california passed a bill last year that would allow athletes to get mon imr from endorsent deal or video game appearances and we've seen a number of bills introduced in bipartisan basis in minneso, florida and new york and i think that's going around the country next year. another thing sort of related is spts betting. sports betting is a billion-dollar industry and some are saying they will be able to take some form of revenue in a f tax from what has otherwise been an underground economy. egwe've seenlation pass opened a bipartisan basis in 20several states i and that trend will continue in 2020. the last thing i would point to is state budgets. we've gone through a decade of economic expansionke states have in more revenue than budget for, that's good, but states are worried abt the downturn. recovery won't last forever so a lot millions if not billions away in the rain ae day funds, almost doubled what they were already

result of the stampede and over 200 people have been injured and it is a very chaotic scene in care mon as a result of the number of people who turned out to attend the burial service of the late general hossam so the money. thirties there were really not expecting the kinds of numbers of crowds that they've had to turn out today as a result there's been a series of incidents in the stampede being the worse of them we know that the as a result of that stampede the burial has been delayed for the forseeable future we believe that the authorities are now trying to clear the area and the streets in this city of care mon in central iran now this is a very small city it's a population of about 820000 people so it's not really equipped to handle this kind of volume of people and we've already heard from president hassan rouhani who's expressed his condolences to the families of the victims of the stampede and we know that the victims some of them have come from across the country so it wasn't just people who were from care mon or from the surrounding areas we know some of the victims to be fr

we see fluctuations from year to year, mon to mon sometimes.ecause of climate chang you've got that extra level of warming. so when you see the heat wave events coming, the extraevel of warming means we get more intense heat waves, mor extreme temperatures within those heat waves. so it just adds that extra layer, leading to great impacts from the weather that we would normally see. reporter: 2019 was wetter thaner ave, the office says. they say rising temratures are likely to bring more extreme rain to the british aisles. overall, this decade was the secondarmest since 1910. last year was the 11th warmest year. and all the u.k.'s warmer years me this century. globally this year will either be second or third hottest on reonrd. as pollu from our societies continues to heat the planet. bbc news. ♪[music] >> the focus today has, of course, been on the middle east. but let's look now atther news making headlines. french police say they've shot dead a man w stabbed a number of people in a park in a suburb south of paris. one of those stabbed has di

but how do you think this mon will go downrael? >> so, as you said, in israel, any person is innocent until proven guilty. but i think for many israelis, this is a move that seems to convince them that netanyahu may be is afraid of the court or is hiding something -- this has beenhe line of the oppositio right now. theyre saying basically if y are innocent, why are you protecting yourself from going to court? don't you want to go to court and prove your innence? and we have seen public opinion polls in israel the last several weeks that seem tohow this is the opinion of the majority of israelis. thmost israelis are agains immunity request by the prime minister. there is a big majority against it amongst centerleft israel and even a chunk of right-wing israelis who are more supportive politics and' still don't like this latest move, because it is not a move that an innocent persod choose to do. we have elections in exactly two months. we will have to see how this will impact the voters. lewis: this is the question i'm going to ask y

mon hof says some concerns are warranted, but they're mostly limited to those who are near the chinese city of wuhan han or have been in direct contact with people who have been exposed to the general public at this point doesn't appear to be as much of a concern the world health organization on thursday declined to declare the new outbreak as a global emergency, on hof says that does not mean it will not become one so far experts say the virus appears to be not as dangerous and infectious as sars. >>that virus also started in china and killed about 800 people but viruses can mutate and become more dangerous and contagious. i think basin you're looking at previous a similar outbreaks, a this could last for some time reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>will health screenings continue for passengers arriving at sfo, here's a live. look right now all nonstop flights from want sfo are canceled. but there are plenty of people coming off international flights wearing mask, many of them arrived from bay, jean and some tell us that they're worried about the virus but believe t

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then the coffin will be taken to its final resting place that is the hometown of the money in care mon in central iran where he will be very later on to say and do or so there's also been hasn't there a significant statement from iran tell us more. yes we've heard from the assembly of experts now this is a body the 88 member body that is tasked with dismissing and selecting the next supreme leader in iran that is their sole purpose and duty in they've issued a statement in reaction to the death of us himself on monday condemning it and in it they've had some very strong words they said that his death is a declaration of war and that they're calling on all the islamic use. to be ready and to to out the u.s. forces in the middle east mainly starting in iraq this is the 1st time we've heard such a direct statement from a governing body within iran now although this body doesn't really have any actual power when it comes to germany and foreign policy it is extremely significant their point of view and their relationship with the supreme leader it gives us an idea of where things are headed

chance to pay their respects after that the coffin will make its way from home to his hometown of care mon city in central iran where he will be laid to rest later on tuesday. we know or what can we i suppose speculate about the next move from iran i guess that's the big question that everybody's asking. yes that is certainly the question of on everybody's minds not only on the international scene but also in iran we've heard just a short while ago from a very senior advisor i leave. he's a senior advisor on international affairs to the supreme leader one of his closest aides he was speaking at the funeral services of the late general and he said that america doesn't realize what they've done every actually now demand the united states leave this region completely the iranians want the u.s. troops to leave the middle east the soonest possible and he said that if they don't the united states will have created another vietnam in this region some very strong words from the about the situation and what we can expect to come we've also heard from another very high ranking adviser to the supreme

and on mon that will continue to pay mediate in the region and given the difficulty and the toxicity of so many relationships at the moment across the broader gulf region you know there's the emir of kuwait he's 91 he's not a young man the gulf has lost somebody who brought a calming influence to those very important conversations that had to be had and still have to be had. yes very much so a martyr was instrumental in time of trying to restore diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia also the united kingdom and what's interesting about a mine is the theological split sometimes within this region this sunni shia split like and amman is not shell sunni they follow bodies of which is the only country in the region that does that so that makes it very unique puts them in a very unique position not to be party sent but yes it's this region is always. on a fine balance we have aging leaders in the region we have increased tensions increased military build up in the strait of hormuz and and the gulf and every country in that region now would be looking at amman and wondering who

now mons new sultan bin tariq outside is officially receiving foreign dignitaries on sunday in his 1st full day as the country's new leader he was sore need on saturday and has vowed to uphold his predecessor's approach as a regional peace maker it took hours after his cousin sold time couple spin side. after a long illness at the age of $79.00 credited with transforming a man from a small underdeveloped country into a modern state stephanie deca is in moscow for so monster capital seoul time kabul stephanie his death being felt of course fabiano mon's borders it was a crucial discreet negotiate a 1st of all tell us about some of the dignitaries who are in oman paying their respects today. are you going to be seeing the who's who of international politics friends and foes all coming here to pay their final respects and offer condolences to a man as you mentioned who was a discreet negotiator peacemaker this country was a place for regional wyvil to sit down together if not directly with him on intermediary and also saving face when people in the media would be reporting that there was

for america and what donald trump's ultimate strategy may in fact even be here so you stay with us mon on city of let's remind you know that what's been happening on this day a lot of fast moving events of the has been for recent days now tensions in the middle east the risk of lighting on multiple fronts as the region grapples with the fallout of the american assassination of the top iranian commander some solid money and iraqi paramilitary. hondas speaking at a funeral ceremony in beirut as bold as lida says president trump committed a crime by assassinating so all the money house and those rather says his death marks a new chapter in the middle east have a listen. i'm not telling him trump is the one who said i gave the order to assassinate we are not facing an ambiguous crime a car bomb a suicide attack or whatever we need inquiries we are in front of a clear cut crime trump gave the orders to kill the u.s. president gave his order to the american army to execute this crime and they have done just not now at the same hour as we've been discussing an extraordinary session of palm be

southern city of boston shiraz so the we know that the mourners weren't just from the area of care mon in his hometown area from all over the country they gathered to bid farewell. earlier as well the parliament passed some important legislation that was immediately approved by the guardian council that is the authority that approves bills from parliament now it means that the courts force is 200000000 euros richer when it comes to defending itself that was a bill that was approved to boost its security and defense programs within the revolutionary guards we've also heard from the foreign minister who said that the united states is has unleashed a series of events in the middle east that they cannot go back from. thanks. to their lives wrong. u.s. secretary of state my point peo has refuted claims made by iraq that some sum of money was on a diplomatic mission when he was killed in a u.s. airstrike is there any history that would indicate that it was remotely possible that this kind gentleman this diplomat of great order because i'm still a man he had traveled to baghdad for the idea o

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crowds and to clear out the streets and deal with the number of casualties and injured in the care mon which is in central iran this is a small city in cameron province that is home to about 820000 people they were really not equipped with the number of mourners that turned out to attend the burial service of the lake awesome seller money we know that the burial itself has been delayed until the crowds have been cleared out of the city so they can bury the general in some less. volume of crowds and sit situation we also know that the victims have come. from across the country the president hassan rouhani has expressed his condolences to the families of those that have been killed and we know that a number of them have come from this southern city. as well so the mourners that gathered today in caravan were not just from that city and province alone but from all over the country really there in tehran part of it as we said designate to the u.s. army the pentagon terrorist organizations. has been speaking it looks like he has been denied a visa to enter the united states to go to the uni

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least 56 lives according to iran's state media hundreds of thousands had gathered in the city of care mon to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike after days of ceremonies and processions the burial of soul the money has now because. they were here to say good bye to a military command they called their own 7 instead they lost their own law. lives caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on cameron. yard this is the home town of kasim saloon my any the general killed by a u.s. military drone last friday. after a 3 day state funeral procession his journey has come to an end i am was following the stampede iran's later smarter is being buried. but for iranians their anger over the killing of their national hero lives on. was shouting death to america iranian lawmakers have been quick to pass a law declaring those involved insulin my niece death as terrorists. are almost all those involved in this crime who are with the pentagon and the u.s. military are counted as terrorists shot more u.s. troops already on their way to th

is it tribal art folklore mon's trappings or a combination of all of these. and who is the creative spirit behind the masquerade . my name is morgan health canada i'm in a region artist living in london and i work with masks. it all began in 2007 when martin held kennedy alias the damsel frau moved to london she sewed her own club outfits and soon added the masks she taught herself how to embroider so and adorn clothes some of the masks only took her a day to make others she worked on for years. and it's kind of the thought system not not i don't draw i don't design. work with the materials. that sort it out for me. she calls the masks on the shelves her gang and they do seem to take on a life of their own even getting individual names as soon as they're completed. this one school rule it was initially to me quite broke so like. the name comes from. my gmail kennedy gets inspiration for her masks right outside her door in london's east and london. important. part of the work it is very inspirational it have people from all over the world and i have materials

according to iran's state media more than 200 were injured huge crowds have gathered in the city of care mon to pay their last respects to the general who was killed in a u.s. drone strike. they were here to say good bye to a military commander they called their own. instead many were caught up in a stampede as hundreds of thousands of mourners descended on care man. this is the hometown of kasim solomon e. the general killed by a us military drone last friday his funeral procession soon turned tragic as dozens were trampled to death. these mourners never expected the nation's loss to be overridden by their own. at a hospital a desperate search for missing relatives feared trapped in the stampede. same with. we were at the ceremony and people rushed towards us so that i had to run away but then a bike went over my foot breaking it. what. we will give our lives for general solomonic and we will avenge him. feel me. anguish for a man they considered a martyr. anger towards the killers of a national hero. thousands also turned out in neighboring iraq at the funeral of. hundreds and ally of iran

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order to work and release data as the new president of the national assembly although we started up in mons to an opposition party he was accused a few weeks ago of being involved in a corruption scheme late to chop the small government from this isn't so since then he has fallen from grace from the opposition and is being investigated by the national assembly he then became a critic of one way though as one the fish are of legal rights under us government one might go and its allies are calling this a fake director and i set up a new session outside the legislative palace in order to realize that a new director for the national assembly. why don't you just to remind ourselves from clane himself in term president on the basis of his leadership of the national assembly so where does today's vote lead him in his movement while this election it would have the power won by the one reaffirmed as the leader of a united opposition we have seen in the past. the regions attacks against the opposition and its leaders in congress or divides them as we have seen with these corrections channels today's

vanna controlled the ball and banged it in to seal the leipzig when. 31 the final score and now goes mon can be glad he's got his number 11 to rely on. will have more news at the top of the out with my colleague helen humphrey and then decide the sports life is next with a look at sled dog racing in the arctic in the meantime of course you can find all the lads headlines available 247 on our website at think dot com for now i'm anthony howard thanks for watching. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into sastra so our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises around the world . book at them i don't think i think i didn't go to university to kill.

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fred pleitgen is in tehran, arwa day mon near baghdad, and a reporter in florida. a reporter near me in washington. i will start with you, there is brand new information own this mission that was launched to target and kill qasem soleimani. we are learning that the trump administration is warning members of congress that this response could come within weeks. but what we're also hearing from some of those members of congress who got that briefing from the trump administration, they are questioning, and these are primarily democrats, this notion that there was an imminent threat? >> it is. we're told that this is something that's sort of unraveled over the course of a couple days here at mar-a-lago. there were serious discussion within the administration after, we're told, they received information and intelligence that showed that there was multiple threats against americans in that region from iran. now, look, according to sources who have spoken with congressional democrats, that evidence that has been presented to them is not enough. they say that basically it h

is healthy ands mon one year of pain turned into a huge game. >> told myself it was blessing in disguisee acl and everything, got bosa out of it pretty good trade-off i guess. things have a way of working out. this ride is crazy, just got to roll with the punches. >> i didn't know to this extent how good the depth was and stuff like that. i just knew of the top teams picking, this was definitely the most playoff ready team. >>> warriors making moves. signed damion lee to a three-year deal. he was up to the limit on the two-way deal. now can bring back back back bak chriss, he really worked. >> i'm excited going forward that the organization believes in m excid my family. and i thank god. >> really happy for damion, he's worked so hard, played really well, earned everything. these are the stories that you love to see, that you try to help make happen as a coach. big boost for our team too. >>> stanford at ucla. stanford has a freshman who can play. steal, push it, push it real good. dunk. stanford is up by nine early. second half, throwing it down, bruins down by three. only 160 pounds th

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finished in 20 19 r the us senate has not even voted on the measure washington correspondent alexandra le mon tells us about e bill's prospects now in 2020. >>33 states ha legalized the sale of medical or recreatiol marijuana. but the booming indtry does not have access to bankg because marijuana sales are illegal federally in an industry frankly that i think. >>the drifts tord problems anyway, but if you make it all cash. you do highly increase the bad things that can happen republican missouri senator roy unt and democratic oregon tor jeff merkley burke supportthe safe bankg act which was passed the us house last year. >>they say having a cash based industry creates a lot of problems lot souls because operators to break into stores becase >>changing your voice your taxes to the red birds but the bill also faces stiff opposition in the senate the chairman of the banking committee for example says he's concerned that giving the marijuana industry access to making will also make it sier for drug cartels to under money with thiis really about is federall lelizing rijuanalooking doses with smart

based on nor thunderstorm's even more extraordinary autobiography, drew overdue attention to shall mon northup's ordeal. what i would like to say tonight is both the million hero and that amazing movie offer distorted and perhaps misleading views as to who the agents of this reverse underground railroad typically were, who they typically targeted, and how they typically made money because it turns out that northup's experience grotesque though it was, was in many ways not at all typical of the larger reverse unground railroad. most kidnappings were committed not by smartly dressed confidence men, but by poorer people who had never set foot in a fancy bar or restaurant and never wined or dined nip in their lives. most of the kidnappers active 0en the rovers underground railroad were men which should not surprise but but some wore women which surprised he in. moe he moe host he kidnappers would white but what start el me was to fine a tiny number of african-american people who were also in this business as kidnappers as well. regardless of their gender, regardless of their race, the kidn

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joining me to discuss claim mon "countdown" host liz claman.ooking for with this report? >> everybody talks about the iphones. i want to know about the airpod pros. they probably won't break out airpod pros though they probably won't. i want to see what that accessory has done for apple. it sold out multiple times as you know. it makes sense that happen apple is looking towards hot accessories, i don't know whether you want to call the apple watch a accessory but it is certainly a wearable. maybe you disagree, but i don't know, apple still very much a hardware story, is it not? charles: about almost 50/50 though to your point. i think the wearable stuff is really amazing particularly the watch because the data they collect from the watch will make them a juggernaut in the medical field. they are planning this thing for the long term. i think they have done a brilliant job. >> do you think they will break out the apple plus, apple tv plus numbers? i don't think they will. why? because it is so fresh, so brand new. this will be the first quarter,

>> i don't think there was a on thec amount of mon tabl >> the british government said we will make it. >> that is a sweetener, isn't it? >> yet, but that is a promise. >> how precarious is the future of the plant as britain gets closer to brexit? >>f nissan loses competitiveness in europe, the future of the plant big. >> carlos cohen won't retire. do,oes not yet know what to but whatever it is, he won't be able to leave lebanon. are you a happy man? >> i am not sure i am a happy man, but i' year ago. than when >> carlo cohen there on his great escape. now to the shock announcement by prince harry and meghan markle they are stepping back from their roles as senior were roy's, creating waves it -- royals, creating waves in britain. therens are quest about how this work. buckingham palace is working with a couple. the tabloid newspapers have predictably cold the decision a mnegexit. >> so now what to do? last night they stunned the roya family issuing their own statement saying they wanted to step back call a progressive, new role, whichould involve him becoming financially independent a

i had lolower labor cocosts, i was able t to make a prorofit, i could even save some mon.reporter: the annapurna mountain range in the himalayas overlooks the village of gandruk, which lies at an elevation of 2000 meters. this is where poorna gurung lives. the area has a lot of water. so it makes sense to install hydroelelectric power r plants, which arare relativelyly easyo build, and are environmentally friendly. government support for the hydropower projects is granted only to villages that agree to pitch in. ten years ago, biddya bishwakarma helped to build this power plant. today,y, she's the d deputy man. ththe village memeanwhile has e of these powerer plants, eacachh a a management b board and a mamanager. ththey handle ththfinances ththemselves. biddya: atat the moment,t, the t is selelf-sustainingng. the fee we get from our customers helps us pay our staff. and it's enough to maintain the plant as well. reporter: ththe electricitity m the hydropopow plant w w also a essing for shanta maya gurung, whrunsns a bery. the mother of two can now ovide e e entire village

overall, with mon tarian and financial conditions supported, we expect moderate economic growth to continue. the unemployment rate has been near a half century lows for well more than a year. and the pace of job gains remains solid. participation in the labor force by people in their prime working years, ages 25 to 54 is at its highest level in more than a decade. and wages have been rising particularly for lower-paying jobs. people who live and work in middle income communities and low income communities tell us that many who have struggled to find work are now finding new opportunities. employment gains have been broad-based across all racial and ethnic groups and all levels of education. these developments underscore for us the importance of sustaining the expansion, so that strong job market reaches more of those left behind. inflation continues to run below our symmetric 2% objective. over the 12 months through november, total pcb inflation was 1.5%, and core inflation which excluding volatile food and energy prices was 1.6%. available data suggests similar inflation readings for decem

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germany has become more open and diversrse while humanene and mon lalast 40 years.s. >> t the greens were an exotic creation in conservative germany of 1980. the slogan strident anti-peace and pro-women. just three years later, the greens had a presence in parliament. their culture worlds apart from other parties. the greens were a provocative force in parliament where they would need of the established parties. the greens caught the spirit of the age. >> nearly 20 years after the foundation, they entered the government for the first time. this was a controversial move for the pacifist greens. he was pelted at the party conference. the party went along with him with some reluctance. the greens's dreams came true when germany decided to phase out nuclear power. in 2011, another breakthrough. the greens ousted the christian democrats. they had their first green state premier. the current leadership is popular and even agreeing chancellor no longer seems inconceivable. >> of course, society has also changed us. i think that is a good thing. anything else would mean a standstillll. the f

our children in the future, to always know they live in a democracy and not in a monarchy, they ask a mon raurky or a republic, if we can keep it. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, not for article two says i can do whatever i want, monarchy for which it stands. thank you all very much. hey, go 9ers. he's not here? getting ready for the game. he keeps talking about the bengals aring about to make a comeback. that's what he was telling me yesterday. anyway, thank you all very much. bye-bye. >>> direct presidential candidate michael bloomberg is in washington, d.c., where he will be endorsed by d.c. player muriel vouser. watch live coverage right here on c-span3. >>> what has happened in the past 22 years to change the original intent of the framers and the historic meaning of the term high crimes and misdemeanors. >> it was in 1998 the issue before this senate was not whether a crime was required. it was whether the crime that clinton was charged with was a high crime. when this impeachment began the issue was whether a

group but according to the newspaper sources the firm has received funding from saudi arabia the mon says wagner group employs between 302000 people it was created at the beginning of the ukrainian conflict in 2014 and it's also reportedly sent mercenary forces to syria sudan and central africa jason pack is a nonresident fellow at the middle east institute and the founder of the consultancy libya analysis he says the report is consistent with russian policy. there's every reason to believe that the story in the moment is is accurate it follows in a chain of such stories and the russians are willing to use whatever leavers they have so they use some diplomatic leavers they give drones when that gives them influence they've used training to help us forces before and this use over the past 9 months of mercenaries is only a continuation of the reconnaissance and training that they had given previously i think the wrinkle in the lamont story that's worth pointing out to your viewers is the question of saudi payment because we've known about both 300 or a 1000 but the idea that there are

after the president's legal team formally responded to the senate impeachment sum mons calling the articlesrazen and unlawful democrats zmrifg th s dismissin argument >> is there is ample evidence, overwhelming evidence that any jury would convict in three minutes flat >> reporter: while distanced hif >> that is not part of my mandate. my mandate to to present the constitution argument. >> reporter: aside from knowing tuesday's start time there's still no allowed during the process. >> it will be the first impeachment trial in history that goes to conclusion without witnesses. >> reporter: some of the rules are known. no cell phones, no standing, no talkinging senators are commanded to keep silence on imprisonment. and the house may want to consider a redo. >> maybe they ought to withdraw the articles of impeachment and start over again >> reporter: with one of the president's closest allies saying mr. trump wants the trial wrapped up in the state of the union address on february 4th. >> this mode is to go to the state of the union and talk about what he wants to do for the rest of 2020 >>

. ♪ ♪ mon: hello and welcome to "world news today."n has once again rejected suggestions one of its missiles brought down a ukrnian passenger jet on wednesday, killing 176 people. the picture remains un we do know the flight took off from a j tehran airport after six eclectic the morning, but two minutes later, data from the flight stuff. the plane c down to the southwest of the capital. 63 of the victims were canadian. h our noerican correspondent reports from toronto. reporter: the sense of utte disbelief now is palpable. elthe shocking rions about how this disaster may have happened compounded of course by the huge sense of loss. >> i am crying sin yesterday. i lost one of the students from the school it is so sad. so sad. >> some people say it was just engi failure. some peopl it was done by missiles. really it is very nfusing. report: iran says it may take one or two years to resolve the confusion and for it crash investigation to reach any conclusions. these pictures show has already chosen to clear much of the crash sitely, pote

>> i think w we are talking abot consnsiderable amounts o of mon. analyst:t: take e a look now ate daday's trading action.n. shes o on major eueuropean indes posting slight gains to close ouout the week. the footsie up just over ththe flatline. same story on the cac 400.. investors looking ahead to jobs figures out of the united states slated to arrive later this afternoon. asian markets finished in largely positive territory, extending thursday's rally on wall street. the hang seng in hong kong up around a quarter percent. the shanghai composite, slight losses. investors around the world breathing a sigh of relief as tensions between the u.s. and iran,. m. and iran cal brent crude up just slightly today. same thing with the west texas intermediate barrel. the prices till under or just about the same level where they were in the u.s.-iran tensions darted ramping up earlier this month. anchor: it looks like people who invested in ryanair stocks should be pretty happy today. the shares up 6% today. analyst: thahais after the low-cost carrier lifted it