arrow over here up there that's pointing at bill rudder, the commander of the second ranger battalion. it didn't end on d-day. it only ended in europe on the 7th of may 1945. for many of those allied troops, the fighting got a hell of lot harder. we talk about statistics. we talk about numbers too often, too much history reads like an extended wikipedia entry. i prefer to look at faces. th

of d-day. the volume includes the best of the very best of the oral histories that we have in our collection. some 1200 were taken by steve ambrose and 45 of them are in the book. you walk in the shoes for 24 hours, whether it is airborne or the rangers or omaha, utah. it is a different account than what you are going to hear about today. today with all the old new works on d-day and the months before in after and its importance that month of june of 1944, we are going to introduce you to two speakers who are going to change your perspective of your understanding of d-day based on research that i know you will want to hear. i am going to introduce them both very briefly, then we will take them in order with dr. adams first. dr. adams is an illustrious author who has written several books on the war in europe, including his most recent, sand and steel. he was educated at the royal military academy sandhurst at wolverhampton university as well as cranfield university, where he earned his phd. he

why do you think d-day was the most important day of the 20th century? >> because it let rest led to a europe you see today. it led to the civilization of human right, of democracy, and the relationship between the u.s. and europe. it has been the most important relationship in world history and it led to the freedom of millions of europeans in western europe. 19million civilians died in europe in world war ii. when americans, british and french and americans landed on d-day it gave count less millions hope that bar borism and the world of not zeaism that their terrible oppression would finally end. >> our guest, we welcome your calls and comments ahead of the anniversary of d-day. 202-7488 mountain and 202-748-8000 mountain and pacific. those with world war ii veterans in your family, that line is(202) 748-8002. we'll get to your calls shortly. i want to start with a photo we have all seen at some point. the jaws of death photo. what is the significance of this photo that you have included in a similar version that is on the front of your book? >> it is

it was going to be two days. it was three days. so the idea that it lets off some steam on the front end is real. but some of this is also not just theater. it is also real. there is a real likelihood that there's going to be enough of a republican push that there may still be an effort to call john bolton. i think this is a big question. you've heard the white house and the president's supporters sort of promote the idea that that's not a real thing. that's never going to happen. i just don't think we know that yet. and that could be important to the way the rest of the trial proceeds. i still don't know it's going to change the outcome in acquittal versus nonacquittal. but in terms of shaping the public view of this, it could make a real difference. and another question even as we watch these opening arguments is whether this will all -- how much of this will happen in public, how much of this would happen in deposition format. there's a lot going on behind the scenes that these test votes kind of illuminate. but it's not totally

one a day, covers all of them. in just one serving. one a day, and done.th morrison: it was april 30, 2010, just over a year before the disappearance of michelle le. >> reporter: it was april 2010. just over a year before the disappearance of michelle le. it was close, perhaps 50 miles away. and it was so -- coincidental. another young nursing student, almost the same age, same 0 ethnicity, even the same last name, vanished from this shopping mall parking lot. 00 her name, phuong le. police lieutenant greg hurlbut caught the case but couldn't find her. >> several weeks later, we got a call from a neighboring county, napa county, saying that they had a body out in the woods that somewhat matched the description of our missing person. >> reporter: it was indeed phuong le. but that was, by no means, the end of the investigation. >> to this day, we're trying to identify who, in fact, killed phuong le. >> reporter: so during that memorial day weekend in 2011, when detective hurlbut heard about the disappearance of a young woman named michelle le, he wondered --

he writes in his diary, the time has come for the invasion of france, d-day and what a day. word around the base to go to bed early because we were to fly shortly. this drew suspicions because we had never before been told to hit the sack despite early missions. we assumed it was d-day and we were right. an extra batch of trucks ensured a prompt start to the roofing at 11:00. we were pretty sure it was d-day, but when the colonel said this is it, bedlam broke loose and we cheered. general on johnson led the group. he was the guy who led the polasky raid and won a medal of honor for that. he wanted to make sure nobody dropped their bombs sure. he writes the name of all the crew on the bomb they have to drop. everybody is fired up. they are disappointed because i can't see anything through the clouds. they were anxious to see the terrific activity going on below. but we could not see much through the break in the clouds. he talks about i went to the bombay and waited for the bombardier. why does he go down there to open the doors, wasn't there an automatic door opener? an old

day, a day when people celebrate the civil rights leader's life. others, today was the day to celebrate something black that they loved -- their guns. >> today, thousands of protesters, some heavily armed, rallying in virginia's state capitol, protesting state legislation to restrict access to guns. >> a perimeter set up around richmond's capitol building. outside, thousands roamed with weapons in hand. >> we're here to represent every citizen here that wants to keep the right to bear arms. >> trevor: okay, guys, this is so embarrassing but everyone here wore the same thing. someone needs to go home and change. ( laughter ) for real, this is one of the reasons america is so fun. go to any other country and tell your friends to get all their guns because you're going to march to the capitol, you see what happens. americans will be just like, yeah, we're just showing up. everybody else, you are either getting arrested or you are the captain now. that's what's happening. ( laughter ) i know that might have looked scary to some of you, but on the brigh

this is in prague on the day we took the air plan. this is the day.ng to england. wejust hoped behind. we were told we were going to england. we just hoped that everything would be ok. and out of the darkness of war, this is where he arrived. one of 300 children finally save. it was summertime and the son was shining. it was wonderful legs, we walked up to the la kes wonderful legs, we walked up to the lakes and went for a swim. it was wonderful. freedom. freedom, yes. he was one of the wind children, housed in what was once a factory and is today a school. there were single rooms. all the way down there were properties. they were making aeroplanes in the war so they all went home and we took their houses. sixpence to see a film and then girls and boys came with bicycles. here, they were given shelter, food, clothing, english lessons, friendship. six short months but an introduction to a new life worth living. he settled in manchester and married and started a family. today, with an ob he was at school is to keep their stories alive. after all you hav

but mild day.ighs up to mid-60s in the south bay and up in the north bay and up to about 60, 61, 62 around the bay shoreline and that is the pattern for a couple of days. friday looks like another even milder day. highs in the mid-60s inland and around the bay. but rain develops over the weekend. we'll have rain on saturday and scattered showers on sunday. still unsettled on monday. aex of the days the storm act will rank one on the storm impact scale. the chance of rain lingering into tuesday and wednesday. now the miami, florida, super bowl forecast for super bowl weekend, both saturday and sunday, february 1st and 2nd, we expect mainly sunny skies in miami with maybe a chance of some late, late day showers on sunday. on super bowl sunday but i don't that will dampen the spirits. >> thanks, spencer. >>> both nfl teams are packing up to leave town. one permanently. >> yes. >> larry. >> yes. it is unfortunate. the 49ers are preparing for the super bowl and the raiders are preparing to move. this is

kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket.>> oakland alameda coliseum authority has canceled their deal. the prosecutors accused the former director of taking $50,000 from the company for negotiating naming rights to the stadium. ring central never paid the money after prosecutors alerted them about the conflict of interest. >>> while many tech companies are making strides in employing people of color, pinterest is falling behind. figures show the social media company is struggle. 5.5% of the workers were hispanic. 3.7 were african american, and the rates drop with management rolls. >>> santa rosa jr. college teaming up far new program focused on wine production and management. students can earn an associate's degree by completing the general education classes and the agricultural aspects of wine making at the junior college, and then foreverring to sonoma state for business administration and wine production it give as broader background of people going into the highly competitive wine industry. >>> today we will find out if

and spending the day at a hotel. speak to a company trying to help fill millions of unused rooms, as well as meeting venues and gyms, and find out why people want them. with the us considering the rule change over animals on planes, we wa nt to change over animals on planes, we want to know how you feel about travelling with animals, restrict or not? let us know. hello and welcome to worklife. a city of 11 million people is in lockdown. china has put wuhan into an effective lockdown as it tries to stem the spread of the deadly coronavirus outbreak that has so far killed 17 people. and the disruption is growing with more and more airlines cancelling international flights. later today, the world health organization will decide whether to declare an international public health emergency. nearly half of the world's 500 biggest companies have investments in wuhan. companies including ford and general motors have put restrictions on employees going there. flights have been cancelled to wuhan. the outbreak has come at a dan

i look at the limit every day every night. it's for me there is no liberation of auschwitz i think only when i die will i be released from auschwitz just quickly run through the top stories this hour for you now deadly virus that's killed dozens of people and infected thousands is getting more contagious health authorities around the world are racing to prevent a pandemic after the coronas virus strain which originates in central china then spread to other countries france has become the latest country to announce its evacuating its citizens from the han the epicenter of the outbreak the city's mayor says a 1000 new patients are expected viruses incubate in period where a person is contagious without symptoms has been raised to 14 days. we're at a crucial time to prevent and control the outbreak to experts believe that the lunar new year holiday is the best time to an isolation and infection it's also the time for various regions in the country to curb the spread of the virus. at least 5 rockets have been fired near the u.s. e

journey into night that we cover day after day these days.ur thanks to donna edwards, to eugene robinson, to berit berger, to jonathan lemire, and let's not forget claire mccaskill who joined us at the start of all of this. live coverage of the senate impeachment trial of president donald trump continues in the morning, 9:00 a.m. eastern here on msnbc. for now, for us, thank you for being here with us. good night from our nbc news headquarters in new york. art be. can it help keep me asleep? art be. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days to save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 36-months. ends saturday. >>> we're heading into day three of president trump's impeachment trial and it's the final day for democrats to lay out the case against the president. yesterday they focused on abuse of power. today they're going to turn their attention to obstruction of congress. >>> before trump's legal team begins their arguments, democr

a windy day across the board. of a few showers here and there but some heavy rain across the north and west of scotla nd heavy rain across the north and west of scotland and at times in northern ireland. we will see the strongest of the winds touching 80 mph in north—west scotland but the winds elsewhere could cause travel disruption and will bring in some exceptionally mild air, peaking at 16 celsius around the moray firth. 15 in northern ireland and the north wales too. it will not feel mild in the winds, though, and those wounds, could be pretty disruptive. stay tuned to the forecast. —— those winds. this is bbc news, the headlines: huge crowds have joined funeral processions in iraq, for iran's top military commander, killed by a us drone strike. crowds chanted "death to america" as the coffin travelled through iraqi cities on its way back to iran. there are calls for the un to investigate the attack. the premier of new south wales warns that australia is in what she called, "unchartered territory" after the w

now it is the last days of the u.k.'s membership of the european union and in just a few hours it will formally leave the bloc while the next stage begins on saturday with an 11 month transition period officials will start negotiating a new relationship between the u.k. and the remaining $27.00 even nations the u.k. is as divided in its reactions as it was at the time of the vote and our correspondent bagot mass has been out and about in london to ask people what they think. is our independence day we need to get our country back so we voted remain but now it's we have no choice so we're going to get behind day and we're just going to carry on as as normal and we trade with the you as a business so we just got to find a way to do it and get through their own domain your issues important it's important for everybody whether here in england in britain in scotland wales in oil in the way of union from. everybody in each country and their culture it's a real backward me for the u.k. i'm again very sad about it say it's just

climate i1 i would decle a statof emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important imate bill, ever. this is a problem th continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil coanies... opng pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this, country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do itto. >>impressed by all of that. eah i welcome back everybody we're continuing our countdown to the big ga the niners are preparing for their super bowl day with the iefs of course kron 4 sports porter came for me is joining us now withthe latest on the mchup in the preparation now what about a week and a half awayyeah hard to believe it already feels like it's going by pretty qukly right up, but the 49 ers believe it or not did no practice today. they will be back at it tomorrow but they'rsoon to be opponent did hit the practice field the kans city chiefs werein action today they are also headed down to miami like the >>befor

center go to the market and next day or after a couple of days when they see that prices are getting those prices. on a short duration that don't mean the system for the feedback has been really good. you know is a tribal village in the heart of district of. home to a few 1000 people most are small holders like 65 percent of the families in india. sorry leben has been working the land for 30 years she's a strong supporter of the new cold storage facility. that all of us have to back the crops carefully in large baskets and load them onto a truck. now because of the course storage facility we can keep our produce for long america we don't necessarily have to take it to the market every day and because. we've definitely benefited from this. oh you know our produce used to go bad. but now we can easily keep it in here for 2 days. this has made a huge difference. on days when the going rate at the market is low we can store it in here and sell a produce when the reed has big. then. he spends his in family home on a. roof solar panels supplied a facility with free like the city a good cro

busy day in washington, busy day on wall street. >> some new records for the s&p and nasdaq. >> the u.s. stock market hitting record highs. >> interesting, can i take tomorrow off? >> no you cannot. our coverage continues tomorrow. now, "outnumbered." >> harris: we are less than an hour away from the opening statements of the president's impeachment trial. tempers were hot just after midnight. house impeachment manager jerry nadler clash with president trump's legal team after nadler demanded senators support an amendment to immediately subpoena former national security advisor john bolton. watch. >> the president sometimes relies on a theory of absolute immunity that says he can order anybody in the executive branch not to testify to the house or the senate or to a court. obviously this is ridiculous and flatly rejected by every federal court to consider the idea, it's embarrassing the president's council would talk about this today. >> you don't deserve and we don't deserve what just happen happened. mr. nadler came up here and made false allegations against our team, he made false al

that's the -- that's the diversion of the day. they have one a day.republicans all vote to delay things. the mitch mcconnell scheme was to say because he knew that a lot of republicans were seriously thinking and are seriously thinking of witnesses, and of documents, they said, let's not do it now. let's hear the arguments. and then do it. and now they're saying we don't have enough time to do it. talk about talking out of both sides of your mouth, holy moly. so -- but it is a very flimsy excuse. first, as i said, democrats attempted to settle this question at the beginning of the trial, so there would be no delay. we warned them. say you want to do it later, it is going to take longer. but, second, it is not going to cause much more of a delay. they point back to the house and said it will take months and months and months and months. but if subpoenas are issued, from the senate, by definition, the subpoenas will be bipartisan and they will be signed by the chief justice of the united states supreme court. and people and those who are subject to thos

that means she is sleeping an awful lot of the day. she is less 18, 20 hours of the day.urs of the day. she is also not withdrawn, which is very sad for me to see, and she also experiences hallucinations and she needs to get back to the uk to get that treated. that is my absolute primary focus. these are young israeli tourists who originally faced accusations that they had raped the young woman. they we re they had raped the young woman. they were and allowed to fly home after she retracted the allegation. but she retracted the allegation. but she said she only did that because she said she only did that because she was put under huge pressure by police questioning when she was vulnerable. now her mother is supporting a call for tourists to boycott cyprus. this is not an isolated incident. the place is not safe. it is absolutely not safe. if you go and report something that has happened to you, you are either laughed at as far as i can tell, or in the worst case, something like what has happened to my daughter may happen. the foreign office has called the teenager's case

by christmas day and the day after, the third army led by general patton, broke through lines and ended assault by nazis and linked up with the 101st, ending the german attack. as the commander of the 101st, i got to know many of the soldiers who fought there. those brothers of mine will tell you they did not need to be safe as they had a bayonet around. they would get pushed off. that is the attitude of the soldiers that fought, and it was that resolve. it is a battle that the identified that winston churchill called the greatest american battle of the entire war. it is not just the story of american victory in battle, but the story of the grit and tenacity of the greatest generation. it is their legacy that lives on today in the fighting men and women on freedoms frontier as we speak today. as the soldiers fought in the ardennes,oods of the the soldiers who fought are true patriots. the children of the great depression. they are from the california coast. they are from from the farmlands of the south, the midland, even out of new york city galvanizing the nation to go forward and figh

but some sunshine to start the day.rn parts of wales, into western scotland, maybe into east anglia, but those won't last long, and we'll see plenty of sunshine. it will tend to cloud over more in the north—west as the winds pick up through the day, that rain holding off until hopefully after dark. ahead of that 6—9 degrees — cooler than of late in southern england and wales — but a pleasant day in the sunshine. as we head into the night, we see that weather front making further inroads into scotland and northern ireland, bringing with it some outbreaks of rain. at the same time, the winds will pick up in many areas and we will draw our air all the way from the azores again, so turning milder, i think, for the start of the weekend. windy, strong to maybe gale force winds. still rain in scotland, northern ireland, maybe cumbria. wettest over the hills, drier to the east of high ground. eastern parts of england seeing the best of the sunshine here. strong and gusty winds quite widely, perhaps easing off in the north—west

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we've got a ten-day outlook. let's take a close look at what the weather's going to be like around the country. by early february standards, the national weather map, nothing too unusual. you've got snow across the great lakes. temperatures in the 70s around south florida. let's zoom in across south florida now for the forecast as we get into, again, february looking at some showers offshore, that's not too bad, raj. >> i can handle that. >> low 70s, you don't need a jacket for that weather. south beach looking pretty good with partly cloudy skies. you do need a jacket? san jose where it's 5 had degre -- 54 degrees. temperatures starting today in the mid to upper 40s, highs tomorrow, check this out, that's not south florida, but mid-60s, pretty warm, and that's going to be a trend you'll notice friday and saturday as tropical moisture spills clouds over the bay area. best chance of showers for friday will be north of san francisco, kind of like we're seeing right now around ukiah, heading up to the north coast. t

she is laughing salp she would laugh at the beach seven days a we can. 16 hours a day from 1940 to 1972l here today laughing up a storm. i want people to see as many machines as possible. i have a wide variety. no matter where you are from or how old you are, something here clicks. i probably work 60 hours a week. you know it doesn't feel like work. it feels like what i need to do to be happy. ♪ my favorite part of the job is watching people just have a lot of fun. that's what makes it worthwhile. >> and you can check out more great stories just like at localish.com and on facebook and inagram. still ahead, the breakdown on super bowl 45r who gets to buy the tickets as the demand and popularity make it a hot spo re is a live look from the san mateo bridge. quite a few cars on the road on saturday. time is so i was at marshalls just browsing, and i see this jean jacket. i put it on, popped the collar and looked at the brand. and when i saw the price tag i was like, oh yeah, this is a keeper. it goes with everything. if i'm wearing yoga pants, i wear my jean jacket. if i'm going out, i we

it is a chilly day, quite a windy day.inds will strengthen for the evening, ifanything, particularly for the english channel. lots more showers to come, and it could be quite an icy start to tuesday morning. and then this little frontal feature could bring our next area of rain, sleet and hill snow. quite a small feature, so uncertainty about exactly where it will turn up, but the northern parts of the uk could see some further wintry weather through the day on tuesday. it is again a day of sunshine and showers, quite a breezy day and highs of 8 degrees. so a cold start to the new working week, with snow and ice for some of us. mid—week it will turn a little bit drier, but then another change. it turns milder, but wetter for the end of the week. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56 — officials warn the spread of the virus is accelerating and the country faces a "grave situation". as the united states announces plans to fly some of its citizens home, the foreign of

these guys need to be working every single day and every single day they are down, they are not bringing home the bread for their family. >> reporter: the wharf closed through this weekend for sure, if they can get a temporary fix by next week, maybe it'll open sometime over the next couple of days. the city says that they will not charge any rent to those businesses down there. by the way, this is the eighth time that waves have damaged pylons here in capitola in the past two decades, we are live in capitola, kiet do. kpix 5. >>> we had all these issues with wave energy impacting the coast and causing danger. meanwhile, ourher has been as serene as can be. these waveats weare coming from energy way out on the other side of the pacific. it is not tied into the weather we are cing. do not get fulled by this, it is easy enrito think it'll be e at the coast. the high surf advisory stays in effect until nine if you can read the fine print right up there. we are almost at through this, it will start to get a little bit less dramatic tomorrow. if you look at the big picture there is actually a

day also brings its own traditions many of which seem to revolve around.new year's day and for people in northern france the party goes on. 6 some in swimsuits wading into the chilly waters of the north sea. the little. in rome a few hearty souls plunged into this hyper river as part of an annual tradition in the italian capital. they say it clears the head. but most people still just prefer to watch. people in japan also agree water is a fine way to usher in the new year but they like it a little bit warmer. bay there isn't a spot west of tokyo took in the morning vista of mount fuji. locals believe making new year's resolutions while watching the 1st sunrise over the mountain will bring good luck. this is d.w. news we'll have more world news at the top stephen because they will have your business update in just a moment so i'm going to leave you now with some spectacular scenes this 10000 horses galloping through the snow in northwestern china as one that let the horses have fun while to exercise it has become a huge tourist attraction of the day i've be

we start another full day of questions and answers. friday there will be a four-hour debate from both sides whether or not to move to witnesses and documents. then there will be a vote. if that vote goes down, i'm told right now mcconnell plans to work very quickly to try to have a final vote to acquit the president of all charges. phil mattingly, cnn, capitol hill. >>> lecturer of political science joins me from california. thanks for joining us. i just want to play some sound, first of all, from the trump point of view, the presidential point of view. this is one of his lawyer, alan dershowitz, really arguing, many people say, that he's pretty much unimpeachable. but i just want to hear the sound before i get your opinion on it. >> it would be a much harder case if a hypothetical president of the united states said to a hypothetical leader of a foreign country, unless you build a hotel with my name on it, and unless you give me $1 million kickback i will withhold the funds. that's an easy case. that's purely corrupt and in the purely

day. chicken from the supermarket, taking it home, standing over the sink and eating it out of the package with my bare hands like an animal. okay, so to sum up: one giant marble horse, one asinine comment, one lonely man and his chicken. and let's see. who's left? oh, that's right. my plans. isn't anyone going to ask? fine, tell us you're going to have sex with penny. that's not what i was going to tell you. it's okay. i don't mind hearing about your sex life. it's his that bugs me.

day after day. why is this so important? a holocaust survivor recalled encountering a crowd of people in the aftermath of what we now call kristallnacht, or the night of broken glass. one of the most horrific anti-jewish attacks in history. over two days in november of 1938, mobs across germany and parts of austria and czechoslovakia destroyed synagogues, jewish-owned businesses, homes, schools and cemeteries. under instructions from the guess tapo, local authorities did nothing to stop the violence and destruction. the crowd the survivor came across was watching an older man who had been ordered by nazi soldiers to clean up the broken glass outside his own store. he helped the man and would later say, i'm sure that some of the people standing there disapproved of what the nazis did. but their disapproval was only silence. and silence is what did the harm. today let us remember the danger of silence. we must loudly and consistently call out anti-semitism in all its forms, whether it comes from our adversaries or our friends,

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i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important imate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil companies... opping pipelines... stopping fossifuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>a san francisco say senator scott wiener help pass a bill that could ban gun shows at the cow palace venue in daly city, the bill originally passed back in 2018, but was vetoed by then governor jerry brown, the bill now moves to the full state senate for a vote next week senator winner is partnering with assembly member phil ting on this legislation. 2 major bay area based health care providers are among the first to pledge a combined $45 million to governor newsome has recently announced fund to help get homeless people off the street kron four's maureen kelly talked to us executives at kaiser permanente and

day lived up to the promise.oint recently in terms of how many days it should be played for today just showed why how many days it should be played for todayjust showed why it how many days it should be played for today just showed why it should be five days. the first two series, great for the game of cricket, great for the series. we have a few days off now to get up on our feet and get the energy. hopefully we can go into the confidence —— game with confidence. shooting could be in the commonwealth games in delhi. the sports had been scrapped to make way for other sports and india were unhappy and threatened to boycott. they suggested hosting the games for months earlier and pay for the cost of staging them. the medals were paid for and it is now to be considered after intervention from the british government. that is it. from me and the team, have a good night. after a very windy tuesday, it is still blustery across scotland but not as wendy was not as far as the weather is concerned for wednesday, it isa wea

>>coming up in the nexthour day too and the senate impehment trial begins day a live report whatwe canect. >>and cars will no longer be allowed on a section of market street in san francisco wil tell you why they're being banned. here's a quick live look outside speaking the streets, highway 90 to the san mateo bridge in you can see traffic isertainly building here is we're getting deeper into the morning commute but still moving that's the go news for you robin winston will have a complete check f the right here in just a minute and john triples minute and john triples keeping anyeo does your battery deliver extrlife or extra power? extra li. exa power. extra life. extra power. extra life. - power. - life. po extra life. no need to argue. vs. coppertop,... duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra per iothers. ♪ e wait is over. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4ucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. e wait is over. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loade4 s. delivered exclusively with uber eats. >>and thank you for joing us on this wedne

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niners every day. >> we already expected it. we don't expect anything else. >> about time. >> that was awesome. i was there last night and it was electric at levi's stadium. >> you could see it on the ces thousands of 49ers fans, all decked out in red and gold. many of the faithful have seen their team through difficult times recently but last night they cheered on their team to victory once again. >> going to miami. i want to go with it this ti les . >> we got a really good t and the defense and offense is firing off. i see them beating kansas city. because we can do it. >> this is the first time that the 49ers have even reached the playoffs since they moved to levi's stadium. fans tell us they hope there will be many more. the 49ers hosted one of two watch parties in the bay area. >> one in san francisco at spin, where 600 49ers faithful packed the building in a sea of red jerseys more than 60 miles away from levi's stadium. just how faithful are the faithful? chris quit his part-time job. >> just to go to the open practice. >

this may be a chance to remember days gone by, but some want to focus on days to come.of hyderabad against a citizenship law. many were chanting slogans against the hindu—nationalist prime minister narendra modi. the protest was organised by an umbrella group of muslim and civil society organisations. critics say the law is anti—muslim and against the values of india's secular constitution. police have begun a murder investigation after a man was stabbed to death in north london. the man in his 30s was attacked in finsbury park on friday night. friends at the scene said he worked as a food delivery moped rider. no—one has been arrested. let's return now our story about the forthcoming labour leadership contest. earlier, our political correspondent jonathan blake had this update on how the leadership contest is shaping up. in an apparent pitch tojeremy corbyn‘s support basis as the party must not lose sight of its value is a retreat from the radicalism of the last few years. there was no mention of brexit at all in his pitch and is a leading remain campaign, someone who

hopefully, you had a fantastic day. your first day of the year. we had a warm one out there for a lot of people. they really did not see a lot of clouds today, saw a lot of sunshine and boy, did we heat up. check out concord, 66 degrees for your high today. 64 in santa rosa. 58 in san francisco and 61 in oakland. a little warm out there today, but nice. wanted to mention that we do have some pretty high waves. also notice, we've got some winds. i did that in and started to look at what was going on here. check all flights running on time. we definitely have some wind out there for sure. certainly, seeing it along the coastline right now. live look outside, quite interesting right now. we've got a little sunset going on. we've got temperatures. oakland right now currently 56 degrees. san francisco 55. said there is a 5664 in livermore and san jose. her you are having a good first of january. west northwest swell is driving the increased wave hi tonight. that is why we are under the high surf advisory out to the night tonight. this is, if you are we

howie: the ratings on first day, 11 million, not a great number, the next day it was under 9 million,throughout the week, this is a serious constitutional matter, but is it working as a television show? >> no, it isn't, during the watergate hearings there were 3 networks, it was new, we haven't seen anything like this before, the country was rivetted by it, it took a while to get there, it took about a year for people to get interest in it, you saw still a lot of interest in the clinton impeachment but less so, i think this is now as we -- as we progress through history as there's more news outlets, as social media makes everything -- howie: 2 or 3 hours a day and to the extent the democrats are using with graphics, video clips as a form to move public opinion, if it's not working in television, maybe it's not working. >> i don't think it's about what's happening in the current moment, not too long you had explosive ratings for robert mueller's testimony when people believed there was more to russia. these are boring, we had to sit and watch these, it's difficult to watch, it's not ju

let's get some of the day's other news.of donald trump's impeachment trial in the us senate is well underway. democrat prosecutors argue that the president should be removed from office for abuse of power and for obstructing congress. they say he's used foreign policy for his own personal, political gain. mr trump has dismissed the trial as boring. police in germany say they're waiting to question a man who shot dead six members of his own family, including his parents. two other relatives were in injured in the attack, which took place in the town of rot am see in the south west of the country. protesters have been marching again in paris where french unions are striking against the government's pension reforms. they're rallying against president macron‘s plans to replace france's 42 separate pension regimes with a universal points—based system. the unions have threatened to continue protesting for months to come in an attempt to stop the proposed changes. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, has been holding an emer

the department of homeland security does an excellent job tracking those numbers day-to-day. have locked chinese wuhan and hubei province. that was eight days ago. china travel to the united states as of yesterday dropped by close to 20%. this is with the sort of market response that joel referenced, and the voluntary actions taken by travelers. awould note that it is not lot of data, but over the past five days, the number of american citizens traveling from china back to the united states has been rising. even though the total number is going down, it does look to us initially like americans, at least some of them, are returning back home. >> how confident are you in the accuracy of these tests. if somebody is testing negative and they later test positive, can you have confidence? >> this is one of the fundamental bases for why this decision was made. if we had an absolutely accurate test that was very sensitive and specific, then we could test people and say we are good to go. i want to get back to the broad concept about the unknowns. we do not know the accuracy of this t

talking the other day. my husband walking my daughter to church. we were behind them. she was skipping along and holding his hand i caught the picture from behind so precious. there's something about the love of a dad and a little girl. >> i've got two girls and one coming in a couple months. i'm still in shock many of us are thinking about vanessa and the family, i was glad she changed the profile picture. it's the first time we knew she wasn't lying in bed -- she was doing something and writing those words, expressing herself. it made me exhale to know she's weathering this. >> setting up a fund for the other families, i've thought about that a lot and really glad >> if you want encouragement, look at carson's last insta post. just read. >> the poem, yeah. after my mom died, that was sudden had no idea that was coming. phone call, mother passed away someone put that poem in front of me. you can read it. it's the first time i felt my heart beating again. i thought, it is a small piece of life. it'll be oka

day here. brazilian president. sat alongside prime minister narendra modi is the guest of honor i've signed 15 deals to increase trade among the 2 g. 20 countries. of the day the constitution time into effect after india gained independence from british rule. protests are being held in australia calling for the national day to be changed or scrapped altogether it is cited the anniversary represents the start of. a strategy guide marks the arrival of the 1st fleet of the convict ships from britain in 1798. well calls for china have been growing louder of the pastika but as andrew thomas explains from sydney australia his government is a lock for to take action. a growing number of people here and many thousands of them to call them launched to the center of sydney earlier on sunday say january the 26th notice day to celebrate but as one to come emirates gender the 26788 was the day when british explorer asperse settled in sydney but many indigenous australians see that as the beginning of an invasion and increasingl

that was the first meeting that day. then sondland brings the delegation to a different part of the white house and they have a followup meeting where he makes it even more explicit. this drug deal is made even more explicit. dr. hill is told by ambassador bolton, you need to talk to the lawyers. i don't want any part of this drug deal they're cooking up. that's july. july is the month where that e plal goes from sondland to pompeo and others and everybody is in the loop. july is the month where the hold is implemented with no explanation. july is the month where mueller it was about russia's systemic interference from our affairs. july is the month after mueller testifies that the president believes he has escaped accountability. the next day in july is, of course, the july 25th call. in which the president asks for his favor. july is the month, july 26th is the date of the call between president trump and ambassador sondland, you know the one, zelensky loves your ass, he'll do anything you want. is he going to do the i

so we had day this is going to be day 2 of the opening statements we saw day one yesterday we saw in that story how pretty vocal it got in the halls outside as democrats republicans are trying to steer the narrative this thing but as you're looking at the opening statements. they're really it was just more of the greatest hits of what we saw in the house or is right, there's no bombshells expected with this phase. >>and there aren't any bombshells but lets let's anderson what it what it is that they're that they're doing first. one can presume that all the senators, especially republican senators were paying attention. i do in the house hearing sir, these clear sense is actually a way of helping educate them as to what's going on especially the 45 senators that they're trying to count on to help them. later on in the proceeding with a vote for witnesses secondly, the american people i need to be reminded what is it what is at stake here and you and i you know james a we we follow the state today, but there are a lot of people who have their normal lives going on. and for this this wo

that means she is sleeping an awful lot of the day. she sleeps probably 18 or 20 hours a day. withdrawn, which is very sad for me to see, and she also experiences hallucinations. and she needs to get back to the uk to get that treated. that is my absolute primary focus. these are the young israeli tourists who originally faced accusations that they raped the young woman. they were freed and allowed to fly home after she retracted the allegation, but she said she only did that because she was put under huge pressure by police questioning when she was vulnerable. the foreign office says it has serious concerns about how this case has been handled. it has now raised the issue with the cypriot authorities. today, we have learned a number of senior legal figures in cyprus are calling for the british woman to be given a lenient sentence, saying the teenager has already suffered enough. now the british woman's mother is supporting a call for tourists to boycott the country. this is not an isolated incident. the place isn't safe. it is absolutely not safe. if you go and report somethi