. >> south dakota republican senator mike brown joining us from capitol hill. did you get your questions answered yesterday? >> one of my questions was a group of questions that was asked. i did have the opportunity to participate in that respect. i counted 93 questions asked, republican and democrat, there was some give and take which

this is very important to pat and mike brown's. it is a much better come everything you stand for, especially the farmers. the farmers will be happy. where is mike browns? he is another one who was brutal to me. he would call and say you have to get this done. thank you very much, fantastic job. dan sullivan from the great state of alaska. i stop every time i can. i won by a lot. they like me in alaska. they like you, two. kevin mccarthy left for the ho ax. we have to do that otherwise it becomes more serious hoax. mark meadows, friend of mine right from the beginning. thank you very much. great wife. his wife supported me long before him. he thinks i don't know that. on women for trump when it was not so fashionable, like on the worst day of my life she was doing women for trump with 50 women with buses all over north carolina. vern buchanan, thank you very much. mike conaway, thank you. kristi, thank you for being here. i did not know you are going to be here. we were going to do a big fireworks display. mount rushmore. i am goin

sacramento won 111-98 with mike brown as the acting head coach for golden state. >>> nfl, the 49ers arehe 7 point favorite against the vikings, but the saints were also a 7 point favorite against minnesota, and the vikings coach is taking notice. >> i don't think anybody believes that we can win this game. all i really care about is that 53 guys believe. >> and 1 of the 53 guys is the quarterback kirk cousins who made 2 huge throws in overtime to lock in the upset win in the superdome. cousins is a guy people say can't win the big game, but he has an answer for that. >> you know, like the book the dream giver, when you climb a mountain and is it around at the top you realize there's more mountains to climb. you just keep chasing the next mountain and there will always be people that criticize you, and that's okay. ough for thtop 5. in we have some incredible moves on 2 different surfaces next. >>> give me the top 5 please! if ping-pong and darts had a baby, this would be the greatest play of all time. patrick reid got heckled in hawaii. >> cheater! >> calling him cheater from the presid

secretary of state mike brown pale as a latch that while way is owned by the chinese government and therefore has deep connections to their intelligence services and presents a national security threats the official urged countries to think twice before signing up was one of the world's biggest tech firms if a country adopts this and puts it in some of their critical information systems we won't be able to share information with them we won't be able to work alongside them in some cases there's risk we won't even be able to co-locate american resources and american embassy or an american military outpost but what's in it for washington well 1st you can get rid of a competitor who had a huge share and the market and 2nd and most important of the 5 g. to acknowledge that china was developing and wildly promoting the u.s. wanted to create its own 5 g. so letting china dominate the market would have been a mistake. and made 29 team donald trump banned huawei and the u.s. all though maintaining an open investment climate information and communications technology is important for the overall growth

secretary of state mike brown pale a latch that while way is owned by the chinese government and therefore has deep connections to their intelligence services and presents a national security threats the official urged countries to think twice before signing up was one of the world's biggest tech firms as a matter of law the chinese government can write we demand access to data flowing through one way and see the systems why would anyone. that is already working with cyberspace but what's in it for washington well 1st you can get rid of a competitor who had a huge cheer and the market and 2nd and most important of the 5 g. to acknowledge that china was developing and wildly promoting the u.s. wanted to create its own 5 g. so letting china dominate the market would have been a mistake. and made 29 team donald trump banned huawei and the u.s. while way officials denounced the move the fact is the us government has provided no evidence to shool there. is a security threat at the same time trying try to impose. additional tariffs on china beijing struck back with tariffs on numerous goods. som

secretary of state mike brown pale and treasury sect treasury secretary given the new trend of unveiled new sanctions on a. on steel industry and on senior officials of the islamic republic the sanctions are the result of iran's missile attack on u.s. bases in iraq. coming up next on news asia the china question and its impact on taiwan's presidential election to be a visit to the taiwanese island that could offer some answers. he responded he has that coming right up on the news asia thanks for watching us to. come up. here i am taken. suquamish place to pay you listening. nice news and he can. i won't get our story. because a. mosque. is what starts january 27th on t w. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences have been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world. forgetting like i didn't go to university to kill people that i don't want to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone living in many and if i don't they'll kill me. people feel

of arguments on this impeachment trial from president trump's defense team, james lankford and mike brownoin me now. thank you so much for being here. it's been a long week and a long day for you although shorter compared to some of the others. you heard the house manager in the president defense team, how do you compare the two based on what you heard today. >> we got the rest of the story i'm an old-school fan on harvey, he used to talk about the rest of the story from proverbs 1817, that proverb says the first to make his case until they are cross-examined. today was the first day of cross-examination. before we got stories like historical fiction from the last three days from the house managers saying little bits and facts with a whole lot of fiction speculation. today piece after piece after piece of the rest of the story over and over again. i tried to get the actual information. very fact-based and very concise. >> do you agree with what the senator is saying there was a lot of cherry picking going on, do you feel there was a difference in the handling? >> no doubt about it. the mo

we'll ask senator mike brown of the armed services committee all about it.t trump demanding a quickened while senator lindsey graham says if speaker nancy pelosi does not deliv

mike brown. he was supposed to be alive from in south dakota tonight, they claimed to a blizzard which you can see on the screen his trip was canceled. and we appreciate him giving us a few minutes on the phone. good evening senator are you there. >> is ayanna thank you very much. interstates are now starting to open up again. judge jeanine: of course. we are looking to get you on justice another time but were thrilled to have you on. you are a juror in the upcoming historic senate impeachment trial is scheduled to begin in the senate on tuesday and on tuesday, the senators are scheduled to debate the resolution as it relates to the calling of witnesses and the producing of documents. now the democrats want witnesses and most of the republican senators do not. what you think is going to happen given that you need 51 votes to set the senate rules there are 53 republicans 47 democrats. how is always going to work out in terms of the witnesses. >> i think right now, our consensus is that the republi

we will ask senator mike brown if he thinks they will get them.irst, we go to kevin corke with key moments of day two. >> you don't hear it often, at least not allowed, but in washington people know the deal that if you lose a senator like lisa makowski, if you're a senate democrat, you have pr

we'll ask senator mike brown of the armed services committee all about it. on to the battle over impeachment. president trump demanding a quickened while senator lindsey graham says if speaker nancy pelosi does not deliver articles of impeachment by week's end, the senate should take matters into its own hands. we'll have the latest on that. >>> scenes of devastation from australia. deadly wildfires spreading, forcing more evacuations and leaving others trapped. tonight the government promising to pour $1.4 billion into recovery efforts. we are on the ground there with the latest. i'm melissa francis, in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" stars right now. ♪. melissa: now the latest development on iran. hillary vaughn is live in d.c. with the details. hillary. reporter: melissa, in an ongoing war on words on twitter top iranian officials and the president are trading blows. president trump tweeting earlier today, simply this in all caps, iran will never have a nuclear weapon. but a top advisor to iranian president rouhani, that trump is to blame for

new evidence includes a slew of new pictures of parnas with the president's son, giuliani, and mike brownman, congressman, what do you make of this? one of your colleagues who sits as ranking republican on the intel committee investigating himself? no. doesn't matter. he doesn't go after himself even though he's a party to this. >> let me first disclose that the lawyer for devin nunes wrote me a letter threatening he will see me if i don't apologize for saying he conspired with lev parnas. it turns out based on text messages and the record and the amazing interview on the rachel mad d maddow show that i'm right. i said they can take the letter and shove it. with the additional evidence, it's even more damning, especially for the staff to devin nunes. i think right now devin nunes should not be sitting on the house intelligence committee. he needs to be removed. >> i don't understand legislators have a job. that's their lane that they work in. they vote. they write legislation. they try to figure out what's wrong and try to right it. they're not operational. they don't operate like ollie n

. >> harris: republican senator mike brown of indiana is accusing democrats of orchestrating the lev parnas allegations to be broadcast just hours before the impeachment trial began. watch. >> it sounds highly orchestrated, it sounds like somebody pretty well put that kind of -- those words into his mouth. i think that i would love to know why all that occurred and was revealed yesterday. >> harris: now indicted giuliani associate claims the president knew exactly what was going on in ukraine. however, yesterday, the president denied that and claimed he does not know lev parnas or anything about giuliani's letter to ukraine's president. >> president trump: i don't know him at all, don't know what he has about, don't know where he comes from, know nothing about him. i can only tell you, this thing is a big hoax, it's a big hoax. i take thousands and thousands of pictures with people all the time. thousands during the course of a year. oftentimes, i will be taking a picture with somebody, i will say, i wonder what newspaper that one's going to appear in. i don't know him. >> harris: po

i asked mike brown to show me a well he dug in the back of his property.nd killed him. >> he also admits to another victim, number six. american expat jeffrey kline, holbert claims he died when the two got into a fight on a boat. too afraid to go to authorities, holbert came up with his own solution foricked and took it h and buried it. i built a picnic area over it. it was the wrong thing to do. i didn't know what to do. i never trii'm not. i'm getting what i deserve. i am sorry. but i can do nothing to bring the people back, especially cherl hughes. >> holbert says he's sorry for what he's done and he does shed tears but not for the victims. for his wife, laura, who he says is innocent. >> if she was sitting here, i would tell her i'm sorry. she never -- because she didn't deserve this. if i could give my life to make her free, i would. that's it. >> and the man who said he killed six people had time to sit in a cell and think about his own death. william holbert and his wife laura reese apparently received threats in prison. >> there's a guard in this j

now people are going to talk about black lives matter and say everybody loved what was going on, mike brownmber at the time these people were being pilloried. martin luther king was not popular at the time he was living. he was lionized 20, 25 years later. we have to understand in america that literally hates people to death but turns them to heroes later when their message has been changed. >> finally briefly, who do you see as problematically dealing with his legacy? >> i mentioned the fbi, i mentioned kellyanne conway, i mentioned the president of the united states. the consistent meme of martin luther king was a republican. martin luther king would be against impeachment. martin luther king would be disgusted if he moral rot and corruption at the center of this current administration. he would be disgusted at a government, republican and democrat, that does not focus on the poor. he would be disgusted at a government still dealing with issues like voter registration and voter purges. these are the issues we're still fighting about today. and i think it's important for everybody to remem

here's mike brown of indiana. >> we heard all of this in the house and i don't think they've given uscan tennessee senator lamar alexander is thought to be a potential swing vote on impeachment when it comes to witnesses and documents. alexander said i think the house managers have done a good job making their arguments. it doesn't mean that i agree with them. democratic ohio senators say republican senators are afraid to go against their base. >> they don't want to say things that would anger them and there is some fear in the eyes of the number of republican senators that realize the president didn't tell the truth and realize the president likely committed high crimes and misdemeanors. >> the biggest news today is that the hershey company has come down to washington, d.c., to restock the candy desk. the candy desk is a desk in the senate chamber, it's always reserved from for senator from pennsylvania. they always keep a stash of candy in there and obviously these senators have been burning through the candy that's in the candy desk. they brought a new supply, a refurbishment that

we will ask senator mike brown if he thinks they will get them. first, we go to kevin corke with key moments of day two. >> you don't hear it often, at least not allowed, but in washington people know the deal that if you lose a senator like lisa makowski, if you're a senate democrat, you have problems. in a circumstance where were talking about a trial where one vote could mean the difference between evidence and witnesses or not. that is the circumstance we are dealing with in this particular instance. let me tell you what seems to have upset the senator from the great state of alaska. she was upset with jerry nadler's assertion that g.o.p. members voting against no testimony and evidence would be engaged in a cover up. she this to reporters as one who is listening attentively and working hard, i was offended. susan collins from the state of maine, "i was stunned by his approach." she added this, "shortly after he admonished both sides, i was glad he did." we all saw that play out. keep this in mind, susan collins complaint is noteworthy because

indiana senator mike brown with us now.r, that some of the republicans who are wavering in favor of witnesses are now wavering the other way. a couple of democrats are saying no witnesses. that sounds like you could have a vote to get this thing done tomorrow? >> i hope so because usmca, i was over there for that. i actually got a pen. that was a pen worth receiving. i remember when they handed out the impeachment pens. what john barrasso said, he and i have been leading the charge, especially ted cruz as well among others to make sure we don't get swamped by the media on the whole impeachment proceeding. for many people, you know this has been ill-founded from the get-go. the main takeaway i had dershowitz put it out there, of course they're impugning him now because he said the articles are ill-founded, and started talking about quid pro quo. there was more after quid pro quo that occurred with joe biden and so forth. so what i'm saying is we knew we would get to tomorrow. i think we are, yes, getting closer to getting th

we're keeping an eye out for senator lindsey, mike brown of indiana and mike lee of utah to arrive.reports about the off-camera mood among republicans as the growing sense that the crucial witness vote may hinge on tennessee senator lamar alexander, who is retiring according to political, alexander is unlikely to be the 51st vote for witnesses and throw moment momentary control democrats and others might join him and scramble plans on how to handle witnesses and documents. >> my job as a juror or judge is to listen attentively eight, nine, ten hours a day to the argument of the president's counsel or the house managers, which we're doing i don't intend to make any comments about my opinion about the case until after i've heard all the evidence. >> joining me is republican strategist mike murphy who always has his ear to the ground of the real people. i think you've got a touch for real people. how is this question of biden testifying, of anybody testifying working with the people in the country right now? >> well, i think the challenge of the current era in politics is people are so

labor along with the tween morris law firm and a former director of the edd under governor jerry brown. so mike and employment rates in some of our bay area counties, in san mateo is under 2%, and virtually all the bay area counties is under three percent we haven't seen anything like this. >> reporter: but wait, there's more. >> there is a new methodology that was introduced in 1976. this is our lowest unemployment rate and we have also had a record now when 19 months in terms of employment expansion. >> reporter: that's the longest expansion since world war ii and a far, far cry from the bottom of the great recession eight years ago. >> we had unemployment rates in our bay area counties over 11 or 12 percent is from the bottom of the bottom which was february 2010 in our state and we gained nearly 3.5 million jobs. payroll jobs. >> reporter: what about job prospects for 2020? >> without some other major economic dislocation job growth will continue in 2020. it will be slower than it has been in previous years. >> reporter: but state and local governments have to be less hostile for small and

mike mcdaniel. seriously, it's the browns. if you're sala, you do the interview to get interview experience, then you run far, far away. meanwhile, patriots last played on wildcard weekend in 2009. they lost. tom brady was the quarterback. bill belichick was the head coach. this time they'll play the tennessee titans saturday night, and bill belichick always thrilled, whatever year it is, to talk with the media. >> be a big challenge for us here. you know, it's a great opportunity here to, you know, to advance. and that's what we work for all year, so. i think we're ready to go. be ready to go. we're not ready yet, but we'll be ready to go. >> i'm fired up. el paso, the sun bowl, the game is sponsored by tone ey the you jump into the big bowl of flakes. 91 yards, longest play in sun bowl history and the knowlnoles up. 25 yards, pick six. arizona state wins. herb edwards gets doused in, what do you think? frosted flakes! how weird is that. 20-14, and he's going, what did they do to me? as a kid, i used to eat frosted flakes by

the browns have already interviewed former packers head coach mike mccarthy and baltimore offensive coordinator greg roman. kansas city office according to eric the enemy. after falling the bottom of the western conference the sharks have been doing their best to regain some relevance. sharks fans in columbus today were san jose history of goudreau was just out of the penalty box. san jose at full strength. goudreau got over the puck and came in to make it 1-0. still in the second after columbus pulled even. evander kane will tee off. 2-1, sharks after two. the sharks padded their lead late in the third.. eric carlson goes off the boards to joe thornton. thornton passing in front of the net to kevin the bank who hits the columbus goal and the chart hang on for a 3-2 win following the bottom of the division. the charts have climbed out by winning two in a row. >> everyone can be watching with the 49ers a good of play next saturday >> if minnesot with minnesota with tomorrow it can be minnesota or is gonna be the winner of the seattle or philadelphia game. they're playing at new orleans old i don

mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> happening today former governor injure brown is kicking off a new podcast. called the political mind of jerry brown. he is sharing lessons from the 12 campaigns and 24 years in statewide office. he'll also be breaking down his thoughts on this year's election. >>> a trade deal with china now in effect. plus a fema's car sells for millions of dollars. here's diane king hall with today's money watch. >> reporter: stocks pulled back from record levels on friday. the dow dropped 133 points. the nasdaq gave up 24. the s&p 500 fell nine. >>> corporate earnings season kicks off this week with results from several big banks including jpmorgan chase. bank of america, goldman sachs and wells fargo. also keep an eye on shares of delta airlines. delta is expected to report higher earnings than revenue before the opening bell tomorrow. >>> stocks in asia rose this morning in anticipation of this week's signing of phase one of the trade deal between the u.s. and china. the agreement set to be signed wednesday will ease some tariffs and china has also agreed to increase pu

. >>> i'm joined by congressman anthony brown and ask him about the mike pompeo comments of what theump administration knew of qassem soleimani and what white house officials told lawmakers in justifying why they took him out. you are watching msnbc. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo say that is when it comes to iran the administration is going to stay the course because it makes the u.s. safer. >> took away the caliphate in the entirety. we took down hamza bin laden. this is a list that has reduced the capacity for terrorists around the world to perform the functions that put american men and women and the home lanld at risk. we are going to stay the course. >> joining me is democratic congressman anthony brown of maryland, the vice chair of the armed services committee. good to see you again. thank you for joining me. your response to secretary pompeo saying that the actions in the past week have made america safer? >> look. while the actions may have taken one bad general off the battlefield, general soleimani, what we have seen in the course of the last several months, shooting

head of intrinsic value equities at ubs, and still with us, josh brown, management ceo but first, mike, we go to you. >> the market has been fighting these head winds it's been up a lot in a short period of time we keep talking about how there haven't been any pullbacks and we talk about how the activity looks like it's gotten heated. maybe that's what we got in the middle of the day. i don't think there's much going on except yields could not get any lift today really and that has not been an outright problem, but when the market is otherwise feeling fatigued it seemed as if it did take its tol. then we see crazy stuff like bottle rocket action in tesla and it did lose some steam off its highs in the middle of the day. >> tom, what is your take as to where we stand very close to highs, but running out of a little bit of steam today? >> well, today we ran out of a little bit of steam, but in my lifetime most years we hit all-time highs, and if every year you invested at the end of the year, you would be a rich man today. so i think the market from a perspective of earnings yield relati

brown. first we go to mike santoli. >> morgan, i think we've all been talking about the resilience of the marketarly the market has kind of maintained its trend, but also saying perhaps we didn't get enough in this little pullback, in this little mini scare over the iran conflict to really take the wind out of the sales of the overoptimism that we came into the year with look at apple going up a percent and a half, on nothing but the fact that we're not at war and tesla going to 500 and alphabet going above 1400, it seems as people are piling into the obvious stocks such as a grab and i'm not saying that's a problem, but it means that maybe we're at risk of having a true melt-up. >> shannon, do you think that the market has shown impressive resilience to start the year and what do you take away from that? >> i think there hasn't been much of a change from 2019 and 2020 if you think of it in terms of an accommodative central bank and continuing development in economic data. that's not going to be upset by the issues we're having in iran and i think we're going to continue to see strength in those

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mike bloomberg and i approve this message. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> robert sullivan will not be meeting with the 49ers. which game were the brownsg yesterday? what a defensive game yesterday. the 49ers held minnesota to just 21 yards rushing and no rushing first down. they also had six sacks. >> we had one of the best seasons in football. our pass defense is the best since 2009 or something. the lowest number, you know what i mean? people just keep on disrespecting us. and at the end of the day, all you can do is go out there and execute. >> now thethis team has what it win the lombardi trophy. it has been 25 years since the last time the 49ers were called super bowl champs. >> from the moment the 49ers walked on the field at candle stick park. the spotlight was shining on the season. beginning with a magical monday night blow out over the raiders. they're coming back-to-back losses with the dallas cowboys nfc championship game. this niners team needed some swagger. they got it. by signing the game's best cover, dionsanders. on. he could not believe the way we practiced and the preparations but he bought into it. >> reporter: th

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mike is on its way. >> hi, my name is ari brown. a question regarding the use of national, since we don't have access to ntm at this level, how could uavs fill a niche role that doesn't unnecessarily duplicate the efforts. merely operating under the assumption that you have a satellite overhead, it is looking down, and also, are these uavs doing active or passive isr? >> both active and passive. and the way that they fill the niche is that you're able to, you're able to do the focused search, perhaps the overhead asset gives you a general area of interest, then it can continue to do that sort of sucking up all the data job, and the maneuverable, more programmable nq 4, or mq 9 or mal, uav, does the focus search and stays on target and provides that data through whatever network you have or networks that do that. >> is that not- [ inaudible question ] >> i'm not sure what you're talking about. the no false positive rule was just as a way of trying to say that what we are doing in this study is presenting the very best case. what we'r

secretary of state mike and the caretaker probably of the body you said that actually iraq was being used as a brown and that there were problems with drone strikes being used by the u.s. against iranian taught in school so that there was a question mark over whether the u.s. troops should stay in the country that or not that was actually put to the fight and paula just a few days ago the prime minister hasn't signed it yet he still needs to negotiate with various different government partners but he has said he will sign it finally there was supposed to be a debate in politics on saturday talking about the u.s. troop withdrawal potential u.s. troop withdrawal that's actually that be canceled. it's to show you that there is significant disagreement between all of the political factions only us for a while among com they're joining us live from baghdad in months fine q. . russia has announced a cease fire in its live province the last rebel held stronghold in syria more than 1300 civilians have been killed there since the government launched its offensive to retake the area back in 2018 but the viole

mike. something that happened 601 months ago. quick mathematics, that's 50 years and one month ago in october of 1969 when he was a student at brown university and helped organize a moratorium, teach-in there at brown and it also doesn't mention that he was the conscientious objector to the war. so we are very pleased that mike has agreed to be the moderator for this part of the program. thank you very much. >> thank you very much for that kind introduction. welcome everyone and i want to congratulate the organizers of this week's events for putting on just a superb program. this is especially meaningful for me personally. if it wasn't for the experience 50 years ago i probably never would have become a scholar of asian studies, so i want to thank linda for asking me to moderate this panel. we have an absolutely stellar panel to examine th ediplomatic and peace movement initiative to bring an end to the viet name war. the biographical statements are available in the program so let me just, for the interest of time, quickly identify the members of the panel. starting to me immediate left is professor david courtwright who is the di

mike pompeo and the iraqi prime minister and iraqi president. there's been efforts from the u.s. side to get the iraqis to do more. so again, very fluid situation there on the ground in baghdad. >> ryan brownenow on the administration's response. joining me is brian hook, a special representative for iran and senior policy adviser to secretary of state mike pompeo. mr. hook, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. you've described the air strikes in iraq and syria against the iranian-backed militias as defensive. as the administration planned for this attack, did you anticipate that you'd see the type of response that we're dealing with right now? were you at all concerned the u.s. embassy in baghdad would be a target? >> our troops are in iraq at the invitation of the iraqi government. and the iraqi government is responsible for the safety and security of those troops. the base where our forces are stationed, that was attacked about 11 or 12 times in just two months. so we took the measures the president ordered, the necessary measures to protect our troops. we then had terrorists protesting outside of our embassy in baghdad. this is orchestrated by the iranian regime. these are the ki

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brothersin thin, rum -- win thin, brown brothers harriman global head of currency strategy, stays with us. get to secretary of state mike pompeo now. sec. pompeo: if you have questions about the middle east and iraq, i will take questions, but first i want to offer my condolences to the people of australia for the tragic loss of life and property across the region. america's thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families, and the emergency personnel putting their selves in harm's way, and the same go american firefighters standing with their brothers in australia. we have a truly an breakable alliance. we are great friends, and we are happy to help in this time of need. in asia, we noted the head ofent at the new the government liaison office with hong kong. for the chinese communist party to honor its commitments made to hong kong in the british joint declaration filed at the united nations, ache, but guarantees the territory's rule of law and the freedoms that those living on the mainland unfortunately do not enjoy. we will continue to work with hong kong and the chinese communist party officials to protect