now, adam gibson did. >> reporter: rigor mortis? my opinion. >> reporter: the mechanics of rigor mortis go like this. upon death, a human's muscles start to stiffen. but to the detective, it looked as though cory's arms and hands were in an advanced state of rigor, meaning she likely died many hours before this photo was taken. remember, curtis said he tucked his sickly wife into bed only an hour before finding her dead. it didn't make sense to the officer. detective gibson went straight to his bosses with the old lovelace file. >> my first thought was, "we missed something here." >> reporter: chief robert copley had been in charge in 2006, when everyone assumed cory had died a natural death. but he says he never saw the photos the detective was now holding before him. >> and that's when i saw the pictures for the first time. >> reporter: what'd you think? >> i thought this -- this is odd. this is not natural -- >> reporter: the posture of the arms? >> the posture of the arms definitely, appeared to me that rigor mortis had set in.

gibson was sentenced to serve 68 years back in 1994. he was convicted of sexually assaulting a 6 year-old girl for 7 years. gibson was recently given a chance to be considered for an early release because of changes in california's sentencing and parole laws. both the victim and the district attorney's office requested the parole board denied gibson that parole. the board issued a 3 year denial. >>and east of a youth sports coaches be remembered by his family tonight police say the 34 year-old pittsburgh man was shot and killed early saturday by 2 masked gunmen. >>his fiance says her coming home from a family gathering when the shooter suddenly stormed into their home kron four's dan thorn is live for us in pittsburgh tonight has more from what the family has to say about this stand. >>well ken and pam the family is obviously devastated by what happened this father of 6 being violently killed in their home the fiance tells me that she will remember. lopez as being someone who wanted to help kids through sports, but his dream was unfortu

without usury committee daniel freeman and alan baron talk about the impeachment process and rosemary gibsonalks about her book. sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning, join the discussion. actor and environmental advocate ted danson was on capitol hill for a hearing on the environmental impacts of plastic pollution. he currently serves as a board member for oceana, a nonprofit ocean conservation organization. the hearing also heard testimony from other environmental advocates and it plastic industry representative. >> subcommittee on water, oceans will come to order. it may look like congressman hoffman, but i'm not. i know it's a shock. i'm congressman lowenthal and congressman huffman is back in sonoma dealing with the wildfires and was never able to get back here to washington. so we're all hoping that, you

but i was bound and determined to prove if given the chance to have a talk with charlie gibson that was still the anchor on the show and a big reader he like to have writers on the show that he really liked. i was bound and determined to show i could have an interesting conversation about this book so i sat down and wrote my externalized appearance just in case the real thing never happened sad to say it never did but i was so happy the way my version of events had turned out. [laughter] i decided to take it with me on tour everywhere and it turned out so well happily ever after i decided i will not even wait for the possibility of an actionable interview on good morning america i will go straight to my version of this event. so tonight now we have book tv here already it's almost the real thing if you will grant me that time honored favor of your disbelief imagine there is a big tv screen up here that surrounds me and the breathless recap of the president's previous 24 hours of tweets has just ended. [laughter] and the commercial has faded softly away in the next voice is charles gibso

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henson and tyrese gibson in "baby boy." later john moved onto action samuel l.ckson's haft" ou" reboot, and mark waherg's "four brothers." >> it's crazy. everything's exactly the sam she didn change nothing in this house. >> he passed at age 51. during his final "e.t." interview, john was eager to offer wos of wisdom to young filmmakers. >> my advice would be to just keep on keeping on and just be good storyeller. >> 12019 marked the passing of nipsey hustle. the 33-year-old was gunned down in south central los angeles. grammys earlier this year where he was a nominee. >> it's exciting to be here. >> he worked hard to better his hi murder shocked hollywood th stars like reeianna. >> and also, christophe st. john. paramedics called to his home. the cause of death, heart disease with alcohol abuse also a factor. he struggl with depression following the 2015 suicidef his son. >> one of the worst calls ever. i knew. i knew that -- i knew that -- >> he never seemed to g over the death of his son. i know you're up there. watching me always. i stay looking up. and that

. >> we are back with rosemary gibson, author where that with rosemary gibson author of "china rx" exposing america'sof dependence on china for medicine and senior kaiser. good morning. >> guest: good morning, great to be here. >> host: what drugs are we talking about? >> guest: it's remarkable the united states of america we have aon shortage of really important idicines. this has been going on for 20 years and we have had hundreds and hundreds. one of the medicines that is in shortage right now is a really important blood center that hospitals use every single day. there was an article in a local newspaper about a boston physician saying i don't know if we can do cardiac surgery two weeks from now if we don't have this product. we are walking on a very thin line. we have had shortages of chemotherapy to treat cancer in children and adults. we have had shortages in right now there's a shortage of her really important antibiotic for life-threatening infections. these are life-and-death medicines. sometimes we can get them and we are rationing medicine in the united states of america. it's r

. >> we are back with rosemary gibson, author of "china rx: exposing the risks of america's dependence on china for medicine" and senior advisor at the hastings center. good morning. guest: good morning. great to be here. host: tell us about drug shortages in the united states. what drugs are we talking about. what drugs are we short on? what drugs are we short on? guest: in the united states of america, we have a shortage of really important medicines. this has been going on 20 years. andave had hundreds hundreds. one of the medicines and shortage right now is a really important blood thinner that hospitals use every single day. there was an article in a local newspaper about a boston physician saying i do not know if we can do cardiac surgery two weeks from now if we do not have this product. we are walking on a very thin line. we have had shortages of chemotherapy to treat cancer in children and adults. we have had shortages -- and right now, there is a shortage of a really important antibiotic to treat a life-threatening infection. these are life and death medicine. sometimes, we c

>> yes, that was the great age, remington, abby, gibson.eat illustrators. >> of course we were talking about the golden age of illustration, meaning mostly books. before then though, illustrators were used as reporters and chroniclers of their times in newspapers and other periodicals. you take courier and ives as an example. they were lithographers as well as artists and employed many artists. from 1825 or so, a stream of prints came out of their shop. ♪ >> ♪ he was handed up his orders saying,, virginia, steve, you are way behind the time this is not but old 97, you must timet her into spencer on steve, he turned to his old black fireman and said shovel on more coal for whenever we had that old white mountain, you can see old 97 roll do do, do, do do do, do ♪ ♪ [guitar folk tune] >> i bet i have done a lot more picture than even courier and ives ever did. >> i do not doubt it. but i would not say there's much similarity between your work and courier and ives. >> no, i guess you're right. i was influenced by howard pyle and frederick remin

. >> and -- ♪ it was only in my dreams ♪ >> debbie gibson as real as it may seem, i'm cohosting "e.t.as a contestant on the dating game. answer is next. first. former one tree hill star chad michael murray lights up one giant tree. >> i got to do the ball drop in time square in 2005. this is right there. actually i'd have to say this surpasses it. >> the dad of two getting ♪ running out of gift ideas, seeking something more. ♪ ♪ well if inspiration's what you're searching for... ♪ ♪ follow me to a place i know with endless possibilities ♪ ♪ so you can check your list off row-by-row. ♪ ♪ i'm making this song up as i go! ♪ ♪ come on! look around! ♪ so much in store, you'll spend much less ♪ ♪ but gift much more at the stores ♪ ♪ that you've been searching for! ♪ spend less, gift better. at t.j. maxx, marshalls, and homegoods. ah, that worked well! at t.j. maxx, marshalls, and homegoods. ♪ ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. thenot actors, people, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show mo

see the pile, edwin austin abby, remington, gibson.trators. >> of course, we were talking about the golden age of illustration, meaning mostly books. before then though illustrators were also used as reporters and chroniclers of their times in newspapers and other periodicals. you take "carrier and ives" and they employed many artists. from about 1825 or so a stream of prints came out of their shop. ♪ ♪ he was handed up his orders at monroe, virginia ♪ ♪ saying, steve, you're way behind time ♪ ♪ this is not 36 but only 97 ♪ you must get her in to spencer on time ♪ ♪ steve, he turned to his old black fireman ♪ ♪ said shovel on more coal ♪ for whenever we hit that old white mountain you can see old 97 roll ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo-doo-doo-doo ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo >> i bet i've done a not more pictures than even "currier and ives" ever did. >> i don't doubt it. but i wouldn't say ther

>>> that wraps up this hour of msnbc live, i'm garrett hake, now time for kendis gibson and cory coffin. >> it's strange to see you up there and not in a crossfit box. >> i'm cory coffin alongside kendis gibson. >> 7:00 on the east coast, 4:00 a.m. on the west coast. president trump overnight signing a $1.4 trillion spending package averting a government shutdown. the president signing the bills aboard air force one, on his way to mar-a-lago. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell plots the strategy for the impeachment trial. >>> and house speaker nancy pelosi less than 48 hours after she gavelled in the votes to impeach the president, inviting him to deliver the state of the union address. both sides standing their ground. >> speaker pelosi suggesting that house democrats may be too afraid to transmit their shoddy work product to the senate. mr. president, it looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet. >> our founders when they wrote the constitution suspected that there could be a rogue president. i don't think they suspected that we could have a rogue president and a rogue

>> plus, look who is here debbi gibson. >> i'm guest hosting on "entertainment tonight." >> welcome toentertainment tonight" tonight. thank you for co-hosting debbie >>> here's my big question. how would you have down on "the voice"? >> i would have been terrible actually. there's so much pressure. i'mmazed by the contestants on the sh. >> the voice wil make the cruelest of cuts tonight. >> but that's not why gwen stefani teared up when she talked to "e.t." it's becausef what blake said. i love them. >> i don't -- i can't remember. i don't want to remember what i whiz like before gwen actually. ♪ go aheaand break my heart >> he did say he doesn't remember life before you. >> oh, my god. >> are your eyes watery? >> yes, gosh. blake saved my life. everybody knows that. like, we're st having the time of our lives and we never excted that this late in our lives. so we're just trying to savor evy ment tetr. >> the couple will share their love in a new duet "nobody but you." it's off blake's new album "fully loaded: god's country" out friday. >> how would you say gwen makes you a better n? >

> it's strange to see you up there and not in a crossfit box. >> i'm cory coffin alongside kendis gibsonast coast, 4:00 a.m. on the west coast. president trump overnight signing a $1.4 trillion spending package averting a government shutdown. the president signing

later, author rosemary gibson de hospitals.his week, newsmakers introduced -- interviewed the executive director of the giffords advocacy control group. the efforts to pass new gun-control laws. the giffords group was started by gabby giffords who was shot and injured in a constituent meeting in 2011. watch today at 10:00 a.m. and six talk p.m. on c-span. >> if the senate and's president. in array checks iile blocking life-saving don't think this is a question of the impeachment inquiry distracting legislators to keep isir constituents safe, this simply a question of priorities and what we are finding his house are presented as on the majority ran saying they would pass legislation to keep communities safe, they followed through and passed legislation. the senate and president have failed followed suit and we will keep the pressure on. each and every day come we have hundreds of staff advocates, volunteers, thousands of volunteers and supporters across the country who are pushing trump and their senators to take , but i want to

he overpaid gibson by the way double what he would normally get at ladies home journal so he could have him exclusively for a period of 2 years and that was something conde learned about as well area and collier was also very into navigation. his great friend was orville wright on the right here and together with conde they set up the first ever national newspaper, not newspaper. national magazine company that had its own sales network in every major city across america. conde understood that to some magazines you had to make sure that your customer wanted to read the ads that were in it firstof all . your advertiser had to feel he wasn't wasting his money advertising and also you were something calledethical in what you sold . this was the area of quack medicines, almost every newspaper on this to give you something special to cure. i don't think i really want to have any walk-throughs, i don't know about you but i think that's pretty bad but this product called runa aimed that it could cure absolutely anything . so colliers joined with believe it or not ladies home journal to set stop

gibson publishing has not informed him about the paper future. >> we hate to see local papers go. they provide a great service to committees in cover stories only they cover. it is always a sad thing when that happens. >>> rosemary, the rain. it is coming back. it is. we got a little break. >> we could use it. most areas around the bay area are below average for this time of year. outside our doors this morning, giving you a look at a mostly cloudy sky over san jose. those clouds, ahead of a system that will bring us some rain, it looks like late morning to early afternoon. depending where you live. a view of the temperature change due to cloud cover in place. because of humidity, we have 14 degrees warmer this morning in napa, santa rosa, toward the coast. half moon bay, up i-16 along the east bay shore by 12 over oakland, as well as hayward. the winds are generally light. they will pick up later today as the storm approaches. here is a view of some of the numbers outside. 45, santa rosa. 46, napa. low 50s, downtown san francisco. 50, oakland and 43 in livermore. still cool, and

. >>> up next, kendis gibson take things away. you got it. >> enjoy the rest of your saturday. hi, everybody. i'm kendis gibson live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. >>> lawmakers may have left for the holiday break but it hasn't died down in washington over president trump's impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are stuck at an impasse where the process goes from here. president trump at mar-a-lago plotting his next steps hitting back at an evangelical magazine calling for his removal from office, and at the widow of late congressman john dingell telling msnbc his words have consequences. >>> and still going strong. 44 days until iowa, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren are trading shots over wine caves and fund-raising. >>> plus, pro-trump account unfriended. a massive disinformation campaign just removed from facebook amid the historymaking week in washington. >>> those lawmakers i mentioned are home for the holidays as a senate impeachment trial remains very much in limbo. house speaker nancy pelosi, refusing to send art

accusations that he's partially responsible for the massive fires destroying the rain forest kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: tonight, a war of words between brazilian president bolsonaro and oscar-winning actor leonardo dicaprio. the brazilian president blaming the star for the devastating amazon wildfires earlier this year dicaprio is a cool guy, he said, giving money to set the amazon on fire bolsonaro has accused non-governmental environmental organizations of deliberately setting fire to the amazon to get donations. it contacts leonardo dicaprio, he alleges, he donates $500,000, you are contributing to the fire in the amazon investigators have not found any evidence so far to support the accusations. now the actor and avid climate activist is hitting back saying in an instagram statement, "while worthy of support, we did not fund the organizations targeted," adding that he remains committed to helping secure the amazon for the future of all brazilians. the fires so far have helped destroy millions of acres of the ecosystem known as the lungs of the earth. >> governments aroun

gibson a medical research i am above. 15 minutes on g.w. . in the army of climate change. the to a submissive. woman. instantly. the book. dia's today out of their future. g.w. dot com megacity the meeting if you. click. the link time news from africa around the world goes on facebook d w for. literature invites us to see people in particular. as the kids find the strength. to share work afraid. to do the books on youtube. do you know that 77 percent obamacare are younger than 60 pot. cuts me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices are blocked part. of the 77 percent we talk about the issue. this is where you cut the 77 percent this weekend on d.w.i. . that created today's world. $979.00 a historical challenge in politics business published slate run up evil of the islamic revolution. in terms of making its initial flirtation was a strength and states of emergency sinks into chaos from up jungle the 2nd to split the camps the people of britain steal her love life carson thinking of. the start of an era that defines overmanaged. 1979 the big good in small ste

hand things off now to my colleague kendis gibson. take it away, my friend. >> have a good one. >>> i'm kendis gibson here at msnbc headquarters in new york. dealing with blowback and cleaning up comments he made about impeachment. what joe biden is saying now about possible subpoenas. >>> and the most rugged terrain, focus of a desperate search. efforts under way in hawaii to find the final victim of a helicopter crash. >>> as we wait to see if kim jong-un's christmas gift ever comes, a big scare at the newest military facility in south korea. the late-night incident as america's biggest adversaries hold provocative drills today. >>> and hit with controversy. president trump responds as his scene is cut from "home alone 2." oh! what is next? >>> it is 2019 for another minute or two. isn't it? >>> a reverse or expansion of thought at the least from joe biden. president trump's main presidential rival is trying to play down and do cleanup following this q&a. >> do you stand by your earlier statements that you wouldn't comply if you wer

company with an article explaining the decision to shut down operations made by the owner of the gibson chain of trinity paper. the gazette has been covering stories 161 years. pre-civil war. >> i think it is really incredible, you know next not a lot of things have been around hundred 60 years. to a fresh stack put in the newstead in front of the closed building. people like this long time resident kris bryant came by to get their hands on one of the last copies. >> you know, kind of sad, you know? it has been here forever. so, you know? they don't really have a local paper, to me it's pretty much dying anyway. so. seeing a little like this disappear is worse. >> reporter: when bill hickman drove all the way from berkeley. >> it is said. very sad. i mean, really the community is losing a good source of news. he plans to save the paper as a keepsake. he grew up the martinez. his first job was a paper route. >> is to deliver this newspaper when i was 15 years old on my bike. >> reporter: when he cannot believe it is coming to an end but hopes to continue as an online publication. >> repo

it will be interesting to see if peter gibson remains with the eu referendum. if you're looking and talking to the huddles of different political parties, conservatives are feeling quite confident. likewise, when you speak to the labor campaign as they feel a strong message on exit which have been helpful and they were out campaigning but we are expecting a result very shortly and the polls are piling up. we are expecting it within the next five, ten minutes. >> thank you. we will be back in darlington. look at the images. this will be our first result in a scotland if it comes up in the next few minutes. this is [inaudible] where labor was elected back in 2017 but for the s&p we have margaret ferrier contesting and she was the mp former scotland spokesperson for the -- we've just seen s&p party workers there cheering and looking rather happy and that clearly waiting for the results to come in. it looks as if this could be a good result for the scottish national party and a gain from labor so we will see what happens and it's the number two target seat for that

i'm kendis gibson right here live in new york. new documents revealing how long aid was withheld from ukraine half president trump's july phone call. despite the revelations, the next steps for impeachment are still in limbo with no break in the stalemate between pelosi and mcconnell on what the senate trial would look like. and the steps impacting the democratic candidates. with 43 days the go to the iowa caucuses senators on the campaign trail are trying to balance the race and upcoming trial. >>> just on time for the holidays, north korea's latest threat as nbc news obtains exclusive satellite images of new construction at a site that is linked to long-range missiles. >>> and eddie murphy's return to saturday night live, bringing back his much loved characters 35 years later. legends in our time. we're going to start with the development right now. we're learning new information about the centerpiece of president trump's impeachment. dozens of administration emails raising questions right now about the timeline of the decision

pipeline through the many saying it's crossed attritional line against its nato allies comes as lending gibson angry reaction as well grounding the sanctions interference in domestic affairs. the us court rules that american spy agencies can collect data on citizens without a warrant if done by accident. an amount has been sentenced to 16 years in jail on the stealing and burning mills g.b.t. flying from the us church we debate where the time fits the crime. 16 years for offending probably one of the most privileged groups in america when it came.

call impacted on their community service by the nature they take in the chances absolutely the east gibson region of victoria has been particularly hard hit by the fires in the victorian government is requesting urgent assistance from the australian defense forces these fars particularly nice keep sign of a not and throughout yesterday i would write in their own without that's healthiest that's how active though as far as would they have been very significant losses in terms of property stock fencing shooting there are a number of people who are mine on a can of food for the in and of course with fees for this scifi but we cannot confirm the whereabouts they s.p.s.s. abby denham is in bairnsdale west of melbourne she says it's an anxious wait for those who fled their properties. this is a relief center which is 3 hours east of melbourne fires continue to burn further east of where we're standing we've had confirmation this morning that homes have been lost at least 20 minutes just up the road there are reports that houses have been raised from the bushfires that have come down just in the

at the battle of fort gibson the confederate commander approached him after the battle and grant said no. there are these really cool decisions. when he wrote to lincoln about one of these charges, in his official report, minimal casualties, he was so afraid of getting sacked that he didn't want to pile up an indictment against himself. he is learning how to fight as he goes along. a strange kind of dialect here. grant is incapable of taking vicksburg in 1862, doesn't know how to do it. vicksburg at the same time isn't the most important city in the confederacy. only when memphis goes down does vicksburg pop up. same with grant. all of a sudden he is right there when vicksburg becomes the bastian so it is a great heavyweight fight. before that was lightly armed but after grant invaded vicksburg, after the navy invaded vicksburg, bombarded the place and wound up being a rebel victory. in memphis. they built up defenses, vicksburg at its peak. it is like fraser and ali and is a great battle. it was a match with temperate in. he has geography to battle and has to fight a battle to maneuv

to eat yesterday i was far as have sprayed and now the reality is with them i did ride through the gibson break in cries princes highway so there's not a real ride to access the residents who are in the night hands so the only advice we can for them is to shelter inside so a buildings with the support of a half or 40 crazy protected as many billie's as i could it was too dangerous for those people to ban the rides and often we actually say that a high fatality right people are in the rights to do that dangerous driving conditions only increase in accidents this might be this across the rides like we really wanted people to that mike early decisions and for those who didn't study in that we had to provide that across it was to like them to wait and shout up in arms . the former boss of the rent a car making alliance who has been awaiting trial in japan as reportedly fled to lebanon because cohen is accused of hiding his income and enriching himself through payments to dealerships in the middle east reports say he arrived in the lebanese capital beirut on monday evening possesses both frenc

lynette gibson told us the logs are a manifestation of frustration to a crisis we are not responding the frustration. we did ask if it was legal and whether or not they would be removed. we did not hear back. >> it is an approach in the wrong direction. i think people need to hold the city accountable and actually house people. >> san jose sharks players were volunteering for those in need today, the players showed up in san jose to help serve 150 hot meals. those who attended were also given brown bags, take away meals and a $25 safeway gift card. to date, the nonprofit website says it has served over 6.5 million meals. >> taking a look at a few scattereddifference from last n heaviest rain has be the santa south, with significant rain on the north bay, to the west of healdsburg, over a foot of rain in the last three days, the santa cruz mountains, the same thing. really wet, in the coastal hills. that is what the atmospheric river does, unloading on the topography. san jose with under a half-inch of rain for a few days, on the other side of the hill, ten times that much rain. the h

i hand things off to kendis gibson who is ready to pick up the mantle. what a day. >> what a day indeed, and what a way to have your last show of the year, decade, with so much happening in the news. horrible stories all around. we'll continue the breaking news and we're going to start right now with the breaking news from north texas. a shooting at a church. the fourth ward fire department telling reporters that at least three people were shot and are currently in critical condition. one patient is believed to be the shooter. all of this taking place at the west freeway church of christ in white settlement, is the name of the town, in texas. it's in north texas, not too far from fort worth. they say this is no longer an active shooter threat. right now there's not much more information at the moment regarding the motive or what might have happened exactly there. we will bring you updates on this situation as soon as we get it. once again, three people shot at a church this morning near fort worth, texas. and we are getting some reports that it may have

. >> we are back with rosemary gibson, author where that with rosemary gibson author of "china rx" exposing america'sof dependence on china for medicine and senior kaiser. good morning. >> guest: good morning, great to be here. >> host: what drugs are we talking abo

kennedy: we are jamming in the studio with gibson.lost our mind just like kamala has lost the big race. she is not going to be president. she topped out. we are left with mayor pete. trish: we may not be done with her yet. kennedy: we are talk about macron sitting there trying to play the french tough guy with the president. we think is is a half-wit scheme to go to impeach. trish: i love your accent. where is the liberal media on calling out known antisemite and women's march leader linda sarsour. nowhere. oing to leave your phone with a guy named flip. (ding) but it's more than your phone, it's your business, your customer data, your sales figures. and who can forget, those happy hour selfies? not flip. (honking, gasping) this isn't working. introducing samsung business security solutions, with knox software. with the galaxy note10, you can remotely wipe data or lock phones, so your business is secure even when your phone isn't. samsung business solutions. and when you open a new brokerage account, your cash is automatically investe

pew research center newspaper circulation in the united states has clined every year for 3 decades gibsonlisng is the per's owner. it's unclear why they're shutting it down but it's clr loyal readers will miss this community paper. >>a worker tells me there are options as continuing as an online only publication they are looking into that the martinez news that that a final print edition will be delivered sunday. december 29th. reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. >>on the kron 00:04am morning news at the 8 o'clock hour is the end, re's another end of era. this one involving beach blanket babylon it's closing its doors for good come tomorrow. and after the break body camera video shows what led up to a fal police shooting in the east bay,we got our has on the video and we will show it to you and have reaction right after the commercial break andsome sunshine and dry weather to look for to across the bay area to close >>take a look at this body camera footage of the moments leading up to the killing of a 60 year-old man and conquered his name wadonald james everson this happened ba

host: we would like to thank rosemary gibson, author of "china rx: exposing the risks of america's dependence on china for medicine" for this illuminating journal"'s "washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, the latest on impeachment and the government funding deadline with pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry and texas democratic representative. watch "washington journal" friday morning, join the discussion. network, on the c-span the house returns at 9:00 a.m. for a resolution regarding the israeli-palestinian conflict, and a bill on voting rights. presidential candidate pete buttigieg speaks in iowa. at 9:00 a.m. on c-span2, the cato institute jose surveillance anderence looking at fisa intelligence gathering. on c-span three at 9:30, the impact of artificial intelligence on capital markets. at 12:30 retired army general john nicholson, commander of forces in afghanistan speaks on defense and diplomacy in that country. next, testimony from treasury

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professor gibson's project is aimed at utilizing social media platforms as a way of uncovering social justice trends. we also recently selected our first cohort of lender student fellows, which you want to pay attention because we will be announcing those fellows pretty soon. please follow us on social media my visit our website so that you can learn more about the fellowship program, and also the activities of the center. our goal is to support innovative research and engagement on issues related to social justice and to help collaborative -- and to host collaborative interdisciplinary conversation centering justice, equity and inclusion, like the one will have in moments with our panelist heard i would like to invite my colleagues, kendall phillips, professor of can occasion and rhetorical studies in the college of visual and performing arts. codirector of the lender center for social justice to introduce our panel. thank you. [applause] dr. phillips: now i don't need to introduce myself. thanks to pauly greenberg and the lender family and the amazing staff here at the national pres

. >> kenji pulled out an old gibson, handed it to zach. >> he said consider it yours while you're here. >> zach took that guitar to school trying to break the ice. >> i would play music for them. i think that helped break down the barrier a bit. >> just three weeks in, overwhelmed by homesickness, hep called his parents. he had had enough. >> maybe as embarrassing as it is, i was actually crying, and i said to him, i can't do this anymore. i want to come home. >> we said, no, you made a commitment. you're a man. you gave your word. >> how hard was it to say that? >> it was really hard. >> it was hard. >> i may have probably hung up the phone a bit angry at him because it wasn't the answer i wanted to get. in retrospect, i'm really glad. >> zach tried to make it work. and then one night when the teachers got together there was someone new, another teacher just returning from a sunny vacation. >> it was this beautiful tan georgia coming back from croatia. >> 23-year-old georgia robinson, a recent university graduate herself from new zealand. she had been teaching and living in a nearby t

joining me to talk more about it, siri kim and kelly grace gibson.biden lose his temper like that, getting into it with that obviously nonvoter, the guy is not going to vote for him. was that a bad look for biden, do you think. >> everybody is waiting for joe biden to step out on all this. he's flying below the radar and numbers are slipping in iowa. the combination of family and politics and lots of passion, but there are responses coming out of this that makes it seems like he's ready for a fight against president trump, that people are waiting for this feistiness. maybe as a campaign professional it wouldn't be my suggestion for a candidate to respond that way, i think that there is a world in which people are starting to see him really gear up for this big fight ahead of him. cheryl: i want to move on to the impeachment with you, siri, because nancy pelosi telling her caucus to move forward but some are saying she is setting up her members for failure in 2020. we saw how this played out during the bill clinton years and what happened to republica

which among jewish voters is slightly less popular that mel gibson. ( laughter ) just a hair.ust a hair -- ( cheers and applause ) >> oh, yes. that's right. >> stephen: trump did not help himself when he started his speech to-- again, the israeli-american council-- like this: >> i know you very well. you're brutal killers. ( laughter ) >> stephen: (as trump) "how am i doing? is this on? how am i doing? we get that number up to 30% yet? wait, i can fix this. you're also terrifying monsters we can't get wet or feed afte midnight. ( bleep ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) i'm sorry, i confuse you with gremlins all the time. ( laughter ) at one point, trump addressed the challenges he's faced brokering peace in the middle east. >> i love deals, and i used to hear the toughest of all deals is peace with israel and the palestinians. they say that's the toughest of all deals. but if jared kushner can't do it, it can't be done. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? if jared can't do it it can't be done? (as trump) "that man does the impossible. i mean, he married ivanka. do you know

i'm phillip mena in for kendis gibson. no rest on capitol hill this weekend. house judiciary committee members preparing to release the impeachment report days before historic vote on the house floor. majority leader mcconnell is signaling a swift trial when impeachment goes to the senate. the top republican says his party's members are in lockstep with the white house on the trump defense strategy. and we're also following new reporting today on whether the president might be having second thoughts about his lead counsel. seven of the democratic candidates have stopped in pittsburgh to talk education reform. their vows for america's schools while union dispute puts the next presidential debate in jeopardy. it's been a historic week for the office of the presidency and the history-making events have not stopped. after yesterday's vote from the judiciary committee to approve two articles of impeachment and a marathon 14-hour hearing the day before, the committee's now working on the full report. it's expected to deliver to the senate before midnight tomorrow. p

hand things off now to my colleague kendis gibson.ne. >>> i'm kendis gibson here at msnbc headquarters in new york. dealing with blowback and cleaning up comments he made about impeachment. what joe biden is saying now about possible

i'm kendis gibson at msnbc world headquarters in new york. first impeachment report against president trump will be in the hands of lawmakers as soon as tomorrow. what does that mean and what happens next? we'll get to that in a moment. first, several major weather systems moving across the country right now impacting multiple states, and, more importantly, tens of millions of people on the roads and on the rails, on the busiest travel day of the year. the west coast right now dealing with an atmospheric river. heavy rain and a buildup of snow. further east, winter weather advisories remain in effect all over two dozen states feeling the effects today. let's go right now to msnbc meteorologist gentlemjanessa we >> we have 600 delays across the country. i expect those to really increase in the next 24 hours because we're only seeing some light banding that's starting to happen across our radar. as kendis mentioned, we have winter weather advisories and warnings in place. new york city in the mix of that as well as this system continues to trac

. >>> up next, kendis gibson take things away. you got it. >> enjoy the rest of your saturday.rs in new york. >>> lawmakers may have left for the holiday break but it hasn't died down in washington over president trump's impeachment. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell are stuck at an impasse where the process goes from here. president trump at mar-a-lago plotting his next steps hitting back at an

i'm kendis gibson right here live in new york.spite the revelations, the next steps for impeachment are still in limbo with no break in the stalemate between pelosi and

visit ncicap.org] > and rosemary gibson talks about her book "china rx," of america's ist dependence on china for medicine. c-live to watch washington journal on sunday morning. in the discussion. >> the impeachment inquiry hearings continue next week when judiciary committee the first dler holds impeachment inquiry hearing on president trump focusing on the history of and the impeachment. live coverage sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. invitation ded an for the president and his council to appear before the committee. letter to the president us ur website, and follow ife on c-span 3, online at c-span.org or listen live on c-span radio app. after an environmental advocate dan son was on capitol hill for on the environmental impacts of plastic pollution, r. dan son currently serves as a board member for oceana, a nonprofit ocean conservation organization. he hearing including testimony from other

pew research center newspaer circulation in the united states has declined every year for 3 decades gibson publishing is the paper's owner. it's unclear why they're shutting it down but it's clear loyal readers will miss this cmunity >>a worker tells me there are options for continuing an online only publication they are looking into that the martinez news that that's final print edition will be delivered tomorrow, reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. >>watching new year's eve fireworks here in san francisco officials are urgi you to avoid treasure island. the treasure island partment authority is discouraging the public from visiting the island during your new year's construction. officials say viewing areas and parking will be very limited and some roadways will be inaccessible the constructi project involves new housing units on treasure island that is expected a decade to complete. so your st bet. wah it with us here on tv without a great show coming on tsday night and heard starts at 8 andthen at 1130 we're live here in san francisco you see the fireworks over the ferry buildi