jason? jason: dershowitz is absolutely right.to be this and it was that and there was this. but now what really bothers me is here we are less than a week before the senate will convene, nancy pelosi goes to the floor of the house of representatives to make the case against the president. watch what she says, because it's just not true. >> and using appropriated funds and acted in a bipartisan way by this congress, funds that were meant to help the ukraine fight the russians. president considered that his private atm machine, i guess, and said he could say to the president he could make "do me a favor." "do me a favor"? do you paint houses, too? what is this, "do me a favor"? so we have a situation that is very sad. pete: you don't remember "do me a favor." pete: that is not what the president said. she is totally making that up. this point has been made time and time again by the democrats. it's wholly inaccurate. i want to actually show you and read to you what donald trump actually said, what the transcript says. it says "i wo

jason, back to you. >> jason: david, thank you. joining us for reaction is michael wald, along with "fox & friends" weekend co-host, pete. i want to thank both of you for being here, both of you have served our country, both over there in the region. i want to start with you. you're a first green beret to be a member of congress. but you have some deep, intimate knowledge here. tell us about the significance,d if the reports are true, that suleimani is dead and the others are dead, tell the viewers here what does that mean? >> this is a bold, decisive, and frankly long overdue move on the part of the united states told take down soleimani. just so everyone knows, he's directly responsible for the deaths of hundreds of american soldiers, thousands if not tens of thousands of people across the middle east. he's the equivalent of iran's n head of cia and special forces that runs all of their militias and proxies f across lebanon, syria, and iraq. and particularly in the height of the iraq war, we're running the iranian-backed iraqi-sh

jason jason one of them is going to drop.ppen. there is a real genuine rift between the two. and when they start going into new hampshire, where they are each next door neighbors. i have got to tell you, i think the gloves -- this is a little bit of a preview. but when it gets down into the actual voters, look out. pete: tame. jason: they do not. pete: iowa caucus doesn't matter. if your 15% they go. jason: they have a rule change in iowa. if you are winning, you have to stick with it. you can't flip flop like you used to in the past. rachel: she looks so unlikeable in that clip. pete: she loves beer though. remember that clip? headlines, major winter storm moving across the midwest and into the northeast. snow and ice causing a mess on the roads. dash cam shows a pickup truck sliding off the road and crashing into a cop car. incredibly no one has hurt. the storms also canceling 400 flights and delaying 350 today alone. when we read that in the 6:00 hour. it was 200, now it's 350 flights delayed alone today. ski resort. one p

host: let's turn back to jason dick. jason: senator, as your former colleague, joe biden, might say, the senate trial is a big deal. and you do want to put aside politics and be solemn in your oaths. it's also crowding, though, into the political calendar in a way that impacts directly four of your colleagues who are running for president, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and michael bennett. obviously we don't know how long this trial will last, but is there a danger that some of your colleagues and some of the people outside in the political sphere are going to get a little antsy if this thing starts to drag into february 3, where the iowa caucus are and the following weekend in new hampshire and then nevada and south carolina. i mean, at what point do people start thinking we need to get this over with so people can run for president? sen. cardin: there's always -- there will always be terrible -- always be external events that occur that are inconvenient to our senate responsibilities, and i understand

for erin's widower jason his dream is gone.mpty chair and empty ache as he and so many infa the familiar try to keep putting one foot in front of the other. >> it's a dance between the grief of their loss to the joy and the blessing of having experienced them. >> it's like seeing a meteor. you wouldn't curse your luck that you saw this meteor. you would just be thankful you were blessed to see it so we just have to cling to that, just that, wow. how amazing that we got to spend a good part of our life with two of the most precious people on the planet. ♪ >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> first up on msnbc, point, counterpoint. >>> a new fallout from the tangled web. how close rudy giuliani associate and more unraveling about the stories and people around him. >> adding up the price of freedom for meghan and harry and interpretations of exactly what happened. good morning. it's sunday, january 19th. >> they loss the hrh? what does it mean? >> were they pushe

jason chaffetz? >> jason: i think he is absolutely right.bligation of the senate is to listen to the case that was put together in the house of representatives. if adam schiff is trying to argue both things, we have a rock-solid case. it is open and shut. but we need to hear from a holistic other people. i don't think that is going to win back the day. i think the obligation is to listen as they presented it to the senate without having to open up a whole bunch of other things i could make this go on for another year appears year. >> harris: . >> harris: maria. >> marie: this is not about joe biden or hunter biden and what they did or not do. it is about donald trump and whether or not he abused his office to look into something. so republicans are really trying to focus on hunter and joe. >> dagen: 21 republican state attorneys explained in a letter about the corrupt purposes through that they are using in article one, which we are going to hear about today, is not a legitimate basis to impeach a president. to doing what is legal to be poli

the >> jason: i could not care less issue. i just giggle.the uniforms and i have the greatest respect for the queen, but everybody else -- >> jeanne: they don't. >> melissa: they did not even tell the queen. that was the best part. they just made the announcement. >> jeanne: listen, i did not know that you could divorce your family, this is all new to me. >> melissa: they are not going to give up the royal title. >> kennedy: it is not real! good lord. >> jeanne: i'm not a big fan. i don't want my kids divorcing me. >> kennedy: i feel bad for william and kate. they have been ostracized. and now these two. >> melissa: they disrespected the only one that counts, the queen. >> jeanne: but i don't think meghan markle can be blamed completely. >> kennedy: thank you for bringing jason chaffetz utah style to the couch. we are back at noon eastern, "outnumbered overtime" with harris faulkner starts right n now. >> harris: fox news alert on a stunning development in that plane crash in iran. pentagon officials say that they believe iran shot down that

i'm sure we would like to go on for hours on this topic but we've got some limited time today but jason. want to just to have you help us set the stage because i know that you have been one of the people calling this impeachment process somewhat of a farce somewhat appropriate but set the stage for the history of this moment and do you find it a historic moment yourself well it's a historic moment that i think ultimately on the political side will be good for president but i think this is terrible for the country and i think for the what it sets up for impeachment in years going forward so far international friends i think what's important to realize is there's a 0 percent chance the president trump is going to be removed from office and what we're seeing here with impeachment is just as some of the founders with madison hamilton wrote that whatever party controls whichever house of congress ultimately leads to where the votes are going to be the only bipartisan vote that there has been in this process has been against these 2 articles of impeachment so i'm one who's very much believe t

jason: special role indeed. thank you.ve schwarzman, chairman and ceo of blackstone joins me from the white house. we too heavy with the spirit steve: thanks a lot. glad to be here. jason: you were in the room and this was a culmination of a a lot of work by a lot of people, not the least of which you. you spent a lot of time doing some shuttle diplomacy here. what tipped this to a deal? steve: this got to be a deal basically because it has been going on for three years. since we really started this. it was two days before davos three years ago. of nearave had a lot misses. a little bit of success and now i a lot of success. i think it takes a while for each country to figure out what it really wants to get out of a trade agreement. what it wants to get out of the compliance. the opening of its markets. and for china, you have to remember that the u.s. and china, other than the wto, deal in 2001, fundamentally has not had a trade agreement since the 1940's. it has been achieved -- what has been achieved is very significant

sports and from los angeles jason kemp a donya he's the law and the bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio our good to see you jason what more can you tell us about the helicopter crash well right now video from the sea the crash is actually still smoldering and it crashed about 930 local time this morning we don't really know exactly what caused the crash but i will tell you this that it was extremely foggy around southern california this morning and actually the fog bank is rolling back in now and we know that he was going to a basketball tournament one of his own tournaments the mambo cup 2 as he referred it to and that's when the crash happened but exactly what caused that crash we still don't know that yet and those answers may take days or weeks before we know something official ok so days and weeks a very tragic death indeed kobe bryant's fans are in shock let's listen to how they've been reacting. i just know that my wife and i just got married on a 24 for koby literally 45 years of living i have not felt this much grief and love for one man the day has passed for city i

let's go straight to los angeles now i'm joined by jason camp and he's the bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio there good day to you jason and this story this loss has affected so many people where you are what more do we know about the crash right now not very much we know that he asked in a helicopter from orange county felt 40 miles south of los angeles and was traveling to northern los angeles county for a basketball tournament that his daughter was going to play and some other parents and coaches and their children were also on board plus the pilot were hearing that fog may have played a factor in the crash i can tell you that sunday morning i mean it was extremely foggy it was very thick in southern california and it just kind of blanket it the entire region that's not official but you can you can surmise that from just walking outside going why would you risk. being in a helicopter when you're flying through the hills and things like that. when such dense fog is hard to believe to be honest with you ok jason momoa what made koby bryant more largely such a giant in sports duri

jason, we gave gates my radio microphone. we can't pay him. he did it for free. >> i loved it. >> sean: you did great. what i want to know jason, this is the game they are playing. they want to be able to hold this in perpetuity. the senate can't allow the house to dictate the terms?e >> no, the constitution says they have the sole power to

jason: there are always individual option and opportunities out there.n the united states, you have seen multiple expansion in 2019. 2018 was multiple compression. 2018 was a good earnings and 2019 was bad, but i think the multiple expansion determined by rates, you see lower rates leading to higher multiples. i am not sure you have much room for lower rates. i think we have much more vulnerability. toh valuations, low spreads corporate bonds, those things don't mean you will have a crash or correction, that means you are more vulnerable. amanda: there is an interesting chart we were looking at from abigail doolittle, showing copper versus the s&p five under. -- s&p 500. it looked like it was on the march up and it verged to the down side -- diverged to the downside, pre-coronavirus. is there some signal here about global growth? or is it sector specific? jason: the joke is obviously, dr. copper. it is about cycles and industrial recovery. we saw through the course of 2019, we saw numbers get worse globally and stabilize. copper iserhaps indicating that

i know jason's going to make the case for georgia. everybody has a different state it could be, right? but you are right. iowa and new hampshire may have had their time as the perfect place for a first in the nation caucus or primary. it does not represent the diversity of the nation now. >> at all. >> and importantly, given the importance of early primary states and their ability to knock out otherwise competitive candidates, let them try to perform in a diverse state, a hypercompetitive state right out of the gate. >> or in a bunch of states like super tuesday. this is cut one from my producers on the point of trying to establish their national security bona fides. here are the candidates talking about something that isn't recent national security issue. it's the iraq war. take a lesson. >> i said 13 years ago it was a mistake to give the president the authority to go to war if in fact he couldn't get inspectors into iraq to stop what was thought to be the attempt to get a nuclear weapon. it was a mistake, and i acknowledge that. >>

jason: it's fascinating, because the chief justice could -- the

i think of jason chambers, who i met a few months ago. jason is a former resident of tacoma's stability site, where one big tent shelters smaller individual tents in the dome district in tacoma. this temporary sheltering approach serves as a transitional step to getting into a more permanent housing solution. jason was one of the first folks when that facility opened. he told me something pretty profound. he simply said that that stability site saved his life, because the resources there helped him work through a chemical dependency problem and get an apartment. and he's using this success now to help others in the same situation. when i met him that day, he was checking on other residents at the site and is using his experience to help others. i want to thank jason for his leadership and for being here today. jason, thanks a lot for being here today. appreciate it. good to see you. i know our patience and compassion for this topic can become strained, but we cannot grow cynical or discouraged. the immediate need for many on the streets i

jason johnson, politics editor over at the root. former u.s. attorney joyce vance, who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. and chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and a former senior fbi official. good evening and welcome to you all. senator, knowing that chamber as you do, were any minds changed as of tonight? >> you know, my sources, my friends on the hill who i've talked to electronically since they adjourned tonight, and i think chuck schumer confirmed this, at the end of schiff's presentation tonight the republicans were listening. he gave a pretty powerful closing 40 minutes. and i think -- and maybe this is i just want it this way, that there will be at least enough senators to decide that it's time to have documents and witnesses at an actual trial. you know, there's three choices when somebody's accused of wrongdoing in this country. the person accused can say i did it, have mercy on me. clearly trump is not going to do that. you know, you can say he did it but it's not impeachable, have mercy on him. or i didn't do it and i've g

back with us again, maya wiley, jason johnson, joyce vance, chuck rosenberg.g as i've known you, you have never paused to celebrate the creation of the wheel or its creator. >> you know what? and i'm so happy that more people are paying attention to thomas edison. >> i'm hearing a lot about edison. >> the man is a perpetual lawyer. he is a fabulist. if i were to ever sit down and talk to donald trump i would say what do you think of tony stark in iron man? and he would literally tell me that tony stark was a brilliant genius we needed to protect. it wouldn't matter what you say he'd find some excuse to say he's knowledgeable and -- but what it speaks to is why on earth would anyone who cares about the future of this country, business or sovereignty or anything else like that, defend someone who is so immune to the truth in any and all circumstances? >> maya wiley, i took some notes there. he does good at rockets he said of elon musk. >> he's never seen anything land without wings. i want to back up a minute because i actually find that very both sad and distur

jason had been involved in a minor collision on the m1 in south yorkshire.n that section of motorway had been converted to a full—time running lane. with no emergency refuge in sight, jason and his fellow motorist were forced to stop in a live lane and to exchange details. there is a steep bank immediately behind the safety barrier for nowhere for them to move off of the road. instead, they were left exposed when a lorry hit one of the stationary vehicles, killing them both instantly. motoring organisations including the rac and aa has been wanting for some time that alr presents unacceptable risk, concerns echoes by local authorities and police forces. yesterday it came to light that the aa are no longer out roadside assistance on lane—running motorways due to serious safety concerns. how bad doesn't have to get up before the minister asked? minister, the safety of motorists must always be paramount. before this game even began the covenant lies inundated with warnings about the inmate risks of inlaid running and urged if he think about the approach to incr

steve, that's exactly the point my favorite jason, jason johnson, was making before the break. you have numbers that can help us get at this topic. >> yeah. pete buttigieg and the black vote. i was talking a few minutes ago about the potential for iowa, for new hampshire, for somebody to sort of change the race by winning there. certainly that's what buttigieg hopes. but let's say he wins iowa. let's say he wins new hampshire. what happens when the race goes down to south carolina, the state with a large black population, the earliest state with a large black population, to go 60% of the electorate there will be black. this is the most recent polling out of south carolina. we see buttigieg in contention in iowa and new hampshire. he's at 4% in south carolina. he's losing to biden 9-1, and this gets to that challenge buttigieg has faced the entire campaign. so far there is zero evidence that he has been able to address this. this is a national poll of black democratic voters, came out just a couple days ago. biden nearly 50% of the black vote. sanders the only other candidate in

jason, we have been talking about netflix and ibm earnings. how much pressure is there on big tech to deliver in terms of holding up overall market multiples? and do you think that a by a large, they are in a position to satisfy what the markets want given the extraordinary gains we have seen? jason: yeah, i think the contrast is very important. two very different companies. i mentioned earlier cloud spending as a portion of budgets in general with large-cap companies has been important. as opposed to the numbers i have seen, close to half of. ibm is in a good place. where we take a more dim view would be in the speculative growth names. like netflix, tesla, where there is momentum there, yes, but let earnings quality numbers in the balance sheet numbers and the ability to generate profitability at some point in the future is very much in doubt. scarlet: mike, how do you look at netflix's results? it is not even a technology stock, is it? mike: consumer stock, yeah, if you are worried about tech as a relates to the overall market, netflix can

jason told police around 11:00 p.m. the men pulled up to the dirt road.geant and detective scott stoleman took us there. >> the package is supposed to be taped somewhere up along the power pole. >> greg carried a bright bike light gaven his friend a child's baseball bat just in case. the men walked along the path and looked for the package but couldn't find it. greg scanned the area with his light and then noticed there in the brush -- >> he sees it is actually a person laying on the ground holding a sniper rifle. >> that's terrifying. >> terrifying. >> the man appeared to be wearing camouflage. greg or jason yelled, gun! or maybe run. >> and they turned and took off back to the car. and that's when greg was shot. and as they were running back, they're hearing multiple bullets, multiple rounds whizzing past their head. >> they got in the car and took off. butten in greg realized how badly he was injured. he pulled over. >> 911. >> and jason called 911. >> greg was being hunted. >> correct. he just didn't know the trap he was walking into. nor who was hunt

jason, how nervous are you? how apprehensive are you?ause it is obviously a virus that is pretty dangerous, it has killed 56 people we know in china, and it has now spread to other countries. it is getting, like a more scary by the day, especially as we don't hear that much. i went to the hospital la st that much. i went to the hospital last weekjust for a checkup, and everyone there was in full body suits, masks, it is like a scene out ofa suits, masks, it is like a scene out of a film, it is very surreal at the moment. hmm. is your temptationjust to stay in your apartment because it is dangerous to go outside, or are you getting cabin fever there? we are getting cabin feedback, yes, but we know it is much safer to stay indoors whilst we can, so we are just staying put and playing a waiting game until we hear anything else. jason, from what you have seen, what you make of the way the chinese authorities have handled this? are they being quite open about it? we are finding out most of oui’ about it? we are finding out most of our informa

>>jason says his mom grew up in northern california and he's cheered for the niners since their dynastys she at young e watching joe montana and rry rice 3rd touchdown passes after touchdown passes in super bowl. i think when she met me she saw the 49 ers flag in my room so shknew right then i was niners fan their 2 young kids watchalong in their parents encourage them to cheer for the team of their choice i told jason probably. >>and you kn 6 or 8 weeks ago, i said this is what's going to come to its going to the super bowl as communities and he kept telling me no known as schip ian ship sunday saw the stson's rooting for each other's teams, but on super bowl sunday. they will stick to their loyalties if e niners win all be shooting fireworks outside popping champag and if the chiefs win all probably betty bummed out for the time ing there's no friendly wager on th upcoming super bowl, however, jason stinson tells me he's considering purchasing brand-new tv for the family to watch this upcoming game on and one can bet everyone will be pinned to that screeon super bowl sunday. >>sean mc

jason and i got together relatively later in life.d to us that we weren't going to be together forever. i'm terrified that it's going to be a coach full of kids next. claire's story matters. smart motorways have become important in keeping traffic moving on the crucial roads that connect our country. the plan is based on one motorway in the midlands. this is the m42, just south of birmingham, and it's always a busy road, and it's very busy, almost static sometimes, during the rush hour, so the plan was to try and ease congestion. the idea was simple — to turn the hard shoulder into an extra lane. the smart motorway was born. what they also offered was live control and more technology, cameras to spot broken—down vehicles, lane closures to keep people safe. the m42 was a success. so 200 miles were introduced in england, with 300 more planned. they're now scattered across the busiest bits of our motorway network, but do drivers understand them? do you know what a smart motorway is? no. haven't got a clue, sorry. you've just driven throu

>>jason jesse had been married for a dozen ars the super bowl might be a longly contentious matter in this home since jesse the life lo chiefs fan has jason who loves hininers to contend with on super bowl sunday. what do you think the final steon's come by their teams honestly jesse is a kaas native who has alys been loyal to the hiefs. jason says his mom and he's cheered for the ornia niners since their dynasty days she at young age watching joe montana and jerry ri 3rd touchdown passes after touchdown passes in super bowl. i think when she met me she saw the 49 ers flag in my room so she knew right then i was niners fan their 2 young kids watch along in their parents encourage them to cheer for the team of eir choice i told jason probably. >>and you know 6 or 8 weeks ago, i said this what's going to come to its going to the super bowl as communities and he kepttelling me no known as schip ian ship sunday saw the stinson's rooting for ea other's team but on super bowl sunday. they will stick to their loyalties if the niners win all be shooting fireworks outside popping champagne and

go to jason dickey dick roll call -- jason of cq roll call. the impeachment trial is a big deal, but it is also crowding the calendar for four of your colleagues running for president, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and michael bennet. we don't know how long the trial will last, but is there a danger some of your colleagues are going to get antsy if this thing starts to drag into the iowathird, when caucuses are, and then the following weekend in nevada and new hampshire and south carolina. at what point do people start thinking, we need to get this over so we can run for president? senator cardin: there will always be external events that may be inconvenient to our senate responsibilities. and i understand the residential election is a major event, but a trial for impeachment is a major responsibility for the president of the united states, for the united states senate, and that must take priority. i think we are just going to put that aside. there are advantage that those four colleagues of mine have being a united states se

and jason, what are your feelings about it? how apprehensive are you?is pretty dangerous, it has killed 56 people we know in china. and it has now spread to other countries. it's getting more scary by the day, especially as we don't hear that much. i went to the hospital last week for a checkup, and everyone there is in full body suits, masks, it's like you see on the films, very surreal at the moment. so is your temptation just to stay in your apartment, because it is potentially dangerous to go outside, or do you wa nt to dangerous to go outside, or do you want to get out, are you getting cabin fever? we are getting cabin fever, but we know it is much safer to stay indoors whilst we can, so we arejust to stay indoors whilst we can, so we are just staying put in playing the waiting game at the moment until we hear anything else. what do you think, jason, from what you've seen of the way that the chinese authorities have handled this? are they being quite open about it? we are finding out most of our information from friends and co—workers through messa

>>bay area sports night 7 o'clock on the kron on app see they're going to have no right mark jason. thank you both in entertainment news, tonight's rock roll hall of fame announced his 20 20 inductees th doobie brothers of san jose will join. >>the sh mode whitney houston 9 inch nails the notorious b i g and t rex said all be in rock and roll's exclusive club. >>a band or performer cannot benominate until 25 years after their first album is released the doobie started in 1970, the 35th annual rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony takes place may 2nd. in cleveland winner stands can be carried live on hbo join check it out for a set. >>yeah let's take a look at this midwinter storm already starting to make its way right into california along the northwest ren rit now no arri inthe bay area in just a few hours in the overnight hours but peaking fothose of you in the north bay right around sunrise, but for the sanfrancisco peninsula and in the east bay we' gng to notice the bulk of that wet weather right around mid morning at 9 o'clock but for those of you in the south bay. it w

congressman jason crow of colorado is a member of the armed services committee. mr. crow serves our country army ranger in iraq and afghanistan. efore coming -- running for congress, mr. crow was a espected litigator in private practice in colorado. ongresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. congresswoman sylvia garcia is a member of the house judiciary committee. garcia ongress, ms. was -- served in texas state senate previously. director and presiding judge of the houston electedl system and was city comptroller. as garcia was later elected first hispanic and first woman to be elected in her own right o the harris county commissioner's court. these can see from descriptions, the emphasis is on litigators. emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom. the mphasis is making strongest possible case to protect and defend our truth ution, to seek the for the american people. i'm very proud and honored that seven members, distinguished members have serious this responsibility. again, to protect and defend for our eople, defending democracy. when we leave here, a little bit at

vote to remove president from from office not one ok but that said i'll get let you jump in there jason people keep saying this in washington because washington logic tends to be very circular you think this i think this well you're gray we don't know how this ends we don't know if there's witnesses we don't know if john bolton comes in and says let me tell you about this other conversation which he's indicated that he wants to do so that i think is the broader message but go ahead you. we were itching to get into well so i agree that we do know how this is all going to and 20 republican senators are not going to vote with democrats but i think it is very possible that a majority you know a simple majority of $51.00 senators vote to remove donald trump that will be a mark on his legacy with him being impeached already is he is the 1st president to be impeached during his 1st term in office i mean he didn't waste any time and breaking laws according to the courts of the g.a.o. but i think that again an accountability office just for people at home who don't live and breathe washington it

good to see you, jason. takes the fed to bring jason out this way. dow up 160 points, slightly higher from where we began. no big surprises from the fed. i think they will play ball. one of the big questions from the fed, maybe they will cut rates more this year? >> possibility, a second half of the year, story, if not a q4 story. you're in the goldilocks scenario. not too hot, too cold. inflation is under wraps. we all want higher economic growth. it is not happening clearly but the fed's point of view, all they can do right now is screw it up, step back, pause, wait to see what happens. stocks are going higher although with more volatility. charles: jason, your thoughts? >> i don't think they will cut rates this year. it would make them look too much like flip-floppers. i don't think they want, they have already come out and said more than likely we'll not do anything this year. rates are good where they are. inflation is fine. charles: inflation is not fine per se. they have been -- >> not 3%. in other words not too hot exactly. charles: they're f

news radio good day to both of you and jason if we could start with you what we know about the crash so far or right now it was a horrific crash and the conditions were very foggy in southern california in the morning and when the helicopter took off it was a routine trip for koby koby used to take helicopters to the staples center when he was playing from his home in orange county about 40 miles away so this was nothing out of the ordinary but what we do know right now is that the plane or the helicopter hit the hillside and then burst into flames and the wreckage is still smoldering as we speak right now as far as what exactly happened what caused the helicopter to go down that is yet to be determined for the government is now on you know a full investigation ok you mentioned it was very unusual for kobe due to travel by helicopter where was he going with his teenage daughter on this particular flight. so this morning he was going to is academy is a basketball camp if you will the giants are still in the northern los angeles county and he was hosting the tournaments so basketball t

jason had been involved in a minor collision on the m1 in south yorkshire.of motorway had been converted to a full—time running lane. with no emergency refuge in sight, jason and his fellow motorist were forced to stop in a live lane to exchange details. there is a steep bank immediately behind the safety barrier, so nowhere for them to move off the road. instead, they were left exposed when a lorry hit one of the stationary vehicles, killing them both instantly. i can't change the past, i can't bring jason back to clare, but, minister, it is in your gift to stop more deaths. prime minister's questions was dominated by a row about universal credit, the benefit introduced by the conservative—led coalition government to simplify the benefits system. the labour leader was concerned about the length of time new claimants have to wait before they receive the benefit. under this government, 65 million meals were handed out by the trussell food banks over the last five years. the five—week delay for new claimants is leaving people without enough money to cover basi

jason greenblatt. [ applause ] thank you, jason, for the terrific job you did as america's peace envoy nearly three years. abby, thank you for stepping up. thank you, javi, for stepping out from your important behind the roles scene -- behind the scenes role and ably working in those past few months to get this plan done. ambassador david friedman, thank you, david. [ applause ] thank you for your essential contribution to this effort and for the terrific job you do every day to strengthen the great alliance between israel and america. [ applause ] and jared kushner, without your wisdom, your persistence, your resolve, this day would have never come. [ applause ] i know how much the jewish future means to you and to your family. well, jared, today you have helped secure that future. the jewish state owes you and it owes president trump an eternal debt of gratitude. [ applause ] mr. president, on that historic day of may 14th, 1948, both david and president truman had a fateful decision to make. many argued that ben guran should not declare israel's independence. many argued to truman t