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senate has been hearine the opening ars inhe impeachment trial of president trump today. he is charged with abus of power and obstruction of congress the the president was called key player in the scheme to pressure ukraine for investigations tha pwould help hiitically. democrats adam schiff quoted the founding fathers to make his case. rep. schiff: donald j. trump, states, has acted precisely ased hamilton andmpis conaries feared. president trump solicited foreign interference in our the power of his office to seek help from a broad-- abroad to improve reelection prospects at home. laura: the president is still dismissing all of this. speaking at the world economic forum in davos switzerland,, he said he would love to be observing his trial in the fro row, but otherwise he will leave the work to the senate. pres. trump: it is a total hoax, it is a disgraceful to they talked about their tremendous case. it is all done, their tremendous case. they had no case. it is a con job, like shchiff, e is a corrupt politician. i have great respect for the senate as aody and many of

here inhe u.k., four people are being tested in scotland and anotr in southern ireland after showingymptoms of the coronavirus all the patients are said to have respiratory symptoms and hav been -- th i have travele the past 14 days. >> travelers, in scotlaour people who have come back from wuhan, are undergoing tests in scotland, but they can be isolated. and thankfully this virus is noa as serio sars. most people will get over it and have a reasonably mild infection. >> other asian couries have also confirmed cases, including -- moving out of china -- we have japan, south korea, taiwan, down to singapore, thailand, and vietnam. also the united states was the washington state.as confirmed in you might have seen a little aboute that over on st coast of the united let's go back to our reporter in washington, d.c. you gave me a little on the concerns about how effective a lockdo might be in wuhan. talk about that a lite bit more because we're already seeing these other cases many miles away reporter: indeed. so if we draw comparison between the current outbreak in the sars outbreak in

we should be for this time f year and don't forget about the team tied set to arrive tomorrow early inhemorning at 1030 where we could see high tide as high as nearly 7 feet with the lowest high time at around 5 o'clock in the evening. so let take a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook, drying out on saturday afternoon after some very light weak storm making its way into the bay are during the overnight hours mainly impacting your saturday morning, drying out in clearing out just in time for the 49 ergame on saturday afternoon. but then sunday looks to be your best bet to head outdoors and enjoy the autiful weather could see make its way early next week but another round of w weather with some pretty heavy downpours arriving by thuray grand to keep back to you thankyou bree said next 5 a 4 month old suffing from a genetic disorder, but his mom is determined to give her by a fighting chance. >>what she did to ump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nue: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in n york for thirty yea

not achieve a other side's fault.he or in the case of president trump, you have someone who gets up inhening and tells lies more easily than he tells the truth. i want to live in a countrye. where if we talkbout virtues like honesty and integrity and fair dealing and patriotism, that i can point to a photograph president and i can point to him or her and say to my daughters, we will have the opportunity to do that, even i as expected, the republican majority will acquit the persident. repo thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you for having me. nada: q time now forck look at some other news. former u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has launched a scathing attack on presidential hopeful and01 democratic rival bernie sanders. she told a docnoentary that body likes them. clinton refused to say whether she would dorse sanders if he becomes the democrat's choice to take on president trump in november. the left-wing senar from vermont described her remarks as baloney. boeing says it does not expect it 737 max plan to rs urn to the skfore the summer. the jet has been grounded sinc

representatives of the time and place fixed for the senate to proceed upon the impeachment o donald john trump inhe senate chamber. >> is there any objection? if not, so ordered. sen. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that access to the senate wing, the senate floor, and the senate chamber galleries involving the exhi ofdings consideration of the articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states, and all times that the in trial witting the chief justice of the united states presiding be in accordance with the allocations and provisions now sent to the desk, and i asked that it be printed in the record. >> is there objection? if not, so ordered. sen. monnell: i asked the unanimous consent that the senate proed to consideration of h. res. 471. >>rt the cill report. >> senate resolution 471, authorizing the taking of a photograph in the chamber of the united states senate. >>s there objection to proceeding to the consideration? without objection, the senate will proceed. sen. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be agreed to and the motion be consider

. >> sreenivasan: to watch live coverage of president trump's impeachment trial inhe senate, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: as we end one year and begin another, we like ce sit down with oro d bring you some of our favorite segments. it's a chance to update some of the stories we've worked on, to see a little behind the scenes, and to bring you a sneak peek of what's ahead. i recently sat down with producers moriothman and laura fong for the last of our conversations. so, last year, we went to both wisconsin and north carolina, the states that are going to be hosting the tional conventions for the big political parties this coming year.a and was there mmon theme when we went to explore what these states are going through, why they're so important? >> both of these states depend on agriculture as a big partf their economy. in wisconsin, it's dairy; in north carolina, tobacco is historically a major crop.ha tariff really hurt the agricultural sectors in both of these states. the question is, when you haie these communwho are impacted by policies by the president, are they going co b

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people call in, you argue there is a role the federal government comply in inhing the education system this new direction. what is that role? with the speed of technology changing right now, we have a simpler skill economy. that means we incentivize employers to upscale the workforce. skillate a national program or we are sending people back to school every 7-10 years. we are obtaining new skill sets to be valuable in the labor market. our competitiveness is to go back to school every 7-10 years to get retrained. i think the government has to great policy that enables that to happen. that is why the federal government is coming in. think the government jobs are creating economic ability. right now, we don't see that. host: are there specific ways to do that, especially people who can't go back to school every 7-10 years. what specifically in the government do? are we talking about tax breaks? federal dollars for retraining programs that people can tap into so they can make a living while they are going back to school? guest: exactly. we have pilot programs with family services. tuition

the white house has put enormous pressure on republicans inhe senate not to back this. robert: what is chuck schumer going to do? republicans saying they're only doin t ade, biden for bolton. democrats have rejected that so far. do they buckle at all? kimberly: there's no place to buckle because there's no to cut some deal, certainly not to call the bens or anything like that. it's really nowhere to go at this point, that momentum that they had, they lostt. carl: schumer's had a few victories. he ford tough votes on the 2020 people. jeff: and the audience isn't only republican senators. the otherlay schiff and others are making are making this argument to the american people soven though there is almost certainly to be an acquittal, what hapns in november 2020, voers have the ultim say. robert: what does this all mean racethe democratic presidential the iowa caucuses, they're just under two weeks away. here is former vice president joe biden on a possible witness deal. >> this is a constitutional issue. we're not going to turn it into a farce, into some kind of politica

>>it is going to be a light one mainly about half an inh of rain or less for most of the bay area highest amount for those of you in the north d let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook, the drying trend will continue even thursday to friday of next week we need to keep back to you. >>greece is still ahead tonight. we have a special live report on that avalanche at alpine meadows and taco that killed a person why other skiers there are especially shaken up. >>and california is again suing at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access fromt&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. y qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>another court battle between california and the trump administration is brewing this time over use of land for oil and gas drilling kron four's

inhe claims he was discred against on the basis of his vegan believe. day an employment tribunal will consider for the first time iflo veganism is a pphical belief akin to a religion and so protected in the law. to qualify, it must be a genuinely held, seriously, not an opinion, cover substantial aspect of human life, and be worthy of respect in a democratic society, and not interfere with the rights of others. the league against cruelportsen denies his cli and says -- denies his claim, and says he for grosssed misconduct, but it does not contest thateganism should be protected in law. if successful, the case could provide vegan's with protection ait dissemination in employment, edution, and the provision of goods and services, and those holding her believes uld then seekimilar legal protection. laura: the trump administration has created a task fce to look at violence against american indian and alaskan native women. mr. trumpe says it should h been done a long time ago. some native women say the president has asked thvery agencies whose negligence hel

clearing out just in time for this weeke's big matchup between the 49 ers and the vikings at one 30 inhe afternoon mid 50's, a mix of sun and clouds and wind speeds light a breezy so perfect game day weather et's take a look at today's dayti highs becausewe were noticeably cooler, but it also felt cooler just because not only that cool air mass at that storm left behind but also breezy wind speeds making that wind chill factor pretty noticeable for us this afternoon live look outse in downtown san francisco. and you can see city hall lit up in red out there this evening and very dry clear conditions out there in temperatures cooling down significtly because of that lack a blanket of storm clouds th we had last night widespread 40's out there a few 50's but we're all going to cool down into the 30's for most of us in the bay area so wcould wake up to some patchy frost as well for your friday morning commute specifically our interior valleys in the north bay and east bay to just keep that in mind tomorrow's daytime highs the rebounding, pretty nicely still mild though mid 50's for downtown

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of the present's and prepared to decide whether trump should be removed from office for his conduct inhe ukraine scandal, the 7 house impeachment managers who will serve as prosecutors in the trial march to the senate where house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff read the 2 articles of impeachment for abuse of power and obstruction of justice with the permission of the senate i will now read the articles of impeachment at the heart of the trial trump's alleged attempts to withhold a security aid to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rival, joe biden president trp used the powers of the presidency in a manner that compromised th national security of the united states. >>and undermined the integrity of the united states democratic process the days heavy pageantry included swearing in the chief justice of the united states john roberts who will preside over the president's trial. i'm now prepared to take the oath he then swore in senators do you solemnly swear that in all things appertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald john trump you will do impartial just

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time inhe third history, a president is on trial in the u.s. senate.atch live tuesday when the trial resumes at 1:00 eastern on c-span two. this week on newsmakers, our guest is ben cardin of maryland, a member of the foreign relations committee. here he talks about the impact of the impeachment trial on senators running for president. there will always be external events that will look or the may and convenient to be our senate responsibilities. i understand the presidential election is a major event. impeachment is a major responsibility. the trial is a major responsibility of the president of the united states for the senate. that must take priority. i will think we have to put that aside. there are certain advantages that certain colleagues of mine have. this is their responsibility. they have to pay attention. they will. recognize that it may have an impact on the presidential nomination process. it will have an impact on the presidential nomination process. that is the requirements of the job that we signed up to do. onmore from senator cardin ne

we will take care of this inhe senate or at the ballot box nonviolently."n other words, "we'll take care of trump. don't worry about trump.l weke care of it in the senate. the senate's impeachment trial is about to start with. >> yes. >> we have learned t will begin nextsday. >> yes. >> do you believe there is a chance that trump could be convicted by the senate? that we will take care of it in the senate?ei >>ly enough, i am that kind of optimist that believes that, of the 53 republ trump can keep the majority -- 33 of them -- in support of him. i believe that there are 20 republicans who could v possibe to remove him. that could happen. it could. o there's a sliva chance if the john bolton testimo shows people what elthere besides the ukrainian phone call. >> and we don't know he'll be allowed to testify. i want to end on one fun thing. i should mention somethi that surprised me when i was watching another pbs program >> yes.y louis gates jr. >> skip gates, who interviewed you and conducted thorough study of your genealogy. and what he discovered, michael

. >> reporter: with the prives t the moderates inhe,it those first crucial votes now just days away. >> all the polling data that i've read and seen is -- it's all, you know, it's a tossup. >> so, let's get to linsey davis, she's live from des moines tonight. and linsey, the stakes even higher tonight to try to break through for these candidates, just about two and a half weeks now before the iowa caucuses. hard to believe. because some of these candidates are actually going to be needed in washington. they're going to be taken off the campaign trail for the senate impeachment trial. >> reporter: that's right, david. three of the six candidates, in fact, that are going to be on the stage tonight, they're going to need to be back in d.c. for that impeachment trial six days a week. as a result, they're considering a number of options. of course, leaning heavily on they're surrogates, potentially doing some town halls by teleconference and even potentially flying back and forth on some weeknights in order to make it back in time for trial the next morning. david? >> crazy couple of week

his fire that has no still inhe fire is aleppo. the fire does not end.e does not in. -- how it destroys, destroys us. much.lmost too when i put the last note on the taper, i asked the creator to make sure you could hear it and i never thought to ask if i would be there to see it, but that is how the creator were. the creator is all knowing and powerful. [applause] >> it is an extraordinary honor the creator has sent you here to give us this work and we are so honored to have you here and to tell your story. take us back to that terrible day in 1972, when you were a runningne-year-old girl down the street. what happened? what did you feel? what did you feel afterward? dr. phÚc: thank you. i would like to say thank you to all of you being here. .hank you listen to you, listen to the music, i don't know how to say -- alive, toankful to be enjoy with all that happened in now, i have tod go back to tell you what happened at that time. my image at that time, june 8, 1972. we had been so, so peaceful and nothing happened. who know about the vietnam war, that th

this strategy apparently made $50 million a year, so it is not invested inh they it, but how much profitrated. >> what are the traitors freaking out about? does it say something broader? youf you are a traitor and work with these algorithmic trading models, who owns the ip? it still belongs to the firm. who may want to test the value on the market, what issues does this raise for their careers? securities said they started to investigate this was the trader model scented to his email. that is a warning sign, if people are starting to transmit the information. that is a way it gets discovered and investigated, then there is the question of whether or not someone who works on something has any ownership over it. citadel would argue this is proprietary. >> how can you poach anybody anymore? should traders be more careful about how they are communicating? .> definitely gsa said to the trader in question, let's communicate by text and whatsapp, and clearly that wasn't enough. it was discovered anyway. romaine: what will happen now? >> citadel has filed the lawsuit in london. gsa said they wou

inhe was extremely adept sending of criminal investigations. he made sure that he understood who his friends were and they understood who he was. and he was able to make it work for him. he was never charged in any criminal case. it is interesting to have that background sort of in the rearview mirror where he is being called to account and where there is a public reckoning and where in some ways even though he is president, he is not able to make things go away as he once did. announcer: than a 10:00 p.m. eastern, they talk about "tonight, we bombed the u.s. capitol." >> amended the planning, and women made and planted the bombs. announcer: watch book tv this weekend and every weekend on c-span2. announcer: coming up tonight on c-span, democratic presidential candidates address the brown and black for him and him went ahead of the iowa caucuses. dental see gabbard of hawaii speaks with voters at a town hall event in claremont new hampshire. then, the buttigieg delivering remarks at the u.s. conference of mayors annual winter meeting in washing

weakness inhe ,ndustrial production slow up you would start to expect weaker effects on domestic consumptionroviders wonder what is around the corner for them. you get this slow-motion recession taking place. it is not a base pace. -- case. nejra: when i ask people why they like gold, people look at the negative rate environment. negative rates, here to stay? kallum: in some parts of the world for the surfer -- receivable future. i am optimistic about productivity growth. i think we will get a switch towards fiscal policy. that should push up the long-term interest rate. nejra: great to have you with us on this friday morning. coming up, economists expect 160,000 u.s. jobs added in december. jonathan ferro speaks with larry kudlow. do not miss it. that is it for bloomberg daybreak: europe. the european open is not next. we have risk on across equities on this friday. the yen at a two-week low. futures hiring your. this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new genera

officers say they were after amme prescription drugs inhe t c est in hours earlier.ne of those robbers smashed through the glass door to get into the pharmy. a $1000 reward is now being offered for information that leads to an arrest. police say theeehr tn i a ck the oregon express way. >>> thieves stole these students tools just weeks before a championship competition. we spoke to the students as they pick up the pieces at this equipment shed. >> reporter: this was the >>rom computers and hand tools from the drawers.phe w h anthd aen bunch of hand drivers. >> reporter: but this was not the first time. last year, the 5700 dragons 570s built this shed on school grounds where they store all of their equipment from an upcoming competition. on december 24th, this same shed was robbed. the teamive locks tohe shed. but that wasn't enough. this time around, the thieves wover $1000qument d eir code was stolen. >> our laptop was stolen. laptops need to befion cd.regu laptop. we lost a lot of time. >>'s not -- it's a lot of work. orep rte and time is running out. >> we only ha

inhe is speat a rally in wisconsin tonight, a state which could helpecide if he i -- wins second termche alcindor is at the rally. itounds raucous and noisy. i know president trump has what is his message at this rally and how is the crowd receiving it? yamiche: the president has been speaking for 15 to 20 minutes. it is about how he feels he is the best pson for the job. he talked about his actions and iran,il that it was right to soleimani, the commander he killed. even though the president is facing fierce criticism about his explanations for killing soleimani, he has been going after democrats, saying they are embracing the idea soleimani should not have be killed. the president has been taking his c message to thtical state of wisconsin. i should note the president the 2020 democratic primary, whether or not bernie sanders told elibeth warren a woman he does not belie sanders said that. he is being cheered on by this crowd of supporters, filled with the psident's most loyal and fiercest supporters. he is taking time to talk about his own record by criticized democrats in the fiel

federal health officials and state and local folks are moderating 60 people, especially uhan area inhe whua china, and they expect there to be more of these. david: the who said yesterday it was a chinese health crisis, not a global health crisis. drew: all of the infection so far seem to be happening in china. that means it is a regional case. you do not see people in the u.s. affecting other folks in the u.s.. you have a reservoir of disease and its own self-perpetuating thing. that is the difference between this being a china issue and a truly global outbreak. what is the treatment? drew: the symptoms resemble a flu or a cold. it is being described as pneumonia like. right now there is not a vaccine or a medicine approved to attack the specifically, so most of the care is likely to be supportive in nature. armstrong, always great to hear from you. now we go to kevin cirilli. the third day from the democrats. they want to get these witnesses called. do they have a chance? kevin: i am going to be candid. areblican strategist who working on the impeachment issue and working with mitch

soldiers s onraqi iraqi soilndnd thahas beenhe trigger for these demonsatations inhe pastwor three ys, these militiasas, these powewer, popolitical powers, considered iranian backed pro-iran, have all managed to regain initiative by portraying themselves -- portraying what is happening in the country as a struggle between america on one side and iran on the other side. you see the graffiti on the walls of the embassy. association, they managed to portray the demonstrators as all members of this american plots working to destabilize the iraqi government. this airstrike over the last week has been the best gift these ministers could aspire for because it just transformed the political narrative in iraq today. nermeen: could you give more background on the role that iran has been playing in iraq? you just said the graffiti on the u.s. embassy included saying "my leader." could you explain who he is and how you think these u.s. strikes might change the dynamic, both of the protest as well as what these militias will now do, the role they will play in iraq? to go back to these demonstratio

nick joins us here inhe studio alo with jane ferguson.are you learning about reaction especially in the iranian backed hezbollah? jane: from has a lot we have seen some of the strongest -- from hezbollah we have seen some of the strongest rhetoric. they say it is a hugerime and it is the responsibility of all brothers across the world to nke harsh revenge. it is worthing that it is believed that he was flying back to baghdad from big room. he had strong relations with the irian proxy hezbollah and he has been consulting on how to deal with protest affecting them. they were about domesticue i but they threatened iranian influence in the region. judy: what are you learning fron the administrabout the legal justification for what happened? nick: white house officials say it is self-defense and also international law. they also cite the 2001 911 authorization to use force. the quds force had nothing to do with 9/11 at now president trump o,ma have used that force authorization to pursue military intervention across the world since 9/11. judy:

what we will see inhe future is that the revolutionary guard will focus its mission on trying to gethe u.s. forces out of the middle east, and it has rallied forces both within iran and outside to do so. nick:mbassador, there have been some fears within administration officials even, not only fr of unity within iran, but also fear of u.s. troops getting ected from iraq because of this strike. how concerned are you athut ? >> i think the question of the u.s. presence in iraq has a ways to play. sothe parliamentary tion was not binding. there is no unanimity on.s the issue ofpresence in iraq, partly because they know how crucial we were in the eviction of islamic state. i think it is time for a pause. take a deep breath and see where we can go with this diplomatically. it is also important to take iraq o of the middle. ck: ambassador, ic'm sorry to you off, but i'm told we are out of time. baador ryan, crockerthank you very much. judy: for two andee a half, the impeachment process has remained for the most part ozen in place. among the open questions, whether theer senate will witness

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look at those highs a look at the 20's up inhe mountains. erica. >>more information on this traffic collision that barton bridge where all lanes are currently blocked so. >>this was a vehicle collision and believe it was actually 2 buses. but the good thing is nobody was injured from this collision but definitely still causing a problem as you go through the bridge right now if you're heading east so try to find an alternate route this morning if you have to take the dumb barton bridge out to the east bay. >>asked for other traffic collision that we've been following this morning out on interstate 2.80 if you're heading north. >>i'm in los altos near magdalena avenue it looks like traffic's the drive time out there starting to slowly get a little better from that earlier crash where elaine was the block they believe track went out there helped fix that problem so it is slowly starting to get better out there. >>all right, it's 9.18 and hello >>and if you're in the mood to add to your family and enrich your life. >>and you don't already have a dog s

he was standing in the end zone the whole game ngt inhe er stop. mo mostert td number 4 h all of us were starting to check flights to miami. then the packers scored a couple of touchdowns in the fourth quarter, got a little tense late in the game. richard sherman intercepts rodgers, that is stanford versus cal to seal the deal. 37-20 your final score. after the game, mike shanahan tried to give the nfc championship trophy to owner jed york who deferred and said give it to your son. party on, it's going to be the 9ers versus the afc champion chiefs in the super bowl. chris alvarez joins me now. quite the party, especially in the locker room. >> i mean, you talk about all the effort they put in since really the tranining camp, building brick by brick. they built a team, made key free agent acquisitions. this is a team that has chemistry. that's been the one thing you can see. these guys genuinely love each other, they hang out with each other. they were absolutely dominant. here's some of the guys in the locker room. >> i think a lot more will go thr