joe concha in new jersey he's a media reporter and a column this for the hill in los angeles we have jamie right she is an attorney and a political strategist also in los angeles we cross the ron paul cone he is a comedian a frequent guest on the jimmy doris show is why. it was host of his own streaming show get your news on with ron all right crosstalk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate joe let me go to you 1st you're a media critic what is the deal with bernie again i mean the disgrace at the democrat last democratic debate is obvious for everyone even the audience saw through it all here what is the deal here with bernie sanders is it because he's popular because he's in the high in the polls because it looks like they're polling the same thing they did in 2016 go ahead yeah bernie should be biting back at this a little bit more at the end but he definitely going after c.n.n. for the way they handled that debate and the bottom line is that bernie sanders is actually unite or of the left and right at least terms of media is concerned becaus

deja vu all over again ok jamie did ok i guess i ask an obvious question obviously c.n.n. didn't equate itself very well how about elizabeth warren did she equator self very well through this go ahead you know look this is a dog situation right whether or not war and manufactured this whole woman can't win presidency thing is neither here nor there at this point i think what she's trying to do is create the distinction between herself and sanders to draw some of sander's. supporters away from him and to her she's trying to tout this idea of like their systems here but sort of let's work with in them so that you think that it is that running honest is that being honest i mean you're saying it's neither here nor there i mean any american politics well i think we shouldn't really on what i don't you think we all should strive for and i mean you know you know we there's a big deal we'll make news ok all right let me go to the let me go to ron worth let me go to ron in los angeles here i mean. i think all of this to watch politics what we all know who bernie sanders is and you

hi, i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> nice to meet you. jon sent me down.said you could tell me a little bit about goldfield. >> sure. well, goldfield was discovered in 1902. >> how big a boom was there during the gold years? >> there was a few years it was the biggest city in nevada. >> that's right! the biggest city in the state! the population was over 20,000, at a time when only 400 people lived in the sleepy outpost of las vegas. restaurants, theaters, and saloons with gambling halls are everywhere, while miners earn $5 a day, twice the average wage. what was this building? >> this here was a bank at one time. and it was a mining office also. nixon and wingfield were well-known moneymen. >> nixon and wingfield owned goldfield consolidated mines. by 1907, it's the 17th-largest corporation in the u.s. but by 1911, gold production declines rapidly, and the boom goes bust. i recall a quote from mark twain. is it true that a gold mine is a hole in the ground next to a liar? >> definitely. more money made on promotions than there has been producing gold. >>

hey, i'm jamie. >> hello, jamie. >> how are you?teven. >> tell me about this car. >> well it's a '37 chevrolet, so it's 77 years old. so, i've had it quite a bit of it's life. >> part of the family. >> yes, it is. >> oh, my. i've just gotten the keys. >> we can do that. >> let's go. >> all right. >> you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. >> all right. hold on. whoo-hoo! now we're talking! [ tires screech ] this would work for me in new york. auctioneer yvette vanderbrink is here, too. so, yvette, you know, you see these shiny red cars, and, i mean, you can tell there must be some value here. but some of them look like junk. but they're not? >> no. they're not junk. you know, it's a different trend in the car-collecting hobby now. >> that trend is called patina. it refers to the factory-original paint that shows the ravages of time. some car collectors relish that vintage, barn-find look and spray a clear coat of varnish on top to preserve it. that could be good news for the

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i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie.meet you. >> i know i came here to see your inheritance, this magnificent car, but when we're done, you got to take me for a ride in this. >> all right. we'll see about that. >> i'm on my best behavior. >> okay. >> to appreciate the car, says matt, you first need to know about his dad and why his 1967 corvette meant so much to him. keith litavsky is born in lisle, illinois, in 1944. world war ii is drawing to a close. the cold war is about to begin. america is leading the charge, and nowhere is the country's muscle bolder than on american roadways, which gm, ford and chrysler are pumping with some of the coolest cars on earth. >> now it wasn't all about just having a four-door family car like it had been in the past. >> auto analyst john kraman. >> the manufacturers jumped on board with a variety of high-performance cars, wild colors, the styling really affected by the aviation theme with the big fins and and the wild, futuristic styling. >> no wonder keith loves cars from boyhood. lon

>>jamie, thank you that's jamie chambers live in los angeles thanks jamie.

i'm jamie. >> well, hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> great to meet you.hanks for inviting me deep into louisiana. it sure is pretty. >> well, i've got a lot to show you. come this way. >> larry invites me in to see some of his father's civil war ships. this is one cool viewer submission. which one is that? >> this is the eastport, which was on the red river here in natchitoches parish. it was one of the largest ironclads of the civil war. it was 280 foot long, and it weighed 770 tons. >> with the civil war, i first think of great armies clashing at gettysburg, shiloh, and antietam, not naval battles. but that's the story these miniature vessels tell. when war between the states breaks out in 1861, union general winfield scott creates the anaconda plan. the idea -- blockade southern ports, take control of the mississippi, and, like a huge snake, squeeze the south into submission. the union builds a navy of more than 600 ships. >> they would commandeer boats from people -- ferry boats, paddle-wheelers, anything that floated and they could put a gun on it. >

jamie is plain the doubles. and andy is doing his latest recovery. in doubles. cancelled due to the weather. he is an action tomorrow. andy is at home. i don't know if he is watching on the telly but it is on at the own time of day, but it is on at the own time of day, but just trying to but it is on at the own time of day, butjust trying to recover his latest setback. i'm sure he would be watching jamie come monte? hope so! some other notable results today. angelique kerber through today. plus, someone who could... in the men's draw, we saw medvedev go through and alexander's thereof, two people who could challenge the established order, with djokovic, roger federer and roth and adele kept to take home the cabbage of this year —— rafael nadal. nick kyrgios is also through to round three along with rafa nadal. the top seed normally has pinpoint accuracy, but it wavered slightly during his victory against argentina's federio delbonis. his return smacked into the ball girl next to the umpire's chair. she didn't seem too badly hurt, luckily, but general

in the hots put you seat, jamie.surprise that the houseboats on the war powers act and the democrats support that. what was more of a surprise was met gains, a republican from florida who came out criticizing the president not so much about what he did but what about -- but about not stepping up with congress. >> if the members of the armed services have the courage to go and fight and die in these wars, as congress we should have the courage to vote for them or against them. i support the president. killing soleimani was the right decision, but another forever were in the middle east would be the wrong decision and that is why i am voting for this resolution. david: i don't normally hear him come out against the president on anything. he was for taking out soleimani, but he disagrees with the continuation of hostility. does that give you any pause? jamie: i don't think they are cracks. i think there was a possibility at this point. mo, he's an interesting figure. bombastic,times throwing out red meat, supporting the

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>>jamie, thank you that's jamie chambers livein los angeles thanks jamie. >>it is day 6 of president ump's impeachment trial and his defense team is making its casewhy a book by former national security viser joh bolt news now cong into question. >>and the ill concerning hit-and-runs iheard on the assembly floor and cramento, what's ne for the bill known as the gap and slaw whe 're talkinmore colby >>the big story yesterday today and for the foseeable future. the world halost a legend in fans around it are now mourning koby bryant was not onlysynomous with the lakers organization of course but also with the city of la itself. >>and cner powell reports now owhat he meant to the los anles community. >>we went to saw the tragic death of kobe bryant has sent shock waves aroundthe world. >>wasn't is what he accomplished and how it comes to fans friends and fellow players around the world morning, one of the greatest players ever to grace the basketball court you things like a bad. >>in a bad dream brian his 13 year-old daughter gianna parish ang with 7 others. >

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>>at the staples center in los angeles for us jamie.describe what the atmosphere is like out there and are there are still people out there. >>yeah, there's still hundreds 100's of people thousands throughout e day have been walking into the shadow of e house be built here at staples center we're also sharing the ofthe road right now with the grammys so it's just this convergence of people and that the mood is certainly somber most times when you talk to fans they still really can't believe that it happened along with it being such a shocking loss that you can take a some of these pictures from earlier in the day thes are people just congregated impromptu just utside staples center and for time the security was really holding them back because of the grammys because of the massve crowds that were coming in for the music festival that was coming through here. but thns persisted th pushed forward and they certainly re here to remember that 5 time champion we were here court covering it for the three-peat in the early 2 thousands. gold med

you were talk about that with jamie dimon.markle getting the queen's consent to live part-time in canada. this decision coming out of a royal crisis summit concerning the cu couple's decision to step back from their duties. harry arrived two hours early to meet with her royal highness alone. canada has yet to decide if they will pay for security which could cost upwards of $1 million a year for the couple. american muscle taking home top honors in the motor city. the 2020 corvette named the north american car of the year by a panel of automotive journalists. the model is a complete redesign with the engine moved to the back of the car which is similar to some other high end sports cars we've talked about on the show. the base price for the 2020 corvette, maria, $60,000. i'll send it back to you and dagen. to me, a car is something that gets me from point a to point b. you are more into this stuff than i am. maria: it's not electric, right? cheryl: she's the girl. maria: it looks good. what do you think, dagen? dagen: are they

party, is jamie carter and gerald ford. very bitter campaign in 19796 pretty. >> it was incredibly bitter. they hated one another. and yet would they both went to a funeral after the presidency, they it's been a lot of time in the plane and they realized that it they really like each other. of course, gerald ford's funeral, jamie carter spoke and said that probably no two presidents have enjoyed such a close relationship as they did. they become very warm and the friendship. >> harry truman is also quoted in error couple of times. he was willing to speak on the record i guess. >> he spoke with margaret. so what he said was contemporaneously made unfiltered somewhat. and a lot of it came out of 1961 book the world history both miller where he would talk about earlier presidents. he would say, franklin was a complete physical. you definitely he had things to say. it stood who is he talking about when he said this. this is harry truman again. his goal is man i ever met. in a give a damn personally, for me are you or anyone els

jamie foxx plays walter mcmillen.sponsibility to take on this role. >> jimmy: it really spoke to you when you heard his story and heard about it. >> i felt like, listen, this thing happened 30-some-odd years ago, but it feels like it could have happened yesterday. >> jimmy: have you ever played a living person before? >> a living person before? no. >> jimmy: so that's like, you must be nervous when you show them the movie, him the movie the first time. >> yeah, i played oscar grant, fruitvale station. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he was tragically murdered. but i got a chance to know him through the people who knew him the best. i got a chance to watch the movie with his mom and family members. this situation, being able to play brian, he's there, he's a resource. i can call him. i can ask him for help if i get stuck anywhere. if i need to look to him for, for motivation for things. but then also he can call me and tell me what i'm messin' up, too. >> jimmy: did he do that? >> no, he was actually really excited that i played it

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching.eritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com >> a texas family inherits a houseful of history worth millions. >> bam! >> bob davis was a world-class collector. >> [ imitates sword whooshing ] >> he had a love affair with these items. >> that's smart. >> and speaking of love affairs... >> what's this gun? >> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrow gang. >> the barrows? like bonnie and clyde barrow? >> like bonnie and clyde. >> their violent exploits spawned a legend... >> those images of these young outlaws shooting up the highways of america... [ gunshots ] ...somehow touches people. >> ...that may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed. people on the telephones are bidding. there's intense interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> it was a mind-blower to watch. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

congressman jamie raskin of maryland's eighth district. [applause] a former champion, representative don buyer of virginia. from california's 25th district, representative katie hill. [applause] and from virginia 10, congresswoman jennifer wexton. [applause] you better do well. representative chris pappas from new hampshire one. [applause] welcome.

i'm jamie colby. thanks so much for watching "strange inheritance."e ] [ train whistle blows ] >> a texas-sized model railway... >> do you have any idea what steve spent to put this together? >> i've always heard $1 million. >> ...built by a man on a mission. >> he's telling his life story in trains. >> he is. he is. yes. >> whenever he would add something to it, he said, "you want to see your inheritance again?" >> an inheritance freighted with memories. >> so tell me the truth. did y'all make out at that movie theater? >> no, not that one. [ both laugh ] >> will their plan fall apart? >> your first cut could be the end of this railroad. >> well... [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby driving through dallas, texas. what do you get when you couple a one-track mind to a boxcar full of bucks? a strange inheritance that i'm told is just the ticket. >> my name is jane sanders. my husband, steve, was always into his model trains. but when he got sick, they became much more than a hobby. they took him on the tr

jamie vardy could not beat him.n at the final act, a final twist, ashley westwood smashing in a in a winner. a much—needed victory, things suddenly feeling a little brighter around burnley.

that's the big deal. >> that was jamie yukccas. that is the news for this friday.later. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm nikki battiste. . >>> it's >>> it's friday, january 17h, >>> it's fr 2020.january 17h, this is >>> historic impea trial. the senate trial opens as the trump administration is accused of breaking the law by withholding ai missile attack in iraq last week. >>> weekend wallop. blizzard conditions could bring half a foot of snow as winter weather sweeps across much of the countrpthe countryy cbs

impeachment remain in the house maryland congressman jamie raskin says the articles won't be sent to the upper chamber. >>and 2 republicans promise a real trial we're not going to send the articles of impeachment over until there are the most minimal precautions set for a real fair trial regardless president trump maintains his impeachment holds no merit to big fat hoax for now it's unclear when or even if the stalemate between democrats and republicans will be broken. >>reporting in washington, i'm morgan right. >>more than 400 guatemalan migrants arrive back to their country yesterday after being deported from the united states. that's according to the central american nations migration institute, the deported migrants arrived in guatemala on guatemala's air force flights from brownsville and el paso texas as well as 1, 5 from arizona. last year more than a 100,000 guatemalans were deported from the us and mexico. the guatemalan government's migration agency confirms at least 54,000 were deported from the us and the rest from

jamie yuccas, cbs news, eden, australia. >> o'donnell: imagine that, those handmeat pouches and mittens for all of those animals. we'll be right back.

here to fill in the silence, democratic congressman jamie raskin of maryland [ applause ] congressman. i know you've been sort of intimately involved in thinking through this entire process from the beginning, and i guess i just have kind of a technical question about -- lay out for us what happens over the next, say, five to seven days. >> okay. thank you for having me, chris. i should say that no impeachment managers have been chosen, and i don't know anything about the process. so that's up to the speaker. let me just say where we are. the role of the house of representatives is to bring these indictments, and we brought two charges as you know. abuse of power and obstruction of the congress. so now it goes to a trial in the senate, and the speaker withheld sending the articles over precisely because mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham, the chair of the senate judiciary committee, were essentially saying they were working with the defendant in the case, and lindsey graham was saying, i don't care about the facts. i don't care about the evidence.

jamie yuccas, cbs news, eden, australia. >> imagine that, those handmade pouches and mittens for allnimals. the world is taking notice. we'll be right back. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from our cbs studios in washington, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. there is breaking news as we come on the air tonight. we have been following it all evening because we have learned that iran has just launched dozens of ballistic missiles at two locations in iraq where u.s. troops are based. the pentagon saying late tonight the missiles were fired from iranian territory in retaliation for the u.s. drone strike in baghdad last week that killed iran's top general. we heard from the president today who said that he was prepared to strike back strongly if iran retaliated. tonight, we can tell you american b-52s are being moved closer to the region in a show of strength. this comes as the white house is

let's start with where we left off with jamie harrison, your reaction.timistic are you that democrats can actually win a senate seat in south carolina? >> well, doug jones told us that anything's possible. >> that was an extenuating circumstance. >> it's been kind of extenuating the way lindsey graham is approaching national politics these days. anybody who hitches their wagon that tightly to president trump should be ready for their career and their reputation to go up in smoke at any moment. it's been strange to watch him -- he kind of has an instinct of morality sometimes, you hear him say something where he's going to hold the president accountable and then taps right back. it puts anybody in danger who holds president that close. >> meanwhile, joe biden expected to give remarks this afternoon on foreign policy. he's expected to address the situation in iran, but he's facing new attacks now from one of his rival, senator bernie sanders, who claims that biden's foreign policy record specifically has negatively impacted this country. here's part of wha

jami, let me start with you, the defense.ar what did we l today? this was supposed to be a trailer? >> yes, i like thaphrase. you go to the movies and you get a little sneak peek, and that's pretty much wh they did. they outlined wat will be their rebuttal to the argument to remove president trump from office. they laid out why they say the president did not violate the law. he was acting in his presidential capacity, theyy sa, and anything that he did was not an i oeachabense. and they addressed, in prequel fashion, both articles of impeachment. idand then they , you know, we'll sit down for today and come back at you monday with a more detailed rebuttal. >> sreenivasan: so, in this, ryan, one of the central ntentions that they have is that what you've been hearing for three days over 24 hours is an incomplete set of facts. what are they talking about? what ithe new information that the democrats have been hing? >>o, that wawhat they tried to do. they tried to suggest here we are presenting to you new information you haven't heard in the past three days. but a large part of it was

jamie davies was 17 when he joined the four rifles.ink, hang on, go make sure you see somebody. but three in three months. five years later, jamie left the army but was left with post—traumatic stress disorder. for him, every time he fell asleep it was hell. he couldn't escape it. they are screaming stuff and shaking and thrashing about in bed. it just. .. it breaks you, because you just want to help them. yeah, i loved how he always looked after people... jamie tried desperately hard to lead a normal life, throwing himself into the local rugby club, but he didn't get the help he needed. but, yeah, it would be like when we were at a train station and, like, the tannoy would go off, and i think that would trigger something and he just disappear. and then, two weeks ago, it all got too much. he just sort of... he switched his phone off, because because he knew we would geo—tag him and we'd find him, and he didn't want to be found. when i did get the message, itjust... my heart sank. it said, i love you, and i'm sorry, i don't want to do

she said jamie diamonds on the phone. i said okay.laughter] >> there is so much going on coming back to your book mother wisdom dealing with the foreclosure crisis i know she would have told me to hold fast to conviction and listened to my gut because the outcome is not clear but the gut will tell you if you're on the right track and you'll know what decision to make. what i listened to my gut these days is a whole different meaning because the last time i heard this someone said i'm doing deals and i'm not being accommodated by the fed. because i have a guy and it tells me more sometimes than anybody else's brain can tell me. >> president trump, trump, november 2018. what's the difference between your gut. [laughter] and his gut. [laughter] >> i would say there is a thing about leadership that you have to have the courage to do things even if it's not in your personal best interest. [applause] and you cannot be gutless when it comes to making those decisions you have to put the peoples needs before your personal needs. and i hope thi