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♪ >> and then later on, oh, who's this missy?got the, you know, the acknowledgement they should have, they've always been there. and just now maybe they'll truly be acknowledged. ♪ some guys are only about ♪ 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! ♪

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missy to assume the minds of vets have a flat affect visit when you what about tourism bases for hero fit into this world. not truly so take the direct consequence was that we couldn't provide the infrastructure. i mean some of our combinations and restaurants became unavailable . the consequence is that followed were actually very positive despite all that we had suffered. in aug twenty third team for instance we had the best august ever. because we found all the people who couldn't come when we were flooded and asked them to postpone their trips. to get in there was really a great deal of solidarity. of course but by august everything was in such good shape that people could visit you as usual. not just by august it took us four days we basically had two days where nothing worked. well it was only in the old town that nothing was working because that's where the water was. but of course we have lots of accommodations and places to eat in sites such as the cathedral which were accessible the whole time. so with the hotels the hotels on the danube have an intern's right on the river

his movie, "the wrong missy" will air later this year on netflix.rs and applause ] ♪ >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: very good to see you, thank you for coming. >> thanks, good to see you. i'm just wearing the same stuff from the plane. >> jimmy: are you really? >> no, i look great. [ laughter ] i have that adam levine -- >> jimmy: you have the shirt, yeah. >> they knock it off that fast. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. >> from the mixed review collection at kohl's. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can keep that, by the way. you're welcome to wear that anywhere. >> a little bumper bit. i did -- was supposed to go to the super bowl. >> jimmy: so you weren't at the game itself? >> i did not. i did -- i got hired, this robert kraft guy, great guy -- >> jimmy: owner of the patriots. >> had a big party tonight. actually small, 250 people. [ laughter ] you know what i mean? the night before, friends and family, owners, and jeff bezos, basically illuminati, you know what i mean. >> jimmy: uh-huh. people are laughing as if you're kidding which i know you are not. >> that's a

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. >> it's a cold era ballistic missi missile treaty. president obama tried to bring russian back in. critics fear a new arms race with russia and china. >> terry moran out of washington. thank you. >>> next to the new headline about donald trump jr. and the russia investigation. senate investigators are sound blocked calls from the president's son were not to his father. sources say investigators believe he was talking to two family friends. congressional investigators are trying to learn if candidate trump had advanced knowledge of the russian meeting or if the president was debriefed afterwards. >>> next to the police officer under fire in detroit. that officer accused of posting a racist video of himself mocking a young black woman after she walked home in the subzero cold. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> priceless. >> reporter: tonight, a detroit officer's under fire for posting this on snapchat. he and his partner appear to mock a woman they stopped for driving with expired registration. >> walk of shame. >> in the cold. >> repor

during the forty's and fifty's marie grads here she uses some of the same original fabrics that missy geo used as well goes to the same tweed supplies the same will supply. routes year curie took over as do yours artistic director in twenty sixteen she shares christiane do yours love of britain. i like land in this. case my daughter. like to spend time here and then any case when i was younger i was fascinated about is. there at that and they way that you see the people around you like that. i think there is this fantastic balance between tradition and break the rules that it's a lot. in january the italian born designer showed her latest collection in paris with british acrobats hats by steven jones and a number of british model. now are within marriage gretz his creation i think is this idea of independence and a bit like rock n roll which she loves to combine with the dream of the lady like dresses to make something new. and the new do your exhibition is the biggest ever shown in britain and it's already attracting the crowds fashion fans will leave some patients queuing up but it'

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examination of civilian deaths as a result of its military operations i i kid you not i swear according to missy ryan of the washington post the far reaching initiative was to create the military's first ever policy on civilian casualties seeks to answer the central question why is the military's as timid of civilian deaths so much smaller than outside tally's a great example of this kind of discrepancy between the u.s. military's numbers on civilian deaths and outside tallies can be found in the pentagon's recent adventures fighting isis in syria and iraq according to the u.s. department of defense the united states has only killed approximately one thousand one hundred ninety civilians since the us led by against isis started back in two thousand and fourteen however air wars the nonprofit group who specifically monitors civilian casualties in war zones like iraq syria and libya well they've found the actual numbers to be roughly between seven to eleven thousand deaths. that is quite the difference hence the pentagon's new initiative speaking under their favorite of media monikers an anonymous

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must find ways to have countermeasures to russia's las-based missi eat are causing so much concern inurope. jose? >> kelly o'donnell inpa wes beach, thank you. a reminder, nbc news will have full coverage of the president's state of the union address on tuesday at 9:00, 6:00 >>pacific and tomorrow in night, the country's biggest sports event will play out in atlanta. ile fans gear up for super bowl liii between the patriots and the rams, authorities have been cracking down on what'sen hag off the field. bringing awareness to the human to of sex trafficking. nbc's gabe gutierrez has that story. >> reporter: tonight asnd thou crowd into atlanta for super bowl liii, federal authorities are looking for some you might not easily see. >> we've got so mu money i one area that they're going to -- traffickers are going to bring the girls to them. >> reporter: gabby humphreys says she was raped atge 13 and after years of drug and alcohol abuse eventually became an escort, forced by araicker to have sex with strangers. >> do you think most peoplere ize how prevalent this is? >> i don't think they do

you just have missy patrolling kid explain protests are turning deadly. in crowd wants to president to get the hell out of his office. they loathe his government for corruption for all kinds of cheating at the election . but enough that i thought the nation is not just poor it's starving. rich people in the country. don't. everything. the massive population. conquered and used to be like a bit of polling trivia from the poorest country in the caribbean the last presidential election had to be rerun after claims of fraud but the follow up which put president maureen's in power wasn't exactly a model of democracy the turnout was only a fifth every tenth ballot sheet was never counted for different reasons and some cases that would be more than enough to set off what i call the legitimacy radar alarm and washington not this time trump sent his people to congratulate the new leader his diplomat said they were proud of haiti the haitian people deserve to have democratically elected leaders today's inauguration of a democratically elected president and allows h

examination of civilian deaths as a result of its military operations i i kid you not i swear according to missy ryan of the washington post the far reaching initiative was to create the military policy and civilian casualties seeks to answer a central question why is the military's as timid of civilian deaths so much smaller than outside tally's a great example of this kind of discrepancy between the.

we do it from the european union i don't understand i did it on us and even when they lead you to missy's there of making people want to leave they should be allowed to deal with too much constantine and obviously they will fail because they want to avoid the people thinking about leaving the good people who want to be formally opening and we just most of the these even these should be a day that we don't know the fate of leaving them going to change anything eventually to ensure a job really well thank you thank you for the break we investigate the treatment of refugees around the world with the world health organization down the winner of the twenty one team blueprint whistleblowing prizes were exposed to privatized detention centers linked to u.k. was and you can help sense as well the small coming up about to have going underground. just where you're. going or if he. doesn't want to know most of a bus company in your years and years it was notable depending. on what you know. the ways that i did my best which knights of the white. are. the same yes this is. good enough. to. choose the

. >> i think it shows that even though missy -- mrs. pelosi said let's not talk about our agenda on paper these are all rational trade-offs. they could get donald trump a chance to embrace that. even where you and i might disagree. i would have a lot of disagreement. but i think they are calculating they are more interested in giving him a victory then working together for their own agenda. and that is what has hung us up on the budget. i don't think they are still negotiating. we will see where that comes out. most members of congress do not want a government shutdown but do you think that there is any more prospect that bill does about bipartisan deals in the next two years. >> you saw that from the reaction from democrat to the speech. this was a very presidential speech. he also did a good job especially in the beginning talking about the accomplishments in the good place for incense that the united states economy was in. use up most democrats sit on their hands and refuse to applaud any of those accomplishments. and then saint it w

resume a jew in brussels on thursday for more bricks it talks especially about the so-called backstop missy's may has been in northern ireland to emphasize she is committed to preventing a hard border with the republic of ireland south of the border paul brennan reports from belfast. northern ireland has the u.k.'s only land border with the european union and the businesses of this province of feeling the uncertainty of a more acute the most threesome a promise an unshakable commitment to avoiding a hard border northern ireland does not have to rely on the irish government or the european union to prevent a return to borders of the past the u.k. government will not let that happen i will not let that happen to resubmit the speech offered reassurances that the business leaders here found it less than reassuring and there were no new specifics about what alternative arrangements might be found to the northern ireland backstop. the biggest fear is a no deal that we cannot sleep walk and situation so and our best guess is across the u.k. are not prepared for a new deal situation so i don't think

examination of civilian deaths as a result of its military operations i i kid you not i swear according to missy ryan of the washington post the far reaching initiative was to create the military's first ever policy on civilian casualties seeks to answer the central question why is the military's estimate of civilian deaths so much smaller than outside tally's a great example of this kind of discrepancy between the u.s. military's numbers on civilian deaths and outside tallies can be found in the pentagon's recent adventures fighting isis in syria and iraq according to the u.s. department of defense the united states has only killed approximately one thousand one hundred ninety civilians and the u.s. led by against isis started back in two thousand and fourteen however air wars the nonprofit group who specifically monitors civilian casualties in war zones like iraq syria and libya well they've found the actual numbers to be roughly between seven to eleven thousand deaths. that is quite the difference hence the pentagon's new initiative speaking under their favorite of media monitors and anonymou

the option here, missione missie sure that we secure our border.on't care what you call it, as long as it does that. lou: all right comin congresswo, great to have you here, we appreciate it, get it done. >> thank you, i'll try my hardest. lou: good for you, thank you. >> come back soon. >> thank you. lou: up next. high school student at center of a viral video taking legal action. his attorneys are after the -- well the kind words escape me for who they are. our panel will join us, we'll take that up right after the break, stay with us, we'll be right back. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. lou: left wing national media, pundits, celebrities who wasted no time attacking the covington high school students over a viral video, facing civ

the option here, missione missie sure that we secure our border.ou call it, as long as it does that. lou: all right comin congresswo, great to have you here, we appreciate it, get it done. >> thank you, i'll try my hardest. lou: good for you, thank you. >> come back soon. >> thank you. lou: up next. high school student at center of a viral video taking legal action. his attorneys are after the -- well the kind words escape me for who they are. our panel will join us, we'll take that up right after the break, stay with us, we'll be right back. i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i have... ron! soh really? going on at schwab. thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning

meanwhile missy franklin decided i'll continue my college career.ill not take any sponsorships and she went pro and she had to drop out due to injury and she is out of support and has no ability to recoup any value of being a five time olympic medal winner that is wrong. >> this bill is fairly new. >> it is a bipartisan issue. right now a republican in washington state that just introduced a similar bill and the governor of kentucky that says this is only fair. they have talked about  unfairness of college athlete not being able to share until the revenue and how he, back when heucla, he and teammates, barely could maker ends meet. >> we'll see if you get in sacramento. good luck with it. >> thank you. >>> coming up in a moment, a 13- year-old boy has a dream and nothing will stand in his way. we'll tell you how he's beating the odds. >>> there is a hot property on but it is not on the strip but well below the strip. i'm a close talker. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. its breakthrough formula does more... wonderful. sensitivity, stre

the option here, missione missie sure that we secure our border.at you call it, as long as it does that. lou: all right comin congresswo, great to have you here, we appreciate it, get it done. >> thank you, i'll try my hardest. lou: good for you, thank you. >> come back soon. >> thank you. lou: up next. high school student at center of a viral video taking legal action. his attorneys are after the -- well the kind words escape me for who they are. our panel will join us, we'll take that up right after the break, stay with us, we'll be right back. each day justin chooses to walk. at work... and after work. he does it all with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort. to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. to be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing it's best to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ guess what day it i

music was a point of control missy said.ge of her music career but lashed out i ways that moore consideredgi psycholly abusive. he would always tell me you're not a real musician because you don't pny instrument. moore adding his controlling behavior kept her from advancinr usic recaer. adams through his lawyer said moore's account is complely inconsistent with his view of ose relationship. mooreng on instagram, speaking your truth can be painful and triggering. my heart is with all women who have suffered any sort of trauma abuse. you are seen and heard. moore's story part of a bigger expose on adams by "the new york times." seven women and more than a dozen associate detailing a pattern of manipulative behavior by ads. some saying he promised to help their careers only to turn his back if they rejected his unwanted advances. one woman said she was just 14 at the time of their explicit sexual conversations which allegedly took place while adams was still married to moore. adams is also accused of emotionall and verba abuse

the woman was let out first. 24-year-old joanna missy rogers is facing multiple charges. later the driver was let go. once armored vehicles moved in, the suspect took off running, a shotgun in hand. he was shot and killed seconds latter. police released this picture of the weapon he was carrying, and they found something else in the truck. >> there's additional shot gun shells and machete and zip ties. >> reporter: detectives are questioning the surviving suspect about their plans before any of this started. >>> we are getting new information this morning about the mass shooting near chicago yesterday. investigators say the gunman who killed five people at a manufacturing plant was going to be fired. this happened in aurora, about 40 miles west of chicago. six people are dead including that shooter identified as 45-year-old gary martin. five officers also were shot. they are expected to be okay. martin had been an employee for 15 years. >>> they have been a force in san francisco politics for years. now governor gavin newsom and senator kamala harris play to a national cr

. >> dana: and what is your party missi missing? a more moderate voice?dous candidates out there. we have to focus as a laser beam an our lack of economic mobility. we accepted the idea that we with live with income and equality. everybody in america with rise. the last 50 years, americans have not gotten a benefit of economic growth. that's a challenge that we have to look at. democracy cannot survive without broad-based economic growth. >> dana: would you agree -- the president is overseeing an economy that is giving movement to that. the wages are going up, unemployment is down. denver is thriving. >> denver is thriving. if you look at a line of job growth or economic growth from about 09 until today, that line has gone like that. so it started here, it's gone like that and i will agree with you, that during the course of the trump administration the line continues. the trump administration starts here. the line starts here. america has brought us economic growth. what i would say is, he's given us a tax policy that has made matters worse with respect

brian mcwilliams, and then giuseppe missy. >> commissioners, happy new year to everybody, and thank you for the opportunity to speak here. i'm in support of the program, and mike's report is right on. hits the nail right on the head, and just to add to what the others have said, i want to let you know that there are opportunities to bring other boats in that aren't home ported in san francisco. what happens is -- i own a boat, and when i had fished, i was solidly fishing on the dock, i would take my whole catch to bodega bay where i could sell it, and then offload it to the processors. if you could share this process where there's other public docks for opportunities to do the same thing. this is going to be a good thing for the port. it's going to be a really valuable asset for all of us, and it's just getting going now. we need the opportunity to let it grow and become what it could possibly be, so thank you so much. >> thank you. giuseppe. [applause] >> i got to say, you know, i want to thank you guys for giving us the opportunity. this was a -- really a wonderful year, you know, bei

three years you've been here and can e see the shap when it's up to missy he missed them and then a message to what he shouted when he said it was to meet up with an it can easily shout ten years ship and that if he can he said my shop well and to death and. fear and yet travel around with yet not file a battery at the obama record having a computer that i thought i really welcome it was from a bollywood shot from a spinning the economy out of obama us from the whole if you're feeling a little lucky you know how to be. she was a senior figure in the mel kites greek church but this is overseen by the pope in rome. it's quite unusual for catholic priests to become heavily involved in politics this forced him to make difficult personal choices and did not play very well with the authorities in rome. helen mckechnie see muscle my brain c.s.e. would deem why she must cool n.z. each arty molokai something where magilla lila and maybe. me he and hey aliya and know. this lee by the way is not so and no ana. jani nor amal there nor. who is of the most old and the. mrs healy here call him out of a li

let's bring in attorney missy merris. how much trouble is he in? >> tesla has conceded that the tweet did not go through the preapproval process that was set forth in the settlement agreement. so the s.e.c. has a really strong argument for contempt. the he question is, what will a federal judge do? federal judges in these types of cases have a lot of discretion in how they're going to actually punish musk. my guess? you're going to see a fine, coupled with a very, very stern warning that if you do this again, we will not be so kind. cheryl: here's the warning from the s.e.c. i want to give this to our viewers. they are not mincing words. he published inaccurate and material information about tesla that has over 24 million twitter followers and made inaccurate information available to anyone with internet access. the courts don't like when folks disobey their court orders. judges don't take light to this. looks to he me like they're furious. >> absolutely. federal judges don't like it when you disobey orders and you pay. in addition to what the put

this is for my girls and missy elliott jumping in. >> after seven years as first lady, michelle usedign vigorously for her husband's former rival, hillary clinton. >> in this election there is only one person who i trust with that responsibility, only one person who i believe is truly qualified to be president of the united states, and that is our friend, hillary clinton. [ cheers ] >> at stake, nothing less than the obama's legacy. coming up, an emotional goodbye. >> being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life, and i hope i've made you proud. -ah, the old crew! remember when we all used to go to the cafeteria and just chow down midday? -you mean, like, lunch? -come on. voted "most likely to help people save $668 when they switch." -at this school? -didn't you get caught in the laminating machine? -ha. [ sighs ] -"box, have a great summer. danielle." ooh. danielle, control yourself. i'd like to slow it down here with a special discount for a special girl. danielle, this one's for you. billions of problems. dry mouth? parched mouth? cotton mouth? there's a therabreath

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jeff, you know i say that -- reporter: who calling a geek, little missy?: the triple threat used to be gm, ford, fiat chrysler. who's it shaping up to be now? reporter: well, right at the moment, actually, it's vw is the biggest in the world. nissan renault is big also and toyota, of course. and general motors is in there, too. they are four, they kind of trade it around a little bit but that's where we are today. where we were yesterday, remember pierce arrow, packard? forgot those. liz: maserati? reporter: that's a good one. you just like the fancy cars. hey, you talked about china. you know, that's a big deal. you know gm sells more cars famously in china than it does in the u.s. so it makes a lot more money here in the u.s. but take a look at these numbers we pulled up, too. fourth quarter in china, revenue down fourth quarter this year compared to last year. 2018 compared to 2017. sales in china way down. they were almost 1.3 million vehicles last year q4, in 2017. in 2018, less than a million vehicles. so huge. mary barra today on the conference call

. >> katie: i have to congratulate missy.found a permanent home after returning to the same shelter four times for different reasons. to add income of 17 pounds is not big for a cat. beautiful story, happy ending. >> jesse: now that cat can make out with another cat. >> juan: do they make that for humans... >> jesse: "special report" is up next. chris wallace? >> chris: you know, jesse, animals really are great. we talk live with prospective democratic presidential candidate new york senator kirsten gillibrand. the efforts to take care of 9/11 victims and first responders as the compensation fund starts to run dry. this is "special report." good evening. i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. president trump is on his way to hanoi this hour. he'll try to build on the momentum that started during his

. >> he was talking about the interimmediamediate range missi. it prohibits the total number of intermediate range missiles that can be deployed. the thing that was particularly jarring to me about his declaration was that it's not just that he would go after allies where the u.s. might have the missiles stationed overseas but he would also go potentially after the united states, presumely the homeland, not just u.s. assets. >> this is an interesting challenge for the administration. we've seen not just lindsey graham but senate republicans go on the record against his withdrawal policy in the middle east saying it's dangerous, not to keep a presence there. and that isis has not been defeated and could be easily reconstituted. this provocation by the russians will provoke naturally a response. this is another occasion where senate republicans, many whom are vulnerable in the cases have to confront the president. and with the russians making it this, with putin being this direct, i can't imagine that they're not going to provide a response if the

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doha and i'm at the staff is here with us very shortly step colter with the weather and still ahead missy international criticizes the state of human rights in the middle east where look at which countries to report singles out and why nigeria's election and early polls show incumbent president mahmoud abbas hari is in the lead but the opposition says it's too early to saddle braids and coming up in sports with libya a round up of the n.b.a. action including a victory for the golden state warriors. hello there we've got a lot of rain in asia at the moment that shouldn't really be there this time of year it should be more or less completely dry and instead we've got this whole river of wet weather working its way across bangladesh and then up through parts of china now this is a region that as i say is new really dry for the past couple of days has been pretty soggy so for some of us in bangladesh them we've seen seventy four millimeters of rain in the last two days not an extraordinary amount but sixty one millimeters it was just in the last twenty four hours so certainly wet at the momen

isabel and missy. i'll probably do some german revision.d, like, two people in my class, so this way, i do have a full class. languages stopped being compulsory gcse in 2004, and a survey suggests a third of secondary schools in the uk have cut either french, german or spanish courses in the last five years, tighter school budgets also having an impact. some of the financial strictures that schools are under, when they're looking at class sizes that are twos, threes and fours, it's simply not viable for them to be able to offer those classes at a—level, and possibly lower down the curriculum as well. so, there are some very hard choices that schools are facing. north wales, preparing for a school trip to france to learn to ski. but learning french — less attractive. studying languages at gcse has fallen here by 40% in five years. i'm sort of into german, i study german at the moment. where's it going to lead me? i don't particularly want a job in germany. i chose french, because i thought it had opportunities for, like, university. consider

clearly he's feeling he's feeling very very pressured at this hour folie there's no doubt about it missy i know you've been speaking to venezuelans about what's happening in their country right now what do they make of all this what difference is this recognition by europe and other countries are going to make as far as the crisis right now and what people feel about it. the feeling is that more and more countries around the world are supporting them and that's what makes this episode in the twenty years since president chavez took office. from the time the president chavez took office in the last six years the president has been year which as we've been reporting for years in years has been filled with protests with attempts to get the british government out and successful attempts but this time people feel that with the support of the united states and latin america and now europe things have changed that this may turn the tide in their favor obviously i'm talking about the people who oppose the government which is very difficult for me to tell you if they are the majority or not but f

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personnel on the ground and do you see this relationship changing on the extension of active-duty missi mission. we understand that it's backing up the law-enforcement and personal. >> congressman, as you correctly point out the defense department has long history of supporting customs and border protection as well as other federal agencies in support of their civil missions. the relationship is close one both here in washington and in our deployed units in the field. they live and work together. as cbp performs their primary mission and their law-enforcement dues we assist them and it takes various forms construction at 22 points of entry and recently not only concertina wire but jersey barriers and vehicle obstruction and placement of shipping containers and other temporary barriers to control the flow of individuals and medical support aviation support and things of that nature. it's a day-to-day working relationship. >> will the backup and support makes a positive difference and it's so meaningful. with the military mission extended in september 30, 2019 what, if any, does the gover