the squad car twice. >> reporter: defense attorneys say hess feared the officers were in danger. >> we know he made an impossible decision, but he ultimately made the right decision to defend his fellow officers. >> reporter: and after the department found that he vie it willed several policies, hess was fired. he also still faces a federal civil rights lawsuit brought by the family. david? >> all right, clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the astros cheating scandal. the players returning today and some admitting to it. you'll hear them. >>> and that halftime challenge. he made all the shots -- so why isn't he getting the money? gs wr things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommend

the apparently attackk happepen in the t town of volkmarsenen ie state of hesse.e of the injuries are serious. the dpriever was arrested at the scene and facing a charge of attempted homicide. and hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been found guilty on two sex crime charges, a court in new york acquitted him of the most serious charges. weinstein faces up to 25 years in prison when he is going to be sentenced, that's expected in march. you're watching "d.w. news." after a short break, i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around, we'll be right back. . images one to live in paris world newews and analysis from france twenty four i'm margot in these opening well he's headlines. convicted rapist hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein has been found guilty in the sex crimes trial in new york sentencing of up to twenty five years will take place on march the eleventh. his lawyers ought to appeal charges of privacy sexual assaults were dismissed. from the past or a possible spread of coronavirurus coated nineteen it's really not has the largest number

to sell at hess divo.d: heritage auctions told the bbc: ira and larry goldberg and schulman bv have not responded to the bbc‘s request for comment. hello. well, the second half of the weekend is looking pretty changeable across the uk on the weather front, so we've got some rain on the way. that should be sweeping across the uk through the morning. there's actually a little bit of sunshine in the forecast as well. so, let's have a look at the forecast through the early hours then. so, rain already across the south—west of the uk and through the nights, making its journey towards the north of the country, but never reaching scotland. in fact, most of scotland, that is, at 5:00 in the morning is clear, and there's also a touch of frost. but in the south, it's a different story. it's mild and it's wet — you can see where the heavy rain is around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning. now, by that time we get to around 5:00 or 6:00 in the morning, the weather will have improved already across the far south—west of the c

to sell at hess divo.itage auctions told the bbc: ira and larry goldberg and schulman bv have not responded to the bbc‘s request for comment. hello. there are some windows of dry weather in our forecast for the next ten days but some of those widows of dry weather will close pretty quickly. the window of dry weather from saturday evening will not last into sunday because of this cloud. it will bring outbreaks of rain north eastwards to the day, pushing northwards into scotland with some uncertainty as to how far north it will get. some snow or mixed in on the higher ground. there will be sunshine and rain. there will be rain on the chart —— channel islands. it will be colder the further north you go. through sunday night, you will push that band of rain northwards. it will turn quite breezy and windy across the western side of scotland as temperatures tonight range from three to nine celsius. we go into monday and this is our weather maker, this low pressure, you can see a lot of isobars are squashing toge

driving away when hess pulled the trigger.ooting into a moving car was unreasonable and charged hess with aggravated assault. >> they rammed the squad car twice. >> reporter: defense attorneys say hess feared the officers were in danger. >> we know he made an impossible decision, but he ultimately made the right decision, to defend his fellow officers. >> reporter: after the police department found he violated several policies, hess was fired. he also still faces a federal civil rights lawsuit brought by dawes' family. clayton sandell, abc news, lone tree. >>> police outside atlanta picked up some unexpected help in stopping an alleged shoplifter. >> body cam video shows officers chasing a suspect outside a walmart in peachtree city, georgia. moments later surveillance video catches a shopper shoving a cart in front of the man and knocking him to the ground. the suspect faces multiple charges. >> talk about a good samaritan jumping into action there, just like, i'm going to push this. also they call them buggies in atlanta, no

rudolph hess, guilty of conspiracy and crimes against peace. life imprisonment.guilty of , conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. wilhelm keitel, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. ernst kaltenbrunner, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. alfred rosenberg, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. hans frank, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. wilhelm frick, guilty of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. julius streicher, guilty of crimes against humanity. death by hanging. walter funk, guilty of crimes against peace, or crimes, and crimes against humanity. life imprisonment. hjalmar schacht not , guilty on this indictment, released. karl donitz, guilty of crimes against peace and war crimes. 10 years imprisonment. eric radar, -- erich raeder, guilty of conspiracy, crimes agains

richard: with me today, stephen hess of the brookings institution and professor howard penniman.hat we want to discuss is the system by which candidates are nominated in our electoral process. every four years, our political parties hold a national convention, attended by thousands of delegates, many of which are elected, some of whom are chosen by party conventions or caucuses in the states, but increasingly the primary is important in determining who the candidates will be. the primary in the sense of the vote of the people to elected delegates to those two conventions, and secondly in it what we call a beauty contest, the expression of opinion of the individual party supported in the primary election as to whom dasha porter in the primary election -- supporter the primary election as to whom that voter prefers as the candidate for president and vice president. some of the states with primaries have beauty contests, some elect only delegates, some have both. historically in american practice these primaries have started in new hampshire in late february and early march. that wa

. >> with me here in washington hess of thetephen brookings institution and professor howard pennimanf georgetown university. this is the first of a series of programs that will extend of the campaign until beyond the election in november and are bicentennial put clear. is to bring ao do picture of the american electoral process. we will have special programs dealing with parties and the media. campaign technique and polling and the rest. what we are really aiming to do is to give you a picture of the way in which we select our american president. or 220 million americans can provide every four years a process by which leadership can be developed and transferred over these 200 years of american history. what we hope to do is to bring you discussions of these aspects of the electoral campaign and begin that discussion with a consideration of an historical overview of just the way in which that has worked in the past. the critical elections, the major elections. the watershed elections if you will. in the american electoral process. how these have developed, how have they responded to a

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appear to have had quote xenophobic motives and according to the interior minister of the state of hesse where the attack took place and i'm going to cross live to our berlin correspondent peter of are from or what else do we know so far. or if you see the media briefing from peta the interior minister for the state of say he confirmed that 11 people were killed in total that includes the main suspect in the shootings and 9 people were killed at 2 separate locations in the city of. on wednesday evening these were 2 separate she should bars that were shot up on wed and stay. the man believed to be a 43 year old man believed to be the gunman was found dead in the early hours of wednesday morning along with what i understood to be his 72 year old mother now the attorney general of the state of hesse is investigating potential links to right wing terror organizations and right wing terror. right wing terrorism this is after a 24 page manifesto from the demand believed to have been the shooter was found in this. he expressed a hatred of foreigners and nonwhites he calls for the extermination

hess and mr.ouncer: 75 years ago this month the united states, great britain, and the soviet union met to discuss a post-world war ii germany and a liberated europe. sunday at 4 p.m. eastern on american history tv the 1945 documentary of that meeting the yalta conference. >> i come from the crimea conference with the firm belief that we have made a good start on the road to a world of peace. never before have the major united not closely only in the war aims but in their piece aims. announcer: at 430 on oral histories we will talk with woody herschel williams who talks about iwo jima. >> they jumped up and started firing their weapons into the air. screaming and yelling and that kind of stuff. i really thought everybody had lost their mind for a second. i could not figure out what was going on. , i looked and on there was a wire on top amounts are bocce. announcer: explore our nation's past on american history tv on c-span3. we look back to the 1992 presidential campaign of bill clinton. he announ

the attention to mar-a-lago is obviously where it being the president's residence and hess getaway home. when you look at this, the fbi is trying to figure out is this an operation where these people are being specifically tasked to look at these two areas or could this be an instance where these people are being arrested and looked at at these two areas while the chinese are trying to do something else, while there's another spy effort. i think that's the key question here. the fbi in miami has an experienced leadership team. the head of counterintelligence, the counterintelligence team down there is not new to any of this, not new to sensitive investigations. obviously, as we've well documented recently with the equifax hack attributed to the chinese government and our own reporting over the last several years, the chinese have been systemically and aggressively trying to conduct spy operations with great success in the united states. >> a lot of important questions by tom winter. stay on top of the story. thanks for watching this hour of msnbc live. right now more news with my friend

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of all the incident happened outside a supermarket in the town of folk and in the western state of hesse around 30 people were injured some seriously the driver was arrested at the scene and faces attempted homicide charges police believe he acted intentionally you but a motive for the incident is still unclear. mars in northern has a population $7000.00 all they wanted was to celebrate carnival at the rose monday parade instead a day of horror when a 29 year old man drove into a crowd of onlookers apparently a deliberate act yeah it's for them it for the guy drove right into the crowd at full speed i had the feeling he kept accelerating people flew up into the air like paper a few seconds of deathly silence and then they all started screaming. my classmate was driven into he has an injured foot and a concussion. more than 30 people were injured some seriously several children were among the injured police say the suspect is from folk marzan himself they plan to interview him as soon as his condition permits again for the we're not assuming an attack but we do think it was an intentional

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it happened outside a supermarket in the western german town of folk marson in the western state of hesse it around 30 people were injured some of them seriously the driver was arrested at the scene and faces attempted homicide charges police say that he acted intentionally it happened here outside a supermarket in the town of folks. this car said by police to have been involved. a carnival parade was moving through the streets on monday afternoon when the car slammed into a crowd of people who had come to watch the procession. 2 30 pm a young man in a car drove into a group of people. several dozen people were injured currently the number is around 30 among them around 8 to 10 are seriously injured among those seriously injured are children unfortunately. the driver a 29 year old german citizen was immediately arrested police are operating on the assumption that this was a deliberate attack. only make a statement according to witnesses who saw the incident course of events take place it can be assumed that it was intentional so we can't say anything more about his motives. authorities sh

assume the driver deliberately the incident happened in the central time of smiles and in the state of hesse drivers now in custody police call the holes for the carnival celebrations evolving to describe as a call for measure this incident comes less than a week after 10 people were killed in the far right attack in the same state. so let's get the latest from d.w. correspondent kate brighton welcome kate what more can you tell us. they say 4 police have now confirmed that they believe the driver of that car drove into revelers at qana vall in fog mas then intentionally now they arrested the driver very soon after the incident which took place at around 2 30 pm local time so just a couple of hours ago and we now know as well that police have said it's a 29 year old man a german citizen who they have taken into custody and we've now also had that at least 30 people have been injured in this incident and among them were also children and what was security like because this town. this town is in the same state as last week's deadly shootings in the town of hama. of course during con of all the

before i leave you already taken 29 pounds leaving breaking news story from the central german state of hess local media there so you at least 10 people including children and injured in the town of mohsin after a car drove into a carnival procession some reports suggest that number significantly higher some pretty nasty pictures coming from there according to a local police chief the driver intentionally is vehicle into the crowd that's to be established of course still further law enforcement and emergency services are at the scene when the hawkins all of our europe correspondent breaking story throughout the rest of the evening latest in from a big story in london as well today as we have more of the 1st day of the hearing dance here in just over half an hour from now and thanks for watching keep abreast . of social media. have a great evening and thank you for tuning to r.t. international. no mention or times you were going underground as a landmark freedom of speech case in a london court could decide whether nato nation journalists and their editors are to be arrested all around the wo

the senior members of the government of the state where this took place that's the state of hesse youhave to have held a news conference and many details emerged 1st things 1st they are working on the basis that this was a this was motivated by right wing extremism that the perpetrator of this was motivated by right wing extremism it turns out that the body that was found next to the perpetrators body was that of his mother turkey has launched a new offensive against russian backed government forces in syria that shelled their positions in the northwestern city of sort of keep the government capture the city from rebels 2 weeks ago the turkish president wretch up tie her to one. and ultimatum for syrian troops to pull out or face retaliation south korea has reported its 1st death from the coronavirus meanwhile japan's government is defending its handling of the outbreak on board the diamond princess cruise ship 2 passengers have now died police say the country's prime minister to muster bunny will be charged with the murder of his the strange wife following the announcement of bonnie

a difficult time not only for the state of hesse up but but also for all of germany we're going to pick up with hans then we'll be going back to han hans could you give us some statistics about far right violence in germany how bad is it it's certainly something that has become of a lot more concern in recent months in germany for a long time critics are saying have have been saying that the german authorities security authorities the secret service and so on have been concentrating their energies on attacks from islamists maybe from fall leftwing sources but in fact what has increased most drastically in germany in recent months and years have been incidents that have been connected to an extreme right wing perpetrated was the most recent example was the attack on a synagogue in holland in january where 2 people were killed people that were just on the street outside that synagogue the attack at that stage was not able to get into the synagogue and the extent of this attack today the severity of this attack today with the 10 dead plus the 11th the perpetrator that is similar to. the sh

the 69-year-old told hess staff today. on strength with his relationship with god and the connection with audience. we'll keep you posted on this development. >>> next up, backlash is here. democrats thought impeachment would unify voters against the party. now this. a big push back against them from republicans saying we're going to go on counter attack after the the vote on wednesday. we have the story coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. yeah? who's peter? well sweetie, he's your great-great grandfather. here, does he look like me? yeah. your family's story is waiting to be shared. at ancestry.com and with the sxfinity stream app, screen is your big screen. is waiting to be shared. which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the ho

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jamie hesse is from new london, new hampshire. he volunteers at a local climate action group and he's currently an undecided voter. jamie. >> mr. steyer, thanks so much for being here tonight. should the united states put a price on carbon? and if so, who will pay that price and what will you do with the money that's collected? and how will you convince congress to go along with your proposal? >> so, jamie, i can tell the way dana described you you're someone that cares a lot about climate. me, too. let me say this. i am the only person who is running for president who will say that it is his or her first priority, the only person. and i've said i will declare a state of emergency on climate on the first day of my presidency, and i will start using the emergency powers of the president -- i'm going to answer your question on price, don't worry. >> sure, you bet. >> to put in rules, to put in rules about how fast utilities have to move to clean energy. how fast car companies have to stop creating gasoline-fired cars. how fast busin

carnival celebrations have been called off in the german state of hess and after a vehicle was driven into crowds at one parade around 30 people were injured including children after the crash in the western town of fall carson the driver was arrested at the scene police say that they believe the crash was deliberate but the man's motive is not no. all 8 the airports in the canary islands have reopened after a severe sandstorm over the weekend high winds blew dust and sand from the sahara desert across the sea to the spanish islands which lie off western sahara skies turned orange and strong gusts fanned 3 wildfires the head of regional government described the weather as the canaries worst in 40 years still ahead in this news hour we'll be live in los angeles where mourners have been attending a service to remember the life of basketball great kobe bryant. and now here is andy with the sport. thank you so much barbara the life of basketball legend kobe bryants is being remembered at a service in los angeles the former like his pilot was killed alongside his door to china and 7 others

that hess dismissing him and his brother, and backing war crimes, it shouldn't be surprising to us butt should be upsetting to us. we should think about whether we want this kind of human as a president. >> jonathan alter, there is a lot that happened this day. reach he will handed it over the me saying it felt like 48 weeks in one week. what do you make of this, this is first trump political appointee to come out against donald trump? >> i think it is very significant. i remember, i'm old enough to remember, i was a kid at the time. in 1972, when nixon won 49 states, there was an organization called democrats for nixon. what this announcement today suggests, there could be a rather large group of republicans for bloomberg who, if he goes on to become the nominee, which of course is a huge if, but we might be in the midst of a real scrambling of our politics. where this might hit earlier, on super tuesday on, march 3rd, several of those super tuesday states are open primaries which means republicans and independents who like mike bloomberg do not have to be registered democrats to go a

he made a name for himself with mccarthy and elder hess.t was during the red scare, where people were terrified that there might be communists in our government. there were communists in our government. and yet the republic still stands. we are here. then he is on the ticket with eisenhower on his vice presidential ticket, and the report surfaces that mr. nixon has perhaps taken finances from someone he should not have done so, so he goes on television and he is in hot water with eisenhower, goes on television and gives his famous checkers speech. probably the height of nixon in successful television. he talks about the only present he has ever gotten was his dog, checkers, and so americans thought, oh, what a good daddy is. -- what a good guy he is. so he becomes vice president. in his presidency, his mistrust of the press is a landmark of his time in office. after he loses his first run, he goes back to california and then loses another race for governor in california, and at a famous press conference he says, you are not going to have me

those that have lost their lives. of the organisation "turkish community in germany" in the state of hesset to or have been to one of the bars that was attacked last night. yes that is the case and we are deeply shocked and saddened by the terrorist attacks which occurred. there's dozens of protests and vigils going on the country as we speak. this is not a mere isolated incident committed by some alone troubled 40 something —year—old gunman. let's call a spade a spade. this is an act of far right terrorism nurtured by what some german politicians today have called a toxic social climate within the country. this is terrorism produced by the ideological hotbeds of identity arianism, is on the phobia and anti—semitism and racism. this is christchurch all over again. as the german government, in your opinion been slow to fess up to the idea that it has a far right problem in germany? this is the third major act of right wing terrorism in the la st act of right wing terrorism in the last couple of months in the german state here alone. there were only the ones that have claimed lives. just rec

. >>> andly levin of michigan spoke about hess new book on unions and workers rights. here is some of the conversation. >> i covered labor rights for "the new york times" in 19 years, one of my concerns interviewing people all over the nation, so many people had no idea what unions are, what unions do, how unions brought us 40 hour work week and pensions and bumper sticker, unions the folks that brought us the weekend. i want to explain to people, unions have achieved a whole lot in american history, now they're really been in decline. they have taken it on the chin. as a result things are considerably worse for workers i believe than was the case 30, 40 years ago. i think, far too for americans realize that compared, that american workers have it bad in many ways compared with workers in other industrial nations on very basic things. we're the only industrial nation doesn't have a law guarantying all workers paid parental leave, paid maternal leave, only industrial nation that doesn't guaranteed paid vacation. european union, workers are guaranteed four weeks vacation

then the lead element of hill's corps which is hess's division and far earlier than meade intended, his columns are in action. that slows everything down. the chance to hit the rebel army while divided has been lost. the biggest spite -- fight is going to be the battle of payne's farm. five between the third corps and allegany johnson's division. and this is an. accidental battle so, this is prince coming down on the wrong road. he should be going this way. he is coming down toward the road that links robinson tavern and raccoon ford. the is got calgary in front of him who blunder into johnson and open fire. that leads johnson to halt his troops and form a line of battle along the road. and the federals begin to deploy to counter that. it takes a long time to do this in these dense woods. lines of battle. so, this is going to burn up even more daylight. and, eventually, the federals who are deploying in an l shape are attacked by johnson. the terrain was more open than it is now. and the federals are going to spend the day reconnoitering. they are going to come to the conclusion that th

the president of the united states is 60 meals or so north where we're sitting right now, in hess seasideesort known as mar-a-lago. sean hannity sat down with the president. we'll see the interview with him during the pregame show tonight around 6:30 on fox. who is the president pulling for? that is question so many people want the answer to. our own peter doocy. i say our own, used to be a tax deduction for me, he was with the president on thursday before the keep america great rally. i asked the president, who is he rooting for? >> super bowl pick, chiefs or 49ers? >> i love them both. two very having teams. having players, great players. hopefully a great super bowl. >> so no pick. >> i better not do that. i do have a feeling who is going to win but i'm not going to say it. steve: if he picked kansas city team that he will lose california. i'm just saying. brian: losing california pretty much. ainsley: maybe that means he is choosing the 49ers he doesn't want to make the folks in the midwest upset. brian: we'll keep pete with us. ainsley: honestly they said the matchup, they're very si

idiosyncratic national -- as well as hess.e -- and on a relative basis, we prefer u.s. majors over u.s. mp's. they are more defensive, they have the most firepower to act defensively. offense of m&a as well as to support returns of capital through price shops. alessio: how does the shock compared to the shock of 2014, 2015, 2016 for the sector in terms of their debt situation, their situation. was that a valuable shock early on that help prepare for this or is it pretty much the same? jeanine: i think it is pretty different. the companies on a far better position than they were in 2014 and 2015. balance sheets are strong. about 12,ge is still 13, which is pretty tolerable. companies are prioritizing free cash flow. it is no longer time to outspend like drunken sailors. they are in better position in terms of having the balance sheets strong an understanding that now is not the time to grow. save it for another day. alix: before this the discipline was we will pervak on our -- we will pair back on our capex. does this change th

if this happened over 3-4 month period, be hess of a biggie, but since it's happened so suddenly, more of a biggie. neil: that is a very good point. we forget we talk about a bear market drop in some of these stocks, 20% or more, you know, these are off high levels a little more than a week or two ago, so some perspective is in order here. >> you go up 100% and drop 25%, you're still up 75%. and may i say i think when apple first came out with the pod, it was trading like at a dollar, so i think it's had a pretty good run and deserves every now and then to go through some turmoil. and as i always say -- and i don't say this sarcastically -- stocks do go down every now and then. it's not the end of the world. and if the stock's going to go higher, you've got to work off some of the froth, some of the bullishness, you've got to take the smile off the bull's face, and then you can get going again once all that's said and done. neil: we're certain arely testing that. gary, thank you very much. meanwhile, hearing that facebook is canceling its developers' conference because of the coronavir