and to black lives not to activists are arrested for attacks and a conservative john list who was covering the rowdy we hear from the reporter i feel that being conservative media is now very physically threatening to journalists america is descending into something that you know i would never have imagined to be experiencing in my lifetime. some day it's all teens so it's the weekend where we had lines that grab attention of the past 7 days welcome to the program. starting off with how a campaign to boycott facebook launched in australia this week it's off to the tech giant blocked its news feed in the country over a proposed goal to make social networks pay publishes for content congress has called it an abuse of power simon's right brings us his take. australia's government is fully coming to terms with the fact that facebook has told it where to go and there's nothing you can do about it might use what happened social media giant facebook has followed through on a script restricting people in australia from viewing news content or desire streaming you know it's better to someone with a

charged with harassment and attempted assault footage of patches to show them attacking a conservative john list who was covering the romney. i go to bed knowing there was something going on that he she rose to the floor with her drug czar who she supports was her brother very truly she's a pushover to the border patrol. that translates. as you can see with what had happened to me it is very trying times initially when i saw they were harassing other journalists there and videographers and i went to stand with them as well and they they wanted everybody to be turning off their cameras with our 1st amendment rights which is freedom to the press and also being a public space i kept my camera on and i said no this is public space and i'm reporting the news so my camera will stay on and that's when they started attacking initially or being media and then the 2nd time they came around to attack me when they identified which media i was i feel that being conservative media is is now very physically threatening to journalists. was covering the romney when demonstrate side dumped by todd's a conservativ

declassified us intel report has directly implicated the saudi crown prince over the brutal martel john list jamal khashoggi about 20 and what could set the tone for biden's government's relationship with what should be a strategic partner secretary of state and a blanket has already stated that sales of defense armaments to the kingdom will continue as will close relations. i would say the relationship with with saudi arabia is an important one we have significant ongoing interests we remain committed to the defense of the kingdom. but we also want to make sure and this is what the president said from the outset that the relationship better reflects our interests and our values and so what we've done by the actions that we've taken. is really not to rupture the relationship but to recalibrate well we now have made public the report from the u.s. intelligence office about the killing of jamal khashoggi the conclusion of this highly redacted report is that the killing was personally approved by the crown prince that he approved some kind of plan to kill or capture jamal khashoggi at the time

intelligence report says saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond approve the operation to capture or kill john list jamal khashoggi. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program anger in nigeria zamfara state after gunmen kidnap more than 300 schoolgirls in a nighttime raid. me and my own ambassador to the united nations urges the world to act as police dispersed anti coup protest as any and gone. use only reads. against the. google earth and. called the people numerous. u.s. intelligence officials believe the saudi crown prince approve the operation to capture or kill journalist mark ashaji in 2018 that's according to a long awaited report just declassified by the biden administration it says mohammed bin salman was in absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence and security services meaning such an operation would not have been carried out without his authorization it notes that the crown prince or as a threat and broadly back to violence if it was needed to silence him the report also lists 21 individuals u.s. intelligence has high confidence wer

trumps for all time and to not see john list who was independent. more took. a one point test even appears to. me and her face. now in order for true peace to occur you need to have people to have that civil discourse it's not it's not true peace when the other side is voices are shut off and so is it may give up the saga of unity or its act the detriment of you know $75.00 plus 1000000 americans who have voted and do support donald trump at the expense of basically shutting their voices out so that is not true unity when you're taking out your opponent it's not a fair fight america is descending into something that you know i would never have imagined to be experiencing in my lifetime i don't condone the violence that happened at the capitol i condemn them along with other the public in the conservatives because because terrorism and and and destruction and what is going on that has no place in america and i do feel that we are seeing more attacks and actually hearing from the left on to the right you see censorship that's going on and it's not even. occur. m

the code into the mobile phone which knew up the bomb that they had attached under the car of the john list are we any closer of barbara to knowing who was behind the assassination . that is the really interesting question because the 1000000 who are now in court they are only the ones the sort of criminal figures from the underground of malta who committed the deed bad who audited and who paid for it that is yet unclear there's a businessman more for more than a year in court you're going fenech he. was highly connected to the former government of the island and he is suspected in accused of having been that person who ordered the murder and who transferred the money but he denies it and he points with his finger to the chief of staff of the former prime minister and says it wasn't me it was him so far not enough proof has been found to sort of indict either one of them really is so that last question remains still open and unclear or please remind us why did this case shocks so many people. there it shocked so many people before because for the 1st time in a very long while in the europea

intelligence report says saudi crown prince mohammed bin salma and approve the operation to capture or kill john list jamal khashoggi. allow i maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program anger in nigeria zamfara state after gunmen kidnapped more than 300 schoolgirls in a nighttime raid.

john deere lists net income up to a top 5 billion from a previous top 4 billion. that will permeate through the entire system at 6% gdp, isn't it? steve: before infrastructure spending bill, -- that part of the economy and not to say that john deere is the purchase -- perfect match for that, but this is going to be really strong this year before we have really put down covid. and when we were talking early about janet yellen's comments, that is true as well. we dropped employment by nearly 10 million with a one million increase in the size of the adult population. there is another piece of the economy that is extremely depressed. if you look at it in the aggregate and we can take a look at consumer and commodity prices. commodity prices are raging for the good sector. if you look at hotel pricing it is falling rapidly until we get past covid, and then we can broaden the recovery. i think we will probably see, and this is still early, some of the things that have been strong, home electronics, shipments from asia, these were one-off purchases that will not be repea

definitely excited about the possibility a lot of people are asking the forty-niners on this list maybe john lynch is serious when he says she close going to be the forty-niners starter next season, he just assured us of that yesterday. there's also the possibility they draft a qb so of course we'll keep you updated so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for prices that have you, like "oooh yeah"! styles that take you here or here or even right there. slip into the best bargains ever... at ross. yes for less! you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. >>a never before seen painting by vincent van gogh is now on display the painting was kept in a french family's private collector almost a century. it's a rule scene of paris painted in the spring of 1887 3 years before the artist's is believed to have died the painting goes up for auction in march. it's expected to fetch more than 6 million dollars wo

manager jock's teams last year missions in 1987 he led celtic to the final of the european cup in list of. big john fallon a celtic goalkeeper for 13 years was part of the 12 months squad that ran out against inter milan all but one of them grew up within 10 miles of celtic park john vividly remembers every detail. the dress in a tunnel. and they had all the you know the gods the cherries at all times and we had all pale faces in. and all of a sudden he bad age for a grand old team the host at the signing. looked like what's going on here. we should have been much as well and enter milan scored an early penalty then fell back into a tight defensive shape and on the 4 lane never came any but you know. but celtic had other ideas wave after wave of relentless attack the italians had never face such an onslaught it was just constant constantly jenny jenny. could not stand there it was a wallace come 3. and a and you just played them off the field they. celtic were the 1st british team to win the european cup jock steen and his 12 man squads were immortalized as the lisbon line. running after the game.

about the possibility understandably a lot of people are asking why are the forty-niners on this list, maybe john lynch is serious when he says jimmy crop low is going to be the forty-niners starter next season and there also is the possibility they draft a qb that likely will happen of course we'll keep you updated throughout this offseason that's a look at sports kron 4 news we'll be right back. >>all right by a quick breaking news just getting into the kron 4 news room tonight, 2 people have been shot. in san jose right near horace mann elementary, which incidentally is where the mayor of san jose was earlier today imploring. people to come together to get kids back in schools, anyway. the shooting was on north 9th street about an hour ago. north 9th is closed for a couple blocks right near julian street and east james street, no suspect information right now san jose police are looking for the shooter, the 2 people whom were shot are expected to survive no word on what may have led to this shooting where working our sources in as soon as we learn more about that will >>probably fair to say mo

list. ashley: john crib shares his concerns in a fox news op-ed.his morning. >> thank you for having me, ashley, i appreciate it. happy presidents' day. ashley: getting to it. do you think presidents' day is next on the list for cancel culture? >> well, i hope not. who knows. we've seen statues of presidents he defaced and taken down around the country and names taken off of schools and in some places they're being deemphasized in school curriculum. who knows. todd: how has the rewriting of history been allowed to foment in our schools. >> it's been going on for a while now. it's been creeping up on us. it started in higher education, moved down into k-12 schooling and it's a bad idea because it's -- you know, it's an attack on america, an attack on american history. there's been a lot of talk about the assault on the capitol of the last few days. this is a shame. because it's going to teach school children and others to despise their own country. the french recently, they recently spoke up, some leading politicians and thinkers and said america, s

it's a liberal wish list. john kennedy is a republican on the budget committee.ld you describe this bill? >> well, the bill is $2 trillion coming right behind it is another $3 trillion that president biden wants for green infrastructure. it is mind numbing. the motto of the biden administration seems to be we can't spend too much. any fair-minded person knows that is a very superficial almost infantile approach. either that or the people advising president biden have an opium habit. any fool can spend money. the objective is not to spend money. it is not how much you spend, it's what you spend it on. 95% of president biden's bill is not going to even be spent until 2022. and beyond. this isn't a coronavirus bill. this is a neosocialist wish list, it just is. it is chock full of spending porn. they have money for transit projects and bridges and language preservation, billions for people who are in our country illegally. i am all for spending additional monies to combat the coronavirus. but this bill isn't it. >> bill: there are moderates in the house on the democ

. >> reporter: paolo told her andrea bocelli and john legend would perform at the wedding. >> the guest listgrowing. the beckhams. the obamas. >> the clintons. >> for some reason russell crowe was on the list. >> reporter: but while the wedding planning was kicking into high gear, bonita said paolo was becoming increasingly tense about work. >> he had been talking to me for some time about how there were people that were against him, his enemies. >> reporter: and one morning she woke up and read in the "new york times" that colleagues at the karolinska institute were accusing him of scientific misconduct. >> i'm like, what the hell is going on, why didn't you tell me? >> reporter: paolo headed up a research lab at the karolinska institute, one of europe's top-ranked medical universities, and had performed three trachial facilities at its hospital. several doctors who worked alongside paolo, some tending to the patients he had implanted with new tracheas, started voicing concerns about the new procedure. in particular, they took issue with the way he'd written them up in medical journals. >>

john. the guest list just kept growing and growing. >> the beckhams, the obamas. >> the clintons. >> the clintonsas on the list. >> so the invitation came wrapped in a lambskin envelope. >> and it was really fancy with gold lettering, and embossed. >> it was very extravagant. i don't know if you've ever priced out invitations, very expensive. >> the wedding wasn't just one and done. it was going to be a full four-day affair and that meant benita needed four beautiful gowns. >> isn't it incredible that next week we are to visit the place where we will marry? ♪ >> so he wanted this very elaborate wedding dance. and it was gonna culminate in me coming out in this ball gown. >> he wanted that skirt to come off, and so she could show off, like, you know, her moves. he was just gonna grab her, pull her in, and then rip. there we go. ♪ >> he told me that he wanted to play piano for me at the wedding. and that he had played piano as a child, and he wanted to re-learn the piano. my daughter was playing violin at the time. so he'd be there playing the piano, she'd be there playing the violin. it was actual

many democrats are joining him on that list. >> john: we will also speak with republican senator rand preparing to take up the massive covid bill as the president gets ready to mark a vexing milestone despite some distribution hiccups. check out this lineup coming up in the next hour. the holidayt exactly smooth sledding this year, eh santa? no, but we came through smelling of mistletoe. the now platform lets us identify problems before they became problems. if only it could identify where my ball went. this you? hmm... no, mine had green lights. whatever your business is facing. let's workflow it. maybe i should workflow my swing... servicenow. here's exciting news for veteran homeowners who need cash. refiplus from newday usa. it lets you refinance at today's record low rates plus get cash. with mortgage rates low and home values high refiplus can help you lower your rate plus turn your home equity into an average of $50,000. money for security today. money for retirement tomorrow. refiplus from newday usa. my grandfather had an amazing life, but ancestry showed me so much more than

john, i could not do so. it's a pity there are not more like him. in the late winter of 1911 when the contents of tudor place were inventoried after britannia's death, the list of objects included a photograph of john, the only photograph in that room of someone who was not a member of the extended peter-custis family. for all of the wealth of information that britannia provides to her grandchildren in these reminiscences, she is relatively quiet about the transitional period in 1862, 1863 when enslaved labor was no longer used at tudor place and she began employing paid servants. in the district of columbia, the emancipation of slavery occurred in april of 1862, when president lincoln signed the district of columbia is compensated -- columbia's compensation emancipation act. this act provided for compensated emancipation whereby slave owners who made an oath of loyalty to the union and voluntarily emancipated their slaves would receive financial compensation, up to $300 for each individual they emancipated. the act was passed nearly nine months before president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation on january 1 of 1863. it's not surprising that brita

list. republicans will never buy into it. one other thing here to my friend john roberts. you know, i'm reading about a real bonehead play. apparently vice president harris did local tv in west virginia and arizona to try to put pressure on to comoderate democrat joe manchin? that is going to backfire. and that tells me that at the end of the day, the biden crowd is not going to compromise. so we will see how it goes. my last point here is don't deal with money aggregates, okay? look at the policy. helping covid to covid, helping vaccinations, helping school safety, fine. throwing checks at people, not fine. more and more unemployment assistance. we just had a big bill in november. that is not fine. and so those are the things that troubled me. we will see how it goes, but i kind of doubt it. >> so folks at home know what we are talking about the g.o.p. proposal is roughly $600 billion and include six -- 600 billion for vaccine distribution testing, $4 billion with substance abuse and economic impact to be determined and more personal paycheck protection and idle economic

list of speakers. and i know you have, john, as well. friday, saturday and sunday at the cpac conference. if you look closely at the list, who is invited to speak, who is going to be speaking, the final speaker will be trump as we know. are there any republicans who don't support trump in prominent speaking roles at this conference? >> there are some who are less -- about it but there are none who are challenging trump. you could not see, not that mitt romney or ben sasse would go, they're not invited. and cpac was founded back at the wake of barry goldwater's loss and willm f. buckley was part of the origin. it was the conservative kwhoz wanted to challenge them on policy and a direction of the party. there is none of that right now. so when you see governor desantis of florida and cruz, are they going to go down there and hug donald trump, probably not. if they are not going to defy him, i wouldn't expect that. >> this is not about the direction of the party. right, john. this is about just making sure they could bet re-elected. they're not talking about policy. they're talking about wha

i think, john, you've got that list of nominees. >> i do. all right.we have seen all women in single of the year, it shows that we're getting there. progress is being made. let's hope as the years progress we'll see more females in that category. i think it shows maybe the females put out better songs than we do. >> you know what i think is interesting, i love what you just said, kelsea, about how you had all the nominations and this is carly's first time, this is what i love about country music people, number one, you're so close, i think you're some of the nicest people on the planet in terms of supporting and cheering each other on. what is it like, though, when you read the category and you're in the same category but you like somebody else? aren't you still pulling for yourself sort of kind of? >> it is healthy competition, right? it is like of course you want to win, but if someone else wins you're not going to be heart broken because our a fan of them and a friend of them, so it is all good. >> but it is sure nice winning. >> kelsea ballerini an

two-time major champion, john daly is with us, along with the author of the best-selling book, "talking to goats," goats being "the greatest of all time." jim gray. this is like a bucket list golf with john daly. loving the beer, too, john. you have no tiger, jim gray, since he was how old? >> since he was a very young man, seven or eight years old, i've known tiger almost four decades. >> sean: john, you've known him from the tour. everyone that i've talked to loves him. he's been great for the game of golf. >> i've known him since he was 13 years old. >> sean: wow. >> he is the most incredible kid i've ever met in my life. i mean, the talent, everything that goes with tiger woods is just incredible. i've said he would break jack nicholson's record, probably 20 years ago. >> sean: unbelievable. and you had a great career, yourself. jim, it looks -- i mean, for a golfer, he's had these other injuries come he's had the back problems. certainly, this isn't going to help his golf game, but he's been playing really well since he's come back from the last surgery, right? >> until this recent surgery, yeah, but nobody is ever going to forget 2019 when he came back and won the ma

. ♪ jack: barron's just released its annual list of the 1300 most sustain -- 100 most sustainable companies. johnthe show. so -- >> pleasure. great to be here, thank you. jack: your company's data powered this week's cover story as it has for the past three years, and our top sustainable companies have beaten the market every year. can you explain why sustainable factors would enhance investor returns? >> well, sustainable factors help us understand how companies are likely to navigate change. and in 2020 in particular, there was a lot of change associated with a crisis. particularly valuable information, understanding how companies are dealing with risk, managing through change and in particular how well managers are dealing with their people and preparing their teams for change. jack: so different companies, different analysts have different definitions of sustainability. can you give an example of an e, the s or a g, what would be good from a policy per specific but also good for a company's balance sheet? >> sure. well, on the e side, climate risk, carbon risk is a major theme across many, ma

minister in july it was 2090 the number of full swords on met by mr john prime minister and his ministers and going through the roof sent a list of those of the speaker of the house or senate a list of them to mr johnson himself absent a list of the leader of the opposition sent a list to jacob race not a no response so it's become normal and acceptable to like it just wasn't your role or some traits it was not permissible to lie on the floor has been so 'd very beast you know i give examples of how people 8 ounces for lying on the floor house before until very recently. ok i'm going to go through hand so and from now listen i swear to you readers that we are so also in truth. i've done that job and i shall happily will our no i'm saying further back athletes time in the malaria merge and see the fun the n.h.s. the korea war ok let's not go back there specifically you've written and we'll get on to the lies that you allege i mean you sent the book to lindsay hoyle the speaker. an ardent supporter of the war in iraq norman fowler of course infamous since since it's in iraq anniversary time fowler of course is in the in of that

to our panel chief technology strata list brad and market watch senior reporter john swarts, welcome,formance alone look at the annual comp chart i was looking at this year-over-year lyft is up 7% while uber is up 49%, they had very different recovery is a choice as simple as this? >> we like the basket approach and we like both of the companies but if you're looking at one of them lyft has not performed as well to your point. there is definitely more room for multiple expansion and you might get a little bit more performance because of that you have to look at does the investor have more appetite for a pure play) company or with uber's case closed along with the delivery services. they're both going to be really set up very well for the next six or 12 months as we get to the recovery phase but lyft has more. liz: how can you say that when uber clearly, a is international and please push back if you disagree but uber has an international business and uber has a new burrito which is offset so many of the losses it is seen over the past year due to the pandemic and nobody wanting to get

his career ended up tying for 5th on the all-time list of interceptions so congrats to him to meanwhile san francisco forty-niners general manager john lynch has also been named to the hall of fame. >>he played 11 years in the nfl as a safety winning super bowl 37 with the tampa bay buccaneers in 2003. >>he was named to 9 pro bowls and also spent 10 years in the booth commenting coming commentating on games on fox. until he signed with the niners in 2017 is actually his 8th. >>nomination to try and get into the hall and 8th time is a charm for him never give up never give up let's check in now with a look at the weather forecast. yeah, what a great night out there in the bay area for your saturday evening tomorrow. >>slightly cooler along the coast tracking the return of that cool sea breeze cooling us down to near average but away from the coastline still going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above normal stuff. you love today's forecast you're certainly going to love tomorrow's live look outside from south market in downtown san francisco just some thin high clouds overhead still in the 50's out there right now mainly along the bay are

documented in a landmark 2006 report, the history was all around, including lists of slaves trafficked in ship's owned by john the school's founders. his former home across the street from the president's residence. >> that's the thing, is that we were surrounded by evidence of brown's relationship to slavery at one time, and yet we chose to igre it and we basically built a new narrative around it. >> reporter: with a more painful past revealed, brown took a number of steps, including creating a new center for the study of slavery and justice to further explore the history through scholarship and exhibitions. and it commissioned a public art work, titled “slave memorial” by prominent black artist martin puryear. >> to me, it always seemed the most important element of it was the truth telling. if one wants to atone for it, for lying for so many decades, centuries even, the clear indication is that you should atone for that by telling the truth. and so the report to me was the most important. and i think that has been borne out by what followed because that report has become the document that so many other ins

people in this building, some of whom were on the fbi's watch list, took photos, stole laptops, destroyed precious statues, including one of john lewis. desecrated the statue of a recently deceased member of congress that stood for nonviolence. this was devastating. and the world watched us. the world is still watching us to see what we will do this day and we'll know what we did this day 100 years from now. those are the immediate consequences, and our actions will reverberate as to what are the future consequences. the extremists that attacked the capitol at the president's provocation will be emboldened. all of our intelligence agencies have confirmed this. this is not house managers saying that. there are quite literally standing by and standing ready. donald trump told them this is only the beginning. they are waiting and watching. see if donald trump is right that everyone said this was totally appropriate. let me also bring something else up. i'll briefly say that defense council put a lot of videos out in their defense. playing clip after clip of black women talking about fighting for a cause or an issue or a policy. it

john kasich. gloria, we're going to hear from a twitter list for trump for the first time since he left office.k we'll see teleprompter trump or one of his free wheeling hour-plus performances? >> i think probably a little bit of each. if you talk to people who still consider themselves allies of donald trump, i spoke with one who hopes he sticks to a teleprompter, talks about the future, talks about policy, talks about joe biden and immigration and what he wants to do for the party, and winning back control of the house and senate. however, everybody knows this is donald trump. everybody knows what's likely to occur is a speech that is self-validating, is a speech that's going to say he didn't lose the election. and is a speech that's going to be all about vengeance and revenge. it's not going to be about taking back the house and senate so much y would think it's going to be about getting back at those people who voted to impeach him or who voted to certify the election. i mean, you know his own vice president is not going to be there. he's hanging back and not doing political events for six

. >> and, john, i don't know if you heard our reporter walking through the list.t seemed like it might come to an end, there was some other kind of legal woe that donald trump is going to be face. it's a very long list. how likely is a prosecution? >> well, as we heard several in the senate have now issued statements where they think he should be held criminally responsible, and this includes republicans. even chuck grassley issued a long statement that said -- >> john, i'm so sorry. i'll have you pause. we need to listen in now to governor andrew cuomo. >> let me -- i want to clarify facts on the nursing homes which has been an ongoing discussion. new york, as everybody knows, was ground zero for covid and nursing homes were and still are ground zero for covid, and losing a loved one is very, very painful. losing a loved one in a nursing home during this situation was extraordinarily painful. there is with no visitation. you couldn't be with the person. you couldn't talk to the person. it was hard to get them on the phone. people in nursing homes are not as conve

s watch list took photos still laptops destroyed precious statues including one of john lewis desecrated the statue of a recently deceased member of congress who stood for nonviolence this was devastating and the world watched us and the world is still watching us to see what we will do this day and will know what we did this day 100 years from now those are the immediate consequences and our actions will reverberate as to what are the future consequences the extremists who attacked the capital at the president's provocation will be emboldened all our intelligence agencies have come firm this is not house managers saying that there are quite literally standing by and standing ready donald trump told them this is only the beginning they are waiting and watching to see if donald trump is right that everyone said this was totally appropriate let me also bring something else up i'll briefly say the defense counsel. put a lot of videos out in their. in their defense playing clip after clip. a black women talking about fighting for a cause or an issue or a policy was not lost on me as so many

john lewis became a congressman. we were trained in nashville and leadership was trained. the first chairman of sncc came out of the mayor from washington dc and if you go down the list who had gone to nashville training and you will see the leadership that came forth. to chairman's like marion barry and john lewis. so my point is that the thing that can really make the difference and have the greatest impact is whether or not your leadership is trained how to run support. some say no revolution has ever been one of the she can have the sympathy of the mass participation of the masses and think of a hot the gandhi looking at south africa and looking at accomplishing those things so some training needs to happen that is the critical thing that must happen now in terms of our leadership because one point i want to make and i don't want to take up too much time because i am very excited about the questions, and that is we share experiences together living in the same periods of time like the sixties and even now. those of us also share with the young people. but is not simply the experience that we have together it's our interpretation of the experience. our interpretation will

letters asking them to stay at home and to get the vaccination john hall is in london and explains more about just how people may end up on that list. what's new about this is that the criteria is being used to decide whether a person is vulnerable that we should be shooting on not just the sort of binary factors of age and underlying health conditions like disease and so on they're not taking into account other risk factors like in a city like postcode where you live in other words to try and get a picture of levels of deprivation that we know has played so heavily into the negative statistics. over the course of the last year so it's a new approach it's approached it's based on multiple risk factors it takes into account crucially of social economic factors as well which means that it's able to include in the net far more people who are not perfect or protected or even recognize the need of protection before including the likes of recreation and minority ethnic groups many of whom he or essential workers many of them live in multigenerational households and many of whom have we know been disproportionately affected by the endemic

interceptions with ties him for fifth place on the all time list and still waiting to hear his hall of fame. fate is 49ers general manager johnnch. lynch who spent 15 years with the bucks, and broncos is a finalist. he's been here before seven previous times. lynch has not gotten the call that tells him he's in the hall with the opening of spring training camps is right around the corner and liaise made a couple of significant moves today with mark assembly and now a toronto blue jay there. in need of a shortstop and got a pretty good one in the rangers. elvis andreas for 31 year old andres is a two time all star would be starting his 13th major league season to get on dress. the ace had to give up power hitting designated hitter chris davis after breakout years with the aids in 2016, 17 and 18 32 year old davis had just two home runs in last year's shortened season and battered just 200 minor league players and cashed also involved in the trade and the a's have made starting pitcher mike fires. one who did not get away fires that expressed his desire to stay in oakland and today agreed to a contract that allow him to do that

the republicans he's against the number one on that list is senator mitch mcconnell the former senate leader and now he's the senate minority leader john hendren thank you very much indeed. manaus military says its takeover was not a coup in its 1st news conference a spokesman for the armed forces says it had no choice but to seize power but again pledge to hold elections it comes as the deposed civilian need to be was charged with a 2nd crime is can hardly reports. continuing their civil disobedience movement at a coup protesters in years gone block train services out of instant railway station one of the city's largest. 6 and east on the other end of the line and protesters there also did the same in its 1st press conference since taking over the military just to justify its actions saying it was not a coup and that the protesters are inciting violence are already going to move in it yet soon union the 90. party had a chance to solve problems like election fraud peacefully according to the constitutional law they didn't take action that's why we have no choice but to take power and this is not a code we found out that the protestors

list. needless to say, we were shocked by that. >> tucker: why would john stankey, the ceo of the company - of different businesses, a very successful company, critical company in the united states, why would he jeopardize the image of at&t by siding with the company that has had a hat in genocide, china? it doesn't make sense to me. >> it does not make sense unless you assume that despite what cnn and its corporate parent say about protecting minorities and standing up for human rights, if it's all a lie, and what they are actually doing is placing profit over and above human rights, over and above u.s. national security concerns. and you know, i have to say that at&t is not alone. there are other u.s. corporations in china who are turning a blind eye to the human rights abuses, who are turning a blind eye to china threatening its neighbors in the south china sea, who are turning a blind eye -- what they are doing is helping china undermine u.s. national security concerns, and that is something that we tried in the trump administration, and we were on the verge of placing china telecom, as

everybody in the world to get information from see john it is absolutely not easy to get information from there you've seen how little i could do there as a joiner list and of course the people who speak the language who are from there who know people there they still have sources i think that is one very important thing the other thing is that china is targeting the scent of brought much more than it had to before that does not only concern chinese ex us or they although they are the primary target but it also sometimes concerns foreign nationals who speak out against china or disclose some of the activities that china is doing or foreign governments that interfere with what china sees as its interest its a there is a push to for its own narrative to be dominant around the world within the chinese bureaucracy but is thank you very much for your insights very valuable as always correspondent to tears burning out there in beijing. you're watching d.w. news still to come life was rough for these adults before a rescue shelter in thailand helped them get back on their feet but now a sanctuary is future is under threat. well in just a few hours a special

people in this building, some of whom were on the fbi watch list, took photos, stole laptops, destroyed precious statues, including one of johnworld watched us, and the world is still watching us to see what we will do this day. >> joining us now is gabby richards, communications director for representative mary gase kamlin. she is writing a personal letter calling on senators to convict donald trump. more than 500 congressional staff members have now signed on to this letter. gabby, thank you for joining us again. the first time you were here, it was about 300. the numbers are going up during the trial, apparently. it's so fascinating to me because staffers have never done anything like this at all, and to see more coming out during the trial insisting on the guilty verdict, were you surprised that you got that surge with the trial going on? >> not at all. i think that this past week was incredibly moving and emotional and traumatizing again for staff, for members, for the country. you know, everyone got a front row seat once again to the trauma and the vitriol and the violence that was incited on our workplace by the presid

john lewis was on the no-fly list. you and me could be a terrorist in their definition.ot define what a terrorist is. host: that sets up my question to you, congressman. this is senator marco rubio state. he has produced legislation, called the terror intelligence improvement act. the bill would also provide more authority for law enforcement agencies to go after suspected terrorists while safeguarding the second amendment and due process rights. i have read the law thoroughly. i discussed it a lot -- a lot on air. my confusion is the list of best use of lists as evidence. i don't want to terrorist buying a gun much less going out on the street eyeing a gun. my worry is that we are going to enforce a penalty, why not indict them or arrest them? >> that gets to the point of what a pre-crime is. if you say someone is a suspected terrorist, what do you mean by suspected terrorist? we have definitions of terrorist. the left had committee hearings this week where they defined anyone who voted for donald trump as a domestic terrorist. are we all suspected terrorist because the