she beat elise mertens in hobart last week, so elise mertens in hobart last week, so of course, she wouldonfident of going out and putting in a good performance and she would know what having beaten her before. and on the flip side of that, merchants, 16 seed, every competent performer on the women's tour, ranks very highly, and she would also know what to do to avoid that happening again. heather really never got into the match. she looks devoid of energy and really flat. and it was all over in an hour, sadly. and we have to know, how are the boys doing? jamie is plain the doubles. and andy is doing his latest recovery. jamie was due to play in doubles. cancelled due to the weather. he is an action tomorrow. andy is at home. i don't know if he is watching on the telly but it is on at the own time of day, but it is on at the own time of day, but just trying to but it is on at the own time of day, butjust trying to recover his latest setback. i'm sure he would be watching jamie come monte? hope so! some other notable results today. angelique kerber through today. plus, someone who could...

to elise's point, it seems unusually personal.ems unusually an emotional response for a man like mike pompeo who has had a long career in public office. >> yeah, well, a few things here, ali. first of all, it's completely unacceptable for the united states top diplomat who is responsible for defending press freedom around the world to berate a reporter in this manner. but it's clear that mary louese kelly did hit a spot here. this does confirm the stories we heard behind the scenes what elise just said, especially under the questioning of female reporters but it seems that ukraine particularly really set pompeo off and it's worth remembering here that it's not just mick mulvaney and john bolton who the president is not allowing to testify and it's also mike pompeo when gordon sondland said all the important parties were involved in this scheme to pressure ukraine to investigate joe biden, that includes mike pompeo. there are e-mails obtained by the press and released that show rudy giuliani directly involving mike pompeo into the

it actually in the short to midterm makes that challenge much harder. >> p.j., and elise, thank you so much. we'll take a quick break. when we come back, iran has promised to respond to the killing of qasem suleimani. what could be their next target? what do we have in the region at risk? arget? what do we have in the region at risk uleimani. i'm steve me rule. we are continuing our coverage of breaking news out of the middle east. general qasem soleimani, iran's top intelligence commander who was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of americans over the last 20 years. this morning the big question on the minds of millions of americans who are waking up to this news, what now? what does it mean us to? courtney joins me now from the pentagon. courtney, we are waiting to see iran's next move, but what do we know about the united states' next steps in the region? >> right now the u.s. military and intelligence are scouring various threat streams. this is the way they gather intelligence to see where iran or iranian proxies may be looking to lash out. they're focusing on three main thin

peter, elise, you'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk to you a bit more. >>> coming up, mitch mcconnell potentially facing the biggest battle of his political career as he shepherds the impeachment trial. how could this impact chances of re-election? >> i think staying in step with the party line, that's what his motive is. i think he could be voted out this year. >>> up next, lev parnas, the indicted associate of rudy giuliani leveling several new damning accusations of president trump's inner circle and rick perry. trump's inner circle and rick perry. i want nutrition made just for me. but i also want great taste. so i drink boost for women. new boost women with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new boost women. adoprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. [happy ♪irthday music] ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. i

bush state departments elise jordan.r the associated press, jonathan la mere and analyst co-host of showtime's "the circus" and editor in chief of the recount, john heineman. great group. >> i just want to say very quickly, willie geist, just for the record, i'm still defending jeb after all these years. >> i like jeb. >> that's an example of a guy that was having fun, dry humor, tongue in cheek, and everybody's hair caught on -- oh, how sad and how pathetic that he had to beg them. he was just -- he was having fun with the crowd. >> you say that as a guy who lived and worked in florida around jeb bush and knows jeb bush and knows his personality, and that was one of -- as you say his dry humor that perhaps didn't translate to the rest of the country, but i think in that crowd jeb is still the standard bearer with please clap and that jeb pose at the end. >> you know how else he's a standard bearer as jeb bush said during the campaign that donald trump was the chaos candidate. it is hard to imagine how this country would

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we're back with jill wine-banks, mara gay, bill kristol and elise jordan.ign policy and not space, but i just have to get this on the air. the president released with some fanfare the new logo of our new space force. part of our department of the air force. a lot of people looked at it and said, huh, reminds me of a sleeve patch i've seen somewhere else. that would be "star trek" so to bill's point, are we being trolled? is irony dead? is shatner running graphics at the government printing office? >> the whole space force concept was lost on me when i realized that the astronauts would be wearing camo in space. i kind of thought, hmm, maybe this idea isn't as well plotted as it should be if we're going to attempt something so ambitious. >> and now they have a logo to match. mara gay, tomorrow the first about this, there are going to be many. as i said at the top of the broadcast, the president's going to be in the residence watching this coverage, watching others make his argument in realtime. important caveat, unable to reach them by cell phone because the

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to purchase the plot of land for the new plant here to talk more about tesla is our correspondent elise now aside always test lab has been making inroads abroad in fact today was quite a significant day for the company in china tell us more. it was a great day for tesla you know also inside the company delivered its 1st for a model 3 as a manufacturer in its factory but also introduced its a model wide to the chinese market a good news that propelled the company's market valuation above $84000000000.00 less then $2000000000.00 shy of general motors and ford combined abrade in its initial success in china at a time for example the general motors a warmed over continued challenge there following a double digit sales decline in 2100 the chinese market it's not easy for her no we cannot forget the. focus there is because a chinese electric vehicles her sales have been growing rapidly propped up by government subsidies that said china has now begun reducing its incentives for electric cars and sales of new energy vehicles have started to decline. thank you louise to harrow there on wall stre

problem fully elise reporting in washington and teri schultz for us in brussels thank you both now iran has denied western allegations that one of its own missiles downed a ukrainian jetliner that crashed outside tehran canada's prime minister justin trudeau is said the evidence from multiple intelligence sources suggests that an iranian surface to air missile hit the airliner shortly after takeoff all 176 people on board most of them iranian and canadian were killed in the crash it came just hours after iran launched an attack against u.s. targets in neighboring iraq. mobile phone footage verified by 2 media outlets appears to show the missile exploding near the plane before it crashed. western leaders say the evidence points towards an iranian missile scores of canadian nationals were killed in the crash prime minister justin trudeau attended a vigil in the capital auto earlier he announced what he believes brought down the plane. we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering in

elise bergeron with. water but apart from that this brutal in the world food and that problem is being replicated further north in the south because well as well thousands of people are still stranded some shops have been open and of course it's been around supplies. buy in and and queues forming long long queues forming at the supermarket and outside supermarkets in addition to that you go around it was lies to many you know it is a report that running out of true or on the other hand they can't public because there's no power no electricity at the pumps so a real crisis developing in the government trying to urge people to get out as soon as possible but that of course is easier said than done given that few roads are open and it may be some time before that before they have the opportunity to get out even if they have enough fuel in their car to do so. or tomato in sydney or north korea supreme leader has threatened that his country will soon demonstrate what he called a new strategic weapon speaking a

former world champion speed—skater, elise christie, has announced she's taking a break from social mediath. the 29—year—old short—track star won world titles back in 2017, but failed to win a medal at the winter olympics a year later. christie spoke about her battle with depression in april, and admitted she'd self—harmed. in an instagram post today, she said she'd be having time out to get happier again. ten points clear, two games in hand. 2019 was a year to remember for liverpool fans but 2020 could top that if they're able to win their first league title in 30 years. tonight, they can stretch their lead to 13 points with a win at home to sheffield united. we'll hear from anfield in just a moment, but first patrick gearey takes a look at what a year it could be for the red half of liverpool. 0nce once upon 0nce upona once upon a time, this was normal. predictable, even. between 1975 and 1990, liverpool's trophies and parades came around in a carousel of celebration. ten league title is up to 15 available, then the party stopped. it has been 30 years since.

we asked elise stefanik. ♪ ♪ ingivitis.cking towards bad breath, receding gums, and possibly... tooth loss. help turn back the clock on gingivitis with parodontax. leave bleeding gums behind. parodontax. ed: a drone operated by american forces killing iran's top military leader are near silent mq 9 reaper drone firing the missiles that took out qassem soleimani. drone expert bre brett velicovich once tracked soleimani's movements as a terror leader target targeted u.s. diplomats. he joins us live to tell us what it takes to execute a strike like this. i'm fascinated by the drone itself. what does it take for an operation like this big picture? >> first, let me say that that drone strike on soleimani was a forceful reminder that the iranians can no longer attack americans with impunity and that the u.s. government can retaliate with a wide variety of options that are both devastating actions that are short of war. and thanks to president trump's decisive action, we are able to use one of the tools within that -- the governme

simona halep in action at the moment against elise mertens and other grand slam champions. much in control of this one. she took the first set and then co mforta bly took the first set and then comfortably took the second set as well. so, simona halep safely through to the quarter—finals. many predicting she could reach the final here this year. 6—a, 6—a was the outcome of that one. it means we will see dominic thiem in action against gael monfils, the frenchman who always puts on a show whenever he is out on court. a brilliant performer, he struggles to bring his best against dominic thiem. he has w011 best against dominic thiem. he has won all five of those meetings, from austria, many people predicting he could be one of those players to challenge the established order in the men's game, one of only two players, alongside daniil medvedev, under the age of 28, to have reached a grand slam final. but will be an intriguing matchup. as you can imagine as well, today a lot of the news has been dominated by ash ba rty‘s news has been dominated by ash barty‘s performance yester

elise, you've been talking to your sources since this all went down.t secretary of state mike pompeo was really pushing this. what's the thinking behind that? and who else was? >> i mean, look. there are a lot of hawks in the administration on iran. certainly, secretary pompeo is among them. but i really think it was the storming of the embassy, according to my sources, that was really the last straw for him. you remember it's not just about his, you know, anger towards iran. secretary pompeo, when he was a congressman, was really one of the toughest critics of secretary clinton after the -- secretary hilary clinton -- after the benghazi attack. and when you see a benghazi-style storming of the u.s. embassy in baghdad, you know, months before pompeo is expected to leave his post to possibly run for the senate in his home state of kansas, that's not a very good look for secretary pompeo. i'm not saying that's why he pushed the strike but certainly that was in his mind in terms of the kind of optics. because, you know, you've seen soleimani, the iranians

after that fight republican elise stefanik newest narrative of media, doubting corruption in ukraineemocratic witnesses said corruption is widespread and rampant in ukraine. stefanik with lee zeldin and mike johnson duking it out with reporters. >> you should get your facts straight. the question that you asked me, the question that you asked me was about corruption. the question that you asked me was about corruption. i will answer that question. every witness that testified under oath was asked about corruption testified that ukrainian has rampant corruption problems. >> do you ignore the testimony of many a ambassadors? do you ignore testimony of ambassadors? liz: bring in my next guest, former federal prosecutor katy. jaw cows ski. your reaction. >> that is little bit ridiculous line that there is not corruption in ukraine. people are missing the point. the president has broad authority to look into corruption in foreign countries he is dealing with even if the corruption relates to the bidens. the problem arises if he does it for interfering for purposes of an election. that is

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the alameda county coroner today identified the victim as 40-year-old elise singleton. the driver did not stop and left the scene of the collision. investigators say they do have a description of the car involved. >> investigators are now looking for a newer model nissan maxima white in color, with damage to the passenger side windshield. >> a spokesperson for the school district says dozens of students witnessed the tragedy. >>> great ski conditions this holiday weekend. for many, safety is top of mind following that deadly avalanche yesterday morning. the avalanche was in an advanced ski area of alpine meadows. that area was closed yesterday. wayne freedman spoke to skiers at the resort today. >> in the sierra, during winter, nothing beats the allure and thrill of gravity. few skiers had short memories. >> i think skiers understand there's a risk. >> a risk driven home yesterday after an avalanche high above. >> alpine meadows, avalanche. >> that radio call was not in time to save a 30-year-old who died on the mountain. a second skier went to the hospital with severe

for the second yearin by elise mertens. for the second year ina by elise mertens.in straight sets in the evening session out on the main show court. as for heather watson, she was the second remaining britain left in the second round and a difficult matchup for her against elise mertens. she defeated her in the lead up and she said she did not feel herself a bit slow and that was the cause of the defeat. ada — — slow and that was the cause of the defeat. ada —— it's a frustrating day for the british players but what a day with novak djokovic, serena williams and ash party back in action, no british players but if you're looking for a possible grand slam champion, take your pick from those players. staying in melbourne, rafa nadal is through to the third round and was playing argentina's federico to bonnie when one of his returns flew off his racket and hit a ballgirl returns flew off his racket and hit a ball girl right in the face. the world number one immediately went over to see how she was because it looked like it had been a sore one and she seemed to be ok, b

why is he still there elise? >> it is very easy for the congressman to lie, lie, lie, and just not think twice about it. a detail that lev parnas added to the conversation about devin nunes last night that i found interesting was that he outsourced a lot of the work to one of his senior aides, derek harvey, who was a close aide of david poe trace during the war in iraq and ran his center for excellence in the afghanistan war at sit com. he is kind of a long term counter-insurgency hand. what he found, he had been fired from his role at the nsc by mcmaster and ended up with congre of all of this stuff. could he end up on a witness list for a senate trial if they make longer lists. >> if they make a really long list they might throw him on it. listen carefully nicolle to what he said. first he says lots of people call my office, random calls all the time. >> which i kind of doubt. >> then he said that parnas called my cell phone. he didn't say parnas called my office. he said parnas called my cell phone. i don't ge

taiwan, 16,000 fireworks over taipei skysqucraper, and the ard triom of, and the cham elise say. >>>ck, report. >> snap a picture, click the internet, report what's going on. if there's sufficient information for code enforcement to send somebody to deal with it through it administrative letter or citation, that's what they're going to do. >> people are reluctant to post pictures online for fear of retaliation. there is a phone line for anonymous calls for illegal fireworks. >>> live to san francisco, seen a little fog but jean told us it's look clear along the embarcadero. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with what you can expect. >> if you're waiting until last second to peek head out and get view of the fireworks, we're in luck. december 31st, we can have heavy rainfall and still fog, seen a little bit tonight, but lot of that fog is held back at immediate coastline. getting it at beaches but around the marina and embarcadero, looking clear. see from the live sky camera view, city lights are shining bright. take your jacket if you're headed out for view of the fireworks, upper 40s

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she was beaten in under an hour by elise mertens in melbourne.r solskjaer‘s verdict after manchester united are booed off after losing to burnley at old trafford for the first time in the premier league. and celtic remain two points clear of rangers at the top of the scottish premiership, after wins for both last night as the league returned after its winter break. i'll be back with more on those stories later. public transport has been shut down in the chinese city of wuhan — the epicentre of a respiratory virus that's infected at least 500 people and killed 17. in an attempt to stop the virus spreading, wuhan's population of around 11 million people have been told not to leave the city without good reason. the world health organisation are considering whether to declare a public health emergency. keith doyle has more. at heathrow last night, a china southern airlines flight direct from wuhan landed. it's one of three weekly direct flights to the uk from the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak. passengers arriving have been subject to enh

is one such elise's and the only moment populated island in the teaching and american ship is now attempting the un pink over these growing fresh vegetables for the local community that lives without sunlight for 3 months of the. finally a little light every day in winter the darkness here stretches on for months it's minus $25.00 degrees celsius and the ground is permafrost there are more polar bears than humans on spitsbergen. but one of those humans benjamin did mark rows herb's and vegetables here a pioneering idea. this one i think looks good too and then this one tree. for the 4th one is on the favors then maher and his employee hagen gives harvest the crops grown in the lab as he calls this room. it has an almost tropical climate in the midst of a frozen wilderness and he's planted cress bezel and other plants see that we are now off to remove the tower and. yeah yeah because we lifted it from a friend who will 45 yes definitely. they're learning to farm in these extremes by trial and error there's no experience to draw on them are came up with the idea because he was desperate for fr

for a world economic forum right before the small town became a high security zone my colleague mary elise traveled there she wanted to find out what you can experience there over one weekend this time she had a little more luggage along why because you can go through the lens you can go to switzerland without going skiing. this is what it looks like in the swiss alps in winter and an altitude of 2600 meters. and weapons in my perfect weekend in davos. early in the morning i set off for the parson ski area together with my skiing instructor big. winter sports date back to the 1800s in this part of switzerland and the 12 kilometer downhill run is the legendary. that you got to see this every day this is amazing landscape tell me a little bit more about what makes it so unique and special i've. always called her and always about the. day i would be afraid that the weight of this trade to be able to figure stranger and that's able to. let's. face it gives me some tips on how to ski a bit more gracefully but of course this is my activity for a perfect weekend skiing in person. we take a break

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and difficult matchup for her against elise mertens, a player she had beaten a week earlier in hobartaid she did not feel herself out there on court today, a little bit slow, and that was the cause of that defeat. a frustrating day for the british players, but what a day we have in store tomorrow, with novak djokovic and roger federer, serena williams and ash barty back in action. no brits, but if you're looking for a grand slam champion and someone who will win it this year, take your pick from those players. elsewhere in melbourne, top seed rafa nadal is through to the third round. take a look at this. he was playing argentina's federico delbonis when one of his returns flew off his racquet and hit a ball girl in the head. well, the world number one immediately went over to see how she was. she seemed to be ok — if a little embarrassed. nadal won the match 3 sets to one. the former chairman and owner of saracens, nigel wray, has apologised for the "ill—considered approach" to salary cap compliance which led to saracens' relegation. wray said he took "full responsibility" for saracen

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the most difficult part is still to come it's good that i could join this elise but now i have to secure my place and keep going us. he has a 2nd to catch his breath at this historic moment for ota critter. if he wasn't. this is news and these are our top stories. 1000000 people with almost no one on the streets as china extends its down to 8 cities and 26000000 people 25 deaths and more than 800 cases of the viral disease have been reported so far. dozens of world leaders have paid tribute to victims of the holocaust. memorial to mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz many leaders called for a future free of. the international court of justice has ordered to take urgent measures to protect. genocide that follows a bloody military crackdown in 2017 that forced hundreds of thousands of britons had to flee. c.j. a decision is pending a full court. the panel of scientists who oversee the so-called doomsday clock have moved it to 100 seconds to midnight for only the 2nd time handle members listed nuclear weapons and the climate crisis as looming threat to humanity. this is

who want to remain the brags that 50 pounds marks the acceleration of the new iraq of dogma nation elise and debilitating control freakery so the government prefers to spend time and money and it's pathetic breasted $50.00 pants and the so called breck's and festival rather than try to sort out the problems the bracks it creates well with so much left to be settled before bricks it lost means of bricks it at least we can finally see the promised bricks it unicorn even if it looks slightly more like a goat with a horn. briggs it can don't talk is expected to be projected on to downing street briggs it is planting party in parliament square professor of law and government tom brooks and soon to be ex briggs it party m.e.p. nathan gill gave us their take on the seismic change for the u k. the u.k. is going to go in one direction the e.u. will continue in the direction it's going in because it will not lend its lessons now what can britain do about it our prime minister boris johnson must be he must maintain and uphold the promises he made in the general election in december and when it come

heavy rain some strong winds thursday morning so already i be planning on maybe adjusting your commute elise give yourself extra time to get to work here in a couple of days. >>as that storm system ais the bay area come thursday, the rainfall that we did have last night not super significant beyond enough to get roadways. wet. so do anticipate some slick spots you can see across the bay this morning, not too much blocking visibility out most of her widespread showers have now accident the day out into the central valley the sierra foothills and down into the central coast where a little bit closer down to hollister's where you're now seeing some areas of light showers bay area itself a couple of sprinkles remain, but that's about all we've got to look at this low elevation snowfall up in the coastal ranges of northern california, definitely cold enough up there to be seeing snowfall falling at some very low elevations and due to that cold weather we're getting some good powdery snow up in the sierra good news for skiers, not the best news for travelers, so watch your travel a baby today. >>t

us who want to remain the brags that 50 pounds marks the acceleration of the new iraq dogma nation elise and debilitating control freakery soon the government prefers to spend time and money and its pathetic breasted $50.00 pants and the so-called breck's at festival rather than try to sort out the problems the bracks it creates well with so much left to be settled before bricks it last means of bricks it at least we can finally see the promised bricks it unicorn even if it looks slightly more like a goat with a horn. while a clock with a countdown to the moment the u.k. officially leaves the union is expected to be projected on to downing street sprigs it is will gather in parliament square to celebrate the departure we spoke to professor of law and government tom brooks and soon to be ex m.e.p. of the briggs it party nathan gill to get their insights on briggs it developments . the u.k. is going to go in one direction and the e.u. will continue in the direction it's going in because it will not lend its lesson now what can britain do about it our prime minister boris johnson must be fa

see those clouds thickening up so certainly a chance of showers as we head to early tomorrow morning elise to the north bay and then tomorrow looks like a chance showers through the morning hours and about the middle of the day and then by the afternoon the kind of breaks up becoming partly cloudy in the latter part of the day and that we got building ridge of high pressure major warming trend on the way and that ridge is going to build in strong but not before we get one last chance of a few scattered showers and that will come tomorrow after that really in a dry things out and maybe a little love this springfield to it as we round out your week temperatures going to be the 50's in the 60's for highs tomorrow in the next few days we're marching up maybe some 70's as we get into friday. >>still ahead remembering a los angeles pledge and we're going to go live to la where tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered wi

embassy so one awful scene has elise's from baghdad. the crowds withdrew yesterday after receiving orders from their leadership to leave the u.s. embassy compound and the green zone and what they did is they walked back across the river tigris and set up a small camp on the other side of the river facing the u.s. embassy an hour from what we've seen the crowds are quite small we're talking about a few dozen people some of whom have set up tents the crowds that attacked and then proceed to the u.s. embassy consist of members and supporters of the popular mobilization forces and they're very different from the crowds that have camped out in tahrir square for almost 3 months now protesting against the government against corruption and against foreign and especially iranian influence in the country those crowds in tahrir square they have denounced the popular mobilization forces attack on the u.s. embassy they have said they have nothing to do with those crowds because those crowds actually represent they embody the influence of iran in ira

if makes chris become trumps will the question is why elise all comes from june 2019 when donald trump basically said that unless we mexicans contain the flow of people from the border he was going to impose a specific tax a fee of up to 10 percent to every single expert in mexico's from mexico that turned for it was serious 80 percent of its exports go to the u.s. in very a long answer it clamped down and effectively last month preventions on the u.s. border were down 2 thirds from the month before president trumps ultimatum but some argue that it's a short term solution and the root causes need to be addressed that part of the upper limits also happening inside central america both countries when. yes and it's a rather are one of the most unequal countries in the region at this is about time for us to come to terms and try to understand why the mistake elites in this country are not doing enough to register with resources to their people. rooting out corruption providing opportunities so that central americans don't leave hasn't been president trump focus it has been part of presiden

impeachment it seems, the concerns or worries that some republicans had is not affecting trump at all elise in the polls. david: he won the state by ten points in a narrowly lost in new hampshire. by a few thousand votes. so take your pick there. if you look at the national polls, when he is running against hillary clinton, he was traveling, is doing very well in the battleground states which she paid very little attention to it. so sometime should be very careful. but in iowa his very popular. it's ironic considering the fact that he was in lyssa wright trade work with chinese. and that farmers were still hoping for the best. and now he helped them for it by providing the terror revenue to this sort of cushion the blow for them. but allowing for all of that and hope for this usmc a deal and then. certainly, great canadians and mexicans in the chinese making goods on their commitments. i ate add, do you back to this virus, there are a lot of people wondering china were to slip into a slowdown or an outright recession, it can be relied on to keep his word. it might night not be able to keep

rob: elise stefanik says the case to be tossed based on adam schiff's lies alone. >> from the wall ofhe united states senate adam schiff lied to millions of americans who were tuning in saying there was no coordination with the whistleblower. we know there was coordination between adam schiff, his staff and the whistleblower before the was a blower complaint was even issued. they helped put together the complaint and he withheld that information from his colleagues on the committee. the good news is the president's legal team has done at a the job poking holes in adam schiff's case proving there is no direct evidence of any impeachable offense. jillian: republicans need 51 votes to shut down democrats calls for more witnesses. rob: the world health organization will decide if the deadly coronavirus is a global emergency. the white house a similar task force to monitor the virus, over 1000 today, the virus killing 170 people, infecting 7700 at this point. only five confirmed in the us at this time. nearly 200 americans returning from wuhan, china are under a voluntary 3 day quarantine.

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and great britain's former world champion speed—skater elise christie says she's taking a break fromon the website. the chairman of the professional darts corporation, barry hearn, says the rival bdo — the british darts 0rganisation — is in danger of collapse because of the way it's being run. their world championships start on saturday, but prize money has been slashed this week because of poor ticket sales and sponsorship problems. you can catch that on the website and a lot more on there besides. but is it from us. coming up a bit later on bbc news you will be able to find the papers but that is all from us. hello, good evening. it was quite mild for the time of year today, with temperatures widely in the double figures, but there was a fair amount of cloud to be had. this photo sent in by a weather watcher in staffordshire. then it's all change as we move into tomorrow. we'll see more in the way of sunshine, but with that a noticeable dip in temperatures. we see this drop in temperatures starting to feed in as we go through tonight. these two weather fronts sink their way gradual

joining us now from washington, d.c., elise, you have the secretary of state of state in the u.s., mikeo saying today that the u.s. would be cup pably negligent if they did not take out soleimani. how is that rationale playing out around the world? >> well, not very well. he's saying that ultimately this will make the united states safer. i think the rationale is, let's get rid of the mastermind of these attacks against the united states, and if the architect isn't there, that even if there are attacks, they won't be as strong. they won't be as well thought out. i think one of the main concerns of the u.s. right now, and you can see in these protests around the world, the u.s. is expecting iran to respond, and they're trying to fortify u.s. bases, u.s. facilities around the region. but what they can't plan for is storming of other u.s. embassies. you saw in the wake of the benghazi killing around the same time, there was storming of a lot of u.s. embassies, angry people in the muslim world against the united states. it wasn't necessary -- it was around the same time of ben gauzei but fo