if mark sanchez is 6'2", a person 6'3" standing next to him would not be shorter than mark sanchez. here is a gentleman named lorenzo llamas. here he is standing shoulder to shoulder with president trump. he is 6'2", he is taller than donald trump, which means president trump is not 6'3". here's another man who is 6'2", his name is justin trudeau. he's the prime minister of canada. president trump is not a short man. he's not like danny devito up there but he is shorter than justin trudeau, who, again, is 6'2", which means that president trump is not 6'3". here is president trump with barack obama, who is 6'1/2" according to his last presidential physical when they weren't weird, back when they were normal occurrences. president trump and president obama, as you can see, are very close in height. president obama is a little taller than president trump. as you can see in multiple images from multiple angles. if you would like to see what it would look like if donald trump really was 6'3", well, here he is standing in ex-to a man who is 6'3", whose name is jeb bush. president trump is

look at the redskins hire washed up mark sanchez, they bypass kaepernick? it's not going to fly.public opinion poll to determine the adverse impact on the nfl if kaepernick is hired by the team. that's exhibit a in the lawsuit. goodell's statement is so disingenuous. kaepernick has a real chance to win. are you telling me in the united states of america we cannot protest -- >> not a chance. >> -- can't protest that? it's wrong. kaepernick's going to win. >> -- attorneys also have to prove this collusion, that there is a conspiracy to key hep him . does that mean transcripts of phone calls or texts or, you know, something in writing that says there was this concerted effort to keep him out as punishment? does it have to be like that in order to win a case that you're making? >> fredricka, doesn't have to be in writing. mark geragos went on the either and said it was a violation of first amendment. first amendment deals with restriction on government. we have to lose that claim. secondly if there's a race claim, as richard seems to be saying, then there's a process. you file your c

. >> the other thing we have to note is bezos mistress has a brother named mark sanchez. he's an associate with mr. trump figure, carter page and roger stone. he's had something of a relationship with ami over the years. he's something that's been interviewed in the private investigation that bezos funded. it may be all of these geopolitical forces or it may come down to something much more personal or some combination. >> i agree that we don't have any evidence. there are other data points. one of them is a hundred page publication called the new kingdom. it was put out by ami, the owner of the national enquirer that just slobbered all over mbs in way that was reporting that they -- i guess they did some of the same kind of reporting during donald trump during the kpa campaign. there was no ads. it wasn't clear who paid for this. pecker said he paid for it out of his own pocket for reasons that unclear. the state department, interestingly, last year when this came out was asked whether there was a connection between the united states government and the publication by ami

. >> i think the other thing we've got to note is that bezos' mistress has a brother named mark sanchez. he is a -- is associated with many trump world figures. carter page and roger stone, to name two. he's also had something of a relationship with ami over the years, the "enquirer's" parent company over the years. he's somebody who has been interviewed in this sort of private investigation that bezos has funded. so it may be all of these geopolitical political forces or it may come down to something much more personal or some combination thereof. >> i agree that we don't have any evidence. as i said at the outset, you know, that would led us to firm conclusions, but there are other data points, and one of them is a 100-page publication called "the new kingdom." it was put out by ami, the owner of "national enquirer," that just slobbered all over mbs in a way that, you know, was reporting that they -- well, i guess they did some of the same kind of reporting on donald trump during the campaign, but it was very un"national enquirer"ish. there were no adds. pecker said that he paid for i

anybody who believes that will believe that mark sanchez was a better choice or some of the other howd i put it delicately, people who were well past their prime that were signed this year. >> the twisting of the screw there. >> let me start with clint watts, devoted patriots fan. margaret brennan sits down with the president. a lot of this will air tonight during the super bowl. what you see is like what we saw with the daily caller. lead the horse to water trying to make him eat and drink. do you take credit for the diminished credits. he didn't. he takes three or four questions before he gives the quote i read. your reflection on what we've seen over the course of the season wen hen we reflect on th protests and how the president of the diets dealt with it. >> you never know his position. i think the disappointment i have with it is the president puts himself into everything, and nothing in america can exist now without the president somehow involving himself and making it about him. i know for me when this controversy flared up, i struggled with this question. do i take a knee or

added more than 5% during its session overnight for the best day since mid 2015 let's bring in mark newton sanchez of globals this comeback by chinese stocks relative to u.s. stocks actually got rolling months ago where are we in this process in terms of this revival in chinese equities >> i still like to consider myself the bull in the china shop, mike it's been a big move of late you look at a couple different positives. one being the dollar starting to go over and that should be a bullet for em and china. structural progress, technically speaking, broken not only since last year but got above 43.5 since last spring. it's been a big break out of late and moved 5% in the last few days good technical progress and the third, of course, prospects of a china deal around the corner and certainly improving and nobody wants to be out of it potentially for that i do see negatives in the near term moved up too far too quickly 46 is a big level. 50% of the entire move down since last year. near term, i think the prospects are limited. i don't think it's too much for china but would be a pretty aggressive b

than a couple of years ago in the catastrophic flooding of coyote creek and marked off this place to have it evacuated. kris sanchez live from along the guadalupe river with where we are now. >> reporter: well, hi there, laura. the water isis still rushing he at the guadalupe rive morning a saw that. so remarkably lower at the same time this water was rising a lot of folks wereng textlerts on th cell phones telling them to evacuate and some of them were geg san jose police went door to door to homes in willow glen near the river. from willow glen way to atlanta folks were urged to get out. the office of emergency management pushed alerts to phones and pushed this lady up. >> i got a call at 4:00 in the morning that says vautd so i evacuated. >> reporter: you were expecting the call? >> i was listening to the new last night and i had a flooding of the rocks spring neighborhood that left people stranded in their homes, the>> no. evacuating, no. has it gotten to the top, yes. we have never had sjp knock on the door saying we're leaving. >> reporter: a san jose resident working on the 2017 flood relief says this respon

witnessed a watershed in this late useless year or more precisely it marks the end of petro time chances the government leader. or sanchez is expected to make an election announcement after a cabinet meeting on friday david chaytor has more from madrid. it was an emphatic defeat for the socialist prime minister pedro sanchez out of the three hundred fifty m.p.'s in the parliament one hundred ninety one voted against his budget and the crucial factor was that the two parties of made up of catalan separatists who want independence would drew their support that was what actually killed the budget and now he's got to decide the prime minister exactly when he will call an early election it seems inevitable he will have to but at the moment they're saying they're going to wait until the cabinet meeting on friday to make that decision but i've been speaking to one of his cabinet ministers and they painted a pretty. unclear picture about what was lying ahead but they are fearful most of all about the rise of the extreme right let's hear what you have to say that i feel. the only that today has proven that the right wing in this

decades sundays poll marks a historic day for the communist country and unprecedented two million people are expected to voice their opposition to the government ready in a sanchez has more now from having a. protestant cuba pray for divine guidance. and for cubans to vote no on sunday's constitutional referendum. don't stay home don't leave your vote blank you know what you have to put on the ballot. religious groups say the new constitution may eventually allow same sex marriage. the proposed constitution has not respected the people's opinion on the issue of marriage and family and. this sort of dissent is unprecedented in cuba and it's not restricted to moral values the draft constitution brings in more freedoms to trade buy property and attract foreign investment it even sets presidential term limits but communism remains and try and as cuba's guiding force many here say the changes are the most significant since the cold war era but critics say ratifying the proposal will only serve to perpetuate the communist one party system for those pushing for a no vote the shadow of fetal castro remains in these pages islamist my things by qualifying it has the state

that same year level and then you have the role of college felix sanchez just run you became the boss and i wanted to pick up with the b.s. mark got to be a good six hours and six a really good players on the road up alongside him and he took i receive. in twenty seven say to the seniors now actually going on to talk about america's south america's biggest international system and whether been invited as a guest senator let me take you out like a log you say in a car like the lumber here in neighborhood but on the big steps this team develops is a world of harvesting and playing out to the world cup finals in twenty twenty two and now i'd like to just enjoy being asian champions for the first side in that country's history. and the mention the world cup force approaching twenty twenty two households correspondingly winnings explains why asian cup success is likely to have a huge impact on that. well cattle stunning victory in this tournament is not just good news for cattle it's actually good news for the asian football confederation and fifa why because fee for awarded this tournament to qatar twenty twenty two world cup ther

mr sanchez leads a minority government — his socialist party — marked in red — only has 84 out of thearliament. until today, he had the support of several smaller parties — including catalan separatists who want catalonia to be an independent country. they've been insisting on a dialogue over independence in exchange for supporting the budget, but agreements not been reached. so the budget was rejected. these pictures tell the story. this was at the weekend. these pictures are from sunday — thousands of demonstrators marched in madrid in a pro—unity demonstration, putting pressure on mr sanchez over his attempts to reach out to the catalan politicians. and yesterday divisions were highlighted further when 12 catalan separatist leaders and activists went on trial for rebellion and sedition. those charges relate to the independence referendum in 2017 - these pictures are from then. all leading up to today — mr sanchez left parliament immediately after his defeat — apparently he was smiling but silent. that is certainly true. i put that to mike sanders. i think he realises that the curre

marks joins us live with more. what more can you tell us about what we can expect from this press conference today >> well, if mr. sanchez does go ahead and call for french national elections in late april or perhaps even late may to make them coincide with the parliamentary elections across yier europe, that would be a signal that he feels, a, confident that his socialist party would be in some way able to benefit if you look at the poll numbers published by the newspaper the last couple of days based on a poll of polls, it shows that his party has gained pretty significantly over the last couple of years in those polls with a psoe. that's the acronym for his socialist party. now up 24% the critics, the catalans. they blocked his budget in a vote here on wednesday the critics saying, well, he has called these elections because he thinks he will benefit there from these elections as we see spain's politics increasingly fragment over the last few years we've seen the end of a generation of two-party rule here there's going to be a lot of jostling none of them looking to have anything like an outright majority who will tea

catalonia region refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday at the chairing a cabinet meeting. today in parliament. more precisely it marks the end of petro some chances because months leader of at least six people have died in nearly a week long anti-government protests in haiti the demonstrators are calling on president of anon maurice to step down they're angry about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption say without the zero next it's people in power the forgotten heroes of empire. a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare resources and new species one of the nice reveals china's underwater hunt. on al-jazeera. during world war two the british empire recruited hundreds of thousands of african soldiers to fight in africa asia and the middle east when peace came the survivalist faced discrimination and neglect many being abandoned to poverty in the shaming act of killing new disregard now we've been to investigate the plight of britain's african veterans the forgotten heroes of its empire. your second zambia november twenty eighth and the royal visit is underway red her

earlier cap and he thought the brother of bezos mistress lauren sanchez played a role in leaking those private photos and texts. we shall see, mark. >> laura: trays commit great job. the next guest finds invasion of privacy complaint from bezos warrant to do also hypocritical peter schweizer with a new documentary with how operate in stolen and manipulated information. that is your information, by the way. peter joins us now and peter the "national enquirer" seems to be in the wrong care after they came after abuses. it is kind of ironic, crying foul about stolen tech and tech companies can be guilty in the end of much worse. >> peter: yeah, that is exactly right, laura. about a decade ago, google declared that privacy was dead. and that tech tightens essentially have been selling everybody's information. what is troubling they don't just use that information, our information to sell usts advertising and sort of things like that, but they also use it against us and so to me it's quite ironic and i sympathize with jeff bezos but quite ironic the raising privacy concerns when the high-tech industry primarily google, facebook but t

catalonia region refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday at the chairing a cabinet meeting. today in parliament. more precisely it marks the end of petro some cases the government's leader of at least six people have died in nearly a week long anti-government protests in haiti the demonstrators are calling on president of anon maurice to step down they're angry about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption say without the zero next it's people in power the forgotten heroes of empire. a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare resources and new species one of the nice reveals china's underwater hunt. on al-jazeera. during world war two the british empire recruited hundreds of thousands of african soldiers to fight in africa asia and the middle east when peace came the survivalist faced discrimination and neglect many being abandoned to poverty and the shaming act of killer new disregard now we've been to investigate the plight of britain's african veterans the forgotten heroes of a temple.

in decades sunday's poll marks a historic day for the communist country an unprecedented two million people are expected to voice their opposition to the government mariana sanchez reports from havana. protestant cuber pray for divine guidance. and for cubans to vote no on sunday's constitutional referendum. don't stay home don't leave your vote blank you know what you have to put on the ballot. bowl it is group say the new constitution may eventually allow same sex marriage. because the proposed constitution has not respected the people's opinion on the issue of marriage and family and. this sort of dissent is unprecedented in cuba and it's not restricted to moral values the draft constitution brings in more freedoms to trade buy property and attract foreign investment it even sets presidential term limits but communism remains an try and as cuba's guiding force many here say the changes are the most significant and the core were arabs the critics say ratifying the proposal will only serve to perpetuate the communist one party system for those pushing for a no vote the shadow of fetal castro remains in these pages is that i miss my things by qualifying it as th

refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday after chairing a cabinet meeting. today in parliament we have witnessed a while to. more precisely it marks the end of petro some changes of government leaders and the future of the thai politics or party that try to nominate the king sister for prime minister is under threat after princess on this candidacy was ruled inadmissible the election commission recommended that the thai rak such a party be dissolved a journalist in the philippines who was one of several people named time magazine's person of the year has been arrested for libel maria ressa is the c.e.o. of the news website rappler she has repeatedly clashed with president rodrigo detected those are the headlines i'll have more news for you in half an hour coming up next it's witness sky and ground thank you for watching by. mom was ha ha. ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha much. i miss my health my friends box and i can fill a void in the scoop i miss my fun and it's beautiful how much can hurt come rescue her and there's been a. new awareness on her many in atlanta. gina succumbed to the book which. is a little to be the hardest to.

sanchez, "today in the bay." >> got to be frustrating for a lot of people waking out without power. thanks, kris. >> 6:45 for you right now. >>> today marks day five of the oakland teacher strike. still there's no deal in sight. oakland superintendent claims that strike is costing the cash-strapped district $1 million a day. the oakland unified school district says only 6% of students have been showing up for classes during the strike. tonight, the oakland school board district, board of education will discuss the ongoing strike during its meeting. >>> today may very well be one of the most important days in donald trump's presidency. >> so far anyway, scott mcgrew. >> so far. the president in vietnam, marcus, his former lawyer will tell congress trump committed crimes, and congress is voting to end trump's self-declared state of emergency, all of it today, very busy. let's start in vietnam, that's where the president is meeting with north korean dictator kim jong-un, this is the second meeting between the two. at the first meeting, president trump said north korea had agreed to disarm its nuclear we the second summit, and have reporters

mark one year since patrick was killed. ( marty ) in national news..president trump tackled several issues friday. ranging from the mueller investigation, the government shutdown...and roger stone indictments boris sanchezts... the president even teased why he believes the state of the union will answer a lot of questions about his upcoming plans for his push to fund a border wall. pres. trump nats: "thank you very much everybody."before taking off for a weekend in florida, president trump is bragging about strong jobs numbers despite the 35 day government shutdown.pres. trump: "we added 304,000 jobs which was a shocker to a lot of people. it wasn't a shocker to me."trump also bashing house speaker nancy pelosi... saying that negotiating with democrats on a border wall agreement is a waste of time and teasing that he may declare a national emergency to pay for the wall without congressional approval during next week's state of union address.pres. trump: "having a national emergency does help the process. it would certainly help the process. what would help a lot is if the democrats could be honest. i think nancy pelosi should be ashamed of herself. because she is hurting a lot of people. i think the dem