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. >>> few politicians have had such an enduri impact as jerry brown. he is the longest-serving governor. he has served four terms. he had an election in 1974 and he was 36 years old. he wamayor of oakland. a state attorney general and a three-time presidential w candidate. ere's a new series that will explore his remarkable life through interviews recorded with the iconic leader. we have one of the producers of the political mind of jerry brown podcast. welcome . >> thank you for havingme . >> this was 45 interviews with scott shafer d who not have to do any homework to interview jerry brown. why did the e governor agto do this? >> that is a question we did not get answer to until probably the last interview peer we figured he wanted to go to this process with us at berkeley beuse his father did 30 hours. that is why we thought he do agreed t40 hours of interviews. he lives were his greg vaughn father used to live. he is going into the family tehistory. he wto leave something behind like a diary almost for future generations to come . >> that is intere

>> jerry! jerry! >> that would have been the giants game, big stadium.into the rest room there and as you step up to the urinal, 500 guys are chanting when i'm trying to go to the bathroom. and at my age, i have enough pressure. i don't need that. and that was the longest ten minutes. >> okay, what about you on "dancing with the stars," your professional dancer kent. >> she's wonderful. >> didn't you just a little bit, little crush did you have? like were you smitten just a little bit? >> she's a wonderful dancer. she's younger than my daughter. >> okay. >> and i love my wife. >> so that's a no. >> so yes. >> hire, fire, retire. maury povich, wendy williams, steve wilkos. hire, fire, retire. maury povich? >> i guess you would say he's the oldest. i don't know. he's like a friend. i don't know! >> they're never going to see this. we're not going to show it. >> steve definitely you have to -- >> hire? >> yeah, because he could hurt me, yeah. >> retire maury. we're going to hire steve. >> i'm not going to fire wendy. are you kidding me? >> you said it, not

be >> bret: overnight people didn't see it, but jerry nadler wet on the offense.epublicans noted that many times today about how he was gone the senators as a part of a cover-up if they vote against the removal of president trump. the chief justice had to admonish. he admonished both sides, but it was specifically after the jerry nadler engagement. take a listen to mike lee on this. >> i am grateful to the chief justice. his demeanor was great. i thought that was unfair of him to direct that apple sense of councils. it felt to me like punishment for isolated guilt. this was the fault of the house management prosecution team. they were rude, insulting, and demeaning. not just with the president, but to the opposing counsel. >> bret: it happened early in the morning and the chief justice said, you need to remember where you are essentially. today i noted that adam schiff, jerry nadler started saying, thank you so much. >> i think the american people are getting an object lesson the differences between the two sides. there are things that have riled up the different

>>jerry took the 40 niners fed tuesd night in san jose, not only did he sign his new book in give out samples of his energy drink and he also showed that 57 years ofage. >>he's still got it ando a lot palatine i do a lot of cross and i'mjust active now, t you know i was one of those guys i always watch exactly will win in my and i think that's why i had ngevity for so many years in fact he says that th new squad of 40 niners has be impressive. >>saying they are young and unselfish deeply is one brick by brick know ba in t day y know if you not getting he right you get a little jerry says this team is rent impressive off the field as ll he had some fun when he recently learned that there is a new niners tradition down at levi's stadium when it come out and warm up when he headed ck time for the and i was looking at the also was like man why y trying to take several months not affect was that thought that was really you know that was something was really special because is all out giving back. >>so good mes of the great jerry rice who says at he will be heading down to miami on thwednes

>> jerry come to town and wants to go see weaver.o the jail and you hear sort of these chains shuffling and incomes this little guy and he is like 5'6", 5'7" and look like he weighs about 100 pounds. he is haggard looking. he is pale. his eyes are red. his hair has been cut short. he looks like a prisoner of war. he looks at us and says, they killed my boy. they killed my wife. they shot me in the back. i think jerry was so moved that he was already willing to give up all this stuff that had been in the newspapers that he was racist and dangerous and lived in a compound. >> spence along with idaho defense attorney chuck peterson discussed the case. >> i said are you in and he sa said, let me tell you something. you ain't never going to make a dime of this and i will never make a dime but i would pay money to represent this man. jerry's position was look, if we will defend this man and he does not have the right to hold these strange, extremist views then what about our views and the things that we believe in? >> this is told in a way

>> you heard the emotion in jerry's voice. jerry and kobe bryant are so tied up. when he was ready to come out of high school and at that point, there was no lebron, there was no sort of blueprint. i think kevin garnett was around the same time, but there was no blueprint for a 17-year-old kid which is what kobe was. jerry west had to sign michael cooper, the laker's best defensive player and said let's go at this kid, and kobe, like, ate him up. jerry west saw, like, five minutes of that workout and go, i don't know what we got to do, but he's going to be a laker, and since that moment, you know, jerry sort of the era from the 50s and 60s, was really tied up with the kobe bryant. he was one of the ones that watched him play for five minutes and said okay, we got the real deal here. >> trial blazer in a laker's jersey. jack and dan, thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, more on the life and legacy of kobe bryant. plus a look at some of the other day's top stories. stick around. >>> it's a balancing acten. that's the thing that's important. understanding we hav

the thing is you heard the emotion in jerry's voice. jerry and kobe are so inexplicably tide up.hen he was ready to come out of high school, there was no lebron, no blue priprint. there was no blueprint for a 17-year-old kid, which is what kobe was when he staged this immortal workout that gary west had assigned the lakers best defensive player, and said, let's go at this kid. jerry west saw like five minutes of that workout and go, i don't know what we got to do, but he's going to be a laker. and since that moment, you know, jerry, sort of the era from the '50s and '60s was really tied up with the kobe bryant. he was one of the ones that watched him play for five minutes and said, we got the real deal here. >> trailblazer in a lakers' jersey. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, more on the life and legacy of kobe bryant. plus a look at some of the other day's top stories. stick around. >> it's a balancing act. that's the thing that's important is understanding that we have to have so much energy because for like natalia and gianna when they were

congressman jerry nadler from new york said he's prepared to testify referring to. bolton and has relevant evidence not disclosed to the public. john bolton was the tip of the spear for president trump. >>a national security consider is this as well. why is president trump so intent on preventing us from hearing ambassador bolton. his own appointee his formerly trusted confidant. because he knows. he knows. his guilt. and he knows that he doesn't want people to know about it to testify. the question is. republican senators here today will participate and that cover up. >>as we said the us senate still in session at this hour. this is the 3rd impeachment trial in the history of this country, the last being the 1999 trial of president bill clinton in the monica lewinsky case and that time senator mcconnell served as the chair of the senate rules committee and at that time he took a different stance on witnesses from the position he's taking now. >>my view was that we're entitle a witness that i voted for live witnesses myself had my vote prevailed. they have been live

do you want to speak, jerry. mr. nadler: let me add to that. an overwhelming case, any reasonable doubt, that the president betrayed the by using -- by withholding federal funds ppropriated by congress -- breaking the law and doing so -- in order to extort a foreign in rnment into intervening our election to embarrass -- to try to embarrass a potential opponent of his. there's overwhelming evidence of that. we couldn't wait. some people said, let the election take care of it. to cheat in that election. so it is essential that we bring impeachment to stop the president from trying to rig -- not from trying -- tried -- from election.e next from conspiring with the russian the russian government rigged our last election. the evidence is overwhelming. the latest evidence with it more so.es it made sense to wait a while as more evidence piled up, but we have to proceed. integrity of the election is at stake. let me add one other thing. this is a test of the constitution. president's conduct violates the constitution in every single way. to rig an el

that is a big deal where they have that capacity, let's listen to jerry nadler on the senate floor talking about this. >> they insist the president has done nothing wrong but they refused to allow the evidence and hear from the witnesses they will not permit the american people to hear from the witnesses. and they lie and lie and lie. for example, for months president trump has repeatedly complained that the house denied him the right to call witnesses, to cross-examine witnesses, you heard mr. cipollone repeat this lie today. i have with me the letter i sent as chairman of the house judiciary committee last november 26th inviting the president and his counsel to attend our hearings to cross-examine the witnesses, to call witnesses of his own and so forth. i have the white house letter signed by mr. cipollone rejecting that offer. we should expect at least a little regard for the truth from the white house but that is apparently too much to expect. ladies and gentlemen, this is a trial. a trials, the lawyers present evidence, the american people know that, most 10-year-olds know that if yo

nancy pelosi announced her management team for the trial which includes adam schiff and jerry neither. >> the emphasis is on litigators, the emphasis is on comfort levels in the courtroom. the emphasis is making the strongest possible case to protect and defend the constitution, to seek the truth for the american people. >> democrats push for new evidence and more witnesses, kenneth starr calls that for strategy incoherent. >> if they overplay their hand like jerry nadler just did, if you have proven the case you don't need to retry the case. >> reporter: the witnesses go to work tomorrow at an, the house managers will be going to the senate and exhibiting articles of impeachment and the chief justice will swear in all the senators serving as jurors but the big day will be tuesday and that is when mcconnell says the impeachment trial will begin in earnest. shannon: an indicted associative really giuliani -- rudy giuliani speaking out tonight. love parnas telling his side of the story. pouring cold water on claims that former ambassador to ukraine was surveilled but also claims william

jerry clark heard brian wells say that with his own ears.sounded like a declaration of innocence by a man who seemed to know he was about to die. but clark wasn't ruling anything in or out. for him it was just one piece in an already strange and complicated puzzle. >>> coming up. could someone have unlocked the bomb in time? a skafber hunt to find the key. >> each site was to have notes on where to go next. >> and another hunt begins for a suspect. >> they ran up on me just like gangbusters like i was charles manson or somebody. >> when "dateline" continues. es >>> it was a grotesque scene and maybe still potentially lethal. when the bomb squad gave the all clear, fbi agent jerry clark headed for brian wells' car, a chevy geo. when you look at the car, i guess that's an important thing, right? >> yes, absolutely. >> the car held one peculiar thing, the cane brian wells twirled inside the bank was there. but it wasn't a simple cane. it was a shotgun that had been fabricated to look like a cane. it was loaded. clark kept looking. >> you find t

jerry: yes, it has.suggestion of taking basically the low-level ug, like possession, felony drug possession, and retroactively turning it into a misdemeanor, which would free the estimates 2,000 prisoners that would beout that would go tee. obviouslt would help to ease the situation there in terms of crowding. william: all right, jerry mitchell from the mississippi center for investigative reporting, thank you very, very much. jerry: thank you. ♪ amna: back on capitol hill, the house of representatives votedto heck the president's war powers against iran. speaker nancy pelosi took -- told her house to prepare for impeachment in the days ahead. here to make sense of it all as well as eye-popping polling numbers, shields and brooks. mark shields a david brooks. happy friday, welcome. let's start the proceedings. david, a week ago the u.s. assassinated iranian general qasem soleimani and iraq. three days since iranli reed. president trump says he wants peace. against iran todayw sanctions is this de-escalat

>>yes certainly good times tonight with the great jerry rice. he says he will head down to miami next wednesday interestingly enough back in 2013. when the niners were in that super bowl was on the same flight as jerry rice. we both got delayed we both eventuly made it down. and we both had quite a bit fun, but we still have 12 days to go so the count down is on courting live in san jose j r stone kron 4 news. >>all right j r well jerry rice caught a lot of calls from this guy number 16 when he was with the niners. we all know joe montana he tweeted out this picture recently it shows is niners jersey and then you know he finished up his career with the chief the niners opponent of course in he kind of jokingly said you ard it from me first i guarantee my team will win the super bowl. well i just see can't lose he their way since of course e played for both of the squads during his legendary hall of fame, 16 year caer montana won 4 super bowl titles. as a 49 er. >>and throughout their practice a journey to florida we've got your 4niners coverage

but of course, jerry nadler and the democrats don't care about that.levance to main whatever they think will be helpful for their narrative, not what it actually is relevant. >> here is senator rand paul's take on this. >> they want all witnesses that they want and they don't want witnesses that the president wants. so i say this, either allow all witnesses, all witnesses that the president's defense team deems necessary to their defense or no witnesses. >> shannon: what about that harry was to mark republicans could ask for witnesses, they didn't get all the ones they asked for so why does it a different question? >> they can ask and they will, any kind of extraneous witness that is deemed necessary. stated it basically accurately, and included a point that jerry nadler did not. what is it possibly about hunter biden's evidence that could make any kind of confidence wow consequence to the president anymore probable? i am confident in federal court a judge would say this has nothing to do with the charges here, doesn't make anything more or less probab

the committee hearing process including adam schiff and jerry nadler. what about the others on here? any surprises as far as who has been named to make this case in the senate? >> it's not a surprise they picked a couple of freshman. sylvia garcia from texas and jason crow of colorado. house speaker nancy pelosi is aware of this big freshman class. those that propelled the democrats to the majority. she wants to respect that. it did not have older members. that's one criticism of the democratic leaderships. a criticism about her leadership. she had a rocky time last foul and some people thought shield not have the votes to be the speaker of the house. it won't be nadler who will be the lead manager here. in 1999 it was henry hyde of illinois who led the effort against president clinton. it will be adam schiff. this is not adam schiff's first rodeo. he was the impeachment leader that nancy pelosi appointed him for a lower profile impeachment trial before the senate in 2010. that effort imppressed house speaker nancy pelosi and she put him in charge of th

. >>> hanging out with jerry rice. the 49er legend talks super bowl and why the niners will win. >> okay. speak on it. all of that is ahead. it's 4:36. i'm over here with lisa. what are we looking at this morning? is it foggy? >> yeah, it's foggy and wet. it's been chilly but it will warm up out there. several days where 60s might be a little bit conservative. we could see numbers approaching 70 along the central coast by the end of the week. here's live doppler 7. lots of cloud cover. a few spotty showers. we're looking at somee unin it's a mix of rain and fog. if you're headed up to the sierra nevada or thinking about going, no advisories there. we're looking at our high surf advisory to expire by 9:00 this morning. in the 40s with the fog from napa, santa rosa, novato, 53 in fremont. the visibility will be a problem all morning long from the delta through wine country up to santa rosa, petaluma, marin looking at the fog. spotty showers and fog for the commute. hild e milder the next few days. here's how it looks for

today we hung out with jerry rice. and he was all smiles and pretty emotional thinking about that game. >> i remember, you know, the first 15 plays being put in that night before. i knew exactly the opportunities that i would have during that football game. and i knew that first play, really, you know, when steve hit me on that long touchdown. it opened up just like it was the red sea. >> reporter: that's cool to see jerry here in south florida. and it's really cool to see this. he brought with him inside his little secret case one, two, three hall of fame ring right here on display, and jessica, and janelle, you love bling. i grabbed some of those rings and started putting them on my finger. they didn't really fit but i gave it a good college try. sadly, i had to give them back to jerry, but i tried to senana one of them. >> i can see behind you. >> from milpitas and tennessee. good seeing you guys. we're having fun. we'll see you a little later in the newscast. >> hope he wears them all to the game at once. >> one ha

jerry falwell and others have stoped this story. very often they refer to themselves as the new abolitionists trying to draw a parallel between the opposition to abortion and the opposition of antebellum evangelicals to the scourge of slavery covered , so it makes a great story. but there is actually a bit of fiction, quite a bit of fiction in fact. abortion for evangelicals simply wasn't an issue. they were considered a catholic issue for most of the 1970s. let me provide a bit of evidence. i won't be able to get all of it , but just to give you a sense of it. in 1969, christianity today magazine which was kind of the flagship magazine of evangelicalism convened a conference together with the christian medical society to talk about abortion as a moral issue. after the conference was over, they issued a statement saying we can't agree that abortion is a moral issue, but we are inclined to allow abortion under certain circumstances. 1971, the southern baptist convention, which i'm sure many of you know is what we doubt of liberalism,

well a numberof 9 are legends will me their way to miami to join in on the super jerry rice kron four'sarah stone he met up with the hall of fame receiver in san jose >>no one this was going to ld. happen issue no one thought this right that you guys think no no one thought is jerry rice, san francisc 49 ers great hall f famer all pro doing what e loved to do best these days. >>talk ners and work out mething he was seen doing championship game. nfc >>it was loud up in a stadium in d i think it's going to be the same way in miami, i'm fired already fired up of that night i was running and you know on the football catching footballs oing everything oh no big on that we do day in i'm definitely going time jerry took the 40 niners fed tuesday night in san jose. >>not only did he sign his new book and ve out sampleof his energy drain. the also show that 57 years of age. he's still got it i do a lot palatine i do a lot ofcross fit and i'm just actie now, buyou know i was one of those gu i always watch exactly will win in my body and i think thas why i had longevity for so many yearin fact he

jerry and kobe are so inextricably tied up. you know, when he was ready to come out of high school, and at that point there was no lebron. there was no sort of blueprint. i think kevin garnett was around the same time, but there was no blueprint for a 17-year-old kid, which is what kobe was when he staged this immortal workout that jerry west assigned michael cooper, the lakers' best defensive player, and said go at this kid. kobe ate him up. jerry west saw, like, five minutes of the workout and go, i don't know what we got to do, but he's going to be a laker. and since that moment -- >> yeah. >> -- you know, jerry, sort of the era from the '50s and '60s was really tied up with kobe bryant. i mean, he was one of the ones that watched him play for five minutes and said, okay, we got the real deal here. >> a trailblazer in a lakers jersey. jack mccallum, dan shaughnessy, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> still ahead, a look at the life and legacy of kobe bryant. plus a look at the day's other top stories. stick ar

i'm going to assume it's jerry nadler rhetoric. the fact is the constitution of the united states governs these proceedings. everybody wants to put that on the side. they've completed their first, their phase of this case, they've put their case forward. we will now do ours. next. >> [inaudible] >> well, how do you not? how do you not bring up the steele dossier? they talk about all the foreign interference as if this is -- first of all, i'm going to bring up a couple of things tomorrow. tomorrow's really our sneak preview because we're only going for a couple of hours, obviously, the way the schedule's set up. but i'm going to tell you something, look for things. look for things when you talk about foreign interference, hear what the fisa court had to say about that in the last couple of weeks. >> [inaudible] >> they've been, they've incorporated -- yeah, yeah. no, there is no obstruction of justice. they said, by the way, that was an interesting thing, this is worse than this one, than that one. bill clinton was an allegation of

>> jerry rice weighing in as the 49ers prepares for the super bowl, how he thinks the game will play out. >>> don't forget, streaming on cbsn bay area, find us on kpix.com and the cbs news app, >>> a major change for renters in oakland, the city took action to make it easier for people with a criminal past to find housing. joe vazquez on what landlords will no longer be able to check.>> reporter: the vote here at city council was unanimous, oakland becomes the first california city to ban criminal background checks for renters. >> all in favor. any opposed? any abstentions, it passes unanimously. >> a mix of emotions and feelings. >> reporter: getting out of prison in 2012, he struggled getting a place to live in oakland despite his job as an aviation mechanic, he ended up on the streets, contributing to the homeless crisis. >> it will allow people to move forward, and reduce recidivism. >> reporter: he has been lobbying hard for the city council to pass the fair housing ordinance, saying landlords cannot turn down renters because of criminal convictions. >> talking about family reun

that is what jerry nadler said 20 years ago. that was standard when a democrat was in the white house. how's democrats care more about attacking trump than keeping promises. theycrushed through -- rushed through an investigation. they did not bother with a standard legal process or pursuing witnesses and evidence. they don't have time to do that. adam schiff told the whole country that a court decision takes a long time. he did not want to wait. they don't have time to go to court. they plowed ahead. plowed right ahead with a historically weak case and impeached a duly elected president with votes from just one political party. democrats have trump derangement syndrome and let that develop into a fever our founding fathers were afraid of. this sad spectacle before the holiday took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment vote had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they blanched. that's right. the same people who just spent weeks screaming impeachm

did you -- can i name drop a few people at my table >> sure, why not >> seth: i had jerry seinfeld ateinfeld had you at his table. [ laughter ] >> seth: wait. [ laughter ] that's right, i was. >> amy was there >> seth: amy schumer, right, right, right yeah, it was jerry's table >> if jerry's the head of the table. >> seth: oh, that's right, now that i think of it, i was in the middle of the table. i was not -- [ laughter ] i was just sort of the loose middle of the table. >> well that's the thing about the table, you know, people get insulted whoever's the worst person at your table, people look at you, like, "oh, that's what you think of me? >> seth: yeah. >> you know, so it's a pretty -- it's a very touchy wedding >> seth: very touchy wedding were you an active participant in the planning? >> well -- not really. but i mean, but i do appreciate - [ light laughter ] >> seth: yes >> the government now. because it's like a government you're trying to keep people, like the united states government is like wedding planning >> seth: yeah. >> like, vermont can't be near mississippi. [ laugh

do you want to speak to that, jerry? >> left -- let me add to that. there is an overwhelming case beyond any reasonable doubt that the president betrayed the country by using by withholding federal funds appropriated by congress, breaking the law in doing so, in order to extort a foreign government in two intervening to try to embarrass a potential opponent of his. there is overwhelming evidence of that. we couldn't wait, because some people said well, let the election take care of it. he's trying to cheat in that election. so it is essential that we bring this impeachment to stop the president from trying to rig -- not from trying. he tried. from rigging the next election. from conspireing with a foreign government as the russian government attempted to rig our last election. the evidence is overwhelming. the latest evidence with parmess and giuliani makes it more so. it made sense to white a while, but we have to proceed, because the election, the integrity of the election is at stake. let me add one other thing. this is a test of the constitution.

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jerry 41, but ronald reagan was strong. reporters and people after the election said, ronald reagan illustrated jerry ford's weaknesses as a candidate. underscoring that these people and iowa are telling us things that happened later. the government power to the antiwar movement. jimmy carter goes the distance. bowl80, one of the super campaigns in caucuses, talk about terry carter -- jimmy carter and kennedy. >> there is a parallel between what is going on today and what happened in 1980. there were two candidates who were strong, visible, good name recognition. bloodededy, blue massachusetts senator, and jimmy , who came out of all of this and was president. it became a battle between should we elect someone who is safe and who is president and his name to jimmy carter, or should we move the party to the becomed have ted kennedy the standard bearer? was a difficult fight inside the party and what it did was essentially, it leapt to the party into two factions. we see some of that happening today. a lot of the discussion t

such an impeachment would like legitimacy, said congressman jerry nadler 20 years ago. that was obviously a standard when the democrat was in the white house. democrats, house cared more about attacking president trump than kicking -- keeping their promises. so they rushed through a slapdash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes or pursuing witnesses and evidence. they don't have time to do that. adam schiff told the entire country that a court decision takes a long time. he didn't want to wait. it takes a long time to go to court. ahead.ust plowed right with a historically weak case and impeached a duly elected president with votes from just one political party. democrats have left -- have let trent -- trumped arrangement syndrome develop into what our founding fathers were afraid of. just before the holidays this sad spectacle took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment vote had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they flinched. they flinched. that

so there's an incoherence in jerry nadler's approach to things. marshals, the generals. that reporting into their commander in chief, the speaker. she is going to, i think, continue to be guiding this process. which is, above all, all about witnesses on the senate side. i think she has chosen well and wisely. >> bill: what adam schiff said a moment ago, he reflected on your time, 20, 21 years ago. he was addressing a question about witnesses. he was saying that this time around it's not about sex or unseemly matters. the inference that he applied there. my question to you, as a matter of law, as a prosecutor or a trial manager, you don't get to pick your facts. the case is what it is. was your feeling on the comment he made there as to whether or not we will see witnesses? do you think that will happen or not? >> it remains to be seen, because i think the senate majority leader is following the clinton model. there is a huge question -- will there be witnesses in the house impeachment managers during the clinton impeachment differentl d to call wi

and jerry explained how he knew mccarthy was his man in a way only jerry could. >> my sister explainedo my dad one time when she was explaining why she wanted to divorce and dad loved her husband and he said what's gotten into you, and she said i don't hear bells. he said bells, bells? i haven't heard bells for the last 30 years. what's that got to do with it? the bottom line is i heard bells. >> all right, the fans in miami may have been hearing bells last night as well as a fight nearly broke out between jimmy butler and t.j. warren. next time down jimmy butler going to give warren a nice little shove there for an offensive foul. warren then was ejected from the game for clapping in butler's face. after the heat won over the pacers, butler he kept the feud going. >> he's not even in my [ bleep ] league and like nowhere near me. and if i was there their coach i would never put him on the league ever again. plain no. >> butler clearly not going to forget this anytime soon. he posted on instagram he already had the heat's next game with the pacers on march 30th circled on his calendar.

>>posted this video of legendary 49 ers wide receiver jerry rice. and now the suit that suited up in niners gear hack at one point jerry was running on the field to get the crowd pumped up you know it's a party when jerry rice is in the house he will likely be a busy man at the super bowl down in miami also bay area nativeand olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi. >>she took to twitter she says yes niners 40 niners super bowl bound. she's en out at some of the games for this niners squad as well justine. >>super bowl 54 between the 49 ers and the kansas city chiefs 2 weeks from today sunday february second at the hard rock stadium in miami kickoff is at 3.30 our time. demi lovato will be singing the national anthem and jennifer lopez and shakira are teaming up for the halftime show because i know there are a lot of people who are calling the game. the j lo concert and there's some excitement about that and also the ommercials that will be coming out too so we're your headquarters here for the super bowl 54 exciting stuff kron 4 has got you covered

jerry rice. he got off the flight at sfo to miami. we spent some time with him. he is a big deal here. he's a big deal wherever he goes, and guess what he brought? his special little pouch there. one, two, three, four rings. three super bowl rings and a hall of fame ring, showing them off. we even tried them on for size. and this is what the players want. that's why they play this game. they want those diamonds. they want to play and win that ring come sunday and put those on their fingers as well. i've seen a lot of super bowl rings and jessica you've got some nice diamonds on your finger, but jerry has a few more. i will say that. >> i think jerry's got us all beat. he does. he does. that's for sure. and he deserves it too. looking pretty good with those rings, though, raj. >> thanks, raj. >>> we're in miami all week. raj, anthony flores, cheryl hurd. they're going to have updates all the way up to kickoff. coming up, buried in the state's recycling heap, we found a $12 million free pass. so who's stiffing the state, and how do you get your nickels back for the

y e-wa and everyone is like goddam, jerry lost the shit out of that duel. and finally, last night's democratic debate featured some fiery exchanges particularly between bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. but it turns out the real drama happened after the main event was over. >> one time allies bernie sanders and elizabeth warren, the two senators are working through some issues. they had this moment after the debate where senator warren left bern yoa sanders hanging as he tried to shake her hand, followed by a brief but noticeably tense exchange. caught in the middle. >> deciding i'm not going to get caught in the middle of this. >> wow. >> this beef between bern yoa and warren is really heating up. and you know what that means? trial by combat snr that's how they do it in iowa, baby. and by the way, how cute is tom steyer. he is like oblivious to the whole tense situation. he is so cheerful, wow, what a fun debate, guys. you guys thinking what i am thinking, tgi fridays? no, bernie, applebies, what do you want? now everyone has been trying to figure out

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>> jerry, jerry -- >> mr. chief justice, members of the senate. >> we haven't seen -- >> jockeying for the top dog position. >> yeah, geoff, we haven't seen that many miscues, but clearly, schiff is saying "jerry, jerry," what he thought was on his way to the lectern. >> reporter: that's right. look, nobody has a better grasp of all of the facts in evidence. no one has a greater fluency of all this information that democrats have amassed since september, october, when this entire process started, than adam schiff, but jerry nadler is a constitutional scholar, really, in his own right, and he knows his way around this impeachment question. now, i don't know if chairman nadler knew that that was going to be the last time that the house managers got a chance to speak that night, and i think that might have been one of the reasons why adam schiff was calling after him. >> geoff bennett, thanks for your work all day into tonight. we'll see you noon eastern time when nicolle wallace and i start this coverage all ove

do you want to speak to that, jerry? >> let me add to that. there is an overwhelming case beyond any reasonable doubt that the president betrayed the country by using -- by withholding federal funds appropriated by congress, breaking the law in doing so, in order to extort a foreign government into intervening in our election to embarrass or try to embarrass a potential political opponent of his. there's overwhelming evidence of that. we couldn't wait because -- some people said, well, let the election take care of it. he's trying to cheat in that election. so it is essential that we bring this impeachment to stop the president from trying to rig -- not from trying, he tried. from rigging the next election. from conspiring with a foreign government, as the russian government attempted to rig our last election. the evidence is overwhelming. the latest evidence with parnas and guiliani makes it even more so. it made sense to wait a while as more evidence piled up, but we have to proceed because the election -- the integrity of the election is at

where is jerry? they were not nice about the ethanol. i want to say that. and jerry, with what he did, working together very closely together with the vets and it's incredible what's happened with what we approved on choice. it's made a big difference. you don't here complaints about the va anymore. they see a doctor. if they have to wait two months or wait two days, they go out and see a doctor. jerry moran, folks. he did a fantastic job. rob portman. fantastic job. i just left ohio. they love you. they love you there and you've done a fantastic job and you are my friend. [ applause ] >> rob portman. thanks, rob. pat roberts, a man from kansas who's going to be leaving us. i cannot believe that you're not running again. you have at least another 12 good, solid years in the senate, if you wanted. you have to do it. are you sure? okay. he's made that decision. but, pat, thank you very much. this is very important to pat and to mike rounds because what's happened here, if you look, it's so much about everything you stand for, especially the farmers and the fa

you heard jerry nadler talk about how you can't, and a trial without witnesses is not a trial. it is a cover-up. so they are going to be playing both sides of this. >> and let's talk about this to neil about the seven house managers named by the speak ooher to dooh -- speaker today, and led by jerry nadler, and hakeem jeffries and zoe love gren and sylvia garcia and val demings and jason crow. it is an impressive group. >> yes, it is a powerful group that represents the diversity of the democratic party and litigators, and they have experience in courtrooms as zoe lofgren has experience with past impeachments and thinking of somebody like val demings, a law enforcement officer from orlando, florida, and that what nancy pelosi is thinking of how to get a group together who can put on a case and be familiar with the details of these cases, this case, and these people are obviously from some of the committees that tried this case and brought for waward witnesse so if you are the democratic caucus, you are happy with this. but there is speculation that somebody like justin amash wh

lisa murkowski was offended by what jerry nadler said the other night. i took it as very offensive as one who was listening attentively and working hard to get a fair process, i was offended. now it may be bad lawyering by jerry nadler and, john dean, you can weigh in, to suggest the senators who aren't listening are engaged in a cover-up. but jerry nadler being mean isn't a reason to vote against hearing witnesses. >> agree. i think one of the things for the republicans is this has got to be difficult to listen to. they didn't want to hear this story about their president. this is a very pivotal impeachment. if they give the president a pass, that makes, as david said, unacceptable behavior acceptable. we don't want presidents shaking down foreign countries to help their political campaign. and the other thing is the obstruction of congress. if he gets away with saying, listen, i am above and beyond your reach, we've changed the nature of our government. we don't have separation of powers with checks and balances. that's the big stakes in this impeachme

congressman jerry nadler said 20 years ago. that was obviously a standard when democrat was in the white house.prru but ultimately, house democrats and cared more about attacking president trump and keeping their promises. so they rushed through a slapdash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes for pursuing witnesses and a evidence. they did not have time to do that. chairman adam schiff told the entire country on national television that getting court decision takes a long time. he did not want to wait. that's a long time to go to court. so he just plowed ahead. plowed right ahead. historically weak case, and they- impeached a duly elected president with just one political party. democrats have left trumped arrangement syndrome turn into a dangerous partisan fever that our founding fathers were afraid of. and then mr. president, just before the holidays the sad spectacle, took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment votes happens, the prosecutors again, develops cold feet.

one point jerry nadler made this morning caught any eye. he walked through history and talked about how you don't need to commit a crime to be convicted as president. that's what it's about. democrats can see the president has not committed a crime. they think the crime is donald trump occupying the oval office. a fair-minded trial would say was a crime committed and therefore we need to overrule the people and remove the president. that is the crux of the matter and as was made clear by jerry nadler this morning, he didn't have a crime that he pointed to. >> bill: ari, stand by. bring in tom dupree. before we go back inside, i want to give everybody a chance here. tom, what are you hearing with regard to how they begin their presentation, perhaps right now, saturday or next week? >> yeah, i think they're going to get to it sooner rather than later. the president's lawyers need to come out swinging and be aggressive here. my recommendation would be to proceed along two fronts. they have to show what is an impeachable offense, what could say

b: do you think jerry nadler is right?swer that question on that issue. >> first of all, the republicans have a right to bring in any witness they want, they haven't wanted to. and that trade is not on the table. >> what more do house managers want to say? >> house managers continue to what they've done over the last two hours. i think it will continue to make a powerful case. a, first step, documents. second step, a fair trial. and -- and they change their minds on a couple of things that mcconnell put in the resolution. it may have been on witnesses and documents. but i certainly think it's out of the question. >> the only potential for a troop game changer here and that opens up a can of worms if that happens, that could be a game changer. >> president trump: i would rather go the long way. i would rather interview bolton. i would rather interview a lot of people. the problem with john's it's a national security problem. he knows some of my thoughts and he knows what i think about the leaders, you think about a certain