pat thank you so much thank you pat all the organizers say they've all been for the deal. and thank you for you to meet all for you to introduce one of our future leaders. from election confusion and i want to donald trump's impeachment acquittal we look at a week of frustrations for the us democratic party. also the arrest of an alleged war criminal who lives in hungary and then france on the street and he is a real serious and apparent flaws in the emu which allow terrorists in. and in thailand a soldier goes on a bloody shooting rampage killing at least 20 and injuring dozens more he was killed after a lengthy standoff with authorities.

. >> i've had parents that are not pro police pat all, and now they're calling me every single day about'll drive by and stop by my kids' schools, check out the report cards, talk to the teachers of my players. >> he split the court. >> reporter: he's strict, isn't he? the setbacks turned into teaching moments. >> first time we got smacked every single game. i explained to them what i'm more interested in is your character. who is going to continue to come? >>> get a layup. let's go. >>> i'm building people who don't want to quit, not just on the court, but in life. >> reporter: now they're competing for trophies in the same tournaments where once they got smacked. >> yeah, they're pretty good. >> to see the actual impact that i'm having on these young kids' lives is literally priceless. >>> ah! >> reporter: nick watt, cnn, watts. >> thank you, evelyn. >> what a great inspiration he is. and thank you so much for joining us. i'm rosemary church. remember to connect with me any time on twitter and i'll be back with more news in just a moment. you're watching cnn. do stick around. you're do

headg into the 4th quarter of the super bowl against tom brady and the patriots, the bradynd the pats came all the way back and won that game in overtime shanahan had been asked about that game all week long to the point where you would think he'd get annoyeby and naturally so, but shanahan he sees it a different way. >>vey proud of they are house land i was very proud of our players. and i well we played a pretty darned or game. we were up 20 to 3 in the 4th and we all know that we did not play well in the th and coach well. but this of their own firms often that. and the like and welcome back very disappointed dollars and 22 3 team, i'm 20 to 3 game. >>knows very r entire team. i and i understd perception was how mu taken that i mean i i think i can do or tha it's have been able to and i'd say i feel like knowing that as many little bit stronger. i don't always know hat you can do your cell phone. i think it's haer for people who've walkme i'm like my wife and beuse they're very defensive of and things like thatbut i was involved in the game. i kn exactly what happened on every single client

pat cipollone, all of that stuff. >> thanks to the groups that had been pressing for this litigation because congress doesn't want to see what's behind those documents and congress doesn't want to hear from those witnesses. we now know is it reflects the president's thinking and it reflects the vice president's thinking and that's according to lawyers in this administration. >> the vice president, that's a good one because we hadn't know how involved he was. >> it's the first acknowledgement in a formal way in the reason that we're holding back some of this material is it reflects the very thinking by the highest levels of this administration, and so i think we'll see eventually what is behind those. this isn't going away just because the prs's about to get acquitted. we're going to see more documents and we're going to see the litigation continue and judges, we will see eventually what was behind this. >> john bolton has any number of book readings at barnes a& nobl coming up where we will hear a whole lot more about a revelation that came overnight and we will talk about that over

all the confetti came down from the ceiling when the chiefs one. within the confetti, thousands of tweet notes from kansas city fans. so this one said, thank the football gods. forgiving us pat mahomes. these were strewn all over the field. congratulations to kansas city and especially andy reid winning his first super bowl after so many years coaching in the nfl.>> >> a nice job with our kpix five crew. we pass it along to the guys and gals who did a fantastic job this week. >> a lot of disappointed fans right here in the bay area. >> alan martin was at one of the watch parties in san francisco and has their reaction to the big game. >> about 800 diehard 49er fans showed up to the watch party here at spin in san francisco with the highest of hopes. for the first half they were spot on. >> with the chiefs ahead 10-3 in the second quarter niner fans were feeling better about a 10-10 tie at the half. >> we are a second-half team and we will come back. >> the defense needs to step it up. >> things got even better.[ cheers ]when san francisco scored twice more, holding kansas city scoreless in taking a 20-10 lead into the final 15 minutes. but then. kansas city went on a terror,

all of this. but while they were patting themselves on the back the united nations was laying out in grim detail the real cost of their passion all fud millions of south sudanese women and children left to starve in a country rich in oil reserves a major focus of the report is that millions of south sudanese civilians are being deliberately starved deprived of access to basic services. while up to 80 percent of monthly norm the oil revenues are unaccounted for having been diverted from official accounts by the country's politicians. as well as tackling corruption south sudan's unity government will have to turn its attention to its army until recently these fighters were killing each other no in joint training operations they are breaking bread together. but a major test will come when the wooden weapons are traded in for real guns can this country stay at peace. right my face today is what it imitator from the international crisis group he's monitoring those developments in south sudan and joins me from the kenyan capital nairobi good to have you on the program and what it is should we have a level

the race to the row honors pat tillman. he gave up all that fame to join the army. his scholarships providing help for veterans and their spouses. >>> the 2020 olympics are six months away. one of tokyo's newest venues officially opened today. olympic officials held a ribbon cutting today. the teams got a chance, they're playing it and getting an idea how that new court feels. nbc bay area is your official home for your 2020 tokyo olympics. the game runs july 24th to august 9th. we have extensive coverage on our digital platform for you. we'll be back in a moem. moment. >>> a story about ice climbing in india. yes, check out this video, wow. tourist climbing in india's northern himalaya desert. finally tonight will it be an early spring or six more weeks of winter? punxsutawney phil weighed in today, he did not see a shadow this morning. as this theory goes, early spring likely. the tradition originates from the germans. we can expect an early spring. we'll feel more like spring than winter. >> the forecast is kind och trending that way. >> so you are saying punxsut

if they want to we lost in 7 anda half minutes yeah, 31 to 21 and hear the niners talk first all pat. stops. >>i mean or so common and real feeling, but. >>guys are far you know it's unfortunate but you kn just bought everything unfair noonan a arrow it's about. >>and the turng point was when we got a turnover a then we didn't execute on offense they got e ball right back and drove it 87 yards around far worse has an office have to in the game right there with >>it seemed gooddefense give us some credit so. it makes him a place that we normally make so. >>this to me does face is still ok, break his face r the got a lot there's home smiling face righepa, the game of course nd bp well we're still tryg to getver it and we are hard and it ll be a process, let's put it that let's talk more about fans the reaction both here and of course out of miami to because we had a whole bunch of peop that spent a lot of money to go out just shut it off or yo know just go do other stuff when i saw it was like a hand, they had to sit there with l tse kansas city fans sharing in watching that confettcome

pat cipollone suggesting the house managers were concealing facts from this body. you set all the facts could come out. well, there is a new fact which indicates that mr. cipollone was among those in the loop here just as we predicted, and it didn't require any act of clairvoyance, the facts will come out. >> laura: never mind that the already issued a blanket statement saying the media never happened. so schiff will do anything to keep this hustle alive. what else does he have? even if it means tarnishing the reputations of good men like pat cipollone. schiff knows he is lost and he knows that he and all the democrats are grasping at any claim no matter how tenuous the string to fake impeachment and keep it going, keep it going, keep going. chuck schumer is already refusing to accept the results of the next election unless of course something happens between now and wednesday and trump has just removed from office. >> if this president is interfering in the election, elections may not have a fair result. very few people doubt that he would do it again and again and again. he

with george bush still in washington, his republican rival pat buchanan has new hampshire all to himself>> the walls of washington, d.c. are shaking right now. >> buchanan has a simple message. the president's word can't be trusted. >> we believed george bush when he promised -- >> read my lips. no new taxes! >> then george bush hit us with the largest tax increase in history. bush betrayed our trust. >> i went from 15% gradually up and he kept coming down. >> the state of new hampshire is in deep trouble, and george bush is in deep trouble. which is exactly where he ought to be. >> new hampshire is a state that punishes candidates for not earning the votes. if there's any plausible primary opposition, you had to go up there and campaign. ♪ >> goaded into action, bush heads north to fight it out with pat buchanan. >> and i believe that when it comes tuesday i will carry this state. i hope substantially. i believe i will go on to have another four years as president. but i need your help. >> bush has finally entered the race. but clinton's campaign is about to go into a tailspin. >> once

pat on the back. >> truth is truth. all right? >> tucker: can you get elected president repeated a dumb talking points of the 70s? we'll see. richard winestein is here today. >> can i pat you on the back about your coverage of the coronavirus? make a political point. if you have an administration that treats science as a joke about climate change, when you take a sharpie to a map, the whole public, when your issue is science doesn't really have faith in you. so i just want to -- >> tucker: i get it. the party that doesn't believe in sonograms is going to lecture me -- >> i'm not lecturing you. if the public doesn't have confidence in donald trump around these issues, there's a reason for it. so here's my answer on how south carolina is going. >> tucker: science. i can ask you -- interested in science? watching it be trampled. what do you think of the gender thing. let's have this conversation some other time. you're a more moderate democrat. you're worried about bernie sanders. biden is one of your last hopes. what is he running fo

president's july 25th phone call that launched all of these ships and to suggest it's aulg pa all part of a patsdy stick around. there's more news we're following. the pentagon says dozens more u.s. troops have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries as a result of an iranian ballistic missile attack. >>> disturbing new numbers emerging right now in the coronavirus outbreak. the death toll now tops 1,000. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me. >> tech: hi, i'm adrian. >> man: thanks for coming. ...with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ till he signed up for unitedhealthcare medicare advantage. (bold music) now, it's like he has his own health entourage. he gets medicare's largest healthcare network, a free gym membership, vision, dental and more. there's so much to take advantage of. can't wait till i'm 65. a few more chairs, please. unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans, including the only plans with the aarp name. free dental

you had knew pat nixon, worked for her or president nixon, so many of you who were involved with the nixon foundation. we will open this up to questions in just a moment, and i want to ask all three of you, did pat nixon come back to the white house? did she come to visit, or once they left and went back to casa pacifica, did she kind of leave that behind? >> i do not recall that she ever came back. >> no. >> another first lady did and i would give a lot of credence to mrs. nixon for her graciousness towards mrs. kennedy. >> tell us about that. >> i think this was in 1971 or early 70's when the two portraits of president kennedy were completed. she wrote to misses onassis and asked her what she would like to do it about a ceremony. onassis saids -- that she was not up to a ceremony. mrs. nixon then invited mrs. onassis and her children to come back for a private viewing, and i remembered that house was locked down the day when mrs. onassis was coming back. nobody could enter through the east or west wing into the residence area. they invited mrs. onasis and the children to look at the portraits. we had hung them on the locations they were going to be, and invited them to th

pat mahomes being the mvp. >> reporter: so tomorrow tu all the talk and play the game. super bowl sunday is only hours it is cold in miami. >> whoa. >> reporter: reporting live in miami, i'm cheryl hurd, back to you. >> cheryl, thankser coming up in0 minutes, we're going to head back out to a chilly miami. anthony flores is going to join us with a look at the 49ers' final push to prepare for tomorrow's big game and a touching tribute to kobe bryant from one 49er. >>> our other top story right now, containing the coronavirus. the fight has shifted to the bay area. travis air force base in fairfield one of four bases that could possibly be used to quarantine people who are returning to the u.s. from overseas. so far 304 people have died from that virus. more than 14,000 others are infected. that's around the world. eight of those cases right here in the u.s. the latest confirmed in boston just today. one of those cases, a patient here in the s christie smith live at travis air force base in fairfield with more on possible use of f military bases, including travis air forc

all over the world. castro he destroyed freedoms in that country, he played winners and losers and put them in prison forever you don't give him a patthe back. truth is truth. all right? kennedy: in the truth is those kids could read propaganda. so what are they doing to stop them? we are told behind the scenes there practically begging amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg to drop out to stay away for my boyfriend, they claim the pairs sucking moderate support away from joe biden and mike bloomberg. bloomberg, his campaign sharing internal polling suggesting sanders nomination will make democrats leave the house in november. candace like joe biden they are shooting themselves in the foot. yesterday in south carolina, sleepy joe said this. >> or i come from you don't get more unless you ask. i am joe biden i am a democratic candidate for the united states senate. give me a look at if you don't like me vote for the other guy. kennedy: hey right here, right here what? yes he's running for senate now, that's fun. what a multitasker. he also claims he worked on the 2016 paris climate accord with the chinese leader who has been dead since 199

pat cipollone. schiff knows he is lost and he knows that he and all the democrats are grasping at any claim no matterow tenuous the string to fake impeachment and keep it going, keep it going, keep going. chuck schumer is already refusing to accept the results of the next election unless of course something happens between now and wednesday and trump has just removed from office. >> if this president is interfering in the election, elections may not have a fair result. very few people doubt that he would do it again and again and again. he has already tried several times. >> laura: he's done it several times? this is from a man who supports striking trump's name from the ballot in november while forcing major candidates in his own party off the campaign trail just days before the iowa caucuses. and trump is the one interfering in elections? no, it's you and schiff and the entire democrat gang for putting your fingers on the scale for the democratic establishment. good luck. but the american people see right through you and that is the angle. joining me now, was, with sol wisenberg, former deputy inde

. >> pat buchanan. >> all right, chris matthews, thank you.t need an escort to your car. when we come back, we're going to show you some of these headquarters and some of these caucus locations, and we're going to go over to steve kornacki who hopes to have raw votes, hopes to have numbers on the board in his computer, a little bit like bernie, a candidate like warren would love to be able to know what they're going to say behind that lectern. there is joe biden's lectern. they're already the lights are on, the crowds are there. mayor pete. they have no idea what they're going say to that microphone. i like chillaxin'. the united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at the explorer card dot com. if they saw you on the street would your advisor recognize you? at ameriprise, we see you as more than a client. that's why our advisors care about what's important to you. they offer personalized advice to help you prepare for what's expected and even what's not. giving y

first of all, the fact that pat cipollone is making an argument at all on the floor of the senate whenny other courtroom would be a conflict of interest that would have him out of that courtroom. so he shouldn't be making any comments. but, yes, we are in a different world. we had three networks back then, and they all had the same factsmefacts. now we live in an alternative universe where i believe one set of facts, you believe probably that same set of facts, but if i was watching fox news i would think that there is a totally different set of facts. and that's a danger. we have the same money involved now because all of the watergate legislation that improved campaign finance have been obliterated by citizens united, and so there's too much money affecting this and there's too much gerrymander districts which mane peop mean people don't have to compromise. yes, back then the republicans supported articles of impeachment. it was a bipartisan vote. this actually too because amash is actually a republican who was thrown out of the party because he wouldn't support the president's total

all of the editorials he was , happy to take that from pat. -- they fly into manchester, buchanan and nixon, for a campaign visit. an aide rushes up to the plane, with a copy of the paper with the nells the knife editorial, and nixon says to buchanan, how come you cannot write like that? susan: that is a funny story. [laughter] so we are going to fast-forward to 1972. nixon reelected. vietnam, still raging. this is the year when mr. loeb became nationally known. we have a bit of video from this. we will watch and have you tell the story. let's take a listen. [video clip] >> by attacking me, by attacking my wife, he has proved himself to be a gutless coward. >> i hope that the people find a of pridey to the pride they don't like his kind of , journalism here in new hampshire, and they say it in a way that they can make it stick. what is the only way that he can understand that here in northern new england, we respect each other. that is something i don't expect of him. joseph: wow. i could spend two hours on that whole thing. very briefly, i th

a few your row pats will call in, disney and sick from all the spin tomorrow to not want to give bernieanders this well earned victory. charles: klobuchar punched above her weight. biden said he won something. seems like everyone is declaring victory already. to tezlyn's points, you don't have to be conspiracy theorist. looking at changes. maybe they're making it easy for bloomberg or somebody else to punch at bernie sanders. and then this. what do you make of it? >> there are more questions than we have answers. we'll get some kind of picture of this race result at 4:00 p.m. central, 5:00 p.m. eastern. of course the iowa democratic party is mostly mute when it comes to just the kind of results they're going to release. adds a lot of fuel to the fire, to tezlyn's point, "des moines register" survey not going out on sunday night, which is a bellwether of that state. questions about that. of course you had four years to get this right. iowa democratic party really dropped the ball on this. charles: where does the party go from here, tezlyn? spinning aside. everyone moves on in new hampshi

website and just everyone, thousands of foreigners that live here, the ex pats foreigners that live here, the expats that live here, have all the last 17 hours, trying to find out what the truth is and what is happening and when it would finish. so there will be a lot of aftermath with that. the whole community is really shocked and no—one can believe it because it is quite a sleepy town, really. charlie, what kind of questions will people be asking where you are at the moment? the biggest question will be how did he manage to get onto the army barracks and ta ke get onto the army barracks and take so many guns? how did he manage to get away from so many snipers and soldiers for 17 hours ina snipers and soldiers for 17 hours in a huge mall. there is footage of him walking around inside and talking to him. they have cctv footage of him at all times while he was in terminal 21. how did it drag on so long? yeah, will ever happen again? does this make you question, charlie, safety in general in thailand. is it generally seen asa thailand. is it generally seen as a place that you still love? i have been here for 16 years andi i

beautiful commute to notice the ugly side of fast fashion all too well and doesn't want to be a part of a tiny mall she's a textiles ex-pat environmental organization greenpeace and hasn't gotten new item of clothing for 10 years. she buy 2nd hand or exchanges close with others a clothing swap parties everyone brings a few garments and takes a few home for themselves. and i hear i can take something on a whim without harming the environment because the closer for deeper morning if i don't want to tell me more i take it to the next party it stays in circulation and doesn't use that resources i just. discarded don't easily end up as a party they end up somewhere like this east west is a large textiles recycling company in neighboring mahal than 70 tons of clothing arrive here every day. east west tries to sell as much of it as possible especially abroad. used clothing can be shredded and sold to industry as cleaning materials or insulation but the rest is garbage. and that proportion is growing rapidly. and so it's once and frequently of your we've noticed the tendency over the last 20 years the amount of clothing coming in

all week. >> as you hear that applause behind me, pat cipollone, jay sekulow and other members of the president's legal team have arrived in the room. and they're receiving a standing ovation from the crowd arriving here. you're going to see the president thanking his team and allies. this is a packed house. i've covered a lot of big events, but this is a packed room. the media is pushed in the back. and it's flooded with some of the president's biggest allies including names who were concluded in the documentation of the handling of the president's handling of ukraine. we received what they call a three-minute warning. i'm not sure what that means. they normally give us a two-minute one. as soon as they get started, andrea, obviously, we will see them do this. certainly this white house, the president's aides and allies feel like the wind is at their back. we're hearing the introductions, so we'll toss it back to you. >> now we have the ruffles and flourishes, "hail to the chief." here comes the president. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> well, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >>

at its heart, it's still all about entertaining you, and they've got that down pat.very day, so gambling is no vacation for me. oh, man. i'd rather stake my money on a small business or entrepreneur. those are my kind of odds. i'm marcus lemonis. ♪ i'll take you to a historic town on the mississippi river crippled by a catastrophic flood. reporter: illinois national guard has been called into grafton to help with the flooding. man: this is probably going to be the second worst flood of all time. lemonis: grafton, illinois, just outside of st. louis, missouri, has experienced the worst flood to hit its community in over 25 years. oh, my god. this is, like, heart-breaking. i'm marcus lemonis, and i want to see it for myself and really understand how small towns in america recover from a disaster like this. is this worse than you thought it was gonna be? peter: this is brutal. lemonis: something like this make you want to call it quits? oliver: yes. lemonis: there's massive devastation... this is a street. ...an entire main street underwater.

all men. rock and roll has been pretty much dominated by men until the last few years. ♪ heartbreaker >> pat benatar♪ we are young ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises, no demands >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be, someone who is aggressive and soft at the same time, has a lot of strength and conviction and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that in the era of music becoming a visual form more than ever that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. ♪ >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new music scene, the go-gos. ♪ see the people walking down the street ♪ >> unlike earlier girl groups such as the ronettes or the supremes, the go-gos write their own songs and play their own instruments. ♪ they got the beat ♪ they got the beat, they got the beat ♪ ♪ yeah, they got the beat >> that was as punk rock as it got for me, to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup or not just standing in some cool outfit in front of a band. like they were the band. ♪ doesn'

houses inquiry and cut through all of the hearsay, all of the histrionics to get to -- the transcript out. i wanted to take a moment philbinmy colleague pat addressed this issue of rutledge. you have heard -- of privilege. you have heard over and over "cover-up."rd, punch a person because he has done what the law allows him to do is a due process violation of the basic sort. for an agent of the state to pursue a course of action whose objective is to penalize a person's reliance on his constitutional rights is patently unconstitutional. how much more so when you are talking about the president of the united states? this goes into the context of assertions of put -- other constitutional privileges. the allegation has been that if you assert a privilege, you are assumed to be guilty. why would you do that? we have explained at great length and i do not go over it again, the importance of executive privilege and what it means to the functioning of our government, that i will say this -- as the supreme court has recognized with other polygyny's, the privilege -- , the privileges the court stated is a privilege of great value, the protection o

no wheels. [ laughter ] calls himself a genius all the time, but he thinks pat sajak invented the wheel] "you know, for the first two seasons the show was called 'nothing of fortune. [ laughter ] but then pat came up with the wheel. we got to protect him. [ laughter ] of course, trump needed to pivot to wheels after the best he can come up with for elon musk was he does good at rockets. [ laughter ] "i don't know [ bleep ] about rockets. i got to move on to things i understand." [ laughter ] man, not only is our president real dumb, he's "wheel" dumb [ laughter ] president trump claimed today that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is considering running for president. ah, but to be president, you today was celebrity chef guy fieri's 52nd birthday. blow out your shirt and make a wish [ laughter ] na glih that makes it appear that the borgata casino in atlantic city is actually in a remote state park 4miles away [ light laughter ] luckily, ted's bachelor party is just drunk enough to not notice. [ laughter ] "yo, is it just me or this squirrel hot, dude?" [ laughter ] and finally, actor mark w

you don't give them a pat on the back for anything. >> truth is truth, all right? now, if you want to disagree with me, if someone wants to say -- and by the way all those congress people you mentioned just so happen to be supporting other candidates. no doubt, coincidently. but you know the truth is the truth and that's what happened in the first years of the castro regime. >> all right, another question. history professor at the college of charleston, recently published a book about white supremacy and the confederacy. he previously supported julian castro, now undecide. professor? >> obviously symbols are controversial right now and here in charleston it remains an issue especially in light of the terrorist attack in 2015. what is your take on them and how do we improve race relations? >> thank you very much for that question. you know, a lot about donald trump sickens me. but maybe at the top of the list is his very intentional effort to try to divide us up based on the color of our skin or where we were born or our religion or sexual orientation, even on gende

all over the house.eama, anean gierassheetsves... >>> upwards of a half million for the victory parade for the world champion chiefs. pat mahomes and the gang will show off the lombardi trophy, the first time the chiefs have captured one in half a century. but did you ever wonder who makes that trophy? tony dokoupil has the answer. >> reporter: only one name stands for excellence in no fewer than eight different sports. >> rafa nadal! >> reporter: from the courts of the u.s. open -- >> the $10 million first place prize. >> reporter: to the green lawns of the pga. to the track at belmont and the fields of the world series. and that name is tiffany. yes, that tiffany, the one founded in 1837 by charles louis tiffany, the one that so thrilled audrey hepburn's holly golightly in "breakfast at tiffany's." >> i'm crazy about tiffany's. >> reporter: that tiffany's makes the most famous trophy in all of american sport, the vince lombardi trophy, given each year to the winner of the super bowl. to make the life-sized ball that crowns the 22-inch trophy, master spinner vazquez spins by heating silver to a thousand degrees fahrenh

all right. who we got? >> i'm pat, from orange, mass. elizabeth: nice to see you, pat. >> i was proud to be there at the beginning, at the scott brown debate, someone came by, i didn't have a ticket, there were crowds outside the springfield courthouse, i don't know what it was, someone came by and say i've got two extra tickets, anybody want one? so i said yes. elizabeth: it was meant to be. i'm glad you were there. >> one of the things on my heart s a christian is the fact that the whole thing with refugees and immigrants and children being ripped from their parents, i saw video of a baby that was crawling away from her mother when she was finally returned because she had no idea that woman was her mother. and i've always been a social worker a lot of my life and i'm in thed or nation process. so all the democratic ideals of the american dream and everything else, but what are your ideas about helping the immigrants and refugees? elizabeth: thank you for the question. i want to start where you are in this. you don't have to be a person

company is everybody thinks it's all sick and they sell everything so in that time there will be some that aren't that are perfectly fine and perfectly healthy now ex-pats across china flee as virus fears mount this was in the early days of the quarantine and again this is part of the de globalization everything is just in time and this is all great and you know the past is like predicting the future that things have been going so well trade with china is going well stock prices always go up everything's perfect until suddenly you realize that wait none of the stuff around me. maybe it isn't as ordered and structured and absent of any black swans so you see what happened in china was that some foreigners feared being trapped indefinitely as airlines canceled flights and countries quarantine or limit entry for people who recently set foot in the country meanwhile many of the costly private clinics catering to foreigners have started to turn people with fevers away raising concerns among the ex-pat community they would have to rely on local facilities if they needed medical care so there is the top one percent the top 10 percent the globalised traveling s

a few people, pat buchanan, you, myself on the radio, not sure i can pat myself on the back, and trump. rick santorum on allse blue-collar issues. on immigration, trade, to china and you were there at the beginning and romney kind of stumbled into it and try to pretend he was a blue-collar guy who was kind of, it didn't connect. where is he? i like thurston and i probably shouldn't compare him to thurston right now but you were a leader in this and without you, i don't know if we would have trump today so thank you for everything you have done for the country and we appreciate it. up ahead, aoc can't hansh limbaugh getting the presidential medal of freedom and nancy pelosi turns off voters. it is seen and unseen. you do not want to miss raymond arroyo tonight. next. ♪ >> laura: it's time for seen and unseen where we expose the big cultural stories of the day. one of the biggest was the presidential medal of freedom given to rush limbaugh during the state of the union. but from the left there were yells of protest. >> talking about putting someone on the same level as rosa parks. rush limbaugh is a racist. >

all staying. and yet within this space she connects with women working there and they teach her how to pat her bra so the baseball doesn't hurt her as much, they leave her food and money and come to her games and she explained, they might be wrong women but they were just girls, and that is a way of connecting black women in nontraditional labor markets, whether they are sex workers or ballplayers. and you see that it was of interest to both of them that what toni was doing was significant, and had the ability to be role models to other girls. and in the case of peanut johnson, she tried out for the l american girls professional baseball league, and it was a segregated league. when you watch "a league of their own," there is a clip when the ball runs over to the seat of a black woman who throws it back on the field and it is a silent scene. she never says a word. but those 21 seconds are meant to be a nod to the fact of the league was segregated. that is why you see them in the negro league and not in the l american girls professional baseball league. age of jim is the crow, can you explain for th

a few people, pat buchanan, you, myself on the radio, not sure i can pat myself on the back, and trump. tckn santorum on all these blue-collar issues. on immigration, trade, to china and you were there at the beginning and romney kind of stumbled into it and try to pretenddan he was a blue-collary who was kind r of thurston guy,t didn't connect. where is he? i like thurston and i probably shouldn't compare him to thurston right now but you were a leader in this and without you, i don't know if we would have trump today so thank you for everything you have done for the country and we appreciatet it. up ahead, aoc can't handle rush limbaugh getting the presidential medal of freedom and nancy pelosi turns off voters. it is seen and unseen. you do not want to miss raymond arroyo tonight. next. ♪ stand with his people israel now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerusalem and throughout israel there are many elderly jews who are suffering daily and they need our help now. as christians and jews we know that we have a scriptural mandate to feed the hungry. and here there are thousands in desparate need.

in the room was president trump's chief counsel, white house counsel pat cipollone, who has been on the senate floor alling against witnesses, as well as mulvaney was there as well as giuliani. back with us, our political and legal team. senator santorum, you ran for president and narrowly beat moirm noirm in tmitt romney in the iowa caucuses years ago. i wonder what you think of them voting to call witnesses and knew it was going to fail, but wanted to get on the record. >> susan collins in particular is in a very tough race and is in a stays that's certainly a blue state and has had a pretty independent streak from the entire time she's been in it. this is very typical of her. same thing with lisa murkowski. i'm not surprised she was one of the last people to decide. as far as mitt romney, i don't know. i'm a little biased. my ran a pretty tough race against mitt in 2012. soy probably should temper my tongue on that one. >> let me ask then, about cipollone. does it -- i mean, now is -- do you consider him a witness in potential -- i mean, should he be coming in for an interview? >> i guess, you know,

the president's impeachment lawyer, white house counsel pat cipollone, is named in yet another new report about john bolton's forthcoming tell-all book which nbc has not yet reviewed. in an article published on friday "the new york times" published on bolton's account of an oval office meeting in early may in which mr. trump directed him to help with his pressure campaign to distract damaging information on officials. bolton said cipollone attended the meeting with the president along with mulvaney and trump's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. the president denying it, writing i never instructed john bolton to setup a meeting for rudy giuliani. that meeting never happened. >> yet another twist there. >> reporter: meantime nbc news has learned that former ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch who emerged as an unwitting central figure in the impeachment saga has retired from her post at the state department. she had been a career foreign service officer for some 33 years serving in six presidential administrations, both democratic and republican. and she was removed from her post in may after she had been smeared and side lined b

and vote for them they have been shaking hands with people in the streets all across iowa they have been kissing babies patting dogs having coffee just trying to make sure that they can get the tonneau and we're expecting a record turnout here now i've been speaking to one of those candidates is a man by the name of tom styer he's been doing better in the polls over the last few weeks is support is rising but he's looking perhaps at a 4th or 5th place is being his best possible scenario here in iowa the difficulty of course for many people is that tom star has never held elected office elected office and we know that there are many democrats who don't think that turned out terribly well the last time that the united states voted someone who was new to politics so i asked him could he convince people that he could actually do the job in the white house i believe corporations of better government i think the problem with our government is that it's broken because corporations own it someone who spent 10 years as an outsider beating corporations every single time or someone who is a career politician from inside