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paramount eventually canceled the project he said it was too flattering a portrait of the war criminal so often seen it had lawyers side. how did i have to be told what i don't know but in the early 1980 s. memoirs were made into an american mini series was starring rutger hauer as. despite his crimes at the nuremberg trials was spared the death penalty handed down to other nazi leaders such as how much grouping. goes to hollywood is also a tale of punishment and atonement the feelings of justice. straight over through the red carpet a. film critic scott. high school 1st of all what did you make of the movie yeah i thought it was really really good i mean the interesting thing about the stuckey mentary is it's sort of central technique of having. worked through his life story with a screenwriter who's trying to make a movie out of it is really interesting because it really pokes holes in account and shows how incredibly implausible is whitewashed version of his own history is definitely worth a worth a look. it looked interesting actually let's get into the competition now 2 of the las

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the integrity of the result is paramount.e have experienced a delay in the result due to quality checks and the fact that the iowa democratic party is reporting on three data sets for the first time. 4% of districts have reported an early output is on pace with 2017. i saw the head of the democratic committee in charge of this and he was saying to me that he was confident or concerned about security and everything else had been met and that the system would be robust. looking a little less robust now. in the great swing of things, if we get the results in 15 minutes it does not matter so much but if it goes on and on, as he was saying, it was always very odd that the state of the union had been called for tomorrow night, which will wipe out a lot of the victory speech is when the democrats would have had their place in the sun. if all they get, is that they could not deliver the results, donald trump stands up from the biggest television audience, it has not worked out so audience, it has not worked out so well. it is a compl

that the legitimate side -- d legitimatize their elections from the same people who said it must be paramount. we watched american political party adopt the following absurd proposition. we thank this president is a bowl and aer china shop so we ae going to. drive a bulldozer through the china shop to get rid of him. this fever led to the most rushed least thorough presidential impeachment inquiry in american history. the housing cree under president nixon spent many months as special prosecutor's investigation said that many more months. with president clinton the independent counsel worked literally for years. it takes time to find facts and it takes time to litigate executive privilege. litigating privilege questions as a normal step and investigations of both parties understood it was their responsibility but this time no lengthy investigation, no serious inquiry. the house abandoned its own subpoenas they had an arbitrary political deadline to meet. they had to impeach by christmas they had to impeach by christmas so in december house democrats realized the framers night where apparently

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elections from the same people who shout that competence in our -- confidence in our democracy must be paramount. we watched a major american political party adopt following absurd proposition -- we think this president is a bull in a china shop, so we're going to drive a bulldozer through the china shop to get rid of him. this fever led to the most rushed, least fair, and least thorough presidential impeachment inquiry in american history. the house inquiry under president nixon spanned many months. the special prosecutor's investigation added many more months. with president clinton, the independent counsel worked literally for years. it takes time to find facts. it takes time to litigate executive privilege, which happened in both those investigations. litigating privilege questions is a normal step that investigators of both parties understood was their sponse. but this time, no investigation, no serious inquiry. the house abandoned its own subpoenas. they had an arbitrary political deadline to meet. they had to impeach by christmas. they had to impeach by christmas. so in december, house de

first off, as you have been watching the coronavirus story canal, what has been paramount in your mindina then we saw the epicentre and a very korea, and iran. it became almost inevitable that it was affecting other countries. at the current time the world health organisation are telling us that because we can see the chain spread for most of the cases this does not qualify as a pandemic and we still have a very narrow window of opportunity to contain the disease. but i think one of the phrases i heard from the world health organisation directed generalised that to be needed and all government, also cite the approach meaning we need to try to contain the disease as far as possible. and be prepared to begin to spread a more alarming rate. yes, doctor michael ryan said this is a reality check. you need to be ready, speaking to countries around the world. how does what is happening now compared with their experience dealing with sars? well, cyrus was an infectious disease but if you can't think it was a more serious movies, you are more likely to die. the numbers were way smaller in fa ct

they say the safety, the well-being of their students is paramount, and they're taking those allegations very seriously. meanwhile, we hear from students who say school staff are going to bring in restorative justice experts to address the issue of sexual assault on campus. >> there's a lot of emotions about it. >> reporter: jameson wong is talking about this list it that appeared on the girls bathroom this week. someone wrote in black ink. boys to watch out for. some of the students are accuse the of rape. we have blurred out the six names. >> i heard some things about the six guys. >> reporter: down below, someone wrote add names if you want. >> girls are standing together in solidarity, which is a gad thi good thing. >> reporter: a former student identified as jane doe claims a male student pulled her into a locked classroom, threw her onto a desk, groped her and tried to rape her. she said she repeatedly said no, pushed him off and ran from the room. >> this is not okay in a culture that protects people. >> reporter: jane doe says she reported to a counselor and assistant principal a

time where we are negotiating what the trade deal will look like in 2021, and this relationship is paramounttively we have put a border in the irish sea and we 110w border in the irish sea and we now have the largest party in ireland having as its principal foreign policy... principal thing it is going for to have a united ireland. so yes it has very big implications for those negotiations and for our relationship with the irish. and yet it is something that has barely been mentioned in the media over the course of the media over the course of the last two or three days. we won't get the full results for a few days still because they have a single transferable vote, so it can go to seven or eight counts before you actually know in some seats who has one. but yes, there is very little talk about it. and more analysis hopefully to come as we get those results through and see what the real picture will look like in the end. the daily telegraph and others are talking about this super spreader, pressure on health chiefs over the bridge virus super spreader. what do you make of this story, i guess

done an extraordinary job here in riveting our attention to a congressional responsibility that is paramount. it calls for the removal of u.s. troops from hostilities against iran that congress has not authorized. one of the most consequential decisions we make as members of congress, i have been called on on more than one occasion between the house and the senate, is whether or not to send our sons and daughters into battle. it is a decision that is about life and death and national security. the constitution delegated that power to only one institution of the entire federal government, the congress of the united states, to declare war because of the severity of the consequences of the decision. and it is up to the congress to ensure that the executive branch, whoever sits there at any given time, utilizes all the tools of diplomacy it has to keep americans safe and that there is an effective check on executive power before we send our children off to war. so i stand in strong support of the resolution this body must assert its congressional privilege. now, of course the president has the r

that means paramount movies.d bring in the assets of pluto, an ad supported streaming service. some speculation this would be more similar to what peacock is doing. but going to take advantage of the fact they have both cbs and viacom assets combined now >> hard b to believe it's been 25 years since the launch of friends and there are now r reports that a long awaited friends reunion might become a reality on hbo max it's a reunion of sorts. not a new episode, right >> it's not a new episode and this is not officially happening yet. i can report there have been talks about this warner media would love to put together a show. it could be, it would be an unscripted now what i've heard is that they would be paying as $2.5 a million to each of those friends stars to come together and to use this as a real marketing tool for hbo max obviously hbo max has the fri d friends library. they have spent a lot of money on that and this would be a key thing to help get people to subscribe to the new service it's unclear if the

for the lakota and cheyenne, the respect and preservation of the black hills is of a paramount importance. we're looking at how lakota concepts of warfare fit into lakote concepts of leadership and how lakota concepts of leadership fit in to a value system. for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in society, he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to exemplify certain virtues, for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. these values had to be acknowledged in him and seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. in our exploration into concepts of warfare, we have a blowup of unvarnished view of the battle. this ledger drawing behind me was created by a veteran of the battle called red horse. it clearly gets across the brutality of the battle. on the other side of the gallery, we have a muslin paid -- painting. it celebrates the lakota virtues and ways of living in the world. next we are going to look at that muslin painting. this painting was made by a man named strike the kettle. he fled up into canada with sitting bull, stayed with sitting bull for four year

. >> getting the results from iowa correct is obviously paramount, but what do you believe, if any, the repercussions will be? do you think iowa should continue using the caucus process? do you think it is the right state to be the first state? >> well, obviously we'll have to get to the bottom of exactly what happened here but the state of iowa does have a very complicated process, and apart from whatever went wrong with the app, that is an issue in itself, and there is an issue about whether it truly represents the country. and not to put a pitch in for maryland, but we call ourselves america in miniature for a reason. we're a demographically diverse state, geographically diverse state. in my view a at a time like maryland would be more appropriate to be at the front end of our decision-making process in presidential elections. but again, all of that will have to be reviewed after we get to the bottom of what happened in iowa. >> are you concerned that what happened in iowa will make it even more challenging to get all democrats under one tent? we have already seen dare i say uprising

because thee results are particularly paramount for pete buttigieg. you have a candidate who has essentially hinged his candidacy on winning the midwest against donald trump next november. and that chance to do that is right here in this state. now, what we are looking at, all we can work off of right now are those entrance polling numbers. that is why the buttigieg campaign is looking at these numbers eagerly, waiting for these results because there's two numbers particularly. look among younger voters. yes, bernie sanders has about half the support among voters under the age of 44. but who is second? pete buttigieg. then when you look at older voters, voters over the age of 44, 25% of support goes to joe biden. but just one point behind, this is voters over the age of 44, is pete buttigieg with 24%. the other number that i want to point out there from those entrance polls from nbc right now is when you're looking at self-described independents who decided to come out and caucus, you'll recall here over the last three weeks as pete buttigieg has held

we had mason come in and infiltrate and standly we lost charlie, a paramount member and close friend to mac. >> we pick it up 18 months later. >> we totally dispersend and now we're doing our own thing. a new character comes along that is a billionaire. >> who the hell are you? >> russ taylor but also, a lot of fin. >> the first episode when russ taylor turns up, he buys the phoenix but it is just a building. he needs mac and mac won't come without the rest of the team. >> he is trying to get us to help him clean up an old mess of his. you have to stop this man with a dangerous weapon. >> i am the professor now. he finds me at school and convinces me to save some people's lives and then i recruit the rest of the team and pick up season four that way, getting the team back together. >> you never know what someone's true intentions are especially when they are a new character. >> they are at logger heads about who is running the company. >> who do we listen to? >> it is more action, more drama. >> we're back. tune in, because season 4 is here. >>> just a reminder before we go to break,

i was just wondering, back in the 1970's, the issue of pro-life or pro-choice was rather paramount to most people. has that issue disappeared? i want to know what your opinion is on that? guest: it does not seem like it has disappeared. it is very, very important to a lot of people. it just does not seem like there are many minds changing on that issue. there are single-issue voters on that issue on both sides. i do not see a lot of crossover. i do not see people saying i changed my mind on this issue. it is somewhat static. , except when laws change or regulations are put in place or remove that motivates that portion of the party that really motivates that issue. i would answer the issue is gone. i would to people are firmly entrenched in their camps on that issue. host: professor, according to census data in 2019, when it comes to iowa itself, 85% registering as white or non-latino, and this goes to the question you have probably heard over the years when it comes to iowa, doesn't need to be more diverse when it is supposed to reflect the entire country? question allr this of the t

restoring the public's trust is of paramount importance. let's not let the well connected and the well protected work the system while the interests of ordinary citizens are forgotten. there is too much that needs to be accomplished to lift up all of the people of illinois. the overwhelming majority of people involved with government and public policy and politics here in illinois truly just want what is best for the state. from legislators to citizen activists to reporters, they chisel away at intractable problems and put their shoulders into making real lasting institutional change. they don't get distracted or dejected, whether they're battling poverty, fighting for increased education funding or fixing the unglamorous but essential problems of the state's i.t. infrastructure. illinois is full of people who love our state and are willing to work earnestly every day to fight for her, which is why we have to be committed to the hard work of changing another aspect of the political culture in this state that has too often rewarded a go alon

semocrats are not attacking each other because party unit is paramount and they want to pull the party together once a nominee is known. >> o'donnell: incredible to see that happen. major garrett, thank you so much. much of iowa is rural and filled with family farms and about half are owned by women. these are difficult times for many of them. janet shamlian has more on their struggles and hopes. >> i'm going to go in and vote for tom steyer. >> elizabeth warren. >> i'm pretty much undecided. >> amy klobuchar. >> reporter: these four women all have a passion for politics. >> i think all of them can beat donald trump.mas elizabeth warren can revitalize farm country. >> i want to make sure that people my age, my peers are coming back and they have a reason to come back to rural america. c reporter: chris henning has only decided she's not supporting joe biden or bernie sanders. >> my issues are their age, their health, and their stamina. >> reporter: they're too old? >> they're older than me, and i think i'm too old to run for office. >> reporter: like many of her rural neighbors, health

very heavy political oppression and my mind we are not free to express what we want our people are paramount and really under attack of left extremists and. you know what happened now is that we are putting in the corner where we saw and along . the leaders of turkey and russia spoke by phone on friday about the deadly conflict in syria is italy but province and what i'm reporting and richard tie a pair to one said they remain committed to previous deescalation agreements earlier this week militants backed by turkey launched an offensive against syrian government positions near the town of narrow. well. with an estimated 900000 people displaced by the violence 2 u.s. lawmakers have called for secretary of state to take diplomatic action against syria and russia however american military officials have also acknowledged the complexity of the situation in italy admitting that the province has become a haven for extremist factions. it seems to be a magnet for terrorist groups especially because it is an i'm going space in many ways the rev wright of groups there all of them are a nuisance and m

ever since became the paramount leading china around 978 also all china has been calling itself a country of socialism with chinese characteristics and i say that phrase or that label of that definition is very very broad and fracs of and it is the flexibility whether the people come to that it will be the most of flexible a pragmatic and a reasonable development model in the world it is not based on the ology for example now for dictatorship i don't think china is dictatorship i don't think the 1400000000 chinese people want to live in a dictatorship but china's system is different from any other country in the world which is better is specially which system is better for the circumstances of the country itself that's arguable that can be a condemning question i think we do not need to really lose our sanity because one country is different from ours one country has a different system or one country can achieve roughly about 8 to 9 percent every year for the last 4 decades i think we can see why china can manage to do that while almost all the other countries have failed sometimes misera

the integrity of the results are paramount. inhave experienced a delay the results due to the quality checks. reporting out three data sets for the first time. around 25% of precincts have reported. for 2016. on pace alsooncord monitor is contributing to fox news and a friend of this network. he is joining us live on the phone. what can you tell us? enter: i am not event where a lot of the -- media is parked. i have heard from a source close -- they areratic using this app to get the results back to the party headquarters. there might be technical difficulties that could be contributing to the delay. it makes a lot of sense. there were plenty of reports leading up to tonight that there were concerns about it and security. it looks like they are doing that old-fashioned way with calling the numbers in. these numbers should be pretty accurate. another thing that you had that i found interesting were the turnout matching 2016. that is nothing to brag about. it was way down from 240,000 back in 2008. there were a lot of people sayi

this principle shapes the united states to this day freedom is paramount it stands above everything even justice this idea continues to distinguish the united states from the democracies of the so called old world. the statue of liberty is a symbol of this principle a gift from france that was shipped across the. platic in 1905 she was intended as a beacon to the world a bearer of hope for all who had left europe behind. the 1st visual depictions of america by europeans showed adventurers searching for a route to india which is why they called the people they encountered indians the europeans were interested in money and power and a crucial factor in that power was religion. when christopher columbus set sail from europe in 1492 he flew the flags of catholic spain. he was sent to find a new western sea passage to asia and lay the foundations for the spread of christianity there. the caribbean was a launching pad for later spanish expeditions with the help of new maps the sailors searched for more territory to explore. they landed on a coastline they called flo rida derives from the spani

warren's movie music do we have a film for you the 11 time car nominee will produce a drama for paramount based on her cal and newly written songs, no title or other details on the proje are yet available. cry pretty is doing pretty well for carrie underwood the latest album from the singer songwriter has been certified platinum by the recording industry association of america. >>the i a a is also certified for singles from the track which is go goals in hollywood, i'm david daniel. peek outside before we go we like to check in conditions around the bay area, a peek at the bay bridge toll plaza traffic stacking up a ttle lanes and your temperatures e cool. so you'll need a jacket stepping o because we're in the 40's this morning but looking good into the afternoon it's going to a niceay we'll have your full forecast cominup. ghting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air an. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from pluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for to president was with us back then

cannot agree with each other at the moment so he wants to implement a common foreign policy that is paramount for him hence the security council that should a regularly meteo so those diverging views within the european union $2.00 to $5.00 that people are losing faith in the european union he really highlighted to 5 that devalues within the european union have changed from one state to the next and that's so as to thrive so as to try of europe should actually find some common ground some common ground he said the european union is a large markets and that keeps sense expanding but it's not a political power and that's what he's aiming out it's not a political power exactly. mccaw says that the e.u. needs to wake up to put more money on the table if it doesn't want to fall behind the united states and china especially in future technology this seems to be a key talking point at the conference. is absolutely in fact the united states would agree with this tails into what is considered to be the west we still might pump a oh say that the west is winning i dare say be very hard to find anyone wh

the past, but i think that there is some contexts in which pure accuracy, perhaps, is not always paramountgical change can be difficult at the best of times — particularly for parents, who want to be able to keep track of what their children are doing, how much screen time they're having, whether all the content is appropriate. and never has this been more true than when it comes to videogames. so mark cieslak has been looking at this very problem with a spot of help from one of the best—known faces in football. father—of—three and ex—manchester united and england footballer rio ferdinand is fronting a campaign to encourage parents to learn about the parental controls they can use in their children's videogames. i was someone who's been fairly involved in gaming throughout my adult life, and my children play, and we thought we've had a good balance in our house. you get in, you do your school work, you do your chores about the house, you have a balance between the gaming and being outside. but having an understanding of what your children are actually doing, that's always so invaluable to

to express what we want our people are paramount and really under attack of left extremists and you know what happened now is that we are putting in the corner where we donned the long. tensions running high in syria's war torn italy province the leaders of turkey and russia held a phone call on friday to discuss ways of resolving the crisis both loving person and the recipe a bedouin said they remain committed to previous the escalation agreements a conversation comes a day after turkish forces and allied rebel fighters launched an offensive against syrian government positions near the town of a let up. over the next the mated to 900000 people displaced by the violence 2 u.s. lawmakers have called for secretary of state to take diplomatic action against syria and russia at the same time though american military officials have also acknowledged the complexity of the situation admitting the province has become a haven for extremist factions. and seems to be a magnet for terrorist groups especially because it is an ungoverned space in many ways the rev wright of groups there all of them ar

paramount has postped the film's chinese released since at country 70,000 screens are still shtter duehe coronarus by one estimate could wind up sting eaters hollyod studios more than a billion dollars in lostticket sales inhollywood, 'm david daniel. >>a peek outside before we go wee checking in on the bay bridge, tre's a little bit of a backup and some of the cash lanes but no worries it's going be a great trip. so far into san francisco will check more bridges and more drive mes after the vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mikeloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. d decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as presidenthe'll ild on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always otect a woman's right obamacare, cap medicto choose. mihealth care nobodyrd on can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve is messa. >>and welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, it's hump day and there's nothing like getting over the hump with a nice good weather that

with a mission and made coronavirus walk away and we did conspiracies the translator for a chinese paramount leader deng xiaoping defends the superpower of the 21st century against accusations that china is losing its information military and economic war with nato force of all going with today's going on the ground talks between russia and nato member turkey in moscow we can go straight to damascus i'm joined by skype dr famous political advisor to the syrian government. thank you so much for coming on the show why is it taken you so long deliberate. al qaeda linked groups there in your country there are so many terrorist. live who came across did and in the last 2 weeks we have been live in a big annual general part of through or at. many villages many places and on still around me has secured and pull that has been sitting in on 2016 to get at least subject to dual misses and. the mystery which is cool down the tubes sham which is it better is the to deny this and we are determined to liberate libya and the test of syria trouble is better is it and occupiers every brawl cust on the media

safety is paramount. >> reporter: the water will be used or drained out through coyote creek, and valley water says it won't lead to flooding. as for the water we need to drink, much of it is already imported from the sacramento san joaquin delta, and that will likely increase. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> we are on the eve of the next presidential debate for the democrats. south carolina is the backdrop as the candidates are making their pitch to voters before saturday's primary in that state. the candidates all speaking tonight at south carolina's first in the south dinner. as for tomorrow, san francisco billionaire tom steyer qualified for the debate after missing last week's debate in ne. of th. take a look. this is the new nbc/marist poll. biden leads in south carolina with 27% of the vote. bernie sanders close behind with 23%. and in the third spot, a bit of a surprise there. you see tom steyer. the poll was conducted last week before the results of saturday's nevada caucuses, which sanders won. >>> the california primary, super tuesday is a week from tomorrow. on our website,

paramount's sonic the hedgehog raised to the top spot at the box office this weekend. the flickered an estimated $57 million in ticket sales. warner bros.' harlequin "birds of prey" and sunny picture's fantasy island rounded out the top three. that is your cbs moneywatch report. for tomorrow, head to cbs moneywatch.com. i'm naomi rackham in new york. >>> some intense weather of the weekend. first in mississippi, where a state of emergency was to could. people who live around jackson were ordered to follow mandatory evacuation because of flooding. the pearl river is expected to crest there today at about 37.5 feet. >> in tennessee, two homes collapsed from a landslide along the tennessee river. this radio shows sparks flying when the first time started falling. the second home was swept into the river yesterday afternoon. officials say no one was hurt. >> in colorado, the bodies of two people who died amid avalanche have been recovered. investigators say three snowmobilers triggered the slide saturday. one man dug his weight out and called for help. >>> a massive storm

yep those types of issues should have been paramount last night but they didn't receive as much attention as the low hanging fruit. attacks on bernie sanders were expected after all he's at the top of the leaderboard we saw former vice president joe biden slammed sanders on the cost of his medicare for all proposals his lack of ability to move legislation or develop consensus during his time the senate and the feasibility of his policy proposals mayor bloomberg performed better this go around than the left but considering his 1st debate disaster the only way to go with the mayor people a bit hard hits against sanders was typically targeting his brain of socialism and how it would hurt down ballot races for democrats and quote which are the odd battle of winning over forever red states leaving warren to ramp up attacks on bloomberg uncharacteristically loud booming and shouting define the south carolina debate at times with the 2 most progressive candidate worn in sanders feeling the heat there were winners and losers last night and a rumor that the democratic party charged $1750.00 for pe

these connections are paramount. mention at to practicality factor.ou have workers coming back from their holidays and facing transportation blockades, quarantines, it is simply impossible to get back to work. taylor: that was brad stone. and this week, several big companies announced they were pulling out of the mobile world conference over concerns of the virus. then, organizers scrapped the event entirely. saidstatement they concerns make it impossible to hold the event. we spoke with mark gurman for reaction to the news and implications to the companies involved. it is significant in that it will have a true economic pact on the city of barcelona, which does everything it can to support the conference. it'll put a delay or hold on a lot of business meetings and potential deals. day, thed of the overall impact is insignificant we are in the year 2020 and of these things can be rescheduled. expectingat were we from that conference? >> we were expecting a lot of hoopla around 5g. perspective, i know motorola was set to announce a slew of new phone. g

to express what we want our people are paramount and lee under attack off the left extremist and. you know what what happened now is that that that we are putting into a corner where we don't belong. and article in a leading us newspaper written by a taliban deputy leader is not going down well in afghanistan with official strongly criticizing the new york times for publishing it. it is said that the new york times has given the platform to an individual who is on a designated terrorist list he and his network are behind ruthless attacks against some foreigners the how can he and the taliban are responsible for the deaths of dozens of american soldiers and atrocities against afghan civilians the new york times should be ashamed of itself for enabling this blatant propaganda from a designated global terrorists all in the name of diverse reviews sarojini carney's and tourist war crime suspects being investigated by the international criminal court why does the new york times give him op ed space. the author is among the world's most wanted men in the f.b.i. office $5000000.00 for an