derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister.e offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. an end to automatic release of terror prisoners — the government says it wants to change the law within three weeks. and a new record is set by astronaut christina koch, who's spent more days in space than any other woman. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with huw ferris. five changes for england's six nations match against scotland on saturday, including scrum half ben youngs dropped to the bench, while scotland make just one change. more later. thanks, huw. and matt taylor has all the weather. hotair hot air balloons up today, a sign of beautiful conditions out there. light winds, clear skies. beautiful conditions out there. light winds, clearskies. it beautiful conditions out there. light winds, clear skies. it will not be like that this weekend. thanks, matt. also coming up... i'm spartacus... tributes to one of the last hollywood legends of the golden era. hollywood lege

derek mckay has resigned on the day of the scottish bug master budget after sending messages to a 16—ar—old boy on social media. first minister nicola sturgeon says he has no place in government. derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected ofa fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, fell far short of what is expected ofa minister. indeed, he fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, he offered his riches, her resignation to me. it was not an option for him to remain in government. a third person has tested positive for coronavirus in the uk. the patient has been transferred to a specialist in hs treatment centre. this is what the end result is. applause. the day after he is acquitted in his peep “ the day after he is acquitted in his peep —— impeachment the day after he is acquitted in his peep -- impeachment trial, the day after he is acquitted in his peep —— impeachment trial, donald trump hits back at the democrats, accusing them of a. i'm spartacus. i'm spartacus. tributes to the hollywood legend kirk douglas, who's died at the age of

derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister.o automatic release of terror prisoners — the government says it wants to change the law within three weeks. and a new record is set by astronaut christina koch, who's spent more days in space than any other woman.

derek mckay has resigned on the day of the scottish bug master budget after sending messages to a 16—t. derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected ofa fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, fell far short of what is expected ofa minister. indeed, he fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, he offered his riches, her resignation to me. it was not an option for him to remain in government. a third person has tested positive for coronavirus in the uk. the patient has been transferred to a specialist in hs treatment

s cheap political editor mckay there is following this story for us germany's constitutional court has just issued its ruling i understand what does the verdict mean talk about the verdict 1st war and what it means for people in germany who want assistance in ending their own lives of us what it means it will now most likely get easier again the constitutional court overturned a law from 2017 which banned any kind of commercial assisted suicide and that it didn't matter whether any money was involved it meant that any assisted suicide with an intention to repeat it so even if dr who on the basis of his own conscience decided to help and assist in a suicide due to very special circumstances if he did that the 2nd time he risked being imprisoned up to 3 he is then that is now seen by the constitutional court as violating the german constitution and most likely that means that lawmakers will once again have to debate this and this will be thrown back to the german born this talk most likely so this is a sigh of relief for both doctors and critically ill patients who wanted to have this la

you know mckay welcome to the milligram of. the mughal i had the look of moco has if you did i don't know what i learned a because small fear in a day of my life has shattered and i'm out there used to people saying ok i've been taken off the hejab and i'm going to be a model but there are other i don't where do you. have because. you have but i. didn't want to damage. you. because. i'm happy why i like unhappy me here at the same time because that about happen that i do but i know the end of the day i walk with the black one hasn't got our liking and i have said family go well for us really we're going to hasty you know had we have had good. does it really. but argument is what we were fake gaga she vowed not to get out you know. this might go down was. going to bring home to me like yeah yeah i mean i already knew where she stood with the whole i mean that we have been going to a longing you know it's i mean i. think you know i think in all like all groups somebody has to go out and be the 1st you know that's not a bad thing

i want to introduce you to francine mckay. her father owns this place. i thought it would be nice to introduce her or else we might get thrown out. you don't trigger beer yet, do you? thank you for coming, and -- you don't drink here yet, -- beer yet, do you? thank you for coming, and thank you for having us. i am shameless. [applause] how are we doing? [applause] some crowd. i don't know if you came out for the campaign or the craft beer. to be clear, i am here for both. to save be the only way a nation, with a little libation. buildingign is really momentum in virginia and across the country. super tuesday is two weeks away and we're going to make every second count. -- forant to thank supporting the campaign and all those kind words. the good news is she sent them exactly the way i wrote them. seriously, thank you for your leadership in the house of delegates. you and your colleagues are showing the country how much progress as possible when democrats are in charge. may rememberyou that virginia was the first date i came to when i launched my campaign

mckay, it's a great article. people should read it carefully.ney said he was looking for off ramps the whole trial. he was looking for a way to acquit the president and couldn't find it. that's so interesting. great work. thanks for coming on "new day" this morning. >> thank you. >> really interesting to get that kind of access and insight. >>> there is much more primary voting coming up as you know. each one could produce vastly different outcomes. we have the forecast with harry enten, next. have you ever wondered what the motorcade driver drives when they're not in a motorcade? [ upbeat music starts ] [ engine revving ] ♪ this one drives a volkswagen passat. ♪ can you help keep these iguys protected online?? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here

the first name would be back mckay. he seemed to be on the up and up.huge shock as a sudden fall from grace. he has apologised to the family and it has been a lot of criticism about his judgement of glass. what if he surprised that it wasn't picked up earlier, is there any? it seems as though this is a relatively recent thing that has been going on, so i don't think you can really suggest that snp has been at fault, but they didn't spot this going on before it became an f candidate. it has been incredibly foolish thing for him to do. for whatever reason he wouldn't get caught, but as we all know these days these things lead an electronic trail and he was facing with danger by doing what he was doing. it's not that much of a surprise that it has come out. the timing on the day he was pressed against the budget speech, good and it was for the spanish government. he has had to resign from the same as a secretary that can be remain a member of the scottish parliament? he has been said pending —— suspended i think it will be very difficult for him to be a me

i want to introduce you to a young lady that i met outside, francine mckay.er father owns this place. [applause] i thought it would be nice to introduce her or we might get thrown out. [laughter] she is 11 years old. you don't drink beer yet do you? good. [laughter] thank you for having us. [applause] i am shameless. [laughter] how are we doing? [applause] this is some crowd. i don't know if you came out for the campaign or the craft beer. [laughter] to be clear, i am here for both. [laughter] way to save aonly nation with a little libation. [laughter] campaign isur building momentum in virginia and across the country. super tuesday is just two weeks away and we are going to make every second count. [applause] thank charisse for supporting us and the kind words when she introduced me. the good news is she said them exactly the way i wrote them for her. [laughter] thank you for your leadership in the house of delegates. you and your colleagues showing the country how much progress is possible when democrats are in charge. [cheering] remember of you might virgi

mckay la madic. veronica, only 6 years old. alex sullivan. alexander tetion. and rebecca -- teagues. and rebecca. these people died far too young. these stories are just a few of the 36,000 americans killed each year and 100,000 americans shot and injured by firearms. we cannot let this type of violence continue and tragedy rip through another community. let's make 2020 the year we finally honor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous condition sonet to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: the pennsylvania department of conservation and natural resources recently named the ghost town trail the pennsylvania trail of the year. as a lifelong pennsylvanian and avid outdoorsman, i'm proud the 15th district is leading the way in developing and growing pennsylvania's extensive trail network. it's important we cull at this vate an a

mckay joins us now. thank you so much forjoining us.re in washington especially, we have become so conditioned the last few years to try to look for what those cynical political angle is behind every lawmaker's decision. but when i sat with him the day before he made the announcement and he told me what he planned to do in an interview, it struck me that he really was personally scandalized by what trump had done. he told me that trying to corrupt the election in the us by involving a foreign country is what autocrats do. he said he felt duty bound by his conscience and his oath to god to vote this way, even though he knew there would be of immense political blowback. mr trump is not particularly popular amongst mormons, and of course mitt romney isa mormons, and of course mitt romney is a mormon. to what extent did that way and his decision, do you think? i think it was certainly part of it. he comes from the state of utah, which is a very conservative state traditionally. but because of the mormon population, the state has been very a

sophia who's a pulse and executive director of the mckay the center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget that start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and yet to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the the position in terms of being the dominant political position in terms of the parties and is seen as a stabilizing figure during this transition period and so what's your take on what's really going on in malaysian politics right now was was under pressure to go and if so who was applying that pressure well from a few sources that are inside malaysia. it wasn't really pressured to go unnecessarily but he was upset by mem

german courts today ok will you look forward to hearing how the court decides or chief political editor mckay to cut the thank you so much. sorties in india have deployed riot police and paramilitary reinforcements to areas of the capital delhi rocked by 3 days of sectarian riots at least 20 people have now died in the violence that erupted earlier this week as thousands demonstrated for and against a new citizenship law critics say the legislation introduced by prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist led government is biased against muslims and undermines the country's secular constitution. for more i'm joined by our correspondent michele joyce was in delhi i mean what's the situation on the streets there today. well terry after 3 days of unprecedented violence in the national capital has things have quieted down a little bit today that is heavy police presence on the ground and there have been marches flag marches being taken out by the police in the areas where the rioting happened to assure people that there is enough police presence and so far only stray but unconfirmed isolated

. >> i get a little nervous when they start talking about mckay beckham and the boat going to the bellagiothat kind of stuff makes me a little nervous. >> it will be a must-see event. i don't know, maybe i will show up at the bellagio and watch it. >> [ laughter ] hopefully the ship stays afloat. [ laughter ] >> probably the first nfl draft you will watch. >> j-lo? >> no classic vinyl music? [ laughter ] >> may be just for we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. t t, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and s

billy mckay with it deep in injury time. with quarterfinal places at stake. arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis. i doubt this'll be the last fixture to fall foul of the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. rory mcilroy said he had to keep telling himself to stay patient, as he moved to the top of the leaderboard at the genesis invitational event in los angeles. he admitted he found the putting tricky but he shot a three—under—par 68 at the riveria country club, to finish the day on 10—under par alongside adam scott and matt kuchar. way down the field on five over is tiger woods, the host of the tournament who said he

billy mckay with the goal deep into injury time. lead after the third round of the genesis invitational. the northern irishman shot a 3—under—par round of 68 at riveria country club in california. he's on 10—under overall and is joined at the top of the leaderboard by adam scott and matt kuchar. israel folau made his long—awaited sporting comeback on saturday, and made an instant impact as catalan dragons beat castleford in super league. he scored six minutes into his debut in perpignan. folau's move to the french side has been controversial, as 10 months ago he was sacked by rugby australia for homophobic remarks. afterwards catala ns coach steve mcnamara was asked what he'd like to say to those who feel unhappy that folau is back out on the pitch. nothing. we've said it all in the statement before. we will let him get on the field and as time moves on,, israel will get his opportunity to have a chat. lowly leicester tigers picked up just their third win of the premiership season. they beat wasps 18—9 at welford road, telusa veainu

former fbi deputy andrew mckay will not face charges over claims he lied about leaks.lo and welcome to bbc news. the authorities in the chinese capital, beijing, are asking people returning to the city to quarantine themselves for 14 days to prevent the spread of the covid—i9 virus. state media says those who refuse will be punished. the order was issued to coincide with the end of the lunar new year holiday, extended this year to help contain the outbreak. speaking in munich, the chinese foreign minister defended beijing's management of the epidemic and criticised what he called the overreaction of some other countries. translation: this is a new virus, so it takes time for people to understand more about it, and it will be a gradual process. the same has happened in other countries. if we look at the past epidemics, we will see that the government will eventually make decisions based ona eventually make decisions based on a series of tests, research and development. that is responsible government. the chinese government promptly picked up clues that emergency was hap

billy mckay with it deep in injury time.ound of the women's fa cup starts today, with quarterfinal places at stake. arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis. i doubt this‘ll be the last fixture to fall foul of the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. with the olympics round the corner, there's a name to look out for. armand dupla ntis. he set a new pole vault world record for the second week in a row at yesterday's indoor grand prix in glasgow, while there were wins for laura muir and jemma reekie — two of great britain's big middle distance medal hopes in tokyo. here's joe lynskey. they are two women from the same nation

that's after aberdeen were beaten 2—1 at home by ross county — billy mckay with both county goals. fifth. 0nto domestic rugby — and bath are up to fourth in the premiership after beating harlequins 19—12, with england winger ruaridh mcconnochie scoring two tries. in today's other game, 0llie hassell—collins scored four tries as london irish jumped above gloucester in the table with a 24—20 victory. irish now up to fifth. in the pro 1a —jamie dobie will make his first start for glasgow warriors as they welcome the dragons to scotstoun stadium... elsewhere the cheetahs will be hoping to repeat their hammering of ulster — when they meet in belfast later. the south african side won 63—26, last october. still no score in belfast at the moment. leeds rhinos have made it back to back wins in super league after beating last year's grand finalists salford by 22 points to points to 8 at the aj bell stadium. meanwhile, the side who beat salford in that grand final last year, st helens, take on nrl winners sydney roosters in the world club challenge tonight. the roosters are looking for succes

that's after aberdeen were beaten 2—1 at home by ross county — billy mckay with both county goals.o leapfrog their opponents into fifth. 0nto the six nations — a huge game under way in cardiff as wales take on an unbeaten french side. it's been a mixed bag for wales under new head coach wayne pivac — with one win and one defeat so far. wales got the first points on the board — but when leigh halfpenny couldn't deal with a high ball — the ball fell kindly for france's anthony bouthier, who scored the opening try. there was an injury concern for wales as george north had to leave the field for a head injury assesment — but he did reappear in the stands. france then had a try disallowed, before paul willemse scored to put them in the driving seat. wales responded immediately after the break — dillon lewis crossing over by the posts. but just as wales were getting back into it — romain ntamack read a nick tompkins pass and then had a clear run to the line to score. france lead 27—16 at the moment. france lead 27—25 at the moment. , 27-23. scotland are have their first win of this year'

within the last hour, nicola sturgeon has spoken in scottish parliament about mr mckay's resignation.has apologised unreservedly for his conduct and recognised, as i do, that it was unacceptable and falls seriously below the standard required of a minister. i can also advise that he has, this morning, been suspended from both the snp and our parliamentary group pending further investigation. this was the response from the acting leader of the scottish conservatives. i have to ask the first minister, can the reputation of scottish politics and this parliament be maintained with the full confidence of the public, or even his constituents, if mr mackay remains as a member? mr mackay‘s budget speech will now have to be delivered by a junior minister. it's all come as a shock to derek mackay‘s constituents in the town of renfrew. i think it's a scandal. if that was somebody else in parliament, he would be the man demanding they resigned. nicola sturgeon will hope that mr mackay‘s resignation can limit the damage to her government and party, but she has lost a key minister at a crucial mome

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comedy don't look up about 2 scientists trying to warn people amedy or is about to hit the earth adam mckay who made the sake short and vice wrote the script and will mean this turn in the tapes. francis ford coppola's 19 74 classic the conversation is returning to theaters, gene hackman stars in the oscar nominated thriller as a surveillance expert who thinks the people he spying on will be murdered the great supporting cast includes a pre star wars, harrison ford brand new prince of the conversation are set to play in 15 us cities, beginning march 20th check we also pictures dot com for details in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a peek outside before we go checking in on the bay bridge there's a minor wait for you cash payers can plan on rolling into san francisco overall a great trip on the upper deck. we'll have a full traffic check after mckissack and mckissack is the nation's oldest black-owned design and construction firm. before mike, we were desperate. there were not a lot of opportunities for black-owned businesses to compete. mike saw that and he leveled the playing field for blac

official andrew mckay who's often been heavily criticized by president trump he will not face charges after a 2 year investigation into allegations he lied about a leak to the media a cave said he was pleased the case was over saying the justice department to too long to clear him the white house has not commented on this now the biggest outbreak of locusts east africa in decades is continuing to sweep through the region swarms of insects have been destroying crops in kenya somalia uganda and tanzania efforts to control the infestation of so far not been effective and there are fears the locusts will multiply even further the u.n. is appealing for help to prevent a food crisis in the region keith cressman is a senior locus for cost of the un's food and agriculture organization he said the problem is partly been caused by climate change. this can be traced back to 2 specific weather events perhaps associated with climate change the current situation developed about 18 months ago in mid 2018 as a result of a cycle on that brought very heavy rainfall to the arabian peninsula and it was f

. >> i get a little nervous when they start talking about mckay beckham and the boat going to the bellagiothat kind of stuff makes me a little nervous. >> it will be a must-see event. i don't know, maybe i will show up at the bellagio and watch it. >> [ laughter ] hopefully the ship stays afloat. [ laughter ] >> probably the first nfl draft you will watch. >> j-lo? >> no classic vinyl music? [ laughter ] >> may be just for >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> w

with here is mckay. what surprised you the most?unt, kind of designed to immerse myself in this pro-trump propaganda. it was during the impeachment proceedings. what surprised me most was the effect it had on me, frankly. i had assumed going into this exercise that my media literacy and inherent skepticism would ini inokay late me against them. i found myself getting taken in. i would come away with my own conclusions that the testimony was pretty damning. later i would turn to this facebook feed and see, you know these kind of slick super-cuts that the campaign had produced, recasting what had happened that day in totally different terms, in fact making it look like something else happened entirely. i found myself question what i had seen with my own two eyes. so in this kind of heightened suspicion and cynicism, i found mimeself questioning almost everything that i saw. you know, every headline i saw, i was reflexively suspicious of it. i was frankly pretty alarmed. >> i think it's related to the ongoing attacks that we see from t

racism" the headline was met with immediate controversy and the executive editor of the paper dean mckay called an internal staff meeting in which there seems to be Ãb journalist who felt in this era the journalists needed to take a more oppositional stance to the administration be more resistance oriented and on the other hand the journalists felt the paper needed to be very careful not to do that that we needed to continue to practice the big j journalism. norman, what do you feel is the role in this era of journalism and specific to the time the "l.a. times", are you seeing similar division within your staff. >> sure. i think there are several components to that august 19 episode, one of which was with the word racism, whether that was a fair label for the president or whether, as i think the older generation of editors felt come up that went to questions of intent and given that the presidents in other elections it was never true whether racism sexism or gender so that was one part of it.the second i think is the question of how much opinion editorial voice is appropriate in the news

research shows that large areas of china are shut down, including del mckay could impact more than 5lion businesses worldwide, 20% of those businesses are here in the united states. the new hot commodity, toilet paper, armed robbers held up thousands of rolls of toilet paper were at the nest made $130 per the robbers were later caught. only elite athletes are being allowed in this year's tokyo marathon. tucker? spewing toilet paper? low margin business, apparently. trace gallagher, great to see you. >> tucker: as china becomes mor, the chinese government finds it trivially easily to plunder america's institutions. american companies outsource their jobs and expertise to china in return for a quick profit. university and labs hired chinese scientists who send their research back to their masters in mainland china. even our pension funds are in it. calpers is california's pension system. recently, a letter from indiana congressman jim banks revealed that calpers's chief investment officer had been recruited by a chinese espionage operation. it almost defies belief. congressman banks jo

mckay is at the democratic debate in south carolina, six candidates on stage focusing their attacks on the front runner, senator bernie sanders. >> i think i would make a better president than bernie. we want someone in charge of this ticket who wants to put forward $60 trillion in spending, three times the american economy. >> 150 million people have been killed since 2007 when bernie voted to exempt the gun manufacturers liability. to make the candidates honed in on issues of electability, previous vote protecting gun manufacturers and how to pay for his agenda, including medicare for all. sanders countered by pointing to his army of support. >> if you want to beat trump what you will need is an unprecedented, grassroots movement, black, white and latino, native american and asian, people, standing up and fighting for justice. >> sanders also came under fire for past comments, praising some social programs from fidel castro in cuba. >> we will not win if people in those races have to explain why the nominee of the democratic party is telling people to look at the bright side of the c

. >> mckay coppins, thanks very much for that piece and thanks for coming on to talk about it. >> thankn year has just begun and it's going to a bitter campaign, so prepare yourself by looking back at some of the most hard-fought presidential races on history on "race for the white house." the series continues tomorrow at 9:00. ana cabrera is back with "cnn newsroom." that's next. my grandfather had an amazing life, but ancestry showed me so much more than i could have imagined. my grandfather was born in a shack in pennsylvania, his father was a miner, they were immigrants from italy and somewhere along the way that man changed his name and transformed himself into a successful mid-century american man. he had a whole life that i didn't know anything about. he was just my beloved grandpa. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com brown-bagging it. so why you paying so much for wireless? i don't know... the new tracfone wireless gives you all kinds of control. leftovers? tracfone lets you keep your leftover data each month. what are you do

mckay bought a cart full of water and other supplies at cosco after health officials warned of the possibility of a widespread community transmission. >> i have the basic medicines because it acts like a common cold. i got tylenol, some hydration water. >> reporter: is not alone, many shoppers rolled out cards of basic necessities. he sayemployees were hestor constantly unloading new pallets of supplies. experts say the threat of the coronavirus could empty shelves in the coming weeks. the latest patient diagnosed in santa clara county did not travel to china or have known contact with an infected patient. she is in elderly woman with chronic health conditions. >> the viruses here at some level but we still don't know to what degree. an important priority therefore for us is to conduct public health surveillance to determine the extent of what is happening. >> reporter: the county is emphasizing everyone keep their hands clean, try not to touch your face and stay home to reduce spread. >> reporter: we go to santa clara university and apparently they have plans in place that if the coronavirus

you know mckay welcome to the mill the good comedy. regular i had a look at of moco house if you did i don't know what i learned because small fear in a day of my life has shattered and i'm out there used to people saying ok up and taken off the head job and i'm going to be a model but the other i don't quit do you. how'd. you have but i. didn't want to damage. you know. because. i'm happy why i like unhappy me here at the same time because that about happen that i know the end of the day i do that what with the black why hasn't cut off like you know about his and family go well for us really well and hasty you know had we have had good. does it really. has been. but are going on to where we were fake god because he vowed not to get out you know. my going to was. going to bring it home to look yes i mean i already knew where she stood with the whole i mean that we have been going to a long running you know it's i mean i. think you know i think in all like all groups somebody has to go out and be the 1st you know that's not a bad thing

andy mckay applied three times under oath and was fired by the fbi.mccabe, jim baker on the other side.. jim comey, peter strzok ran the clinton investigation, the trump-russia investigation. this is what bill barr said, the upper echelon of the fbi, a failure of leadership there, that is the understatement of the year and yet he is lecturing pat cipollone, who just did a great job defending the president? that would be laughable. >> laura: one of the most credible people in washington. >> guess what you get to be if you're under indictment with the fbi, you get to be a contributor on cnn!lene >> laura: exactly, what is your talent? democrats and the media today b were declaring the death of the g.o.p. >> i think it is a sad day for the so-called republican party. >> they are going to need to find their soul. >> leadership and membership has now joined hands with a tyrant. >> a trump-ist party which is not the party joined and even from five years ago. it needs to be removed from positions of authority and power.fr >> laura: he just said it needs to b

. >> reporter: that is what atlantic staff writer mckay compens jumped into a few months ago, when he created a facebook pseudonym, liked trump's re-election page and other supporters. and the seasoned journalist was unprepared with the tidal wave that flooded in. >> it's like you're fully imm s immersed and almost drawning in the sea of conspiracy theories and lies. >> reporter: time and again, he would watch news events during the day. >> was there a quid pro quo. >> reporter: say damming testimony in the president's impeachment trial. and within hours, it was recouched as mere speculation. >> i came to believe -- >> i believe. >> that's what i believe -- >> i believe i -- >> reporter: witnesses were cast as misleading. the investigation was called a coup. >> we cannot accept a second term for donald trump. >> reporter: and president trump was presented as the only possible savior. >> i'm restoring government of, by and for the people. >> the overall effect of scrolling through this feed, being bombarded with one piece of kind of misinformation, propaganda, conspiracy theory after a

>> mckay, call me, rosenstein, yates how did you miss it so badly and how can you issue warrants againstcitizens based on information that was unreliable? i will get to the bottom of the fisa warrant system failed and make sure it doesn't happen again. >> sean: here with direction fox news contributor jason chaffetz and house minority whip congressman steve scalise and sara carter, let's go to the news aspect of this first, that you have been investigating. >> well, first we have two major things happening right here in washington, d.c., sean. two big events. the first is senator ron johnson and senator chuck grassley are asking william barr to declassify four specific footnotes. 500 footnotes in the world with its reports, there is four with them that the classified and made public will show that they contradict the assumptions made in horowitz's report. basically on the cross fire hurricane when that investigation began, remember the fbi claimed that they began the investigation july 31st. the assumption is that once those four footnotes declassified, it will reveal that the investigat

billy mckay with it.en. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. a home crowd, a world record in her sights. laura muir won, but she missed out on the world's best time she'd hoped for in the 1,000 metres at the indoor grand prix in glasgow. you can see how hard she was working in attempting to beat the 21—year—old mark, but she was a couple of seconds outside the time, as she continues her preparations for the olympics. went through the first four ok, little bit down 600, but, yeah, i just wanted to try to run aside as i could. i think for where i am out, yes, i'm with that. i would love to have broken that world record, well is better than to do it here? almost, but not quite. another scottish athlete making headlines is muir's training partner jemma reekie. she won the 1500m. reekie has also broken three indoor records in the p

i'm not going to spend a lot more of my life and andy mckay. >> chris: and i'm not going to spend anymorethis interview on that. attorney general barr said the president has never asked him to do anything in a criminal case. but mr. trump tweeted this doesn't mean that i do not have as president the legal right to do so. i do. but i have so far chosen not to. what is the president think is his legal authority to intervene in criminal cases and to order who should be prosecuted and who should not be prosecuted? >> kellyanne: -- >> chris: i'm saying what does he think -- >> kellyanne: the article two provides a president, guests including president trump vast powers in the president is making a point in the attorney general bill barr is backing him up on this come up that he has not interfered in any criminal case. i know people who are trying to bully bill barr out of his job, like elizabeth warren. her campaign is dwindling. she is practically disappearing as a viable candidate, she's got to pick on bill barr. he's not going to be bullied by people like elizabeth warren, steve cohen, the

official andrew mckay is often been heavily criticized by president trump he will not face charges off to a 2 year investigation into allegations he lied about a leak to the media a cape said he was pleased the case was over saying the justice department took too long to clear him the white house has not commented another triumph oh celebrity lawyer michael of a nazi has been found guilty of attempting to it still millions of dollars from sports with nike will be sentenced in june and could face more than 40 years in jail on a nazi shot to fame when he represented adult film star stormy daniels in her 2018 court case against donald trump. some news from honduras now a gang of armed men has stormed a court building in the country killing at least 3 police offices and freeing one of the country's most infamous gang leaders about 20 gun than raided the building in the city of a progress and freed alexander mendoza one of the most senior leaders of the m s 13 gang it was arrested in 2015 and sentenced to 20 years in prison for illicit association and money laundering president of honduras

clayson northern ireland say they have charged a 52 year old man with the murder of journalist mckay she was shot dead last april during riots in london derry a suspect is believed to be part of a group of 3 men who were arrested on tuesday under the terrorism act. the u.k. is said to become one only a few countries to regulate social media companies the government says it will make social media companies responsible for arm for content on their sites companies and executives could face substantial fines or prison sentences if they fail to act or brennan has more findings make it had pressurised to send a nude photograph of herself to a boy at school within a day meghan hinton's private image had been circulated across the internet it can take days even weeks to be removed for social media sites so that could have a devastating impact you know when something's up the irony is out in the wide web people can save it's their phone so even when the social media company remains it's still in people's possessions social media is largely self-regulating platforms like facebook you tube inst

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. >> had declared young bill mckay the winner. >> i win, but what have i won? >> what do we do now?"the conversation" came out in 1974, in the shadow of watergate. >> as it turns out, we call paranoid politics were really happening. there were people conspiring to control events. you start to see movies that reflect that. >> independence day is very meaningful to me because sometimes i've been called too independent for my own good. >> "the parralax view" is the story of whether or not lee harvey oswald, sirhan sirhan acted alone or was a bigger conspiracy. >> whoever is behind this, is in the business of recruiting assass assassins. >> the watergate hearings are going on. that's all we talked about. every day. we couldn't wait to get to the set to watch the hearings and shoot the movie. "the parralax view" was about politics and corruption in government. it was a confluence of energy that was going on through the whole thing. >> security there. >> what are you doing? >> "three days of the condor" again, you have a feeling of the man against big government. >> we wanted to make it s

. >> lloyd is in los angeles, please go ahead, lloyd sue mckay, professor.irst thanks for your story. i'm immediately going to run out and get your book, crossing i think i could learn a lot from you and i certainly would have questions about courage to ask you but, i want to return to your earlier.that you may come i think you're going to have to persuade me a little better that the triangular slave trade was not responsible for the wealth this country has generated and, i don't think you can compare south africa to what was going on with that whole system in the designing of institutions that perpetuated the privilege and oppression. host: lloyd, before we let you go, what was said about her book, crossing that attracted you? >> well, honestly i am really impressed with the encourage that professor has throughout her life and i am really impressed with it and i think i can gain a lot to my own life. >> bear in mind, lloyd, when i always say this that, we all need courage in our lives. think of the mother rising every morning to take care of her severely ha

she was seen walking by mckay's market. >> we have witnesses that put her at the fast mart. >> then we of her at a restaurant that's a little farther up. >> the next sighting we have is leah up here by the high school. >> the people that saw her said she had her arms crossed and looked angry. >> she was probably angry about the argument she just had at the house. >> right, right. >> the next witness says that around 9:30 p.m., she sees leah standing outside a pay phone. and there are two men arguing nearby. the next time we see leah, she's standing outside the gas station. and that's the last time that anyone sees leah. several minutes later, a witness hears a high-pitched scream. >> and nobody saw anything suspicious? stranger pick her up or a stranger driving around town? >> not to my knowledge. >> it was 9:00. i went to go over to cherie's to go get leah. i asked her where leah was. >> i said we got in a fight, she left. she's probably walking home. you know, i'm sure that if you just drive to her house, you'll find her. >> it's not a very big town. you can walk through from cherie'

with me is sinclair mckay, author of dresden: the fire and the darkness. interest and on that day, tell us more. six yea rs into and on that day, tell us more. six years into the war, very close to the end of the conflict, on the cold night of february the 13th 1945 the raf sent 796 lancaster bombers deep into eastern germany, into the darkness of eastern germany, to unleash fire upon the historic city of dresden a baroque jewel flashing in the valley, which had been noted for centuries for its exquisite beauty, and it's true artists and musicians, the city was suffused with an artistic life, which lent the horror of the bombing, 25,000 people in the space of one night consumed in a firestorm that drew people high up into its whirling fire tornado. but horror was compounded by the sense that it had been one of the most civilised places in europe, this amazing cultural jewel, smashed places in europe, this amazing culturaljewel, smashed into the ground. why did you want to tell this story? first of all because it is now slipping from living memory, and the

. >> so, ray, there's a piece in the "atlantic" this month by mckay coppins about the disinformationoing to be mounted for the fall election and what we're experiencing now is going to look like single a baseball compared to major league baseball with the fall. so how prepared, how do you prepare for just the amount, the volume of misinformation that is going to be fed, is being fed now but going to be fed like a niagara to voters in the fall? how do you prepare for that? >> for instance, if somebody sends out something online that all of these polling stations close two hours early. that's the sort of thing you have to worry about. how do you respond to that? >> we have enough people online that will see it as soon as possible and completely shut it down saying that is a lie. that's untrue, and you're a russian troll. you are know? i tend to go after them myself on facebook much to the chagrin of my staff. >> good for you. >> i'm not putting up with any bull. the right of an american to vote, have their vote -- >> sacred. >> that's what makes us americans. >> we heard that the trump