certainly the house managers did not hem meet the high burden to nullify the will of tens of millions of americans just months before the next election the houses vague charge in the first article is equivalent to ask considered and rejected by the framers of our constitution. that brings us to the second article we are considering of obstruction of congress. during the house inquir inquiry, democrats were upset because some of the president's closestrs advisers and their most sought after witnesses did not testify. to be clear some of the executive branch witnesses were among the 13 whose testimony we did here during the senate trial. for those that it would claim a privilege certainly leading to a long court battle to define the issue and certainly did not seek judicial enforcement. rather than address the claims in court as what happened in the nixon and clinton impeachment they moved to impeach president trump from protecting the presidency itselfby from the partisan abuse of power by theou house. the president for asserting the constitutionally grounded privileges that have been

fingers crossed that it isn't as bad as it seems it might hem showed some of the flight defence thathe residents said it was too little, too late. they were still picking up the pieces. the grandest saturated already. and then in fact be express, also because without it describing it as a weather bomb. be express, also because without it describing it as a weather bombm is hitting central and southern parts, western parts of the uk before it moves northwards on sunday. lester in particular starts and comes across in a familiar way. comes from the last. families are saying things out and your guidance. i don't want things blowing onto the tracks or chains. staying on the front page of the express, my anything green it was my inspiration. such a lovely story. she has given a podcast interview to a parenting blog, and she has been a podcast about her family life. yes i think it had raining, and the inspiration is. she has taken a great interest in young young children to make sure they are happy and healthy. i children to make sure they are happy and healthy. lam children to make sure t

trump criticized hem pothem forg this mistake, they're incompetent.curity department separated all these children from their parents. >> jimmy: that's worse. >> and didn't keep track of hem. >> jimmy: that's much worse, yes. some might say think intentionally didn't keep track of them. you watched the state of the union i assume. >> yes. >> jimmy: is this something you look forward to seeing? >> well, i looked forward to seeing it more when i was in the senate. >> jimmy: how many times were you there at the state of the union in person? >> seven or eight. it's an amazing thing. you're in that historic chamber. and the whole above the is there, the senate and house, the president, the vice president and the speaker, and the joint chiefs are he chiefs are there, the supreme court, the cabinet's there. and when obama would do it, there would be this, i feel this kind of imaginesy majesty, and first time trump did it, i was like in the second row in the middle. on "saturday night live," we used to do sketches about the say the of the union. >> jimmy: righ

ms and hem he had could never run back and forth like in those parades, instead he would stand on theack of that bus and wave -- on that bus and wave. he could not run anymore. peopleenergized so many in those green shirts to run around that bus in endless motion that you didn't even notice he wasn't running himself. that is what i'm asking you to do. not literally run around the bus [laughter] sen. klobuchar: but help us at amy klobuchar.com and help us by making those calls, by talking to your neighbor because we don't want to just eek by a victory at 4:00 a.m.. we want to win big. we want to win this for the people of this country, we want to win this for dignity and decency and we want to win this big and our democracy back. let's go to work and do this. thank you, everybody. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> the next contest is a succulent primary. it's called the first in the south with 54 pledged delegates. super tuesday is next week with more than 1300 delegates at stake with a total of 15 states and one teor

. >> so i was hoping you could help hem oim out a little bit h two or three weeks behind.s just addition. you have to show your work and everything. i need you to basically fill out that book if you can. you know addition? >> of course, of course. >> i just have some work to do with tanner, important stuff. >> yeah, that's fine. >> hey, tanner, come on in. you might want to put these glasses on here. >> hello. >> my boy's a youtube influencer. all right? you do his homework. he'll do his videos, this will be good. all right, ready? all right, tanner, three, two, one, g >> hey, everybody, it's tanner. today i got some new, amazing, awesome toys. you want to see them? here we go! >> yeah, that are we go, all right. yeah. good. guy makes thousands per video, you know? so you do the math, know what i mean? literally, you did the math. all right, tanner, talk about how you go to school, you end up dead-end job and everything when you could be making thousands of dollars a week. >> uh-huh. >> youtube videos, got it? >> got it. >> hello, everybody, i'm tanner and school is terrib

from your perspective, why does this not hem the president in? that's the argument that some make. say he needs to have that agility. there's questions about these old aumf's. but they say it undercuts what we're trying to do in the middle east and iran and -- [indiscernible] -- ms. pelosi: the power to declare war is in the constitution. a power of the congress of the united states. the president has considerable power as well. the war powers act addresses a calibration of the balance between the two. this is a very long discussion and something i've been involved n for almost 20 years. first as ranking on intelligence and now in my position here. i think they're going to have a bipartisan vote in the senate. i know that. i think that the legislation is good. it's a little different from ours. but we will take it up when we return in the next work eriod. reporter: fundamentally this is the shoving match between the congress and the administration, with war powers -- [indiscernible] -- why does this not tie the president's hands -- ms. pelosi: there are plenty of waivers for the pr

brent: for more now i'm joined by our correspondent, hemming. good evening to you.he group referring to itself as the hard-core is considered a particularly serious case. do we know more about who they are and what their alleged plans were? >> well, authorities are saying they have been planning attacks on six mosques within some smaller german cities and they wanted to attack asylum-seekers, politicians, and muslims as a whole. there are some serious allegations on the table. plus, they have been gathering rifles, armory, and authorititis are very concerned, but also very happy about taking hold of them. brent: do we know, how did german intelligence managed to arrest these 12 men? >> well, according to ard, german broadcaster, there has been a 13th man who has been infiltrating the group, transmitting information to the police, and authorities have somehow lost contact with him last week. i had a chance to talk to one of the interior experts from the eu and he suspects the 13th man is now a member of a witness protection program because he may be one of the key wi

of them are women and children but what peterson also mentioned is that those displaced are being hemmed into increasingly diminishing space in other words what you have. as the ongoing violence compressing all of those who are have already been driven from their homes into a tiny tiny space this is a recipe for an absolute humanitarian disaster now peters and mentioning that there can be no military solution that there has to be a political solution he expressed the faint hope that the constitutional committee these are representatives of the opposition and the syrian government could read can be meetings in geneva at some time but at the moment it looks exceeding be bleak we will hear more about the humanitarian situation in the course of the morning but certainly what we've heard from the special envoy to date is something of the deep gloom and something that will be of the greatest concern to the security council and of course the suffering people of syria ok mike hammer there bring us up to date from the united nations for now thank you let's cross back to. say in turkey we really c

amount view 57 degrees in hayward so certainly you feel the effects to get that on shore when carrying hem nice ool air off the water's edge and that tends to drop all those temperatures we forecast on this day is we're getting ready for the weekend 50's and the monterey bay with some patchy fog southern california are looking some sunshine is 70 degrees in los angeles about 65 degrees in san diego in the high country if you're headed that way. yeah going to be a little cool out there but dry 49 degrees in south lake tahoe, 45 degrees in trucking about 50 in reno so we do have some minor changes coming over the next couple days tomorrow, valentine's day should be a nice day you'll see some sunshine and a few clouds and patchy fog in the morning giving way to some sunshine the afternoon little breezy too and then more winds are going to kick up agaion sunday drier right through the next 7 days. >>and next up a college student dedicated to getting rid of mental health stigma as it's a big surprise house justin bie growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this

don't remember a time when we have seen so many undecided -- and by that, my caveat would be to call .hem persuadable you have the initial demonstration of support but if your candidate is not viable, does not have at least 15% of the support in the room, that person could not earn delegates see you can change to another candidate. it is the moving around that makes it interesting for me tonight because you will see how people look at the realm and, as i mentioned earlier, it is so important when we have so many undecided people that your second favorite candidate could end up helping to determine who does the best on this night because people can shift over if they are going from a candidate that did not have enough in the first round. because of that jockeying for position come it could end up changing the final result. host: our guest is the political who-tv. of the our first call for you comes from our republican line. dale from wisconsin. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning. -- i cannotstion get a straight answer about it. i am wondering how can bernie sanders run as a candi

when word got out that we were visiting other survivors came to share their stories so you took the hemming along the zipper and the belt about you none of the women received any compensation from wal-mart so you hang them packed up and they all vowed to never work at a garment factory again do you know who these pair of shorts were for were not delivered. 5 months after the fire yet another disaster in bangladesh captured the world's attention. rana plaza an 8 story building housing several garment factories collapsed more than a 1000 people died. even though the scale of the collapse eclipsed the fire the fundamental questions raised by ties remain where the same. how could tragedies like this happen and who ultimately should be held responsible. before we arrived in bangladesh we deceived internal documents related to the wal-mart short order. the paper trail gives us an inside look into the complicated way that wal-mart produces its clothing. wal-mart is a pioneer and also the most ruthless practitioner of a sourcing model that has now come to dominate the apparel industry it's a system

>>> hem low hello and thanks for joining us on this edition of nhk "newsline." it is 7:00 p.m. on thursday, february 27th. i'm raja pradhan with the latest from tokyo. we begin with breaking news related to the impact of the coronavirus impact here in japan. prime minister shinzo abe says he will ask schools to close tarily come monday, a man in his 80s died of the coronavirus died in the northern prefecture of hokkaido. 15 new cases of infection were reported there on thursday. h hokkaido's governor says the man who died had pre-existing conditions. >> translator: the patient was more susceptible to respiratory problems compared to healthy people. >> officials say two of the 15 new cases are children under ten years of age. the latest cases bring the number of confirmed infections in hokkaido to 54, the most in japan. all elementary and junior high schools in the prefecture will be closed for about a week. infected people there include students, a teacher, and a school bus driver. meanwhile, health officials in the western prefecture of osaka revealed a woman in her 40s has te

but it's not an issue at the hem processing plant in the local market region that's because most. of the work here is done by machines the company has a staff of just 15 and most of those are machinists the founders and staff of set up a co-operative and everyone has a say in the business they all believe hemp has a bright future. if you are busy i believe the most important thing is if we as a company realize that products have a bath and an end and that they have to suit our lifestyle from beginning to end but what's known as cradle to cradle means not just producing stuff i'm leaving the waste for the next generation to clean out hemp speak advantages that you don't have to have a new song it's all synthetics which makes it a natural product throughout the duration of its life. in bangladesh developers are now looking for products that will promise an equally bright future for jute like mubarak ahmed can he's develop a sonali bag an alternative to disposable plastic bags made from jute it has all the properties of plastic except its unwanted longevity. this is totally environme

when word got out that we were visiting other survivors came to share their stories so you took the hemming along the zipper and the belt about you none of the women received any compensation from wal-mart so you hanged and packed it up and they all vowed to never work at a garment factory again do you know who these pair of shorts were for were not delivered. 5 months after the fire yet another disaster in bangladesh captured the world's attention. rana plaza an 8 story building housing several garment factories collapsed more than a 1000 people died. even though the scale of the collapse eclipsed the fire the fundamental questions raised by ties remain were the same. how could tragedies like this happen and who ultimately should be held. responsible. before we arrived in bangladesh we deceived internal documents related to the wal-mart short order. the paper trail gives us an inside look into the complicated way that wal-mart produces its clothing. wal-mart is a pioneer and also the most ruthless practitioner of a sourcing model that has now come to dominate the apparel industry it's a sy

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work with the federal government to bring in those patients possibly at risk of the virus to treat hem. the governor evegoing as far to say his administration is working to identify other parts of the state aoss the state to continue this effort porting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron news. thank you ashley and stay tuned to kron 4 for the latest on the ronavirus we're tracking the local response our bay area cities and counties as well as the latest cases inhe info you need to know. >>to keep your family safe yo can find all of that information on kron 4 dot com. >>toght, san francisco police confirmethat an arrest has beenmade in connection to an assat and robbery that went viral after it was caught on cera that video shows an asian man being robbed and assaulted with stick by a ack man while collecting cans in the bayview neighborhood as onlookers taunted him, a person recording the ncident ridiculed the victim by tling him to quote go get your ca. the man was chased the shopping cart at onpoint the person said i hate asians tonight he sfpd posted on twier to thank everyone f

hem 2 to 11 degrees re change, warmer compared to yesterday at this time. let's check the visibility because along the coast, dealing with some thick fog, half moon bay down to a half- mile for the visibility this morning. so areas of fog as we start off the day. as we head through the afternoon, for the coast, looking at upper 30s, plenty of sunshine for the bay. low 60s and for internet locations, topping out in the mid to upper 60s as we head through the day. it is all because this strong ridge of high pressure building in for us. it will continue to move right over us and that is why we are looking at those warmer temperatures. and you can see the cloud cover well to our north, just sending the jet stream and stormtrack to our north and well away from us. so we definitely need the rain. it does not look like it is coming anytime soon. there is a possibility but next friday. it is a while away. we will have a better idea as we get closer to it. in the meantime, you can see plenty of sunshine and as we head through our afternoon. for tomorrow, we are look

what i found out was that in a couple years, there more than a million of these reports filed, many of hem were filed regarding surgical staplers which can not a vessel and jam and seal that vessel and people bleed to death or have devastating injuries quickly. so i flew to toledo and spent a of mark who family had bled out of a aliver surgery and didn't even know his son's name. so we wrote a story that f.d.a. did tell e that in a year about 84 reports were public about surgical stapler injuries, there 10,000 in this internal database and the power story led the f.d.a. to ntroduce a safety review of surgical staplers and in june of year, the f.d.a. opened this data. it was 5.7 million records and accounted for 40% of the medical device malfunction and for the last 20 years. so that was a pretty good day journalism, a celebration for the power of the work that azer health news is doing and power of a free press. so i'm very elated to accept the award. thank you. [applause] >> it's with great pleasure that presents this year's ben bradley editor of the year award mindy marcos who obviously

yo may not be able to find hem in a wiki peeda page in the future. -- wikiedia page in the future. but their names wll be echoed their patriotism will forever -. they are fighting to strengthen democracy. thy are fighting to strengthen democratic system and process. that's why i'm here to exalt heir names and to tell all proud of them. [speaking a foreign language] pthe speaker pro tempore: the translation from he pan yeal to english. gentleman rom kentucky, mr. comber forks five minutes. week i had the opportunity to trav to kentuckylake alongse senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and oter local leaders to observe progress being made to remov asian carp from our west kentcky waterways. 6 c1 senator mcconnell and i took a boat on the water to observe the new modified, unified method for removing this invsive species from our lakes.-thanks to federal fundin progress that will improve the fishng industry and our overall tourism economy in the first congressional district of kentucky. the federal resource that is have been steered toward this roblem are instrumental in is fighting

reporter: but this patient got an unexpected separation from a tv show that changed his life and hemmedan do, so his mother suggested he do martial arts. and then at 11-year-old shomam earned his black belt. >> all this exercise i did helped my heart grow stronger so i have a better quality of life. >> reporter: now the boy who had three open heart surgeries is a teenager with a third degree black belt in taekwondo. >> reporter: when shoham sarment today he could only do this for about five minutes but now he can stand for at least 45 minutes with new found confidence. >> i can't really change it. it's part of who i am and the best thing i can do is make the best out of. the >> reporter: shoham sees his cardiologist every three months and his mom talks to other patients to help give them hope about her son we had open heart surgeries after just three days. >> such a great storey. >> the kid is amazing. >>> storm kira pounded parts of europe with heavy rain and mile per hour winds. many homes were deep in water after the storm hit yesterday. at least 5 people were kihit ir sunday. >>> si

are in good hem shape now. so -- but a very good question. please, colorado. > you mentioned, criminal aliens, what is your big ticket for the dreamers and the folks hard e here that are working and, you know, it's really tough out there and they work on our farms and the kids here, how do we do that at the same time you're also enforcing the other side laws?ose who violate our president trump: well, we almost had a deal on that with the democrats, as you know. it was done. then we lost a decision. said, trump, rats who's bad? we were very close to having a with the dreamers, with the house and with the senate would ave been very good deal for everybody. so we're looking at that. but now we're before the supreme court. i think we're going to win we don't win, that gives the president of the united states unbelievable powers. president obama signed that bill, it was an executive he r, and when he signed it said essentially he said, i don't have the right to do this anyway. do it he was upheld by a judge. anyway, it will be before the soon.e co

continues to have support is just not his experience and the fact that he, according to people that like hem and support him, would be kind of chicken soup for the country right now, kind of an antidote to what people see in trumpism, but it's also that he is his authentic self and it doesn't look like he's as comfortable in attack mode. you heard a little in the sound bite you played, brooke, but it's his campaign aides and paid advertising, the big one this weekend, and we will see if he does it in a more aggressive way not just with bernie sanders, but buttigieg who is the subject of the ad this weekend. >> speaking of buttigieg, we know sanders and pete buttigieg will be asking for the recanvas in iowa. do you think that is a smart move politically? >> reporter: i don't think they have any choice because it's such a mess and it is so close, and it's understandable particularly where we are right now with -- it looks like pete buttigieg eeking out a win as of right now that bernie sanders wanted to ask for a recanvas just to see where the votes were, and then it makes sense that pete butt

in america if you disagree with someone, you are not allowed to get in their face and threaten hem andhings you see on camera. rather than pointing out the childish people, the hypocrites saying we are pro woman, then going on to threaten to sexually assault her or say you are a nazi and we'll slit your throats. the people on social media have been lauding these people as heroes saying i will pay the legal fees. you knock them out. we never see consequences from these types of things. that's why it's important to hold them accountable. trish: this is messed up, given it's happening on university campuses. you should have the ability to exchange thoughts, express thoughts in a way that encourages creativity, and appreciation for each some other, and encourages diversity of opinion. that's what they are completely lacking in all of this. i don't know how you grow as an intellect if you are not exposed to different thoughts. >> it's easy to demonize people on the other side when you don't know what they think or what they are about. you know what isn't a thing on college campuses? conserv

those folks are coming gnoing home to candidate who does care about the american voters and that is not hem or michael bloomberg. >> do you trust the democratic party to deliver accurate results saturday? >> we were just in a meeting with the democratic folks here in nevada a few hours ago going over the process and a lot of us needless to say are concerned and a lot of the folks in the media are as well, and we want to make sure that the will of the voters is accurately reflected and they are produced in a timely matter, and so we are watching it as a number of candidates and time will tell. >> we will be covering it every step of the way saturday. jeff weaver, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> we have a quick and important programming note, five presidential town halls coming up on cnn starting tonight. bernie sanders is first at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar thursday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and there are town halls with joe biden and elizabeth warren. coming up next, more reaction to president trump declaring himself the chief law enfor

front of american people tuning in, live to watch him, he had to apologize to his family for dragging hem. them drug through this travesty. that should never happen. >> congressman, this is gary kaltbaum. the democratic presidential candidates are like to raise taxes, bernie sanders is going to 29,000 and up to raise taxes, any chance of tax cuts 2.0 before the election. at least to offset what they are trying to do? >> i hope the senate will go there and force the house's hand, i don't see speaker pelosi going down that track, because she knows tax cuts 2.0 could be as popular or more popular than first version. the bottom line, you heard speaker pelosi' delusional remarks about obama economy better than president trump economy. we all know that is the case, polling was clear this week, overwhelming majority of americans say they are better off now than they were the day that obama left office, american people see what they get under this president. under republican leadership, and congress, by growing this historically good economy. and another round of tax cuts could make it better. >>

. >> we do have more details on the couple's ordeal, how they survived and the rescue crews that hemmed save their lives. abc 7 news.com. >>> and residents have questions for police after suffering through a series of loud, chaotic side shows. question number one, why didn't police officers break them up sooner? lauren martinez has our story. it's screeching. >> police responded to four different. >> reporter: 23rd and deloris and 30th and geary woke up to the sound and smells of burning rubber and smoke. >> there are people rooting him on and an inability to stop what was happening. >> reporter: at the intersection of 30th and geary, several skid marks are still left over. several people who called police. >> and the police came 30 minutes later and they say they couldn't do nothing about it. and they just watched. >> reporter: other neighbors say police did what they could and blocked off streets. >> you can't stand in front of it. you can't stop it. maybe if they'd had more police because there were only like two or three i could see. >> reporter: police say no citations were made, n

he can walk into the plant, we can tell hem an issue, and he'll nail down what the problem is, whetherbe electrical, mechanical or computer. he works very well with others, he knows how to teach, very easygoing, great guy to work with. >> my passion for civil service is inspired by a tradition. i'm performing a task that has been done for thousands of years. the aztec had their aqueducts and water supply for the city. we bring water from the hetch hetchy reservoir, and we don't pump it. the romans would have been proud. my name is travis ong. i'm a senior i.s. engineer. >> good afternoon. i'd like to call to order the regular meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission. this day is tuesday, february 11, 2020. roll call, please. [ roll call ]

that hems you up. a smooth drive after that. the metering lights have been on. mateo bridge slower as well and now the build, the south bay kicking in for san jose. back to you. >>> it is 6:53 right now. the american red cross and cancer society are putting out a call for donors. it is called give blood, give time. cash is needed because donations tend to drop because of bad weather. 1.8 million americans will be diagnosed with cancer this year. for many blood transfusions will be key in their fight to recovery. >>> next, a quick look at the top stories including quarantine ends for more evacuees. next, we'll talk about the steps for some patients who tested positive. the city named the fastest growing in the state this morning. and what it has to offer. and if you have not done your real i.d. just yet, you're not alone. coming up at 7:00 just how many americans have not and the warning from airports. >>> no matter how hard airports and tsa try to explain it there will be a lot of people who will not get on the flight. >>> welcome back. here is a quick look at t

senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blasted those using the war powers of 1973 to hem in the presidentt was designed to stop vietnams. deployment of thousands of troops into sustained combat without congressional authorization. not the one-off uses of limited force that presidents have carried out literally for centuries. reporter: the measure now goes to the house where speaker nancy pelosi cited the constitution and the role of congress when it comes to issues of war and peace. >> our first responsibility is to protect and defend. we'll do that, but we'll do it in a way that does not eliminate the power of declaring war from the congress of the united states. reporter: the house of representatives is expected to sync up with the senate in the coming weeks. neither the house nor senate have the votes to override a presidential veto. president trump says he wants the u.s. out of what he terms quote, endless wars. liz? liz: chad pergram, thank you so much. "fox business alert." breaking news. the white house just released this statement on attorney general barr's comments that the presi

he was hem belled to give the opening remarks.dependence foundation found, the foundation for exceptional warriors and sons of the flag. i got to share the stage with general baldach and i received coins from robert patterson and lieutenant colonel stacey. i couldn't be more grateful. if you have time, go to my instagram, go to helicopters for heros. i put the name of every veteran honored. >> so you shot hogs out of a helicopter? >> i missed. >> what kind of gun? >> i don't know. they were -- >> you don't know? >> no. >> a rifle? >> no. >> a handgun? >> yeah, it was legal. if it was in my hands, it was legal. i don't know what kind. i'm sounding terrible right now. >> sounds like you had a great time. >> amazing. >> gregory? >> let's do this. >> i hate these people! >> i don't post on instagram very often. sometimes i get in trouble for posting food. you know what i hate? i hate when i post a picture of my wife and everybody says when i married up. you think -- >> way up. >> 1,500 replying. >> they mean like literally she's talle

i think what happened in iowa is a disgrace and embarrassing to hem. they will pick somebody.l have to run against somebody. they will pick somebody. trish: you have been through a lot. nancy pelosi tearing up the speech. did you have any idea what was going on? >> no, but she was mumbling behind me all night long. she was mulch belling all night long hund me. i heard she -- a lot of folks said did you see what she did? i didn't see it, no. we have done a lot without her. we have done a lot, whatever we can do. we have great people. senators and congressmen and women. i think we have done more than anything has common in the first three years of the term. we have to fight all the way with these people. we can solve the immigration problem. we are building the wall. i had to go all the way around and short-circuit it. we are building a wall rapidly. we have over 100 miles built. and it's going to be very important. we have the 100 miles up. what a difference it makes in that area. like kay -- like day and night. we are fully funded. trish: what about the let action attorney gen

do the people distinguish between a professional source at their friends tweeting hem and what we see is they actually don't. another shift is media grammar. the for instance, newspaper. labels ear sections and that distinguished opinions from news. those boxes helped us to ifferentiate an advertisement from the actual information. and the same happened on tv. ook what happened with social media. this is an example from my instagram account so you can see "new york times," sponsored content and a brand that i follow. the tly they look exactly same so we see an absence of the categories in social media but evaluate content in the absence of this category? rely on -- that are triggered by forms of technology. take, for instance, the -- triggered by the number of likes on your see shared social media. if the article is good, then it good for me, too. we tested this premise, an environment, half of them are real story and half of them a false version of the same story. happened on social media is that when someone publish as eal story such as this one there is always someone creative fals

. >> we want a student who comes out ofos hem t hall and see their fellow students working side bwith facultyh labs. >> reporter: we were there as t heenst final structure beam of the first new academic building to be built on tamo change how teach how our students get jobs in the future and just how the community views the university. >> repor eight-story, hete t $181 million building will house d research labs, as well asan a science for high performance computing and dedicated space for collaboration. >> we norti mde iidn k the worl. especially with climate change and everything. this is a good thin dng. t >> local educators say profile has risen in resent years. >> students can see in their backyard, there is a high quality program that they have the ability to be a part of and be able to prepare for the workforce. >> reporter: current students say the new building will add to the university's growing popularity. >> it was home to me. but now people from so cal or even out of the state, they want to go here. i think that's pretty cool. >> reporter: the new building expected to be

the people hem say they willng as they are allowed.>> reporter: it was moving day along a 1700 foot stretch of cato road. all but one rv took off, before the fremont rockers move-in. the homeless that reliving your say they are said to go. >> it is like a slap in the face. it is like, why? why would you do that? why would you reject people? >> reporter: fremont says it is no rejection, it is an issue of health and safety. they also say that the local residents and businesses complaint. >> this is a pilot. we want to see how the 1700 foot stretch of road goes. if it is effective. >> reporter: the city crews total remaining rv, that was abandoned by its owner. they started to install boulders, one by one, to block any future parking. >> we try to give people enough time to know that they could move. i don't know where they went. they may have just moved down the road. that is fine. we are okay with that right now. >> reporter: some of toys across the street are as well. they say the boulders are a bad idea. >> these are human beings. >> reporter: those parked outside the towing zone will be a

. >>> the family of a messing 11-year-old boy is making a desperate plea for hem.left his home in colorado springs january 27th and never came back. >> i'm afraid i'll never hear his voice. i'll never him run and say mommy and i'll never hear those corny jokes he'd always tell every single day. if you have anything that's credible, you're afraid don't worry about -- imagine my son how afraid he is. imagine how afraid gannon is. >> you can see her pain there. police say evidence was found in a neighbor's security camera but they're keeping the details under wraps calling the discovery the break they needed in the investigation. >>> hollywood has lost one of its true screen lenggends. actor kirk douglas died on wednesday at the age of 103. >> for decades douglas was one of the biggest stars on the planet. he made nearly 100 movies. perhaps his most memorable role and the one he said he was most proud of was that of a rebellious roman slave in 1960s "spartakus." am. >> offscreen douglas led an open revolt against hollywood's infamous black list. he received an honorar

. >> and is it is that they are physically going to hurt hem or that he cannot be -- >> that is for annce for one that speech what he said on tv is for donald trump, and i can be a bully, and i can be your bully, too, and you are not the only bully, too, and we can be the bully, too, and it is transparent and it does not go over well, and in coming in november. i think that jackie made the right point earlier which is that we have a long way to go with the presidency, and a year can be a long time. and you can do a lot of damage if the whistle-blowers do not feel safe to come forward and if congress is not able to protect them, and if the inspector generals are not able to protect them, and if they have to worry about donald trump outing them and friends in the senate outing them. >> he is talk about a u.s. senators not feeling safe going into cpac. >> his own event. >> this is a strange time. and president trump attacked him on twitter and called him names and said he is not so good on the reading comprehension thing, but joe manchin says that even still, he likes the president. he wi

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this after the queen asked hem to stop using the -- asked them to stop using the titles last week.ee miller has the latest. david? >> jon, it's a royal family feud that seems to be turning into a public relations disaster for prince harry and his wife meghan. on friday, the couple known as the duke and duchess of sussex said they agreed to stop plans to trademark the name sussex royal in connection with marketing efforts linked to charity work or other endeavors. they said they agree to abide by u.k. government rules that restrict the use of the word royal. what is attracting a lot of attention is what some see as thinly veiled criticism of the queen, that part of the statement says and i quote while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarch or cabinet office over the use of the word royal, overseas, the duke and duchess of sussex do not use to it in any iteration of the word royal in the u.k. or otherwise when the transition occurs spring 2020. march 31st is the date they will officially step down from their royal duties. their statement does say they will keep the prefix hrh,

former joe biden had contracted with hem and kirsten gillibrand. >> and the biden campaign said it felte app and stopped using it entirely on, one biden aide issued a statement writing in part this, our campaign used shadow only once on a very small zale for sending text messages to voters about our campaign kickoff in philadelphia. our i.t. team expressed security concerns about it and it ultimately did not pass our checklist so we declined to use it again. we should note that the biden used it to report results but the biden campaign is declining to use the app of their own volition. >> and nevada's democratic party announced they would not be using the same app for their own scheduled on february 22nd. shadow inc. developed the app for both states but following monday night's coding issue, nevada's democratic party instead it created backup plans for the system. in a statement issued yesterday, nevada democratic party chair writes, nevada dems can confidently say what happened in the iowa caucus last night will not happen in nevada on february 22nd. we have already developed a series

i know it's early and popping up in other countries, but can we say the measures taken there helped hem in perhaps this virus? >> well, i would absolutely agree with that. the chinese have a sophisticated health care system. they have world class basic lab scientists. and it's an authoritarian regime. >> you can't do what they did. >> we showed the video of like drones flying over people's heads saying put your mask on. it's remarkable. >> and i think the way we need to look at it, they bought us time. we should not be squandering that time but we need to start doing the things you do to control a pandemic. we haven't really done those things. >> so the president is going to take questions tonight. it's a good thing at 6:00, this press conference. what's the number one question you'd ask him? >> what are we going to do to help employers and school districts, frankly, keep people at home? what are we going to do for people who really need to be staying home, working from home. what is that going to mean for wage workers who are paid by the hour? maybe your local bodega or grocery store.

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