eddie garcía: es bien importante, el poder de un policía, el poder de un departamento de policía, no y mujeres que se ponen este uniforme cada día, que van y ponen su vida en la línea por esta comunidad, sepan que yo también tengo el respaldo de ellos; bien difícil este trabajo, y sí, tiene que hacer dos cosas, tenemos que sacar al elemento criminal de las calles de san josé, es bien fácil, pero a la misma vez, tenemos que construir bien fuerte, relaciones con nuestra comunidad, y esas dos cosas son bien importantes. damián trujillo: para los que no saben muy bien, platíquenos de lo difícil que es ser un oficial del departamento de la policía, porque usted sale, sus oficiales, los hombres y mujeres, salen de sus casas cada mañana, para ponerse el uniforme, y no saben si van a regresar ese día a su casa, porque no saben qué van a enfrentar en la calle ese día; ¿es algo muy difícil? eddie garcía: es algo bien difícil, cada día, había muchas veces que yo salía de mi casa, y le doy un beso a mi esposa, a mis hijos, y a la misma vez, no voy a hablar de mí, voy a hablar de mis oficiales; p

eddie: my pleasure. all right, if you'd like more information on the san jose police department, there is their web address. again, follow them on twitter, instagram, and on facebook. and now here's what's happening in your comunidad on qué pasa. ♪ ♪ ♪ damian: and our saludos to those celebrating a special day, felicidades. ♪ ♪ damian: and here's our contact information, you can follow me on twitter. my handle is @newsdamian. you can also follow me on instagram, my handle is @newsdamiantrujillo. also, pick up a copy of "el observador" newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. we thank you once again for sharing a part of your sunday. we'll see you once again here next week, buenos días. ♪ [singing in foreign language] i'm sara gore, and this is "open house." this week, some of the biggest personalities in style and design show us around their homes. we tour a disco chic hell's kitchen property with owner and designer tracy stern. a designer's unique live work loft in the flow

>>> eddie murphy is back. he's got a new movie that's garnering oscar buzz and a whole new outlook on his life and career. the comedian discussed it all with tracy smith. >> how did my life get so damn small? i came out here with some big plans, jimmy. i was going to do it all just like sammy davis, jr. >> reporter: in the new netflix movie, dolemite is my name. >> all my life people have been telling me no. >> reporter: he's the real life eddie ray moore. >> i'll do whatever it takes to get in. >> reporter: a comedian whose life was going nowhere. >> let's bring dolemite to the screen. >> reporter: in desperation he created dolemite. >> dolemite is my name. >> reporter: a swag erring swearing comedian in action films. >> do you know karate? >> no, but i'll learn. i'll chop me -- >> reporter: eddie says he doesn't look at reviews, but we did. let me read you some of the things. pure joy. eddie murphy brings down the house. it's a triumph. eddie murphy gives a killer comeback performance. is it a comeback? >> i

eddie: you know, it's emotional for a while.an: garcia says denying his certificate felt like the dmv was denying his identity as an american-born citizen. eddie: being turned away because, you know, the inference that i got was that the fact that i wasn't american and not born in the united states stung. damian: after doing some research today, the chief discovered the reason for his denial. it turns out that the department of homeland security deemed all birth certificates from puerto rico invalid if they were certified before 2010. that's because of a massive fraud scandal on the island lv garcia says he had no idea about the scandal or the government action. eddie: the reason they don't accept it are for absolutely valid reasons. i understand that, it was just--it needs to be communicated better. damian: garcia says nowhere in the application process does it explain the requirement. he's hoping for more clarity by the dmv so no other puerto rican will feel the same humiliation he felt today. damian: and we've since learned t

eddie garcía: no, me sentí mal, estaba ahí con mi hijo.cieron pasar por estadounidenses. eddie garcía: entiendo las razones, había mucho fraude, y entiendo todo eso. sandra cervantes: pero aunque entiende el motivo, asegura que en los requisitos para solicitar el "real id", no explican esto. eddie garcía: tienen que comunicar eso mejor, para nuestros puertorriqueños que están aquí. sandra cervantes: garcía, ahantt una nueva acta de nacimiento, para poder regresar al dmv. damián trujillo: y me dicen que ya recibió esa nueva acta de nacimiento; esa fue mi compañera sandra cervantes reportando. bueno, se le está enseñando español a los cadetes de la academia del departamento de policía de san josé, ¿para qué?, para que mejor puedan servir a ustedes, nuestra comunidad de habla español. los clientes aquí en la tropicana están aplaudiendo esta decisión, dicen que la comunicación es de suma importancia para mejor proteger a esta comunidad. hoy nuestras cám ea este salón en solo dos semanas; pero antes de eso, el departamento de policía quiere que

think of ski jumping and you will think of eddie the eagle.vejust heard to the grapevine mani cooper is taking part in the nordic combined for great britain. i want tojust wish her the very, very best of luck. have fun and enjoy it! jump well, hope you do well. that's amazing! that's really cool. i did jump amazing! that's really cool. i did jump further than amazing! that's really cool. i did jumpfurtherthan him, amazing! that's really cool. i did jump further than him, though, on my home health. which is quite cool! he kind of put the sport on the map all those years back. how do you want to do that now, also for women in the uk? getting kids to start nordic combined. i want it to get bigger and then i can get goals to go to the bigger competitions, and then the bigger competitions, and then the next olympics. nick hope, bbc news. i remember watching eddie the eagle. do you? no. what do you mean no? of course you didn't. too young. just to remind you of the top story, saracens, the reigning rugby union champions and european rugby union cham

eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive.story of injuries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both socrates and steve cook were able to continue —— sokratis. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first ponwith goal. the cache bournemouth golfers took lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners into the fifth round. yes, very pleased. it isa fifth round. yes, very pleased. it is a way is tough to come here and get a win. we have done it with a very young team, as well. so i'm pleased. i have a lot of faith in them. i think they are developing really well. they need senior players around them as well, and guidance, but they are willing and hungry, so they will only get better. they are through to the fifth round. well, the draw for the fifth round of the fa cup

>> yeah, i met eddie when i first came to l.a., you know eddie is one of those dudes that is like the see him on "snl"? did you see him host >> yes he's like -- >> jimmy: he's great >> love that guy >> jimmy: he crushed it. yeah, yeah, yeah >> love that guy >> jimmy: let's set the stage. "bad boys for life." what's that one about? >> "bad boys for life. all right, so it's 25 years later from the first movie and what we tried to do that was really critical and important to me is not try to just do the old movies again >> jimmy: yeah >> i was like, you had to take into consideration, the time had to take into consideration how the characters would have grown. and the reason it took so long is because i didn't want -- i didn't want to make it just to as a cash grab you know "hey, everybody loves sequels let's just do a sequel." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no >> you know, and i -- you know, i had fumbled a couple of my last sequels you know, i just -- i wasn't happy with the "men in black" sequel and i just really wanted to make sure that this was a stand-alone film that people woul

like, when you see eddie >> listen, when i see eddie, it's full little boy >> seth: yeah. [ laughterer ] >> seth: yeah. you -- >> you know, trying to hold it together >> seth: yeah. >> that's the godfather right there, man >> seth: yeah. >> he's just -- he's the one >> seth: you also posted an instagram video. we took a little edit of it. because i really think it proves exactly how funny eddie murphy is >> oh, you got -- yeah >> seth: yeah, let's take a look real quick >> it's hard to beat this. it's just hard to beat this. that's right there that's right there that's iconicism that's iconicism >> i'm glad this video ain't scratch and sniff. [ laughter ] they'll really know what's going on >> seth: that's fantastic, man >> yeah. [ cheers and applause yeah no, it was interesting eddie, he was spending some time in his trailer >> seth: yeah, he spent some time in his trailer probably going over his lines >> going over his lines. you know, it was his private time you know so - >> seth: you -- i know early in your career and, again, like, you watch that clip, you and martin, you guys lo

i said it is going to be coming off of the bench behind eddie jones.don't you wish you went to a place where you could start. he looked at me like i cursed out his whole family. he was indignant that i thought he would not be able to be a starter against eddie jones two was an all-american, lottery pick and future all-star. >> kobe's announcement was seen by many as cocky and arrogant but his family supported the decision. >> we lived in europe. the students did not have organized college basketball. they went to the professional level. that is the way that he thought was the way it was. >> basketball wise he was ready for primetime but as an african-american man that grew up overseas in affluence many thought he stumbled in social justice time, the death of treveon martin. he was the 17-year-old black teenager in a hoody that was shot and killed in 20 by a neighborhood watchman george zimmerman who perceived him as a threat. lebron james and his heat teammates posting teammates in black hoodies, heads bowed in soldarity with martin's family but kobe d

the colonel's words actually, eddie and i are -- i'm about to start hugging on eddie. it's like terrifying the colonel's words. and sadly, you know, the lead-up to the war in iraq was set by george w. bush and colin powell who so many people loved but ended up hating and ended up lying to all of us. here's what's really weird. my son, a lot of family references, but he was showing me dave shah pel from 2004. doing a skit as if george w. bush is black. why did george w. bush who was black go into iraq? it's like it's nothing what we're telling you. it was that he tried to kill my daddy. and that's why george w. bush now being played by dave shapel as a black man went into iraq. we don't know. i'm sure that everybody watching this show is like learning curve. we didn't know about general soleimani until yesterday. and now we have to be afraid of him? >> that's really true. >> so everybody across the country, they're like everything that was just spoken about on this show which is such a brilliant show and we're so sad that you're not going to be here because there are so

good evening eddie what we've seen in the great lakes region since the 1990 s. and early 2000 says that there have been tensions but what we've seen over the past few months and what our research. indicates is that there is an increasing cross border attacks we see troop deployments to the various borders and we see mutual and open allegations of support to the armed groups in the region done by rwanda and we. are now some of these countries that you mentioned you suspect room and uganda of supporting different insurgent groups what do they have to gain from this . it's a security imperative given that insurgents from the different from the 3 different countries are present in the east india or c they would like to have some form of control and some sort of security so it's as i said it's a security imperative. ok so controllable why would you want to gain control control for what exactly what's beneficial about that. so they would like to protect their own interests they want to avoid being attacked from their sea soil so it's just to to make sure they're safe

eddie glaude. and -- and when this administration goes out and -- and -- and assassinates somebody who is in such a powerful positioniran. nobody likes, i'm not defending the man in any way. i just wonder who the president is -- is trying -- appealing to with a decision like that. after all, he is the one that ran on getting out of the middle east. ran on the dumb decision that got us into the iraq war. he ran against george bush's legacy. in military strongholds like south carolina, he beat this drum a lot. so who is he actually talking to when he's deciding to do something as provocative as this? >> i don't know. maybe his base? i mean, i'm not sure. when we listen to the chants in miami as he taughts what he's just done, we hear usa. >> doesn't matter what he does. >> right. kind of uncritical patriotism. but we should be clear here. one, we should exhibit a healthy dose of skepticism about what's coming out of the white house. they've been lying to us for three years straight. and so i'm -- >>

eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive.uries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both sokratis and steve cook were able to continue. all of these stoppages meant an extra eight minutes. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first bournemouth goal. bournemouth‘s lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners who go into the fifth round. yes, very pleased. it is a way is tough to come here and get a win. we have done it with a very young team, as well. so i'm pleased. i have a lot of faith in them. i think they are developing really well. they need senior players around them as well, and guidance, but they are willing and hungry, so they will only get better. the draw for the 5th round was made before that match and mikel arteta's side will now travel to third—ti

eddie mike a junior now welcome to the program it's good to have you with us the international crisis group is sounding the alarm over developments in the eastern democratic republic of congo they say growing hostility between countries in the region is threatening to provoke a new security crisis brewing rwanda and uganda i'll say it to be backing different groups of insurgents in the east india r.c. now the president felix to security is considering inviting the armies of these countries to conduct joint military operations in the d.l.c. something critics say will destabilize the whole region. they companies ami taking on the ripples near the town of beneath the area known as the triangle of death this is the town of coca-cola 6000 people used to live here now it ghost town it's not the 1st time people he have been attacked this time he was the islamist a.d.'s the armed forces of the democratic republic of congo coolly was lucky to survive the attack the up with them i'm they'd be i.d.f. rebel shocked the people when the man of this house heard the shots he fled under his bed no the

it has not been an easy build—up for eddiejones it has not been an easy build—up for eddie jones andild—up for eddiejones and england, the heady disappointment of the world cup final defeat to do with, a few injury problems as well. they have also had a controversy surrounding saracens also had a controversy surrounding sara ce ns to also had a controversy surrounding saracens to deal with, saracens, of course, relegated from the premiership for breaching the salary cap relegations. a number of england players, they have had that to deal with as well. that said, the bulk of the team at which they won a cup final is playing here on sunday, the most eye—catching headline in the team, george iii bank at full—back, elliot daly moving onto the wing. eddiejones likes a colourful turn of phrase, doesn't he? he said that he was hoping to take them into the great his rugby team at the world has ever seen. he says he is ready to put france under pressure. we wa nt we want to make them feel like they have nowhere to go, put them in a box, and make them play out of that box. we know the card wil

let's go to eddie. >> isn't it amazing?ave another woodstock memory from eddie in heller town, pennsylvania, as we look at some old film from what happened that year. go ahead, eddie. >> how are you? >> yeah. i was there. i had a good time. it was grit. i live in pennsylvania now, but i grew up in scotsbury, new jersey, and i went with a friend of mine. he had a '59 triumph and four of us in that little two-seater car that managed to go mile after mile, skirting around traffic. i think we left around 4:00 in the afternoon and my buddy couldn't drive anymore. we parked and we turned out to be 12 miles from the stage. we walked that way, and i got to see -- it started to rain and seeing joan baez. we got there around midnight and we had an excellent time from there. i remember it well. i had a great time. in fact, me and a friend went up there friday just two days ago so i could stand on the same spot i was in 50 years ago, and they had it pretty closed off and the venue was set up for -- you needed a parking pass like what i

eddie allen, they crash into the meatpacking plant in downtown seattle.and about are killed 19 people in the factory die as well. almost huge, unfathomable loss to boeing and this program. a long tourbeen on around the world, he gets the news of this crash and suffers the first of multiple heart attacks he would suffer in the course of the second world war. one thing that one realizes when you study these folks is that they are under tremendous pressure all the time. those people heart attacks are fathom, especially in days without the kind of cardiac treatment we have today. arnold absolutely pushed on. he was determined that this airplane was going to fly. probably that it would hand principally to the far eastern theater. roosevelt wanted this airplane there. he wanted the bombing of japan. and he wanted something that 'suld help used chang kai-shek morale. he was feeling that we had let down the chinese over and over again. that chang concern was getting frustrated with us. b-29nk he felt, if the could fly from china, from an area that was safe in chi

littled with eddie for a bit. took the role seriously and i thought he found some beautiful moments. of film did open up the idea trans people to many people who would not have otherwise known. whose many trans p people parents loved "the danish girl" and i think that is who the film was made for. when we see eddie being awarded for his performance in that role, we are still seeeeing a mn in this s tuxedo who is gegettig the award. amy: we will continue withur conversation in the new docuntntary isclclose" inn for seconds. ♪ [musibrbreak] amy: we continue our conversation on the groundbreaking film that just premiered "disclosure: trans lives on screen." we spoke with two of the documentary's subjects, actress jen richards, emmy-award-winning director yance ford, aclu lawywr chase strangioio, and the film's didirector sam feder. i asked sandra t talk about depictions on-screen beginning with "boys don't cry." take it from there in the films you show, specifically transcending per trade in television portrayed in t

eddie murphy in the '80s was comedy.s kind of a shit. >> it wasn't about necessarily being the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter than the room. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in in my life. it's nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, hollywood movies that featured or starred a black artist, their color was always a plot point. in "coming to america," their color has nothing to do with the plot. >> it is my 21st birthday. do you think perhaps just once i might use the bathroom by myself? >> most amusing, sir. >> wipers! >> he is a prince in a fictional african nation. and he decides that he and his best friend played by arsenio hall are going to go to america so he can find himself a queen. if you want to find a queen, where do you go? you go to queens, new york. it's got to be full of queens. >> everybody who has seen "coming to america" embraced the movie. the movie is funny as hell. i think it's eddie murphy at his best. >> it feels so lovely to be here

you -- nobody could do it except for eddie. it's time to break through that.ald trump, because for eight years before donald trump, no disrespect to up in, we were lectured. the tone. we were bad, racist. so tired of being told what to do. all the folks following now, they follow on social media, they listen to our radio show. we're all good people. it's all about god, family, country. everybody needs to settle down. >> raymond: i'm waiting for your return to snl. up next, a heartfelt good-bye to another fallen 2020 democrat. that's next. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. - do that are degrading?ideo tapes, film reels, or photos, legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. ♪ >> richard: tonight at this with a heavy heart that we say goodbye to get another 2020 democrat, julian castro. he dropped out of the rac

of february, 1943, eddie allen called into the second -- climbed into the second prototype. i mentioned the airplane fires in december and january and they are trying to figure out what is going on. peopleammed the best into the second prototype and if you know where i'm going, brace yourself. it is a sad story. engine number one catches fire, it quickly spreads to the wing, a very hot fire, and then it goes into the fuselage of the airplane. eddie allen, being tremendously calm, pilot, turns and tries to make it to the landing strip and cannot make it. in serioushey are trouble. a couple of people -- these fabulous engineers tried to bail out -- they are to love. into the meat packing plant in downtown seattle and all aboard are killed and about 19 people in the factory diet as well -- dia as well. unfathomable loss to boeing and the program. arnold had been on a long tour around the world. he gets the news of the crash and suffers the first of multiple heart attacks he would suffer in the course of the second world war. one realizes when you study these folks they were und

trading at a premium to the overall market exactly the opposite true in axp sort of more of a steady eddiee space if you think about it that way. >> good discussion there on american express carter likes the carts and name as well. mike gave you a good strategy maybe make money pay off the am exbill from payments to airplanes don't look now but delta airlines flying high lately the stock up more than 6% in the past month kicking off earnings season for the airlines tony zhang sees strategy ahead blue skies ahead. >> delta reports earnings on tuesday. i like the stock out of the peer group between the legacy airlines because delta clearly has built leadership in this space and builds a premium product that leads in particular space. the numbers clearly show the leadership they have they built a premium product and able to charge higher multiples or premiums. they're charging higher premiums for every seat mile compared to the legacy airlines. and if we look at top line growth for 2019, delta has about a 6% growth looking into 2019 versus american airlines and united has only about 4% and gi

on american express is nothing like what you mentioned, mastercard and visa sort of more of a study eddythis space. >> okay. so that's good discussion there on american express. carter likes the charts. he likes the name as well. mike gave you a good strategy. make some money, pay off your amex bill. >>> from payments to airplanes the stock of delta up 6.5% in the past month that name will kick off earning seasons on tuesday he sews only blue guy skyes ahead and has a strategy for you on delta. >> delta reports earnings on tuesday. i really like the stock out of the pure group between the legacy airlines because delta clearly has -- has built a leadership in this particular space and builds a premium product that leads in this particular space the numbers currently show the leadership that delta currently has. they built a premium product and they're able to charge higher multiples or higher premiums they're charging higher premiums for every seat mile compared to the legacy airlines. and if we look at top line growth for 2019, delta has a 6% growth looking into 2019 versus american airl

. >>> plus, eddie murphy honored at the critic's choice awards. what was so unusual about his speech. >>> and later, the return of america's top dog. >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. great to have our colleague kimberly brooks in for janai norman. we begin with the weather extremes from coast to coast. >> people in the pacific northwest are waking up to snow this morning. power outages are already being reported. meanwhile in the south, they're cleaning up the destruction after more than a dozen tornadoes. one twister was on the ground for 40 miles. >> and on the east coast it's weather whiplash after record temperatures that felt more like may than january. >> reporter: overnight in seattle -- >> snow hitting the county tonight. we'll see how far south it comes. >> reporter: a day's long cold snap kicked off with snow. a rare sight for the area even in january. storms are hitting the pacific northwest along with the coldest temperatures so far this season. >> the snow is coming down pretty good, and frankly is accumulating. >

-- nobody could do it except for eddie. it's time to break through that.d trump, because for eight years before donald trump, no disrespect to up in, we were lectured. the tone. we were bad, racist. so tired of being told what to do.e all the folks following now, they follow on social media, they listen to our radio show. we're all good people. it's all about god, family, country. everybody needs to settle down. >> raymond: i'm waiting for your return to snl. i hope lorne michaels is listening. it would be an honor. up next, a heartfelt good-bye to another fallen 2020 democrat. that's next. finding dental insurance plans can be confusing, confusing like, "why am i sitting here in a hospital gown waiting to get my eyes checked?" ready? absolutely not. see, having the wrong coverage can mean you get the wrong care, or you're paying more than you have to. that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. they make sure you have the right coverage, health insurance, medicare, and yes, dental too. wow, think that's painful? wait 'til he gets the bill

eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive.almouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both sokratis and steve cook were able to continue. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first bournemouth goal. bournemouth's lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners into the fifth round. the draw has been made for the fifth round. chelsea could meet liverpool if liverpool beat shrewsbury in their replay. wayne rooney could come up against his old side manchester united. that is if derby cou nty manchester united. that is if derby county beat northampton in the fourth round replay. the draw for the last 16 of the women's fa cup has also been made, with holders manchester city facing ipswich, who play in the fourth tier. there are also two all—women's super league ties — liverpool travel to ch

recently overturned the demotion and the dishonourable discharge of a naval petty officer by the name of eddied of breaking the rules by posing with the dead body of an islamic state — very young teenage fighter in mosul, in iraq. i don't know if you followed that case at all, but what do you make of a politician who intervenes and describes said person, eddie gallagher, as a hero, despite the blatant evidence that he had broken the rules of war? it's difficult. and again, us politics and policy are quite different to how things are done everywhere else. donald trump is arguably quite a boisterous, outspoken person, who has his own worldview. i am sure you have many colleagues and comrades who have served in northern ireland alongside you, and many other places too. you will know that, going back to 1972 and the terrible incident known as bloody sunday, where i think 13 civilians lost their lives after troops opened fire, there has never been a conviction of a british soldier for involvement in that, although we know the killings took place. you can bring it forward to iraq, and some of the ci

joining me to discuss, chris lu and eddie blog. eddie, how big is this endorsement? mean in terms of senator warren's attractiveness to latino voters, she got a powerful surrogate. what we know is that julian castro just signaled to everyone where his politics are, he is on the leftwing, he is doubling down on the progressive side. that's an interesting moment giving how close we're moving to iowa. >> chris, warren may have gotten this endorsement, but bernie sanders had a big weekend, had a huge week. we saw huge fund raising numbers, recent polls from iowa show him basically in a three-way tie. >> i think that's right. he has shown to be far more formidable than people thought. the challenge is whether he can move consistently above this 23, 25% that he is getting. it is important to understand when you look at the democratic electorate, it is split in third between moderates, liberal, very liberal. i think the candidate to reach across into another aisle has the ability to wrap up the nomination. i'm not convinced bernie sanders has the ability to have that crosso

a pup in washington state named eddie is now an honorary canine officer.eing abandoned before thanksgiving but they found an inoperable tumor that made him go blind in one eye and told his foster mother he had only six months to a year to live. so she created a bucket list for eddie so that he makes the best of the time that he has left. >> these people have really stepped up and said we want to make a difference in this dog's life. it's meant the world to know that people still care. >> look at that sweet face. >> that's a very sweet face. now that he's crossed canine officer off his list. he still wants to ride in a sidecar and be in a kissing booth. >> is this your bucket list or the dog. >> it's on my bucket list, too. i think of a sidecar kissing booth. making noe ining out in a sidec. >> that's our suggestion to him. >>> thank you for watching. cnn's special coverage of the impeachment trial continues after this very quick break. when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated ni

hello, everyone, eddie the eagle here and i've just heard through the grapevine mani cooper is takingtain. have fun! enjoy it from the moment it starts to the moment it finishes. jump well, good luck, hope you do well. that's amazing! that's really cool. really nice guy to chat to. i did jump further than him, though, on my home hill, which was quite cool. he kind of helped put the sport on the map all those years back. how much do you want to do that now, and also for women in the uk? i want to inspire little kids to start nordic combined. i want it to get bigger and improve and then i can get goals to go to the bigger competitions, continental cup, world cup and then the next 0lympics. nick hope, bbc news, at the youth winter olympics. you can follow all the action from lausanne on the bbc sport website. but for the moment, it is back to you. that's it. te next news on bbc one is at 6:10pm — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with geeta guru—murthy. more now on the news that british scientists say the number of people infected by a potentially deadly virus emer

follow that case at all, but what do you make of a politician who intervenes and describes said person, eddie blatant evidence that he had broken the rules of war?m despite the blatant evidence that he had broken the rules of war? it is difficult, and again... us politics and policy are quite different to how things are done everywhere else. donald trump is arguably quite an outspoken person who has his own worldview. i am sure you have many collea g u es worldview. i am sure you have many colleagues and comrades who have served in northern ireland alongside you and many other places too. you will know that going back to 1972, and the terrible incident known as luddy sunday, where i think 13 civilians lost their lives after troops opened fire —— bloody sunday, there has never been a conviction of a british soldierfor there has never been a conviction of a british soldier for involvement in that, although we know the killings took place. you can bring it forward took place. you can bring it forward to iraq, and some of the civilians killed in iraq who claimed that british forces were responsib

and steve israel, eddie and charlie sykess back with me.nt trump held a rally last night in milwaukee, wisconsin, charlie's home state. you were there. is that his strategy as the impeachment goes on, more rallies, don't focus? >> i think so. absolutely, steph. a good chunk of his strategy is continuing to talk and communicate with his base and the american public. and the two favorite ways he does that are through twitter and those rallies. he certainly did that last night. again calling the impeachment process, and everything that has led to this, a hoax. we'll continue to do that on twitter, too. denigrating nancy pelosi, other democrats, and in general whipping up the crowd to support him. and the campaign has used that not only in the sort of public arena, but also as a very, very successful fund-raising tool as well. they have cited the fact that since the impeachment hearings and since the impeachment process has gotten under way, that has led to a big fund-raising haul. >> think about that. let's dig deeper into the president's coun

eddie goes, do you like women. keenan says yes i do. eddie looks in the camera, me too.se. neil: gillis jumped the shark, isn't that the argument? they have to rein it in. >> everybody has to stop it. thank god for dave chappelle, eddie murphy. neil: they're only ones that get away with it. >> you're right. eddie was only one could get away with it. neil: if you spoke like that on the show, what do you think? you're iconic figure. >> you saw there is a bit i want to do here on fox business. i can't. neil: this is -- [inaudible] >> i want to do it. no i won't. i did it once on the show. got one complaint. we're on am 970. i got my buddy, frankie five boroughs, my producer. neil: you have nickname for anybody. five borrows. did you see the is oscar nomination. once again robert de niro not nominated. >> not anything. deolemite is my name. not nominated. i'm not joe pesci. somebody got me on facebook, congratulations on your success with the "the irishman." neil: i saw that. >> somebody at a mall, look who it is it is joe pesci. if i make you laugh like a clown i make you l

eddie gallagher.at testified against him at his war crimes trial he is naming names gabe gutierrez has more on that. >> hey, guys, good morning case had already become publicly charged with president trump publicly defending gallagher but this latest development is highly unusual, a retired navy s.e.a.l. is calling out his former teammates by name, though some of the them are active duty he says he is fighting to clear his name critics argue it is putting lives in jeopardy. >> the truth has never been fully exposed about what really happened you may think you know but you have no idea. >> reporter: retired navy s.e.a.l. eddie gal gar now lashing out against his former s.e.a.l. teammates who testified against him at court marshall accused only of murder and killing civilians. >> even though i went to trial and exposed all the lies about me and was found not guilty, there are those to this day who refuse to accept that fact. >> reporter: gallagher's video posted on facebook and instagram highlighting na

expected renee zellweger's win, but taron egerton beat out the likes of olympia leonardo dicaprio, eddieight's big upon a time in hollywood. >> it is quentin tarantino's revisionist history of the 1969 manson murders. it focuses on a fading tv star and his stunt double. >> how you feel. >> pold me the night was abouee old friends than winning an award. >> we're the same home you have all that damn hair? >> i don't know, but i got other problems. we'll talk afterwards. >> reporter: "1917" won in the best drama category. it also won best director for sam mendes, who filmed it to appear as if the entire movie was just one continuous should. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: tom hanks got emotional when he saw his family in the audience while accepting a lifetime achievement award. >> a man is blessed, man is bld ail sngdo front like that. >> awkwafina. >> reporter: awkwafina made history of the first woman of asian descent for the farewell. she told me the multigenerational family saga resonated across all cultures. >> we're all connected by love and loss. >> yes. >> and especially the love we hav

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and eddie jones names open. —— new grand slam.ng for saracens. i'll be back with more on all of those at 5:30pm. let's return to hs to, the transport secretary has said he'll make a final decision on the high—speed rail link within weeks rather than speaking after draft report commissioned by the government warned costs could rise even further to £106 billion. the line would link london and birmingham with the second phase running to both manchester and leeds. we can speak to the labour leader of the city council, who has co—signed a letter published in the times newspaper today calling on the government to go ahead with their commitment to building hs2. good evening. why was it so important a sign that letter? i think first of all, we have been asking for the government to release the review, we've known that they have had a copy of it and it's been very disappointing to us that they haven't got on and got it out. and of course, today we are all reacting toa of course, today we are all reacting to a leaked report, we haven't seen

guys do not wish to have war and then the alternative is to talk and for them to talk i think as mrs eddy put it on the any days of this crisis their real issue for them is the nuclear deal and the lifting or the sanctions or the comics or actions of iran ok i think it's all of the talking we're talking about sanctions for example could be a way forward but tween the u.s. and iran we have to leave it there professor baraka thanks so much for coming in for us this morning. thank you very much let's get your brief down some of the other stories making news now many of the victims on that plane and around were from canada mourners across the country have been paying tribute to the victims at a vigil edmonton prime minister joe said he would pursue justice and accountability for the victims' families $57.00 canadians many of the reigning dissent were killed in that crime. and they share the government says heavily armed jihad as have stormed an old terry base killing 89 soldiers the attack was launched near the volatile border with mali in december 71 soldiers from the chair were killed in th

acudió al dmv para solicitarlo y fue negado >> por 4 años ha sido jefe de departamento de policía eddiecree después de lo que he hecho por mi país, >> le dijeron que el acta que presentó no era válida pues el departamento de seguridad invalidó las actas emitidas en puerto rico por fraudes esto por extranjeros que se hicieron pasar por estadounidenses >> entiendo todo eso >> pero asegura que los requisitos para solicitar el realid no explica esto garcía esta'solicitando nuevamente un acta para volver al dmv serán aceptados como documento válido antes de solicitar su realid >> williams dice que no puede cambiar el pasado sí el futuro esto en reacción a incidentes que ha involucrado a agentes de esta institución >> si necesitan algo pueden hablar con nosotros pueden confiar, >> también indicó que le recorte del presupuesto ha impactado a ese departamento tiene 122 oficiales y necesita al menos 180 es optimista que quiere realizar cambios en la policía para recuperar la confianza de la comunidad >> departamento de policía de freemon también pública este video para ayudar a la cmunidad a pre

well eddie jones has named his england squad for the six nations today, and one big name from saracensat billy vunipola broke his arm in their win over rasing 92 in the champions cup yesterday. that now the fourth time he's broken his arm in the last two years. exeter‘s jack nowell is also out injured. england play france in their six nations opener in paris next sunday. to south africa next, and england's biggest away win in more than nine years. they absolutely dominated south africa in the third test in port elizabeth, winning by an innings and 53 runs. they lead the series 2—1, and there are signs thatjoe root‘s young side might develop into something very special. joe wilson reports. u nfu rl unfurl your flags and paint your face first, south africa were not going to last long on monday morning. three more innings needed. mark would balled as quick as he could, i was does. and the ball... taken. an expressive cricketer. whatever his mood. check the weather, bright and encouraging, which brings us to the cricketer. the spin bowler was too much for south africa in this match. big hi

when you heard that announcement looking for a referee of eddie tanner, did you put your hand up straightawayay. i don't think i have move that fast in my life, really. it was a very busy day for you as well, you had already reverie the local match that morning, you must have been well prepared? yes, i refereed a match in the morning. finished about 12:35 p m, which only give me about ten minutes to catch my train into sheffield, so there was no time to go home and get change. it was a case of whacking a bit of deirdre on and putting it tracks it over the top of my kit —— deodorant on. and putting it tracks it over the top of my kit -- deodorant on. and the reaction has been remarkable on social media people have loved it. you must be loving it as well? absolutely. a bit of a living room at the minute. got all these m essa 9 es at the minute. got all these messages on social media. i have had a journalist ringing me up and doing interviews today because i have been into university today to get some coursework time but have done none of it because i bid back on course —— back and forth across

those are not faces of confident men, eddie howe knew a ninth league defeat in ii was coming.d queued up to deliver the final punch. as roberto parreira made it three, they knew they were out of the bottom three and bournemouth wonder how much further they will fall. not a great day for defences in the women's super league either. 15 goals in four matches. chelsea thrashed bristol city 6—1 whilst leaders arsenal restored their three point advantage with a 4—0 win at brighton in a match that had a real feel of deja vu. jess softely explains. arsenal and brighton met twice in 2019, both times, arsenal won 4—0. for brighton to change things in 2020, they would have to cope with arsenal's stars. but three minutes in, danielle van de donk showed how hard that can be. poor defending from brighton left jill roord unmarked and wide open, she was not going to miss. it took more than 45 minutes for brighton to finally get their first chance on goal. not one emily simkins will want to watch back. arsenal continued their onslaught in the second half, withjordan nobbs adding a third. brigh

we have another woodstock memory from eddie in pennsylvania. go ahead. up like it is today. i had a great time. i never forgot it. i wanted to stand in the same spot i was in 50 years ago. they had it kind of closed off. host:i wanted to stand in the fd where i was. i wasn't able to do it. host: it is a historic site as you can see from this marker. this is what it looks like today. what do you think? caller: i'm not looking at the tv right now. i remember it exactly the way it was. it was a field of mud. today, it's a nice landscape field. sign you can see the peace that commemorates the 50th anniversary. how old were you? caller: i was 21 at the time. we drove from outside detroit. we came in the back way. we did that experience all the traffic that they saw from new york city. that was one of the reasons we went, the music. i remember johnson claire, the activists at the time that was put in jail in michigan. part of the purpose of the concert in the michigan area was it would be a fundraiser to help his legal fund. it was a great time. we got there friday night. our coll

nbc news correspondent and eddie dplied, chairman for the center of african-american studies at princeton university. and former assistant drelkter for counterintelligence at the fbi. and joining us from capitol hill senior writer for "politico" jake sherman. first of all, are you hearing any rumblings about articals being delivered imminently? >> this morning we wrote nancy pelosi was on the brink of sending them. she said this morning she was going to do it soon. now soon, soon is an elastic definition. but if you read between the lines, what nancy pelosi has said is she would like to see rules, rules on how they would conduct their trial. we really do expect it and i hope the people in nangsy pelosi's office are watching. and we expect it, if not tomorrow, monday and tuesday. this is not going to drag on for much longer. you see people coming out saying it's time to get it done. some of those people have subsequently walked it back. this is the reality. nancy pelosi doesn't have the leverage to change the senate's process in any way shape or form. her aids would argue she has forced a

and eddie murphy was honored with a lifetime achievement award. >> you saw that clip.doctor and a professor and different ethnicities. i even played a spaceship once. that's the one thing when young actors come up to me on the street and they say, do you have any advice? i say, never play a spaceship. >> good advice, eddie. >> but there are also plenty of winners even before the ceremony began right out on the blue carpet. >> jenny from the block showed up in a backless beige gown dripping with diamonds. >> yes. >> lupita sported a leather accented gown by michael kors with a dramatic up do. >> but kenneth, once again, billy porter stole the show. look at that. rocking a regal strapless mint and emerald pant suit, okay? >> he pulled it up there. >> yes. >>> next to a woman here in new york city whose retirement turned to the toast of a hollywood a-lister. >> will smith surprised iheartradio receptionist anita on her last day of work three decades after meeting her for the first time. >> will, i met you, like, 30 years ago when you were at westwood one. you came in. you