we saw mark williams start up where he left off. no doubt he is talented.u will be disappointed with the way he played today, but with mark williams's perspective, he is playing well, and the he is trying. when he gets on the match table, and it's his office, he's a great competitor, so you can switch it on. he gave the doctor was. we have had a serious development in the sport, because an independent tribunal has been banning two players in snooker for match fixing. hasn't found guilty —— hasn't been found guilty for match fixing, and he is banned till 2029. his combat trick peng has also been suspended for fixing as well. —— his compound right —— he will there too and half years conditionally, the remaining three and a half years of the band will be suspended, because he is going to work with the authorities. sean murphy, give us the perspective in your world amongst players active at the moment of what has happened today. everyone is shocked. it is a big punishment, but the message is simple. don't bet on snooker. don't get involved. as a player we commi

crazy match between him and mark williams and who would have thought at 4—0 in front that stephen wouldfter the interval, century breaks all over the place. from stephen maguire's perspective he must be delighted, mark williams, he put up a good show but stephen maguire is the one. thank you forjoining us. that's it from us. more coverage from the uk championship at 7pm and highlights on bbc two. jason muhammad and the gang there. in sport the prize money on offer can be big — but how about winning £1 million? the only catch — you have to run for 24 hours and scale over 400 obstacles — still want to do it? well that's the task that awaits british athlete jonathan albon as he travels to iceland this weekend to win the grand prize in 0bstacle course racing. i managed to catch up withjonathan earlier and he told me about what awaits him on saturday. the obstacles will vary from carrying heavy things to jumping over walls, nets, traversing monkey bars, things like that, and also there will be a spear throwing event. is it a full-time thing for you, are you a professional obstacle course rac

if you would like to continue watching round three of the snooker, we have the world champion mark williams playing and also steve maguire against ali carter. red button and online for those matches this evening. in the meantime, goodbye. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. jurgen klopp has been charged with misconduct by the football association after liverpool's dramatic win over everton yesterday. it relates to this celebration. klopp ran onto the pitch to celebrate with his players after they scored the winner in the 96th minute. he's got until 6 o'clock on thursday to respond. the fa have charged arsenal and tottenham with failing to control their players in the north london derby following eric dier‘s goal celebrations at the emirates yesterday. dier put his finger to his mouth after scoring. arsenal went on to win 4—2. the clubs have until have until six o'clock on thursday to respond. uefa have confirmed that england will stage the 2021 womens european championship. they were the only nation that had bid to host the tournament. 16 teams w

meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. face either mark allen or neil robertson next — those two in action now, tied at 4—1; now to cricket and australia's first home test match — since they were caught ball tampering in south africa earlier this year — gets under way in just over an hour's time. they face india at the adelaide oval... chris mitchell reports. i know i will regret this for the rest of my life, i am absolutely gutted. the moment it was exposed, by their weight at all costs attitude. first, they denied the allegations of tampering before admitting cheating by applying sandpaper on the ball, steve smith along with david warner were all banned but what they did have ramifications for the entire nation. i don't think australian cricket has ever had a profound shock. and it bled out, it wasn'tjust us, every single person in australia it was like i reckoned there were dogs talked about in the street. knowing what shown any interest in cricket work taking and interest in this. they wanted to be national heroes again

mark: doctor williams, what do you see is the fate of the united states?, i am hoping that we can recover our instinct for personal liberty which requires limited government. it does not look very, very optimistic right now but unless we grab the reins of personal liberty we will be like the other great empires of the past. back in 1887 someone said during queen victoria's jubilee that britain would become the third great nation and almost defeated on the high seas by six great nation, you would have been put into the insane asylum. mark: argentina. >> that's absolutely right. i am hoping that doesn't our future as a nation but we have to get busy now for going to save ourselves from the fate of other great empires in the past we need to get busy now with selling our fellow americans on the moral superiority of personal liberty and the main ingredient, limited government. mark: and we need to make the case for fellow citizens, right? not enough people make the case. >> that's right. mark: for americanism. that's the bottom line. >> that's right six it's be

if you would like to continue watching round three of the snooker, we have the world champion mark williamsonline for those matches this evening. in the meantime, goodbye. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. jurgen klopp has been charged with misconduct by the football association after liverpool's dramatic win over everton yesterday. it relates to this celebration. klopp ran onto the pitch to celebrate with his players after they scored the winner in the 96th minute. he's got until 6 o'clock on thursday to respond. the fa have charged arsenal and tottenham with failing to control their players in the north london derby following eric dier‘s goal celebrations at the emirates yesterday. dier put his finger to his mouth after scoring. arsenal went on to win 4—2. the clubs have until have until six o'clock on thursday to respond.

we will have action on a dramatic day as mark williams reaches the third round of the uk championship. hello and welcome to the programme. the prime minister is going to be speaking argentina at the 620 summit, so as soon as that happens we will go to it, but let's crack on with the sport. it's going to be a big night. he thinks he could be about to make one of the best comebacks of all time as he looks to become the wbc heavyweight champion of the world. the phi comes to month after his return to the ring, and standing in theory‘s way will beat the undefeated deontay wilder. let's go to our reporter who is in los angeles. the public has seemed to take into theory, and he handed out water to wildfires across “— across —— to firefighters from the wildfires this week. all week, tyson fury has taught us that he is a bigger draw thanjust fury has taught us that he is a bigger draw than just a filer. they had the way in, but his fans outnumber wilder fans. i don't had the way in, but his fans outnumber wilderfans. i don't know if that's going to be reflected in the arena later, but it deft

mark williams, world champion.since we could say that. 12 months ago, i wasn't even here. just to playjohn in the final is an experience in itself, because i haven't been here for a long time. ijust can't believe it. rafa nadal‘s successes at roland garros are a little more frequent. an 11th success at the french open, a 17th grand slam in total. a first for simona halep at long last. golf's second major of the year, brooks koepka's second major of his career at the us open, in a sporting summer that was about to truly sizzle. and what a summer it turned out to be. beer gardens were packed, a heatwave gripped the nation. waistcoats had sold out. a feel—good factor around the england football team, at a world cup that will live long in the memory. from russia with love. sport's most famous icon, the nation prepared with military timing. we waited four years for this sea of colour and culture, and it didn't let us down. england opened with a late late show against tunisia. debutants panama were soon wrestled aside, t

and mark williams is through to the third round of the uk snooker championship in york with a straightforwardund 5:30pm. more than 120 people have been arrested in paris after violent protests around one of the city's most famous locations, the arc de triomphe. it's the third weeked of demonstrations sparked by rising fuel prices. hugh schofield reports. another saturday, another violent protest at a paris landmark. today, the yellow vest demonstrators were kept away from the shops of the champs elysees, so it was at the top, around the arc de triomphe, that there were the clashes with police. all morning we have seen hundreds and hundreds of yellowjackets gathering here on the avenue, and then pushing up towards the arc de triomphe, which you can see behind us shrouded in tear gas. the more daring go to the front where there are clashes going on with riot police, the others hang back where we are now. most of the marchers kept well away from the violence and expressed in words their anger and determination. translation: the problem is much bigger than just a few tax. that was just the straw

mark williams breezed into the third round of the uk snooker championship in york with a six frames to and he was in good form as he looks to win a third uk championship title. he managed two century breaks on his way to three—time winnerjohn higgins was put out by fellow scot alan mcmanus. that's all the sport for now. labour's kate 0samor, the shadow international development secretary, has resigned from her front bench role. it comes after a report that she verbally abused a journalist from the times who was looking into controversy surrounding her son's conviction for drug possession. in a statement, she said she will now "concentrate on supporting my family through the difficult time we have been experiencing". the chairman of the hs2 rail link, sir terry morgan, says he expects to be dismissed formally, even though he was only appointed injuly. ? it's thought the scheme, britain's biggest infrastructure project, is over budget. ?sir terry, who is also in charge of the delayed crossrail programme, was described as "world class" when he was appointed to hs2 by the transport secreta

meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out.low teens and it remained chilly across scotland. today we were spread some of the milderair today we were spread some of the milder air further north, today we were spread some of the milder airfurther north, doing that with an area of low pressure that will bring in a few showers and the accompanied by blustery wind. here is said low approaching our shores from the west. for the morning rush hour, that will make for quite a wet story across scotland and again, the wind will be a definite feature. the white circles and the figures inside show you the sustained wind speed, but the gust of wind will be higher. base of scotland getting showers through the morning rush hour, some heavier ones to the borders. showers for northern ireland too, head of the rain for northern england, the midlands and east anglia and the south—east, but the showers started pushing to wales and the south—west early on. as the hours go by, the rain will sweep its weight eastwards and for scotland, perhaps the wo

world champion mark williams is playing stephen maguire on the other table.ch this on bbc two or through the bbc sports website. and how about this for one of the best saves you'll see this year? this happened in the argentinian third tier. goalkeeper tried to clear, but look. unbelievable. that was his howler. pawed away. just goes to show that a dog is a goalkeeper‘s best friend i'll have more for you in the next hour. as the prime minister enters a second day of debate hoping to convince mps to back her brexit withdrawal deal, has she done enough to convince the electorate? 7 nina warhurst has been on a 400 mile tour of the north west of england talking to voters about whether they support the deal, and if they've changed their minds on how they voted two years ago. 7 she starts in barrow in furness in cumbria. b is for barrow in furness, where 60% voted leave. unemployment is higher than average, but an economy boosted by building submarines means that those who do work do well. a quick show of hands. who voted leave? and who voted remain? of these golfer

we are joined by mark william palin from university of exitor.a new characteristic in history we've seen this many times in the context of history and recent history, where do we stand in terms of the likely implications of this china/u.s. and global protectionism -- rise of protectionism in terms of the impact it could have on the global economy and the rest of the world? how does this episode compare to previous episodes? >> you would have to look at one of the most famous examples of how this economic nationalism can have unintended consequences i think the famous one from that is from 1930 this is this protectionist tariff that was passed by the hoover administration, perhaps in part to safely -- create a safety net around the united states economy, american industries amid this growing depression that it just struck one of the unintended consequences of that is that it made enemies out of america's trading partners one good example is italy, where the u.s. has been exporting numerous cars, then american cars were getting attacked pi the the

meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. obertson in the quarter—finals. england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have appeared before a cricket disciplinary commission hearing today, after being charged with bringing the game into disrepute. stokes was found not guilty of affray, after an incident outside a bristol nightclub last year. hales, who you can see leaving the hearing, was not charged. the commission will meet again on friday, with a verdict expected then. and the olympic and world track cycling champion dani rowe has retired. she won gold in the team pursuit at the london games in 2012 and also won three world championship titles with the british team before turning to road racing where she won commonwealth bronze for wales earlier this year. she is 28 and says she will stay in the sport. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. —— ten, still no goal in the premier league. in a world first, scientists in cambridge have completed the largest gene sequencing project in healthcare. 85,000 people too

mark williams breezed into the third round of the uk snooker championship in york with a 6 frames to snooker for 10 years and nine months after a major match—fixing inquiry. his compatriot cao yupeng also pleaded guilty to fixing and was banned for six years, although three and a half years of his sentence are suspended. suspicious betting patterns in numerous matches were investigated over two years in one of the sport‘s biggest corruption scandals. . this is a very different cases is not the case of people walking into high street, this is betting markets in the fareast, high street, this is betting markets in the far east, large sums of money, one of the matches, £65,000 we re sta ke d money, one of the matches, £65,000 were staked to make a profit of £86,000, and that's just were staked to make a profit of £86,000, and that'sjust a one match. it's a big issue, but i think snooker will be happy they have come to the conclusion of this. they have set out a message to the players, andl set out a message to the players, and i think the education element will be important. there has b

this is the match on the other table, world champion mark williams is co mforta bly champion mark williamshroughout the day we've been asking you for your brexit questions, specifically on immigration and security, to reflect the areas on which today's brexit debate in parliament is focused. joining me is the criminologist dr alison wakefield, who's also chair of the the professional body the security institute, and our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani. thank you for coming in. we will kick off this will —— with this one. david morgan via twitter asks, "what are the risks of dropping out of galileo?" my my first question is, what is galileo. it is an interesting and important question. it is the european satellite system in which we have invested i believe 1.2 million. we rely on that system for the likes of mobile phone signal, satnav and importantly military gps navigation. we have had eight state in its development, british companies have been involved in its building but as we leave, we will not have that same oversight of it. if we are a third—party country, we will not hav

with the kevin spacey who was replaced in the drama all the money in the world for mark walberg and michelle williams had to reshoot the film she was only paid i think it was one while very good team negotiated one point five million for reshooting williams eighty dollars per d.m. that comes less to a thousand or less. and one percent of what malt walberg me and i want to bring up of the highest paid male and female actors if we look at the totals women made a combined one hundred nine million this is a top five female leading actors men two hundred eighty four million more than double so this is huge like one of the better agents yeah. listening to bad agents and this is a thing we learned here so much talk about i could use every day and i'm not with you on part of movies it goes back to they don't have to be like you're looking at movies like for me things like long as good night thank you for the greatest part of a movie and since then we see more and more because we can do anything the man can do but we don't need a movie to tell us that no one knows what he did not like that's what girls and wo

her male co-host was making nearly double her salary and we learned that michelle williams was paid $1,000 while co-star marklberg pledged support for williams, donating his entire payment to the time's up legal defense fund. >>> tonight, bill cosby once nicknamed america's dad is convicted of three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> number six, cosby and weinstein's woes. america's dad behind bars. >> any comment, sir? >> bill cosby was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home, sentenced up to ten years in prison, and will be classified as a sexually violent predator for life. cosby's case was the first celebrity sexual assault trial, conviction and sentencing since the start of the me too movement. another industry heavy weight harvey weinstein was arrested and charged with rape and sex abuse from incidents dating back to 2004. he faces dozens of additional accusations, but denies all allegations of quote nonconsensual sex. investigations are under way in the u.s. and abroad. number five, kim-ye boards the trump train. kim and kanye dive head first into politics. first up

comments for 16 months and has a lot of respect for mueller. >> mark warner calling on president trump to withdrawal the nomination of williamthe next attorney general. that request coming one day after barr sent a memo in june calling mueller's obstruction of justice investigation fatally miss kco misconceived. if confirmed, he would oversee the mueller probe. >> it is clearly that donald trump is looking for someone that will try to undermine the mueller investigation. the most tacky way he has used the memo as a way to solicit the position is at the very least unseem unseemly. >> cristiano ronalronald deputy rosenstein admits it had no issue in the nomination. in my opinion, this begs the question why did he write this memo unso ice llicited if he di have the knowledge? these are the questions the democrats will ask before the confirmation. >>> what is held as a bipartisan victory. it is a big win for president trump who is expected to sign the criminal justice reform bill today at 11:00 a.m. we will see if anythibody can tw questions at him. the first step act will allow thousands of federal inmates early release. it eas

mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. jane:ormer defense secretary william cohen is still with me.'m reading general mattis' resignation letter and he talks about alliances and partnerships. where does pulling out ofle syra e the u.s.-led coalition? mr. cohen: i think it leaves it in a very damaged sition. the united states has been the leader of putting those coalitions together. countries from japan and australia to norway d others throughout europe, no countries. you have hadany -- interpol and others have been involventin trying to n and defeat isis. when we pull o under these circumstances, say victory, we have defeated them, which according to senator graham is fake news, a lie, and then they changed the rationale and it is burden, thatse's will cause a problem for us and will be ase cence to the alliance in the future. who is going to rely upon us? m i come f world in which her word is your bond. our worst to our friends than we are to our foes. once again, president putin says good job, president trump. we didn't invade your country with our attack upon your system. good jo

days later, we learned michelle williams was paid $1,000 to reshoot scenes while co-star mark wahlberg1.5 million. wahlberg pledged support for williams donating the sum of his payment to the time's up legal defense fund. >> tonight, bill cosby once nickna nicknamed america's dad was convicted of three counts of aggravated assault. >> cosby and weinstein's woes. america's dad behind bars. >> cosby, any comments, sir? >> bill cosby was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home, sentenced up to ten years in prison and will be classified as a sexually violent predator for life. cosby's case was the first celebrity sexual assault trial, conviction, and sentencing since the start of the me too movement, but another industry heavyweight, harvey weinstein, was arrested and charged with rape and sex abuse from incidents dating back to 2004. he faces dozens of additional accusations, but denies all allegations of, quote, nonconsensual sex. investigations are under way in the u.s. and abroad. >> number five, kimye boards the trump train. kim and kanye dive head first i

ategist is joining us in how big of an impact will this --e next year question mark will this have next year. we saw john williamsg these comments, and we have seen some dramatic drops. ?s the fed going to pause is the fed going to deliver something more market friendly in 2019? >> i don't think it will pause. i think the message from powell 's saying that nothing will stop us from doing what we have to do . it's important, does that mean raising rates three times? no. the inflationary pleasure -- pressures remain. but the fed does need to move into the next cycle and that's a than thertant factor moves and the volatilities and markets. before, aboutsaw what happened at previous and upns, these things being absorbed and adjusted by markets. and markets need to get used to the facts, interest rates are going up. that should not be a problem. that should be an opportunity. vonnie: and we have vince, some of the week for us? tradingnk the week's has a lot to do with year-end. we are seeing traders not really wanting to hold positions going into the final days. from an equity stan part -- standpoint, this market is s

william f. buckley junior. this past february marked ten years since the passing of the valuable opportunity to reflect on his contributions to the nation. we held successful events around the country aimed to be not only nostalgic but also inspiration inspirational. we realize the staff at the organizations were just barely reaching the 13 into them but passionate and persistent advocacy of the principles, his civil and inclusive manner those could be just words on a page so this fall we took those events to over 15 college campuses. last we were at berkeley, kings college and in a forum with rich lowry the editor-in-chief and discussion about the input values that buckley espoused. as ronald reagan warned of freedom can be lost in a generation. we must continue to appreciate the philosophy and experiments, the success and failures and importantly reflects with gratitude for those that have paved the way before us, and that is an important reason why we support his work on the american founding thanks to supporters like you we will con

: what about in terms of today's news, the president announcing who his pick, is mark and david, to be the forge. williamr who served in the george h.w. bushgo- and we're g to talk about him in just a moment -- his life, and that and heather nauert to the u.n. d new pick for the he the joint chiefs. does this tell us something new? i think bill barr is probably as quali a choice as has been in the trump admistration. he confirmable, an able man. especially confirmable in theat sense e's now identified with george h.w. bush, 41, who was lionized if not idealeyed this week, it's a great credential. to me, perhaps the inwritten story is the dismissal -- the abrupt endi of joe dunford's chairmanship of the joint chiefs of staff. his term does not expirel unti next i want september 30th. they annnced his successor today, which puts him in a terrible position. >> wooudruff: sual. unusual position. the word is both mattis and dunford were pushingfor the chief of staff, the general of the air force to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs, they didn't prevail. general milley was chosen. so this will be real u

william: i think mark carney has a very difficult job.e is the most competent, but it is all politics now in the sense that theresa may have to survive and she has problems with her own party, and corbin cannot make up his mind what he wants to do, if you want to force a vote of no-confidence seriously, and it is not clear whether he wants a new -- or he wants to call new elections. the politicians i think our stop. -- are stuck. >> they are stuck and we don't know what's going to happen. everyone wants to avoid the hard brexit. a secondple want referendum, but the question is its for for the u.k. -- europe. people are saying the fed should not hike rates. mario draghi said we are going to stop buying bonds. you can tell there is a slowdown in europe. is there a threat? william: i think there is a threat, because first of all, you have a very weak economy in france. you're starting to see weakness in germany. italy has a weak economy. even in spain, which was doing better before, has a very weak minority government with sanchez in it. and

16 months and quote has a lot of respect for mueller. >>> mark warner, the top democrat on the senate committee, calling on trump to pull williamtion. he called mueller's object instruction of justice obje obstruction of justice investigation fatally misconstrued. >> he seems to be someone to undermine the mueller investigation. the most tacky way he has used the memo as a way to solicit the position is at the very least unseemly. >> deputy attorney general rod rosenstein admits it had no impact on the mueller investigation. this memo unsolicited if he did not have the knowledge? these are the questions the democrats will ask before the confirmation. >>> what is held as a bipartisan victory. the criminal justice reform bill. it is a big win for president trump who is expected to sign the criminal justice reform bill today at 11:00 a.m. the first step act will allow thousands of federal inmates early release. it eases mandatory minimum sentences and gives judges more leeway in sentences. >>> ahead, another setback for a star. josh gordon of the new england patriots suspended indefinitely by the nfl. andy scholes has the latest i

co star mark wahlberg was paid $1.5 million. wahlberg pledged support for williamstime's up legal defense fund. >>> three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> number six, cosby and weinstein's woes. america's dad behind bars. >> any comment, sir? >> reporter: bill cosby found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home, sentenced up to ten years in prison, and will be classified as a sexually violent predator for life. cosby's case was the first celebrity sexual assault trial, conviction and sentencing since the start of the me too movement. but another industry heavyweight, harvey weinstein, was arrested and charged with rape and sex abuse from incidents dating back to 2004. he faces dozens of additional accusations, but denies all allegations of, quote, nonconsensual sex. investigations are under way in the u.s. and abroad. ♪ >> reporter: number five, kimye. kim and kanye dive into politics. kim's plea for president trump to commute the sentence for drug offender, alice johnson. >> thank you! >> reporter: after a trip to the white house and

william howard taft. >> this year book tv marks the 20th year of bring you thousand can i's top nonfiction authors of findits every weekend on c-span2, or online at booktv.org. >> booktv airs every weekend here on c-span2. tonight, we hear from university of virginia however professor, william hitchcock, on his become, recalling the presidency of dwight eisenhower. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to this afternoon's session of the washington history seminar. my name is eric arnesen from george washington university. i co-they're the seminar with phil strum who is here. before we get started, and phillip row abuse our speaker, william hitchcock, let me just say for those who know or don't know, the washington history seminar is a long-standing joint endeavor between the

william kate and their kids are country casual. both the duke and duchess with wearing blue jeans. this card marks the debut of prince louis who clad in nit socks and nickers. princess charlotte is adorable. while prince george has a big while and strikes a cheeky pose. harry and meghan went with an artsy black and white photo taken at their reception. they're moving nearby to frogmoore cottage so maybe this sends a message they're turning their backs on the past and looking to the future. prince charles and camilla are seated on a bench. it shares the message -- wishing you a very merry christmas and a happy new year. >> i'm not sure about charles. that one is romantic. >> i knew you were going to say that. >>> coming up -- chris pratt tell tgs world how much he loves catherine schwarzenegger. all they need is a proposal. >>> coming up, how taylor swift surprised the fan who decked the halls with her music. >>> the cast of "four weddings and a funeral" reunite. we are on set with hugh grant. >>> it was a star-studded opening night on broadway. youand the holiday spiritoss just hits you... yes! or

you're a 34-year veteran of c-span, graduate of william and mary, and you majored in anthropology? markwhy do you say that -- [laughter] brian: perfect for this town. mark: study of different cultures and in this town, this is a study of differences. brian: worked on this documentary for three years. mark: i'm going to call it 2.5. brian: ok. this is "the senate: conflict and compromise." thank you for joining us. mark: appreciate it. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments, visit us at q&a.org. "q&a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> next sunday, wall street journal investigative journalist discusses her book, the king of content. next, live, your calls and comments on "washington journal." gavels0 a.m. the house in for a pro forma session. ofpan interviews members congress that are outgoing. communicators,e our guest is charlton gille spie, author of custodians of

you're a 34-year veteran of c-span, graduate of william and mary, and you majored in anthropology? marky do you say that -- [laughter] brian: perfect for this town. mark: study of different cultures and in this town, this is a study of differences. brian: worked on this documentary for three years. mark: i'm going to call it 2.5. brian: ok. this is "the senate: conflict and compromise." thank you for joining us. mark: appreciate it. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] programs are also available at -- as c-span podcasts. >> next sunday, wall street >> tonight on c-span, a hall led byge town representative bernie sanders. talking about environmental policy. renewable energy and green jobs. >> the only way we are going to get out of the situation is by choosing to be courageous. way we are going to get out of this. that we are going to somehow lose economic activity, it is not just possible that we will create jobs and economic act

michelle williams was paid $1,000 to reshoot signs, while costar mark wahlberg was paid $1 million.p legal defense fund. >> tonignumber 6, cosby is weinstein's woes. america's dad behind bars. >> mr. cosby, any comments, sir? >> he was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his home, sentenced up to ten years in prison and will be classified as a sexually violent predecessor for life. the trial, conviction and sentencing since the start of the me too movement. but another industry heavyweigh accusations but denies all allegations of, quote, non-consensual sex. investigations are under way in the u.s. and abroad. number five, kim-ye boards the trump train. she and kanye dive deep first into politics as she appeals for the commute of alice johnsson. after words on twitter trump commuted johnsson's sentence. she was freed from prison after serving 2 is years and kanye's bromance flourished. the wild antics went on and on leaving trump speechless. >> that was quite something. >> number four, aretha franklin dies. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ what it means to me >> saying good-

. >> hello america i am mark livefe in it is great to have my friend walter williams on with me.those that know you, all three people you are distinguished professor of economics from george mason they know you as a syndicated columnist and author of numerous books

last week the president nominated william barr to be the next attorney general, heather nauert for u.s. ambassador to the united nations, and chairman mark millie as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> a lot of changes. thank you very much, marc. >>> the u.s. military declared five missing crew members dead after a refueling plane collided with the fighter jet off the coast of japan last week. search and recovery operations have ended. the kc-130 refueling aircraft collided with an fa-18 hornet last thursday during a scheduled training mission. two crew members of the fighter were recovered, but one died, and the other is in stable condition. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> so back in this country, federal officials charged two people accused of planning large-scale attacks on targets in toledo, ohio. one allegedly wanted to attack a synagogue. prosecutors say he wanted to kill as many people as possible. the other, a woman, is accused of looking to carry out a mass killing at a bar. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: the fbi said ing e mbh lecron was obsessed ar reshwas ar she told an undercover agent that

williams hits the charts! billboard reports the singer's holiday classic "the most wonderful time of the year" has hit number ten on the "hot 100," markingate singer's first top ten hit since 19-71. the song originally charted in 19-63. singing along in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (will) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (will) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. comfortable weather continues today after a nice christmas eve yesterday. expect daytime highs to peak back into the

william barr to the attorney general, and a general mark millie as next chairman of the joint chiefs who teaches at the white house. waiting for that press briefing. doug, this is a big deal because representative mark meadows can walk two fields. leadership, and he gets what's going on in the hill. and he is on the same page in many ways as the presidents. so, if he thinks he may be interested, maybe it's a big deal. >> could be. we will have more on that injustice i can. just a little bit of background on what's going on here. the white house is keeping a really close lid on who is up and who's down for the prospective chiefs of staff job right now. the reason is pretty obvious. generally speaking, and most white houses, all things run through the chiefs of staff office. but this president has several lines of communication. he wants to keep this decision a very close to the vest. it's going to come from inside the president's vest, so nobody wants to venture a lot of speculations are on here. that said, there are a couple of candidates who were in the mix right now. one that just

williams in washington, thank you very much. >>> president trump today announced his next top military adviser. he tweeted that army general mark milley will take over as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff sometime next year. the four-star army general commanded troops during several tours in iraq and afghanistan. milley is replacing marine general joe dunford, who will be retiring. >>> now to that major winter storm, affecting a big part of the country. it's moving across the south from texas to the east coast. and 25 million people are under winter weather alerts. the weather expected to have big impacts on the south that could last until the beginning of the workweek. nbc's joe fryar has more. >> reporter: the mammoth storm now parading across the lubbock texas with more than 10 inches of snow. only the sixth double-digit snowfall here since 1911, leaving drivers to maneuver around slick roads, while the houston area wrestled with a winter washout. relentless rain up to half a foot in spots, triggered flash floods that submerged several cars, catching some drivers off guard. the soggy system now on the move. states of

and a major moment for the gender pay gap after it was found out michelle williams was paid less than 1% of costar markots of the film "all the money in the world with." wahlberg later gave his $1.5 million fee to the time's up legal defense fund in williams' name. in movies the shape of water took home best picture at the oscars, frances mcdormand took best actress for three billboards, and gary oldman won a statue for darkest hour. blockbusters black panther and crazy rich asians shining a bright light on the lack of diversity in hollywood. not only two of the top earning films, both featured casts predominantly made up of people of color. 2018 also brought celeb power to the polls as stars stepped out to support candidates in the midterms. taylor swift's online political endorsement alone prompted over 65,000 people to register to vote. the singer was also named 2018's most influential people on twitter even though she only tweeted 13 times throughout the year. and kanye west created a media frenzy sitting down with the commander in chief to talk prison reform. falls from grace, roseanne barr fired

williams. julie pace, washington bureau chief for the associative press and mark short, former director of legislative for president trump. the federal judge said obamacare is invalid because congress has taken out the tax penalty as part of the individual mandate, but we should point out the lawg and how do you a politically? >> this is a trial court judge. i think it's an interesting legal argument whether because of the invalidation of the zeroing out of the penalty was the whole law therefore is invalid. i think there are legal arguments on both sides of that issue but i think with nowhere near her the last of this and because the judge did not issue an injunction that such at them, as you point out, obamacare will remain in place -- what's left of obamacare will remain in place for the foreseeable future. >> chris: certain things about obamacare the people didn't like like the individual mandate, a lot of parts the people did like like pre-existing conditions unless according to the judges ruling would be out. >> it would be out but it won't be out now and it won't be out soon, in my judgment. i

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mark meadows. >> sean: it will be fascinating. let me go to gregg jarrett. i know all of us know william campbell.at's going to be a big issue only because that, too, is connected to the clinton foundation. we knew that they were bribed with money, extortion, and kickbacks. between that and the dossier that comey admits he never verified. all of these clinton issues are now definitely going to be in the forefront. my sources tell me, and a major way, in spite of all the double standards that exist until this point? >> yes because it's a crime to confer against a foreign government or anyone in exchange for money. one has always wondered why the clinton foundation wasn't seriously investigated, not to mention hillary and bill clinton. at the same time they were investigating the russians over this extortion, bribery, and money laundering, et cetera, it turns out there were four people in charge of that investigation. robert mueller, james comey, andrew weissmann and rod rosenstein. i write about all of this in the book, in my book the russia hoax. and you know, it's obvious in addition to those ind