isaac: yes.here is already some conversation about whether mitch mcconnell can simply move on his own without the transmission of those articles. i do not want to miss the forest for the trees. i think there will be a fair amount of political theater as there often is within the beltway. we know the end game. the president will be acquitted, he will not be removed from office. i doubt we get a single republican crossing ranks. even the republican chatter you heard and mentioned in earlier segments from centrist republicans has been more about process than substance. we know the end game on impeachment. to me it is the bigger question on when can that moved to the sidelines so we can do things like ratify the usmca and try for broader legislative accomplishments. david: we are talking with isaac boltansky. let's talk about one big tree in your forest for the trees. that is usmca. if this drags out, what does that mean for usmca ratification? isaac: i cannot tell you the day it will be ratified, i

born free to a jewish merchant named david isaacs and isaacs missed mixed-race wife , tucker isaacson and his sibling owned property in charlottesville there, father left to their mother. the isaacs also had family and kinship ties to the faucets of monticello. tucker isaac wright and elizabeth fawcett was the daughter of joe and edith hearns, the black cook at monticello. while thomas jefferson's will seeded joseph in 1827 his wife and their six children including tucker isaac's future wife in elizabeth and cottage grandmother renamed them slaves. after tucker and and elizabeth married in the 1830s they continue to live with nancy when in various can even as tucker saved money to purchase his wife, her five siblings and their family members. virginia isaacs was their fourth child and youngest daughter born in charlottesville and brought up crossing between slave and free soil after tucker purchased his farm in springfield township in 1848. she often told her son about the muskets that she and her siblings hidden beneath their feet as they traveled in wagons at night to various fawcet

isaacs owned substantial property. the isaacs had familiar lymph and inhappy time to the hemsings and fossettes of mond chell the, tucker riff iowa was the daughter of the head blacksmith and cook at monticello. while thomas jefferson's will free oversees fossett in 18267, his wife and six children remained enslaved. after tucker and elizabeth married they continued to live in shaq with nancy west and various hemings and fossett kin as tucker saved money to purchase his wife, her five siblings and family members. virginia isaacs was their fourth child and younger daughter, born in charlottesville but brought up crossing when slave and free soil as tucker purchased his farm in 1848 she told her son marks reason trotter, about the muskets she and her sin legislation is hill beneath their feet. she also told monroe but here an, julia isaac, hemings, wife of sally hemings son who passed into wisconsin whiteness after living with tucker isaacs. the opinion is that the impact of this family and cultural memory, black musket

the ty're afraid to uir real names, so we're calling them isaac and francoise. they fled political persecution after an anti-government milit group paid isaac's family a visit. >> ( translated ): they got angry and called their commander, who gave them the order tndo kill all of us spare nobody. >> reporter: the militia killed isaac's parents and two brothers, but one militia man who knew isa hped him and his family escape the country. they flew to ecuador and joined a route used by thousands of extra-continental migrants who usually land in ecuador orsa brazil, where equirements are relatively lax.xi on the way to , they must cross a thick, roadless jungle that strades the border between colombia and panama called the "darien gap." >> ( translated ): it was like hell to me. i never thought i would be able to get out of it because i saw other friends dying. >> reporter: they spent 1days crossingungle and rivers, but when they made it to mexico, isaac and francoise hit a roadblock. until recently, mexichad little interest in stopping grants froinental mi traversi

taylor: sarah mcgregor and isaac stonefish, thank you for joining.ing up, more employees is stepping down from google. we'll find out what happened next. bloomberg technology is on twitter. check us out @technology, follow our breaking news network on twitter @quicktake. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: another shakeup at google. david drummond is retiring at the end of january. he steps down following questions about his conduct at the tech giant. this comes after a recent departure of their founder, larry page, and sergei brain. he was the first lawyer for google before shifting to alphabet in 2015. for more i'm joined by mark bergen. what do we know about the departure? mark: this was sort of a long time coming. david drummond had been there for a long time. he was formidable in its early rise. he's been associated with the old school google, but more recently with their problems around men, in particular, and allegations of sexual harassment. so, he was the top lawyer when the andy rubin dispute, the former head of android, who spurred the google wal

isaac: i see tesla benefiting, because they are doubling down on their plants in china.hat crazy dance elon did in shanghai. there are a lot of companies that have a lot at stake in this relationship and it's less about the numbers, but more on whether or not the party and also chinese consumers a feel-good will toward of the company. we saw this with apple and the chinese tech giant huawei, when the canadians arrested the cfo, there were people who wanted to boycott apple. so there are issues about the goodwill that the chinese feel toward american companies, and at the party feels toward american companies, that could play out in interesting ways. taylor: sarah can you cover economic policy, does any of the u.s. goodwill from american companies help? we talked about tim cook having a good relationship, and elon musk over at tesla going to shanghai to try to build a factory, does any of that make a difference? sarah: i think it makes a difference on the trump administration -- we know that steve jobs, for instance, spent time at the white house and has met with donald t

tonight -- oscar isaac. from "mrs.tcher," actress casey wilson music from jon pardi featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause all right, in that case, let's get to the news. president trump this afternoon pardoned butter, the national thanksgiving turkey. really, no surprise since butter donated $1 million to trump's inaugural committee. [ laughter ] according to a new poll, half the country now believes president trump should be impeached and removed from office unfortunately, the other half believes that hillary clinton should [ laughter ] according to sources, president trump has put his son-in-law, jared kushner, in charge of overseeing border wall construction and that's smart, because if he can't squeeze between those bars, nobody can [ laughter ] first lady melania trump spoke to a group of students today in baltimore about the dangers of drugs

on june 16th, general isaac stevens got his column in motion.colonel william fenton of the 8th michigan will command the first brigade of stevens division, which included the 8th michigan, 7th connecticut. colonel dan leisure would command the second brigade, his regiment, 100th pennsylvania, 79th new york and 46th new york. captain alfred rockwell would command four guns as part of the first connecticut artillery. in all, stevens division had 154 officers and 2,806 men to participate in the frontal assault. generals wright and stevens are still strongly opposed to the attack on the early morning of june 16th. alfred rockwell and command of the battery that is supposed to start stevens' men asks stevens at this moment, general, may i ask what the plan of battle. stevens replied, there isn't any plan. you will fire when you get a chance and be careful not to hit any of our own men. at 4:00 a.m., the first brigade of stevens division arrived west of the river house. a thousand yards from tower battery. as they arrived at this location, shots rang

-- >> look, fair isaac is like kleenex. it is part of our society. and that is why the stock could keep going higher. i'm a believer in fin tech and fair isaac it's kind of like owning s&p there are certain companies that are just fantastic to own and msci, and fair isaac is one of them you have a good one then tread careful into earnings season because i'm concerned think about the high 130s and it used to be much lower and citi had a big run and goldman off 180, i'm a little nervous. not bad time to take profits on "mad money" tonight, what could iran mean for the oil harkt and i'm talking to the ceo. and what is behind the move. i'm offering an alternative take andwe're almost done with the busy week but before we wrap up i'm checking in on one of the major lines of the week. ces. find out about the self-driving car with the ceo of mobile eye so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com

m was actually named principia in homage to sir isaac newton?et you know, the surroundings could not be more different! —— looking at you now. yes, but for me, isaac newton, what a hero, what an inspiring character. and the environment here is indicative of what we can take forward to hopefully inspire the future generation. what's next for you? next for me is to continue as a european space agency astronaut, of course. and my class of 2009 will hopefully get a second mission by 202a. already my two classmates have flown to the international space station. so the next five years in space flight is going to be incredibly interesting, we have a lot happening, so it‘s going to be a great time to be involved in this project. a man has been rescued after spending more than three weeks in the alaskan wilderness with nothing more than a temporary shelter to protect him. tyson steel was spotted by mountain rescue teams after his log cabin burned down. he had built himself a snow cave, and carved an sos sign in the snow. the thirty year old had managed t

sports. —— isaac schwartz.taying with these events. you are watching bbc world news with philippa thomas. you have joined us here on impact. we are staying with these ceremonies. we will be listening to speeches from vladimir putin, the president of russia, the president of germany will be speaking and we will be hearing from the holocaust survivor who is now chairman of the council. we will bring you much of the ceremony to come. i want to remind you that with us through these events today is historian helen fry. just a thought from viewers who are joining us now about how important it is to remember, and why. no we take it for granted and cliched comments about remembrance.“ take it for granted and cliched comments about remembrance. if we are not in czech about our history and the events that really happened, we are with the rise of anti—semitism no in danger of repeating history. sentence macro they would eventually hold the reins of executive power if not. people make comparisons with contemporary situatio

there's addict in that says a south hates jacob was he upset that abraham or isaac only gave certain listens to him and certain other blessings the him the children of a ram have been blessed in many different ways that the jewish people i am isaac jacob king david king solomon all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one chain that's been blessed in a different way the little land of israel we have the covenants with god. we have returned home design is dream is being realized all the time and as the indigenous people here the world and especially the arab world is going to have to understand that at some point in time. today i live in ships around where i live spiritually if i may say saw in the western part of the city i wasn't born yet in 1948 during that akbar but i feel that the dark but is grounded in. these times are times which i got from my father's house actually id processed. when the house was put on sale and there they were uprooting all the times and. what is in the house i chose to put them and document my history and my story. our ultimate goal i

and many startups also want to cash in on the trend one of them is isaac nutrition. the cologne based company makes protein shakes and protein bowls out of insects and lava. the buffalo one these are buffalo worms its fungus low resources on beef needs 2500 times more water and has a 200 times larger carbon footprint and buffalo worms i don't know that i mean that's a really put on. the berlin based startup colona is showing its range of alcohol free wine unlike most alcohol free wines buys high end wines and then removes the alcohol through a heating and vacuum process. this is of course a segment that is growing all the time people are more health focused this really doesn't have many calories and it's more fun to drink this compared to a coke with your food or loud enough to show on the phone and. it's not just food which is becoming more sustainable over the agricultural whole of the fair u.s. truck to make a stale is showing a concept electric hybrid tractor and there's more to discover at the fair more than one $1500.00 exhibitors from across the world are atte

a house of isaac nation, in a camp style. and so we have a front, if you will of the sewing service to keep a low profile. because if in fact it would be license. like the army experimented with. licensing prostitutes in some of the western towns during the war, you don't want the criticism, of the local community, for bidding licensing saying for this kind of activity. so as a result. what you had is a typical kind of brothel, which again will be run by a woman, in this case are hypothetical missed black, would she basically comes, out as you heard, me a fancy man we set it up, like we would approach some order house, here in the middle of what we call a parlor, this is where the gentleman will come, and they would be, entertained by me, the other option, the other obligation i have, this also as a security man, i provide security for the ladies, including this is black, quote i'm a former military man. i would in many cases be upfront for her, or a go-between, between the men of society, in this case the commander, since i

brick belong to, but here it is under glass next to a handful of handmade nails, and a tribute to isaac granger, one of the men who made jefferson's nails. >> he's wearing his workman's apron and his shirt. he's showing you his hands which are signs of his creativity. >> reporter: love it or hate it, the exhibit is a profoundly different way to present jefferson. >> i could see people saying, this is an american hero, why are you trying to bring him down. i could see people saying, this is a slave holder. why are you still building him up. >> i've gotten a couple letters. how could you do this to thomas jefferson? why would you tarnish the image of this great man? i've had other people say, really, we want to give praise to this man who really had a concubine who had a slave mistress? >> reporter: the reason jefferson the architect will continue this spring at the university of virginia, a campus he designed, when uva dedicates this memorial to enslaved laborers. >>> >> the enslaved worked below in kitchens that wra poorly lit, poorly ventilated. >> reporter: mabl wilson worked on both

how do we d carbon isaac? do we collect carbon dioxide that results from burning it and take away sequestrant area in field reservoirs? do we convert it into hydrocarbons and natural gas into hydrogen and carbon dioxide and then bury it but use the hydrogen to burn not the hydrocarbons, well-known chemical engineering technique. what else do we do? i think that's one area. we have all the basic technology we need to apply it but in order to apply it to widescale it needs proper economic incentives or disincentives. that is where the public policy comes in. that is what they should be advocating. i think it goes with the grain of younger generations and certainly speaks into the data and the forecast as we see it today. pretty consistent they been saying the same thing for a long time. and today we see more localized evidence of damage occurring. whether that is warmer oceans or unusual freak weather. i think it's time to do something about this. it would've been easier had we started a long time ago because th

isaac it was really simple in the end.ple i work with, the people i work with the team. i did a bit of research on the leak. i honestly just thought the team just that fit me. football is really important and it's the most important and it's the most important thing to me, but at the end of the day, i want to be working with good people and i connected with good people and i connected with an overly wealth of she assured me the girls were a great bunch and i felt that they were on the brink of thing special. i thought i could help be a part of that and help take them back to where they had been previously. why is england coming a big destination for australian players right now? i thinkjust it appeals to all of us really is at the moment. the league is growing. with the backing of the men's clubs, the biggest clubs in the world, being from australia, you grow up watching the premier league so it appeals to us. it some people... some people it supported these teams for their whole life. at the moment, just time for change f

. >> oscar isaac, what's it like to have an action figure of yourself? like you don't know. >> what are you talking about? >> i'm talking about the bill marko graphic designer action figure. >> where did you get that? >> run over here and do my photoshop. >> stop it! >> kick my pencils! >> not cool, man. >> i have to ask: could you maybe-- >> no i cannot get you a baby yoda. i have nothing to do with "the mandalorian." >> no further questions. >> my kid made this cardboard light saber, and i was wondering if you'd be willing to sign it. >> oh, this is so cute! they even put a button on it. >> don't touch that. >> oh! wow! yeah, okay, this is really advanced and accurate. >> yeah. we're home schooling him because of the playground incident. ( laughter ) >> hey, oscar isaac, who is your favorite "star wars" character? >> definitely spock. >> i'm pretty sure that's "star trek." >> excuse me. i think i know. i'm the guy who plays poo. >> it's poe. >> you think, you know better than me, right? yeah, you play poo, okay? >> i've never seen any of the "star wars

isaac bunton from half court. klay loving it. the man of the hour had a good speech. >> it's very special. no matter what uni i put on, hopefully the warriors for the rest of my career, but -- i will always be a coug. always be a coug. and i'm -- there's nothing better than a 10-day road trip with the warriors, i'll be in milwaukee or some random city. >> klay kissed the floor and it was time for photos with the banger, he got one in with the family there, his boy steph and zaza, let's raise it to the roof. a huge moment for klay. the cougs had a good day too. >>> tomorrow the niners host the packers in the afc championship. we remember the niners dominant. the packers haven't lost a game since that meeting. everyone is a full go one win away from a trip tote super bowl. >> keeping real about what this is. it's a football game with a good team. >> this game was meant to be played with joy. this is a job, this is a business too. >> when you do it with that much passion. that's when your breast play comes out. >> the energy is stil

isaac thank you. going to aren't you ask me why i voted for you? why did you? hopefully because she heard me speak. she said, one night, a young woman knocked on my door, under soaking rain, she was soaking -- she handed me a piece of soggy literature and said i want you to vote for jim mcgovern for congress, because he will be good for the environment. she said i felt so sorry for the woman, i invited the woman in for a couple of tea. i felt so bad she was knocking on doors. she said, it is important enough for that young woman to knock on doors and advocate for you, that made me give you some serious consideration. so, we are now down to crunch time, and the voters that will be persuadable are the voters that you will make human contact with. this is so incredibly important. this will make the difference in new hampshire. this is how she is going to win. when she wins and when we have the first woman president of the united states of america, we are all going to be able to be so proud. and i got to tell you, i want to feel pride again in who the president of

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stevens to go to the town of lewinsville, and he is going to have 1,800 men, isaac stevens. and so what he is going to do is not to start a big battle. mcclellan and big battles don't really jive, do they. so mcclellan is especially saying, go out, and go on the reconnaissance and grab some forces, but do not start a big battle. that is stevens' only instruction. smith will give stevens the following instructions and kind of following that. the instructions are to not prevent a general engagement in any circumstance, and he is to leave for ethan allen and go to lewinsville, and gather intelligence and forage and go back to ethan allen without a big fight. that is what he is going to do. so he is going to leave in the morning of december 11th, 1861, and jumping from ethan allen, he arrives in lewinsville by the morning. what he is going to do is that stevens is organizing the force and defense. so if we break it down a little bit. in the semicircle, they are guarding all of the roads that we are talking about. the rest of infantry is gathered along the road networks and if a

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isaac to me to a 64 year-old san leandro man. >>was charged with felony rape by use of drugs and felony rape of an unconscious person when a detective contacted the suspects. >>the denied any but there was dna evidence so. he was later arrested and he has since been charged. >>with raped police are unable to confirm it for what type of drug was used. we asked if they were familiar with the media or if any incidents like this have happened at this hotel in the past but they said they were unable to answer those questions. >>that we just received a statement from the doubletree they say that emeka. >>no longer works for the hotel. we live in berkeley, michelle kingston kron 4 news all right michelle to the north bay now some disturbing details of what one man is accused of doing to a student on her way to school. it's landed that man behind bars. police say the staff a delta near a middle school in the city of sonoma. call them at about 08:00am saying a 14 year-old girl was sexually assaulted on her way to school at the same time t

fair isaac which produces the credit score it will depend on how recent think they have fallen behindnd how much. people with a high score could see it rise further if they are managing credit well. 110 million will see a swing 20 points in either direction and we'll see those changes over the next year. and sprint will fix anyone's cracked galaxy screen for $40 even if you are not a vint customer. it does not cover the s-10 which is still under warranty but does apply to older phones. one catch. it must be in working condition and in the event it cannot fix the phone it will give you the option to sell it for $150 towards a new device. i'm getting they're hoping that will juice up sales because you'll be in the sprint store and get that $150 toward a new phone. >> i got a guy that co do it for -- >> the guy at the mall kiosk is less than $40. >> i don't have a droid but for an iphone toss more man $40. >> i have frequent breakers in my house. they are old. good seeing. careful with your phone. >> nice talking to you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," kari has the weekend forecast.

the three great philosophers of the enlightenment were sir isaac newton in his great work "the principia mathematica," john locke's essay concerning human understanding, and locke's second treatise of government. and what i'm going to argue is that the ideas, the fundamental core ideas of newton's principia and locke's essay are in a sense summed up, embodied in the first paragraph of the declaration. and the second paragraph of the declaration is -- it is -- it is a -- it is an abstract, it is an abstract of the core basic principles that you will find in locke's second treatise of government. all right. now, so let me just sum up for you very quickly the core ideas, the core principles of the enlightenment which i think can be seen as having been transposed onto the declaration of independence. so there is i think an enlightenment project, right? we can say -- we can identify a kind of comprehensive philosophy of this period known as the enlightenment, the 17th and 18th century enlightenment. and like all comprehensive systematic philosophies, it has four basic branches. it includes fo

peacefully arrested isaac amiga last month after dna evidence linked him to the crime. police say the woman was eating at the restaurant in june when the suspect paid for her meal and then gave her a free glass of wine. the victim said she felt weird and then blacked out. the last thing he remembers is being sexually assaulted by the suspect. >>> licenses are in hot water this morning accused in a rash of car burglaries. these three adults were arrested early monday morning and 217-year-olds were cited as juveniles and released to their parents. the arrest happened a short time after the smash and grab burglaries of eight vehicles near amarillo avenue and west bayshore road. a neighbor who heard the break- ins called 911 and police say they soon spotted the suspect. >> right now detectives are looking into the possibility to see if the same suspects are possibly related to other auto burglaries that have occurred in the city. >> i don't feel safe leaving my car even in highly populated areas where there is a lot of traffic. i lock it all the time, but i still just don't

honestly hoping with the diversification efforts the academy has done, starting with cheryl boone isaacsarssowhite, i'm hoping for a better result but only time will tell. on saturday, taiwan's voters go to the polls for a hotly—contested election in which the self—governing island's relations with china have become a major issue. fuelled by fears over what's happening in hong kong, the president from the democratic progessive party is hitting home with her message about over—reliance on china. but her opponent, argues that alienating china further would be folly. from taiwan, here's our correspondentjohn sudworth. in her bid for re—election, taiwan's president was once struggling. not any more. herfortunes have been given a boost on the back of one message — the fear of china. is taiwan's democracy really under threat or a you fear—mongering for political gain? no, this is absolutely no political gain here. it's a real threat. china is here everywhere, and its influence is here as well. and why has it been so central to this campaign, though? because of the lesson we have learned from h

isaac hayden scoring the only goal of the game against chelsea in injury time.e table. bottom side norwich giving themselves a lifeline with a 1—0 victory over bournemouth, who are just one place above them. bournemouth captain steve cook tried to keep his side in the match with a fine save, the problem is, he's a defender, not a goalkeeper, so that gave norwich a penalty, which teemu pukki scored. i think it's just something he's done purely on instinct. he hasn't meant or planned to long to think about it. ijust think, i can only put it down to that. he's very down the dressing room. we have to support at this time. it's just one of those things he couldn't help. celtic moved past struggling championship side partick thistle to reach the fifth round of the scottish cup. leigh griffiths scored his first goal since august to set them on their way to a 32nd win in a row in domestic cup competitions. celtic are targetting a fourth consecutive treble. after more than a year out, conor mcgregor made his return to the ufc and it lasted all of 40 seconds. it was one o

so the suspect there he is right there 64 year-old isaac amiga he's from san leandro and police say that he gave a woman a complimentary glass of wine at the restaurant in the hotel. so the victim told police that she blacked out she woke up hours later. as she was being sexually assaulted dna evidence led to him because arrest. >>when a detective contacted the suspects. the denied any but there was dna evidence so. he was later arrested, and he has since been charged with rape. >>doubletree hotel is cooperating with police amiga has since been fired from his job. well to the east bay now for people wanted for robbery in oakland are now in custody, oakland police also confiscated several firearms during operation. here's a picture of some of those firearms and many of these for illegal weapons. we'll take a look at this surveillance video of a prowler there is right there he's checking car doors in alameda he was caught on video. this is from the city's marina at windsor neighborhood. investigators say there were no actual reports of any fast connected to this incident but he's definitel

effo rts hoping with the diversification efforts the academy has done, starting with cheryl boone isaacswith april rain and 0scarssowhite, i'm hoping for a better result but only time will tell. do you think there's an unstoppable process towards more women and more diverse representation? yes. back in 2015 when the academy made changes to diversify their membership, it sta rts diversify their membership, it starts little by little. you can't invite 3000 members first year, it won't have the effects you want. after five years of concerted effort, they've invited around 2700 members into the academy and about half of those where women and 35% of them are people of colour. this year starting to reach a quorum of those new voices that if they vote together, with like—minded thoughts, we could see someone like the farewell in the best picture race, we could see liu wong in adapted screenplay and we could see greta gerwig in best director, but this kind of change takes more time than audiences and the general public is ready for by the numbers stacey smith's usa release show a good indication

tech giant however has consistently denied that it would allow the chinese government to do so thanks isaac professor of cyber security university of central lancashire says britain has to work with like it or not. at the end of the day the u.k. needs 5 g. technologies. is already involved in delivering some of the 3 g. or 4 g. technologies over the last 15 years in the case it would make sense for them to deploy some of their 5 g. technologies i think that's where the decision is coming from from technological point of view. we need 5 g. to be deployed we need to be done as soon as possible with the best quality possible with the different prices that will make the u.k. it is more attractive for business and it will continue its leading position you know in the world. state has arrived in london to meet with britain's prime minister comes as relations are marred by the u. case perceived non-cooperation with the probe into american finances jeffrey epstein's death and washington's refusal to extradite a british teens suspected killer the wife of a u.s. intelligence official and artist on th

three minutes of injury time stub isaac hayden doing what no one else had managed all afternoon.ed. one else had managed all afternoon. stjames park collected. the one else had managed all afternoon. st james park collected. the latest update winners. adam wilde, bbc news. goals everywhere apart from vicarage road — that was the lunchtime kick—off between watford and tottenham. watford had a penalty saved, but it's another useful point for them as they look to pull further away from the relegation zone. rob heath reports. another win. 3—0. no problem. cocky but maybe with good reason. four wins in six — unbeaten since the middle of last month. under nigel pearson, watford have experienced a leap rather than just the usual bounce associated with a new manager. for most of the first half, this match did not get off the ground, as flat as the battery in the referee's communication system. it took almost three minutes to sort this mess out. not all of that time was added on, more ammunition for the critics of var. spurs finally carved out a chance. without harry kane, others need to

had a direct impact on their own future, and the eu promised we will be able to carry out our lives isaacr over people, and you are not going to let them vote. so what we want to see happen in the future relationship negotiations, want to see free in cross—border working group right to make reprioritizing of a back trust. it's make reprioritizing of a back trust. it‘s disgraceful that we have been negotiated into this position without essay. a future relationship could be formed. it might. we are quite sceptical about it, because all the signals we have been getting from the uk suggest that they want to move as far away as possible from free movement as they can and have a points—based system, but in our case, we are asking we are a discrete group, we were promised our rights will be protected, we didn‘t get to vote, and it‘s important that people get to carry on their lives as before so they can provide for theirfamily. as before so they can provide for their family. laura, frederick, thank you very much indeed, really, theissues thank you very much indeed, really, the issues we are disc

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. >> reporter: 64-year-old isaac amissiona accused of drugging and raping a guest while working at aberkeley marina. >> the employeened up paying for her dinner and meal and he offered her a complementary glass of wine. shortly after, she started to feel weird and ended up blacking out. >> reporter: police say he sexually assaulted the woman in a hotel room after drugging her. >> when she woke up, was being sexually assaulted. >> reporter: amigga wasn't arrested until a few days before christmas. >> theyened up speaking with the suspect and took dna evidence. after the results he was arrested for rape. >> reporter: they have charged him with rape by use of drugs and rape of an unconscious person. >> we always recommend that you don't accept drinks from people you don't know. but in this case, this is the restaurant super viergz, employee of the hotel. so it's unfortunate. >> reporter: in a statement, the doubletree said "we have no higher priority than our guests' personal safety. when we were notified by local authorities about the aegz, we pledged our whole and complete cooperation

. >> 64-year-old isaac amiga accused of dragging drugging and a guest . the doubletree by hilton berkeley restaurant. >> the employee ended up paying for dinner and her milk and offered her a complimentary glass of wine. shortly after she started to get blackout. >> amiga sexually assaulted a woman in a hotel room after drugging her. >> she woke up and she was being sexually assaulted. >> he wasn't arrested after a few days after christmas. >> detective b king with suspects and getting evidence after the relt drugs and of an unconscious person. police say the defet know. but in this case it was a restaurant supervisor. an employee of the hotel. so it certainly wasn't fortunate. >> he was fired and a statement of the hilton we have no higher priority than our guest safety. when we were i'd notified about this we will provide our complete cooperation. she was struck by the allegation and is now thinking twice about her accommodation. >> can trust this hotel at all. >> just in general. >> i would not recommend anybody staying here and eating here at all. >>

the alameda county's das charge 64-year-old isaac dominguez for a woman after he pays for the mill and giving her think glasses of wine. the woman told him that she felt weird and backed out apparently after being drug. >>> at fire and an apartment complex this morning respondent a dozen people. the fire started in a bedroom on the second floor of the building. just after midnight. cruise from gilroy, san jose, santa clara county and hellfire are responding. 70 people including five children scrambled for safety. fortunately, no one was hurt. he was in his room when he heard screaming outside. >> we heard an explosion, i guess. spoke was coming up. it was huge. it looks red. didn't look like fire. it took just like red stuff. >> reporter:, who lived in the unit where the fire started said that he has been smoking. gilroy file officials say they're looking at that as a possible cause. five units are read tag for some of those families may be allowed to return home tonight. >>> still to come, homeless man on the streets of san jose. what does it is doing to prevent that's like this durin

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isaac boltansky is among his guests.omberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, i am david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, anna edgerton from washington on the stalemate over the impeachment trial. bill allison on the huge fundraising numbers for bernie sanders, and brian swint on sluggish numbers out of europe. where are we with the impeachment? the speaker refuses to send the articles over. what is going to happen? anna: the next step is for the house of representatives to name impeachment resolution that would name the impeached -- the impeachment managers who would present the case in the senate trial. we were expecting that to happen in early january but now it appears to be part of nancy pelosi strategy to delay that to make demands on what the senate trial looks like. it is unclear what leverage she has to shape the contours of the senate trial. we will see what her next s

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and that includes john lynch, a former safety, and earned a super bowl ring with the buccaneers, and isaacruce played most of his career with the rams but two seasons in san francisco. and brian young is a finalist, as well. he earned four trips to the pro bowl. he was part of the super bowl xxix championship team. >>> here it is in my eighth year, and i'm a finalist and i'm, like, wow, appreciating everything moment. i'm very grateful for the guys that have come before me and that have set the standard, and i'm just going to enjoy the moment, keep it all in perspective and enjoy it the best i can. >> indeed. the pro football hall of fame ceremony will be august 8th, in canton, ohio. >>> speaking of the super bowl, from jerseys, to tickets, to hats, super bowl american dice merchandise can be very expensive. >> we are live in miami and we'll show you how you can spot phony items. >> reporter: dave and gasia, great to be with you on this picture-perfect day from miami, but you're absolutely right. officials are really putting the warning out there about conter fit items. last year i went to

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former ride receiver isaac bruce played most of his career with the rams but played two seasons in san francisco. former defensive tackle brian young earned four trips to the pro bowl pit he was part of the super bowl xxix championship team >> i try to keep it all in perspective. you know, it has been seven years and was nominated but never got a chance to go to the semi finals. here it is in my eighth year and i am a finalist but i'm like, wow. >> wow is right the pro football hall of fame ceremony will be august 8 in canton, ohio four night assistant coach katie sauers will make history as the first female in the first openly coach at the super bowl pitch has been with the team since 2017. sauers is an offensive assistant focusing on wide receivers but 49ers quarterback jimmy barack polis says her touch is seen in every practice and every game >> you can imagine a woman around mostly man you got a be a little feisty. katie's got that but i love that about her. she is awesome. she is just, she does everything for us and doesn't get enough credit >> couch sauers says she has learned a