missy, good morning toy. >> thank you. good morning. thanks for having me on. steve: it's good to have you as well. >> thank you. steve: why are you, at the state level, getting involved in national politics? >> >> because we hear every single day from our constituents that they are tired and frustrated what's happening at the federal level with the impeachment sham and process that's occurring. enough is enough. so i filed this resolution on behalf of my entire republican senate caucus. that's 26 outs of the 35 members we have to really encourage the united states senate to act as quickly as possible within their full constitutional authority and then to condemn the actions of. so members of the house of representatives for passing and holding these articles of impeachment. enough is enough and they need to get back to work. on the serious issues that affect everyday citizens and their lives. steve: you just said that ultimately you would like to see some of the members of the house of representatives -- members of congress condemned for

♪ >> and then later on, oh, who's this missy?they got the, you know, the acknowledgement they should have, they've always been there. and just now maybe they'll truly be acknowledged. ♪ guys are only ♪ that thing, that thing ♪ that thing >> she sings, she raps. there's heartache involved. it's all encompassed in one amazing piece of art. >> "the miseducation of lauryn hill." >> with her record-breaking fifth grammy win, lauryn hill echoed what many might have been thinking. >> this is crazy, because this is hip-hop music. you know what i mean? >> she's going to be, big -- well, she already is a big star. you get five grammys you are. >> a lot of people think she's going to really redefine the connections among hip-hop, pop, for everybody. ♪ hi, kids. do you like primus ♪ ♪ want to see me stick nine inch nails through each one of my eyelids ♪ >> when em came we sat back like this. what's this white boy doing? and then i really listened -- ♪ but i can't figure out which spice girl i want to impregnate ♪ >> i was like, whoa! >> ♪ sl

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missis but it took his insurance companies 7 months to authorize the cuts come from january until august when they finally got the results they saw he had a brain tumor. and in the end when we found out he had a chair he'd already lost his hearing and suffered irreversible brain damage. marianna is a nurse herself and has been participating in the protests suffering from the health care systems shortcomings as a patient and a professional she urges her fellow colombians to keep fighting for change. i will be a coffee and i'm confident there will be change someday come you maybe not exactly how we wanted to be that would be perfect i don't believe thoughts going to happen but some kind of change no matter how small for the time being it doesn't look like the government will he people's calls but in the waiting room and on the streets colombians have run out of patience. by 2030 and it's committed 4000000 people in germany will require long term medical care but there aren't enough doctors nurses and other professionals to deal with this situation medical trainees from vietnam might help e

missy elliott back and painting it black. in a bubble bath before the big game? ♪ i won't give up >>> get ready for miami because our "gma" kid correspondent going one-on-one with the super bowl's biggest stars. and would you look who is saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ ♪ i won't give up >>> good morning, america. i hope you're well. you guys are happy. >> oh, yes. song by shakira and counting down, of course, to the super bowl. our kid correspondent quentin having a lot of fun there. >> adorable. >> he is so cute. there's quarterback, of course, patrick mahomes. >> he is adorable. >> he's very adorable. their interview going viral. we're going to have more on that. >> what? >> confirmed viral. >> okay but first we have a lot of news to get to starting with the latest on the coronavirus.n world. at least 132 people have died. and overnight more than 200 americans evacuated from wuhan, china, to alaska before heading to california. so let's go back to will carr who again has the latest for us. good morning again, will. >>

was also the he was among the top 5 of the balloon daughter meaning you know after the big kid that missy have been dominating money can come up and if he maintains the eye level of performances like the one we the ones we saw in 2019 clearly sooner or later he will be winning this. person money did every sports commentator i thank you. every wednesday a small group of middle aged men hold a demonstration in the most of beacon capital they're calling for back pay from the mozambique government full time they spent as contract labor is working in former east germany now more than $15000.00 mozambicans migrated temporarily to communist east germany and an agreement between the 2 countries at the end of their contracts they laborers were forced to return to mozambique that was the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 nearly all of them came hope their pay sent by east germany directly to the mozambique a government never materialized even worse and number of the contract with his left behind off wasn't bacon sons and daughters losing track of family over vegas but one father and daughter managed

it's really sad that the arts are usually the target for such groups trying to gain the village to missy and it is up to the state to step in but they haven't i mean nothing thank you very much japan will hold the olympic and paralympic games this summer and the country estimates that about $40000000.00 tourists will visit over the course of the year spending more than $70000000000.00 u.s. dollars the hosts have a lot on their plate to deal with one of the issues is catering to vegetarians and vegans a glowing global trend. japan can be a heaven for foodies but usually for those who eat meat and fish vegetarians and vegans in japan are complaining that it's just too hard to find a meal that fits their diet. still being vegetarian in japan. i have so vegetarian friends but the majority are not so if we want somewhere together. i have to find a place that has a vegetarian menu. it's not just an opinion held by foreigners much of the japanese cuisine contains meat or fish products and broths and sauces that form the basis for many other dishes are often made with fish. taiki hurry runs a we

missy phonte have reworded a famous french hits and want to win over others for a human. life was. that most people at the demonstration are absolutely opposed to the pension reform but they don't quite know why we feminists are here to you that's what our song is for it helps to bring people to us. in class v. in the high deficit of the pension system does not legitimating reform she supports the actions of the powerful train operators union which brought public transport to halt plant believes empty metro stations like here at the station unnecessary to ensure that the pensionable age remains at 62 for some like real work has even earlier. clare believes mccrone wants to break up the french social security system with his reforms this suspicion is shared by many as french political scientist pascal perrineau explains why the government is simply unable to explain the reasons behind these reforms. that i thought no matter if you're for or against them the president's approach was somehow amateurish. i don't think that he said to himself it's all staged this massive conflict and th

say the extra heat produced is equal to every one of us running 100 microwave ovens all day will missy'sneed more intense storms droughts floods and wildfires like the use burning in australia right down. well despite all of these alarms about the climate crisis we're releasing more greenhouse gases than ever the un's weather agency last year recorded the highest level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. illinois. writes let's introduce our panel now we have an tomo sin in doha he's an assistant professor of northwestern university here in katter who researches energy and the environment in hamburg in germany we have a hiker festa she's director of marine programs at the world wildlife fund and in london we have. who's an energy economists and c.e.o. of meyer resources welcome to you all 1st let me come to you though hiker because the temperature of the oceans is as i understand it a much more accurate measure of the climate crisis that we're going through at the moment. yes that's because the surface of the ocean catches most of the heat which is trapped by the increased greenhouse gas

what can be done to improve male fertility or in missy's in everything works the best known to find out on the miracle of life in tomorrow today next on g w. small articles can inspire big changes in the people making the moscow africa fantastic right. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future for. many colleagues to you all but chiming in. on t.w. . they were systematically robbed by the nazis. and after the war there were no signs of compensation. jewish art collectors cotton and announced zome on her 3rd reich didn't steal all these more words just to get more money it was true lemonade everything connected to jewish culture today researchers are searching for the missing works of art. it's challenging for the experts. and painful for the descendants. to sow mom. to dart and the 3rd rush starts feb 10th on d w. gets into tomorrow today the science show on d w this time we look at the early stages of life. premiership babies often struggle to survive researchers are trying to raise their chances but it all starts wit

bring these institutions to governments to parliaments to armies not all together despite the digits missy i just as you said i agree with your point that you said we the west really didn't support the international recognized government but this recognition is something that was just in need in 2060 so let me ask you this because you did say in your opening statement that weapons of argo is wrong when a legitimate government is being attacked by rebel powers so i looked up legitimacy under international law to just remind myself and in fact the legitimacy of a government very much depends on its effective control of its territory now also rudge as we said never elected and actually in control of only a very small amount of libyan territory so is this government really legitimate in that sense. but if you just look at the territory most of the territory that is outside the coast the strip is basically uninhabited so that gives interests just saying how much territory has doesn't say a thing the 2nd thing is what if this is true what you're saying this means that if it any rebel organizatio

general franco who came to power under a dinner arms embargo by the western powers did he gain to the missi when he finally surrounded. madrid and then forced the revolutionaries out of course not he was never legitimate never and the same thing as you we general have is a pawn basically of russian interests unfortunately helped by france thus rendering the european union in potent mona have to says he is the only one who is capable of essentially saving libya from becoming a haven for islamic terrorists and the fact is that he and his forces did force the islamic state out of the eastern part of the country out of benghazi at great cost in human life to their own forces so is there something to be said for that and those that give him legitimacy i think. like you've looked up the term legitimacy i mean what is really it richard to me it does differ within the whole context because in the end if some countries are supporting hostile it means that is to them kind of legitimate so what i think is that you have and tripoli you have of course the muslim brotherhood and you have different militi

support the transition away from fossil fuels to cleaner alternatives or maybe we should believe it by missy ed's shot dead in. london by africa political analyst logan arkanoid believes there's just too much money at stake for london to worry about those emissions in africa politics and the game itself is one based on investment based on influence based on business and at the same time obviously climate change is a really big deal so it is a conflict of interest for britain itself was also a conflict of brevity a conflict of business if you look at the investment portfolio in africa sadly it still remains that many european 1st world countries are investing in the hydrocarbons or in natural resources and this other thing would change for a very long time purely because there's too much money to stick to it because there are more important issue for these companies to be dealing with i.e. the extraction of minerals will wealth africa. climate issues are also fast becoming a key issue head of the irish parliamentary elections farmers that have complained of constant attacks against the liveli

i walked around in that missy elliott outfit for a whole year.very time i left the house, the garbagemen tried to throw me in the truck. but according to dershowitz, this is interesting, what he said in the '90s was, in fact, correct, and what he's saying now is also, in fact, correct. >> previously, you said, it doesn't have to be a crime if the person in office completely corrupts the office of president, now you're saying criminal-like. so corrupting the office of the president, is that in your criminal light or criminal-like behavior? >> no, that was rejected by the -- >> you are saying you were wrong back then? >> i'm saying i am much more correct right now after doing the research. i didn't do the research back then because that wasn't the issue. i did the research now. i wasn't wrong, i am just far more correct now than i was then. ( laughter ) >> trevor: i wasn't wrong, i am just far more correct now than i was then? that is one of the most original lines i have ever heard in my life. and that's a great line for a lawyer, but thank god th

i tell you old folks later who missy elliott is. [laughter] reverend sharpton: they are to salute this giant, this woman us a microphone and megaphone. we would not have elected a lot that made office if we didn't have that microphone. would not have been able to fight for voting rights and gina 6 auld way to trayvon martin if we didn't have that microphone. seen a black ave president in the white house without that microphone. martin luther king, in his when they would start a say, reach ee upstairs because the radio station was there and they dropped the mic down his office on the station. we don't have to knock on the wall no more. we have stations of our own, tv tations of our own because a woman paid a price and took the heard. make sure we were 2020 kathy in hughes. -- cathy hughes. [applause] ms. hughes: first and foremost, thanks to god nd for whom all blessings flow. thank you. big round of applause for our creator. we could have been anywhere else here.orning but we are yolonda, come over here with me, darling. morning for

everyone from jamie foxx to --ta baker to missy elliott i'll tell the old folks later who missy elliott is. [laughter] they had to salute this giant, this woman who gave us a microphone and a megaphone. we would not have elected a lot of people that made office if we didn't have that microphone. we would not have been able to fight for voting rights and 6 all the waya to trayvon martin, if we didn't have that microphone. we would not have seen a black president in the white house without that microphone. [applause] sclcn luther king, in his office, when they would start a campaign, he would say, reach upstairs, because the radio station was there, and they would drop the mic down to his office and he would talk on the radio station. we don't have to knock down walls and more. we have stations of our own, tv stations of our own, because a woman paid the price and took the risk to make sure we were hurt. me the honor in 2020 -- make sure we were heard. may we honor in 2020, kathy hughes. [applause] >> first and foremost, i give thanks to god from whom all blessings flow. we could have bee

missy, we have heard -- >> -- that's correct.ted to do a job. we are expected to do that job here at the state level. we have to work within a state balanced budget per our constitution. we have to solve the problems that we face every single day and that our citizens face. and so i really filed this resolution on behalf of the folks out there that think that their voice doesn't matter that they feel like they are small and inconsequential and marginalized. they are call deplorable. they are frustrated and sick and tired of these games that are being played. they need to get to work. they need to be the serious, thoughtful policy makers that we elected them to be and that we expect them to be on behalf of our country of. and quite frankly, it's embarrassing to see what's happening up there they are just playing this high stakes game of chicken and politics when they really need to be doing the work that is going to help our citizens in their everyday lives with prescription drug prices, immigration reform. all those issues, infra

attack on their core leadership ok and finally under this creek your final thoughts on this is to pull missy day it's a recess so a chance to resolve this 'd in a relatively peaceful manner. i do agree that this was an attack at the heart of the islamic republic and the islamic republic is with the back with its back against the wall amid you know protests and economic crisis the question is if they move forward no are they going to are they willing to escalate because escalation is not going to serve the iranians well either they're very strategic and they're very calculated in their responses unlike the traumas duration i think their local strategic long term thinking with strategic depth and strategic patience i do think that the iranians will see that there is a pathway forward for negotiation but only off a retaliatory strike that is proportionate to that type of strike that we've seen over the world for it ok lots of food for thoughts a discussion that surely will continue over the coming days and months but for now thank you very much indeed to all our guests hillary mann liver. it's

came from there with us he's cleaning up the mess isn't a no no it's not he's not cleaning up his missis he's going on the mess up the mess you left dark knight i think this is also misplacing and i really always say that you know correctly this is our party's admission of our collective mistake and then we put in place properly he's done the things that you failed to do by november last year dozens of intelligence officers and high level officials have been arrested including people from the military run metals and engineering corp met tech on charges of corruption and human rights is this is your level put those charges through that speed that is the study which i introduced 1000000 to be finished i mean it. november last year you weren't in office i did it you don't have any business i did it i should the studies and then completion of that the studies then action has been taken the attorney general said 63 people had been arrested that months november last year 27 for corruption $36.00 on charges of human rights violations that included the former head of mattick conflict bagnio a br

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but the high tension minneapolis is minus 40 it's minus 4 in kansas city sunny $99.00 in atlanta and missy the sun is out in the snow on the ground but it didn't feel cold and all this time in british columbia this has been falling for tom as things were in washington and oregon as well the last frontal system that plagued this is this one here so it's now coming down into the caribbean across cuba hispania in the islands and that suggests some sand and slow moving rain otherwise it's light showers for most of the caribbean islands and of course the standard from panama north was the yucatan peninsula you've got days of at least coastal showers on the gulf site. one in a 28 highway to india killed his young lieutenant because prostitutes. one of monies travelled to the villages where parents still live under rights to the thing. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera russia has called on both sides in libya's conflict to come together ahead of a summit in berlin without putting conditions the talks are in the pending the 9 month

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while being called in the center of the fire that we need to co-exist with environment back at the missi go home state they tell us the oil project has made their family much poorer and signing a bad compensation deal will only make things worse catherine soy al-jazeera police out west in uganda. anti-government protests have turned violent and begin a. true more people killed by security forces at least 22 people have died since demonstrations began in october. reports. a standoff in guinea's capital tear gas filled the streets as another round of mass anti-government protests turned violent. police used slingshots with stones as they tried to disperse the crowds and protesters forced back arrests were made by security forces. my mother told me to go to the garage to work i told her there's a strike on today she wanted me to go anyway but i went outside the police arrested me i was just trying to get to work. this building was set alight in the demonstrations it was a local business a coalition of opposition groups calling itself the national front for the defense of the constitution ha

although specifically she doesn't have any kids that go to sfusd, she does have grand kids that go to missi mission, a granddaughter, and she's seeing her struggling compared to other kids, as well. [speaking spanish language] >> and then last comment, so she's mentioning that this resolution is highly important to her to give attention to latinx students so that they can be fully prepared for college. >> yeah. gracias. [applause] [speaking spanish language] >> my name is jessica, and i am a volunteer with innovative public schools. my daughter attends san francisco public schools. [speaking spanish language] >> thank you, gabriella, for your leadership and for listening to our community. we really appreciate you coming to meet with us and listen to your concerns. we are really excited to collaborate with you. [speaking spanish language] >> i also have two other daughters who struggle because they were labelled as e.l.s and later became long-term e.l.s because they never got the support to get reclassified. [speaking spanish language] >> this resolution will commit san francisco unified sch

here and his daughter him missis are on their way to the border from see it out why it is in mexico to el paso in the united states. with us come on you know it's a normal day but today i'm feeling even worse than usual donating plasma wears me out i'm tired all the time and i barely manage to lift even light things at the office because my it out. on a limb is indoors or at least a little i'm not proud of being a donor go but. what we do whatever it takes to make ends meet as clear as i have been dishonest as i did for the 2 i must. tell my hero and his daughter go there twice a week in spite of physical warning signs pharmaceutical companies lure them to the united states by offering dollars they accept donors with a visitor visa. but kinesis can feel that there's something wrong to let the cat or some border officials don't let you through where they take away your visa when you say you're going to donate plasma at the q can i see if that makes me panic and it's very risky it's. it's going to be as it was. going to go on i. think. it's a trade at the borders of law and health but th

but we heard about a collaboration with missy elliott, something we can all be excited about. i heard that you were going to buy me dinner tonight. is that true? >> reporter: you got dinner. i'll see you in just about an hour from now in downtown miami. thank you, cheryl hurd reporting for us across biscayne bay. here in south beach you remember what you were doing 25 years ago? how about this. if you're 49ers fan i got a good idea. you were probably watching this game here in miami. 1995, the 49ers playing the san diego chargers here in south florida. and it wasn't even close. the 49ers' steve young, jerry rice, they whipped the chargers, 49-26. today we sat down with jerry rice who was reminiscing about that great night in florida. >> the night before i couldn't sleep. then the night, you know, after the game i couldn't sleep. it's like you're still playing that game. you're still in that moment. and i just remember it's something i'll never forget. and i don't think there's anything that can get me back on that level. >> ah, is that you? >> we know what he was doing 25 year

>> wade missy which candidates are still around and bernie sanders believes he'll be one of them. >>deeply impressed by the number of volunteers that we have were knocking on doors in the cold weather and i think we have a chance to win back in iowa. >> sanders is strong here and in new hampshire despite not spending time in either state but like most of the field. the teams on the ground are biden, buttigieg, steyer, and y. >> bret: will be there sometime this weekend. thanks for inviting us in your home tonight. that's it for this "special report." the short little bit different tonight with the senate testimony of the arguments, the q and a bye the senators. we've got you covered here on "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts after this quick break. yeah, we're going to just do a lap and we'll come back. okay. well, we'll be here. man! why isn't this working? my mouth is watering. i think that's just your rabies flaring up. with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. we got gristle pot pies! and my si

>>an emotional ending to a terrifying week, the search for missy butte county woman is over and it comes with a safe ending tonight, authorities founbest james alive inside an suv buried underneath layers of snow wednesday afternoon. the 68 year-old woman had been missing for more than 0 hours as the temperature started to drop along with hope that she would be found. >>just felt like we were so it was just like a literally a micle that those guys founder. >>in just the nick of family from out of state jim and say they're the hospital annie and her husband. waiting patiently marathons for all updates and positive update spending time together and smiling for the first time in a >>her family says she stayed warm by periodically turning on the car for heat and by moving blankets and floor mats from inside thesuv change develop some frostbite and was severely dehydrated, but officials say she will be ok. >>and t's open with the 49 ers a san francisco aims to close in on a conference and potential world championship, the niners continuing to haul in the individual honors congratulations. the

. >>> up next, lower greenhouse gaspee missies by 2030. how the state is falling behind. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when we were looking he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> the search is on for the shooter in san jose's first homicide of the year at clayton square around 10:30 last night. that's right by sanders elementary in the east foothills. when officers arrived they found a man had been shot at least once and died. >>> police a 50-year-old robbed a comerica bank in san leandro, wearing a gorilla mask and carrying a shotgun in a black tennis bag when he demanded money from a teller. he did not show the shotgun during the robbery but dropped it on the sidewalk on the way out. he took off in a black acura. officers were able

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the high tension minneapolis is manas 40 it's minus 4 in kansas city is any $99.00 in atlanta and missy the sun is out in the snow on the ground but it didn't feel cold and all this time in british columbia this now has been falling for tom as things were in washington and oregon as well. the last frontal system that plagued this is this one here so it's now coming down into the caribbean across cuba his spaniel in the islands and that suggests some sunda and slow moving rain otherwise it's light showers for most of the caribbean islands and of course the standard from panama north was the yucatan peninsula you've got days of at least coastal showers on the gulf site. when investigating crime an admission of guilt is the ultimate corroboration. or is it there are tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess to crimes they didn't commit witness explores the shocking phenomenon of people incriminating themselves the person who falsely contrast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior false confessions on al-jazeera. the latest news as it

never know that this little girl is fighting to stay ive quinn was born with the left de of her het missi at just 6 days old she had her first open-heart surgery, most of the time shs on oxygeso a rip toee snow would be tough. quinn's mom sted her disappointment on facebook casa grande police noticed and decided to bring the snow to >>this it's just this year cannot and smile andwas no in play with the brothers. >>we normally you know sledding and makes no man she's at a chance to throw some snowbal at her brothers and all that stuff here and overheard quinn is scheduled to have her 3rd heart surge in april and will likely need a heart transplant. >>but today that's a long ways dropped off his teddy bear n making today even better. >>and john i know you love those stories with a good ending such a good stry and a nice to see some snow sea level for us this morning could greet had to do it right there were some areas fallen down very close to freezing if not to freezing earer on but we're out of the 30's pretty much everywhere the 40's for could for balmy 40's i know you best and he's got

. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missi out with my $5.9white cheddar cheeseburgerk in the box! ♪ >>we do believe iis like that the plane s shutd by an iranian ssile. >>this video here appears to show the momt that ukrainian plane crashed on wednsday in iran. as you heard secretary of state mike pompeo say the us believes iran shot the plane down a run had been claiming for the past few days that the plane had a mechanical problem ich caused it to crash but just within the last hour, iran has admitted that its military unintentionallshot that plane down killing all 176 people board the boeing. the iranian stament blamed quote human error for the tragedy a final determination about how the plne went down will be investigated. fully once the black box finished being examined. now that plan was shot down just couple of hours after it attacked in iran. >>2 air bases there that attack was in retaliation for the united statekilling a top general there. >>yeah qassem soleimani was killed last week by us forces and iran this week retaliated against the us attacking iraq bas

the isis model which was short-lived and i don't hav then bludgeon missy in the long run, created in response to an ineffective government. there are more tools now in a place like iraq under saddam hussein that was dictatorship. there was not much open space for people to produce change. i think the theory that was behind the iraq war in 2003, we don't want to go back a debate that, simply if we topple regimes and eliminate the top, then somehow freedom will spread. and we know that did not happen. and i think white it accelerated in the islamic state's particular that you had a multiple fight going on inside of iraq, civil war first in a system of government that was not responding. that's the main point, those conditions are still there. iraqis are still looking at the national government with the caretaker of government. >> i would challenge the motion that the islam estate was all that too if we go back in history there is any number of millennial movements whether 1979 or go back before that to sudan. what i do want to draw out from what brian was talking about, there's many nu

i ran -- iran issued new denials one of its own missi ps shot down tne. >> what we can say with absolutstainty i that no missile has hit this plane. as i said last night, the plane flew on fire for me than 1.5 minutes and the crash site shows the pilot returned to the aircraft. amna: iran's denied reports the crash site haseen bulldozed. it appears the u.s. was not only targeting irani general qas soleimani one week ago today. reports that a u.s. airstrike the same day failed to kill a senior iraeran commander ing in yemen. secretary of m stae pompeo reiterated the trump administration's justification for killing soleimani. >> we had specific information on an imminent threat, including attacks on u.s. embassies. period, full stop. we do not know which minute or day, but it was clear. qasem soleiman himself was plotting a broad, large-scale attack against american interests and those were imminent. stephanie: pompeo said he relayed the same information to congress this week, but several democratic lawmakers disputed that claim. also the u.s. announced more sanctions against iran, in manu