patriot fortunes were at low ebb. also, crippling inflation. the continental dollar was virtually worthless. the army was hungry. a lot of men had been serving for years and just wanted to go home. the war was bogged down. it seemed like he was in a stalemate. -- it was in a stalemate. " he from clinton's point of view, he had already assembled a task force of 3000 men who were prepared to go to chesapeake bay under general alexander leslie. these men were aboard transport ships off new york. they were ready to go. so what clinton decided to do was use those men instead to go up the hudson and take west point. now, these could actually get up the hudson pretty much in a wasle type because new york a very powerful surge of flood tide, which is capable of getting vessels up a far distance in a short space of time. other british troops were put on alert him of the elite flight infantry, grenadier's, hessens were on standby to backup the first wave, if you want to look at it that way. but theng was ready, there was an element of doubt in clinton's

did not get much media coverage the new expiration date is march 15th will congress really up the patriot act should they let's ask. author of battlefield america the war on the american people and a government of wolves the emerging american police state constitutional attorney rutherford institute president syndicated columnist and host of the podcast freedom under fire john w. whitehead and we also welcome the author of everyone's crazy except you and me and i'm not so sure about you america's favorite contrarian cuts loose legal and media analyst and r.t.e. contributor lionel gentleman welcome back to the big picture thank you thank you in the foggy fearful aftermath of 911 only one u.s. senator voted against the patriot act wisconsin democrat russ feingold urge that even as america addresses the demanding security challenges before us we must strive mightily also to guard our values and basic rights and he warned that preserving our freedom is one of the main reasons we are now engaged in this new war on terrorism we will lose that war without firing a shot if we sacrifice the libert

when we talk about protest music or patriotic music.o automatically go to the 60s, especially when we go to protest music. some of the first music i've never growing up in i was born in 1967, growing up in the early 70s and listening to your parents music riding around in the car those first songs i remember are songs from that late 60s era that my mom was listening to the first time as an artist that it struck me that music has more meaning than just something to enjoy. there's more to music than that. first time i remember listening and think these guys really have something to say. the not just playing a cute little song trying to entertain you. they're really trying to say something. that really connected with me and part of the reason i became an artist 's hearing those songs from the 60s. also when we started this project, it made me realize, the songs from the 60s. the fortunate son and protest songs like that draw a direct line to me, always back to the liberty song which was written by dickinson in 1768 or whenever it was. what

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turkey to deploy patriot muscles to deter russia patriot muscles -- patriot missiles to deter russia.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn this is -- vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." guy. guy: let's turn our attention to what is happening in turkey, and figure out exact a what is happening there. the turks have decided to ask the united states if they can have patriot missiles, which they will put on the southern border with syria. basically, this is to deter russian action in the italy province. . the history behind this is -- in the idlib province. the history behind this is very important. a defenseently bought system much to the annoyance of washington. let's go to istanbul to get the latest on this. ant is joiningr us. talk about how big a surprise this is. we have seen all of the issues surrounding the s4 hundred purchase, and then we get an issue where basically, the turks need the patriot missile system. this is a huge turnaround. onur: it certainly is. relations has been on the downhill since the decision

so patriotic, so moving and everyone sort of gathered around. post for people of that era. >> and remember john wayne who made the green berets, right? remember that was a vietnam movie that was really a world war ii movie. it was an attempt to sort of have that moral if clarity about green berets. so, and the tension with that, of course, is our friend merle haggard. >> yeah. okie from muskogee. again, back to louisiana, my step dad drove an 18-wheeler when i was a kid, and i spent a lot of time riding around in the cab of that thing with an eight-track player listening to eight-tracks of merle haggard andly pride, all these -- charlie pride, all these great country singers, george jones. that was my education -- >> you come by it honestly. >> i come by it pretty honestly, yeah. not only riding and hearing these songs, but at jukeboxes at truck stops at four in the morning and places like that. i grew up with that. it's part of my dna. my first memory -- well, not my first memory, my mom tells me my first introduction to music, i was in a playp

carley: sounds like he will stay with the patriots.r: continue to consider -- thank you so much, carley. the time now 27 minutes after the top of the hour and president trump ripping bernie sanders ahead of today's iowa caucuses, watch. >> i think of communism when i think of bernie, i think of bernie sort of socialist performance, at least he's true what he believes. heather: even democrats are worried about socialist ideas, could bernie actually win in iowa, our political panel debates up next welcome back, ht the top of the hour, headlines for you this morning, we begin with fox news alert, americans stranded in the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak will be brought back home. secretary mike pompeo, secretary of state mike pompeo making the comment overnight, new u.s. travel restrictions now in effect include denying entry for foreign national who can visit china or who has visited china in the last 14 days and u.s. citizens travel to china in province will need to be quarantine for 2 weeks, 11 cases in the u.s., the lates

i was a patriots fan. andre tippet. tom brady is a patriot nation.ust know, he's leaving him i've made up my mind. why let him test free agency? >> dana: his wife have this on instagram. i would love to know where and when to be living but i don't know that yet. hopefully somewhere nice and whatever my husband is happy playing. >> i would like to say tennessee is lovely during this time of year. >> dana: looking to go to the titans? some times it doesn't work out. when someone plays with a team for so long then they go someplace. >> probably the greatest running back on the planet right now in a good defense. it's a good fit for our tom brady. six championships. >> dana: will keep an eye on it and provide some tissues if they are needed. >> i'll be strong. i'm going wherever he goes. as long as he doesn't go to the dolphins. >> dana: you have been keeping an eye on this story, a family of a bullied australian boy deciding to take nearly $474,000 that was raised for a disneyland trip from a gofundme and donated to charity. tell us about him. >> his bu

they very much wanted to get the loyalty of polish patriots on their side.german administration of warsaw was, as you would learn reading the professor's book "a minor apocalypse," exploited this. by claiming they might create a new polish state as a buffer zone, the most important thing the german administration was i don't think a lot of people believed it. it makes sense. the talks we had about the ottoman empire earlier, or about italy, people make promises. they make promises during the war. i think many of those promises are opportunistic. thank you. >> we will need to posit questions for now to continue at dinner, which hopefully you will be able to join us or be outside for a good conversational hour that will happen. could you shift to that reading list powerpoint slide? ladies and gentlemen, will you please put your hands together? [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] watching americ

. >>> and could tom brady be leaving the new england patriots? the new headline tonight. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night and we begin tonight with that new and concerning case of the coronavirus here in the united states. a patient in california this time with no apparent ties to china or anyone who traveled there, testing positive. tonight, the hunt now for the source. how did she get it? and this new case raises troubling issues tonight. why did it take four days to test the patient? and dozens of medical workers who cared for her are being closely watched. california's governor tonight saying his state is monitoring some 8,400 people who traveled to infected parts of the world but that california has just 200 test kits. that woman lives in the same county where americans are being quarantined after coming back from china, but again, they do not know how she got it. now trying to retrace this invisible line of transmission. so, we begin tonight with abc's will carr in california. >> reporter: tonight

it started with the country's most ardent patriots and has continued to the present day. there is something else that a significant about the phenomenon in this country. that is the fact that although imagery of american indians is pervasive with american life, it actually does nothing to bring non-natives closer or to understanding who american indians are or to understand the nature of the history of they have shared with american indians. this actually masks who native americans really are and this shared history and so what we do in the exhibit is we open this curtain and we looka what stands behind this imagery. this imagery is the intersection between native and non-native. it is not a throughway. the american exhibit end with a very clear presentation of the fact that non-native americans and native americans share a deeply entangled history. this is the unique history of the united states. it has shaped national consciousness as well as popular culture. i would like to show you this one that really fascinated me as soon as i learned about it. this is a sketch for

espn saying he has not met with the patriots.ix-time super bowl winner had posted this cryptic image last month. is this all part of the negotiating process with the patriots? we will see. >>> when we come back here tonight, we told you about one man's mission to reconnect found photos with their rightful families, and what happened after one of you was watching at home. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe ja

act people will think of these provisions as patriot act provisions. section 215 is the business records provision. it is intended to target foreigners but a lot of americans' data, particularly post edward snowden was how many americans' private records were being selected and searched without even having a warrant? and the standard for the warrant. you have seen systematic abuse of this. the fisa court made public a 2018 opinion where they found abuses across the range from the intelligence agent these and fbi they are not -- agencies and fbi . they are not supposed to do that. congress said not of this was happening but now we know it is not true, not to mention everything that happened with horwitz and the mueller investigation and president trump. they are looking at this in a different way. yesterday there was supposed to nadlerrkup and jerry pulled the bill because there was a coalition of conservatives and progressives that were backing a bill, a progressive democrat from california and i had the safeguarding americans tom private records act a

i think the patriots are 100% done. i think the patriots are okay and ready to move on.think they want brady for $13 million. i do not think they want him period. and i think brady knows it. >> martha: former teammates. >> why would he leave the patriots system and go to a whole nother system, learn a whole nother offense. with all new coaches, they have other pieces set up for him. pay him the money! >> martha: who remembers when brett favre played for the jets? >> it didn't go to welcome and did it? >> martha: jesse, good to see you. a world war ii hero who asked for love letters for valentines here with an update coming up next. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin

so how can we stop them from extending this awful section 215 of the patriot act?aduate, notre dame graduate warren at davidson joins us next. napolitano: while we were all consumed by impeachment, piece of legislation was slowly and silently making its way through congress. it is a renewal of section 215 of the patriot act which authorizes the federal government to capture, without a warrant or records of all people in america held by third parties. do we really want the federal government meant to spy without warrants? think about it. after the constitution was ratified in 1789, it was amended to recognize the existence of natural rights and to keep the government from interfering with them. 140 years "after words", supreme court justice wrote to the most comprehensive's of those rights was a right to be let alone, which today we call privacy. to secure that right, the fourth amendment was ratified to prevent the government from utilizing general warrants and to require judicially authorized search warrants issued under narrow circumstances. with a general warran

act, so a lot of people will think of these provisions as patriot act provisions. and so section 215 is the business records provision. so the foreign intelligence surveillance act is intended to target foreigners but a lot of americans data, the controversial part, particularly post-edward snowden, was how many americans private records were being collected and searched frankly without even having a warrant. and the standard for the warrant, and so you've seen systematic abuse of this, so october 8th of 2019, the fisa court made public a 2018 opinion, where they found, you know, abuses kind of across the range from the intelligence agencies and the fbi, and of course they're not supposed do that, it's against the law, they have come to congress and said none of this was happening but now we know that that wasn't true. and so, not to mention all of the things with horowitz and the investigation, and president trump, and so even the biggest fans of the patriots act, are looking at this, in a different way, so yesterday, there was supposed be a markup of reauthorizat

like the patriots because all they do is win.atriots, i love the way we came out, i love the way we played, i love our prep leading up to the game, i love my teammates, i love to go out there and play the sport i love. trace: people talk about bill bell check all th -- belichick l the time. you played for the browns, the patriots. is bill belichick the master they say he is? this is one of the few super bowls over the past 15 years he hasn't been a part of. >> yeah, he is. and it hurts for me to not see him playing this year, but, yeah, he's a true mastermind when it comes to the sport of football. you can see the last decade, two decades, he's completely taken over this league and basically he solidified himself as one of the best coaches in history. him having tom brady to prove that, solidify that even more, is just the ultimate dine city and it's fun to watch. trace: i know you're a part of something else and you help a lot of kids who are disadvantaged. you've got an easter egg hunt coming up. tell us a little bit about that

. >> patriotism is back.g in the super bowl yesterday, they showcased american might and power and what the flag stands for and military. >> martha: there is trump touting a rise in patriotism as newly leaked video of the president at a super bowl party appears to show the commander-in-chief gesturing during the national anthem. critics were calling it unpatriotic, it made its way around the internet and congressman eric swalwell tweeted this about it. "our troops are worthy of a commander in chief who respects them, instead they are being led by a self-centered man-child." we go to kayleigh mcenany whose national press secretary, you heard that criticism from congressman swalwell. >> there is no one who has done more for the military in patriotism than president trump, i talked to our military men and women, they know president trump respects the anthem. >> martha: what do you say about that moment? >> he's always patriotic, he was doing nothing wrong in that moment. eric swalwell can say what he wants but t

they don't like patriotism, they don't like patriotic people.ey vilify them and try to demonize them. whenever the president of the united states call you on the stage, it's an honor. it can actually change your life. it bothers me that left seems to be triggered by a red hat that can't feed one clothe you and give you a job. the symbolism of that red hat make america great again is about the 7 million jobs created under president donald j. trump. the low unemployment under president trump. trish: the left would tell us it's the symbol of racism. >> absolutely not. the left want to demonize, vilify and stigmatize you. the true raisism is this. >> the symbol of racism is standing on the debate stage tonight. when they are talking about use our tax dollars to take care of people who aren't supposed to be here. they hate america, and they hate america's prosperity. we are americans and we love our president. trish: pete buttigieg attacking amy klobuchar for voting to make english the national language from the united states. >> do you know the mess

so how can we stop them from extending this awful section 215 of the patriot act?t point graduate, notre dame graduate warren at davidson joins us next. oh, hi, samantha. you look more like a heather. do you ever get that? it's nice to finally meet you in person. you're pete nocchio? oh, the pic? that was actually a professional headshot. i'm sure that's it, yeah. i, uh, i think i've lost a few pounds recently too. i'm actually doing a juice cleanse. wait! you don't... (glass breaking) (gasp) ah! oh...! with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. shipsticks.co

215 of the patriot act? west point graduate, notre dame graduate warren at davidson joins us next.

the patriots. that will gi him what he wants. okay u know because like i've said much about their car to make such a monumental move at quarterback you have to have a backup what else was out.was out there. but i'll i want to believe. of the legal landscape, it's fun for us exactly a move. >>if he were to be a raider down the amazing we were to be a 9 or that would be amazing. i want i want to shake it up chargers colts cowboys raiders all the teams rumored to be in the tom brady this is the perfect top for a sports talk show tune in bay area sports night 7 o'clock on th kron on app. >>so back to you can all righ we'll see you guys and thanks. >>well let's check in. >>allright guys what a day to daywe had rerd breaking heat again out there some high clouds begin to move in as their signs of high pressure that is arting to break down a bit doubt they're likely to see some patchy fog up toward the astline, nice look i'm really mild temperatures out there now tomorrow it's going to be cooler especiay near the coastline you can see t

and think of him by his patriotism and principles and how he raised me. few men are willing to come at the center of their colleagues and the wrath of their society. yet it is the one essential quality for those candidly to my colleagues on both sides of thee aisle, i feared that moral courage, country before party is a rare commodity these days. we can write about it and talk about it, but it's harder to put into action when political careers may be on the line. nowhere is the dilemmaul more difficult than in the impeachment of the president of the united states. very early on in this process, i imported my colleagues in both houses of congress to stay out of their political and partisan in many dead, but so many did not. even the media continually viewed at the times the process through partisan political eyes and how it may or may not affect an election. that is unfortunate. the country deserves better and we must find a way to move beyond such partisan divides. the oath i've taken during what has been a difficult time for the country, state and for me

he was also a fierce patriot who loved this country. although fortunately he was never called on to do so, i firmly believe he would have placed his country even above his family because he knew and understood fully what america and the freedoms and liberties that come with her mean to everyone in this great country and significantly to people around the world. i know he would have put his country before any allegiance to any political party or even to any president. he was on the younger side of that greatest generation who joined the navy at age 17 to serve our great military. that service and love of country shaped him into the man of principle that he was, instilling in me those same principles. and think of him, his patriotism, his principles and how he raised me, i am reminded of robert kennedy's words that were mentioned in this trial. few men are willing to brave the disapproval of their fellows, the censure of their colleagues, the wrath of their society. moral courage is a rare commodity than bravery in battle or great intelli

him, his patriotism, his principles, and how he raised me. i am reminded of robert kennedy's words that were mentioned in this trial. few men are willing to brave .isapproval of their fellows rare courage is -- a commodity them bravery in battle or intelligence. yet it is the one vital quality to those who seeks to change a world that yields most painfully to change. cap --y to my colleagues, i fear that moral courage, country before party, is a rare commodity these days. we can write about it and talk about it in speeches and in media, but it is harder to put into action when political careers may be on the line. the dilemma is more difficult than in an impeachment of the president of the united states. i implored my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to stay out of their political and partisan corners. many did but so many did not. continuallyia viewed this entire process through partisan political eyes and how it may or may not affect the election. that is unfortunate. the country deserves better and we must find a way to move beyond su

she had no right to destroy this one filled pecially with such impactful stories of american patriots. presented before the people's house and it belongs to the american people. i am here today. official i have an copy of the president's state of union address signed by the president given to me at the white house today. it will be delivered to the clerk to be archived and preserved for prosperity. or not, he likes it these great american stories will be remembered by history, erased by the speaker. we are better because of them, and we should learn from them and we should be proud that they our future and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to speak out for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. speaker, : mr. obviously each of us had our own reaction to the speech that was president last night. every right, under the first amendment, to say what he believed, what he was going to do, what he wanted us to do. to you that, if i took this card and tore

. >> jimmy: you are from boston, celtics, patriots, et cetera.son root for your team? >> it was a bit of a prerequisite, also, my son, my youngest boy, he played intermural for the knicks, so he's still kind of a knicks fan. he's hoping the knicks will turn it around at some point. >> jimmy: he had the jersey? >> i did the same thing when i played for the as in little league in boston. >> jimmy: if your son decided hey, you know what, i live in lach l.a., i'm a lakers fan, would you be okay with it? >> i've come to realize that they're all professional athletes. it's their livelihood. i don't get mad now. if tom goes somewhere else, i'll support him. he's given us so much joy in six super bowls, i can root for him. >> jimmy: would you ever buy your son a lakers jersey? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you won't have to, because i bought him one. >> oh, wow! >> jimmy: it's a magic, a good way to start. that's for him. >> so when i get home, i'm going to present this, and we're either going to put this in the doggie, oh, that's magic. >> jimmy: yeah, that's like

rob: she has some pipes but not everyone appeared patriotic during the performance, carley shimkus withines siriusxm 115 who was caught maybe not -- >> not everyone was standing during patriotic performance there, jay z and beyonce were seen seated, you can see pictures of them right here, tmz captured video of them remaining seated during the national anthem. the couple becoming topic of conversation on social media, one twitter user writing, i'm so ashamed of beyonce and jay z, they are so fortunate to live in country, they need to go somewhere else. did they stand for j.lo, debbie on twitter praising the performance, wonderful pregame brought tears, glad they finally brought it right. jay z signed deal, there you have it. >> this was potentially one of my favorite things. cryptic black and white photo last week on social media that had everyone wondering what it meant, now we know. >> they say all good things must come to an end, for me, i'm not going anywhere. [laughter] carley: tom brady officially addressing retirement rumors during super bowl commercial for hulu streaming service

play will be orchestrated by 49 ers main man jimmy carroll polo brady's former understudy at the patriots and patrick mahoney of the chiefs who many see as brady's heir apparent. bookmakers offered a tightly contested affair with the chiefs just favorites. with more than $100000000.00 u.s. view is expected to chew name it's not only the usual big brands looking to cash in on lucrative commercial spots as president donald trump and democratic candidate michael bloomberg have reportedly splashed out over $10000000.00 each on hoffa on political costs for this message the stage is set for an epic clash as excitement builds ahead of super bowl $54.00. well before the players take the field some adorable furry friends will take part in what you might call the ultimate tailgating event that's right the puppy bowl is back for a 16th year playful pups from animal shelters around the world will sniff and scratch in a scrimmage that airs a few hours before the main event the rules here are simple simply drag or kick a chew toy into the end zone the ultimate goal though is to win the hearts of potent

i am running because like so many of you, i am a parent and patriot. i have seen the future for our kids and it is not something i'm willing to accept. they deserve better and we must give them better starting on tuesday. [applause] donald trump is our president today because he had a simple, powerful message for our country. he said he would a make america great again. what did hillary clinton say in response? america is already great. you remember that? work foronse did not many americans because the p -- the problems in our communities are to be go. we have to acknowledge their severity and reality, but then we need real solutions that will move our country forward. what were donald trump solutions? will they wall. turn the clock back. bring all the jobs back. you know we have to do the opposite. we have to turn the clock forward. accelerate our economy to buys to the real challenges of the 21st century like climate change . we have to evolve in the way we see ourselves and our work at our value. i am the ideal candidate for this job because the opp

the next election has to be nationalism versus patriotism. the republican party is running under faux patriotism. they attacked my brothers like lt. col. vindman because of where he came from. he signed a contract and served with honor, same with anybody else. they will attack veterans but try to cloak themselves in the valor of others. he decided to do that. we have a choice to make. we have two big a candidate that can say -- or we can pick someone who gets close to it. it will look the same on both sides if we pick someone who decides to wrap themselves in the valor of others. we need to think closely about this. >> just to make sure everyone is paying attention, mr. stuart, what is your strategy? how do you win? >> i am a libertarian. a liberty-minded democrat, but with a lot of conservative principles that i hope independents and even democrats will be open to, thus i am not nearly as concerned about donald trump getting reelected or not as i am about a congress that does not pay attention to what we want. a congress that for 60 years ha

play will be orchestrated by 49 ers main man jimmy carroll polo brady's former understudy at the patriots and patrick mahoney of the chiefs who many see as brady's heir apparent. bookmakers are predicting a tightly contested affair with the chiefs just favorites. with more than $100000000.00 u.s. you is expected to choose in it's not only the usual big brands looking to cash in on lucrative commercial spots as president donald trump and democratic candidate michael bloomberg have reportedly splashed out over $10000000.00 each on hoffa on political cost for this message the stage is set for an epic clash as excitement builds ahead of super bowl $54.00. all right from one football to another let's bring you up to date with the results from this weekend's blueness league games cologne put for goals past free falling freiburg later vosburgh travel to potter born on saturday leipzig drew with. buyer one in mind to go to the top of the table dortmund thrashed only on berlin hoffenheim took down leverkusen dusseldorf were held by frankfurt while out of work took down bremen and on friday. ended

sidney harris at the difference between nationalism and patriotism is a nationalist -- a patriot is proud of what the country has done at a nationalist's pattern of my it has done. the former has a responsibility to make sure the tale is told right. the latter leads to war. i want patriots to defend. use your taking them in my spine. i have four screws. i have served in every major engagement in some form since the balkans. i speak russian, german, serbian. secret for my first clearance and had renewed every year until i was 28 and retire. i retired from the military. when donald trump attacked the u.s. ic, he is not attacking nameless people, he is attacking uniformed personnel. specialists, sailors, people that serve awes. people tended to separate those because they do not know, they assume the nsa is something else. it is not. it is people like us that protect you. not the way our country is supposed to work. what will happen, i predict the steele dossier, i predate the u.s. government on the jamal khashoggi murder. we are going to end up with a bigger disparity between the electoral

play will be orchestrated by 49 ers main man jimmy carroll polo brady's former understudy at the patriots and patrick mahoney of the chiefs who many see as brady's heir apparent. bookmakers offered a tightly contested affair with the chiefs just favorites. with more than 100000000 us year is expected to shoot in its not only the usual big brands looking to cash in on lucrative commercial spots as president donald trump and democratic candidate michael bloomberg cover a poll to be squashed out of a $10000000.00 each on hoffa time political roller coaster approve this message the stage is set for an epic clash as excitement builds ahead of super bowl $54.00. this is the devon is from. coming up next shift living in the digital age looks at how workers are fighting back against digital surveillance all that more coming up thank you so much for watching i think i want. is for me. is for you. is for health. beethoven is for. beethoven it is for.

well sorrow these feelings that have been displayed last night these patriotic feelings by the brick city is who feel that they have finally broken free and overjoyed but also the sadness of the remain as to where are holding candlelight vigils here next to parliament square while the rexx tears were celebrating these deep feelings are not going to go away i think it's a little bit like you are either for this one football team or for the other but there is no not much in between and for boris johnson to bring the country together it is going to be a big toss i brought you some newspapers also to give a flavor of what's going on the fruit bricks a daily express is gushing patriotically saying our time has come then the sun. that's also a break to pay for. is looking more forward and saying make leave no it was so joining in with prime minister boris johnson's message of trying to move forward and bring the country together but indeed it's not an easy talls for boris johnson and his government at all it is not an easy task indeed but you know he has promised to make brags that what he

feelings expressed yesterday and these feelings are not going away the bricks and tears were really patriotic and relishing their freedom they are still feeling like that today and they feel that they have won that there was a victory and i compared a little bit breaks. to football it's you either with one team or with the other team and those divisions are not going to go away very easily in the next years i brought you some papers and the pro european daily express says relishing in that some patriotic feeling saying that our time has come so the time of the breaks a tears and also a pro breaks the sun is a bit more looking forward and says make leave not was so hinting at what's in boris johnson's intraday and his huge task that he has ahead of him of bringing the country together. exactly i mean he's promised to make an incredible success so what are the steps towards that success and are they in fact credible in your estimation. well 1st of all there is everything that needs to be settled with the european union so it's just 11 months that he has said himself as as a timeframe when he re

play will be orchestrated by 49 ers main man jimmy carroll polo brady's former understudy at the patriots and patrick mahoney of the chiefs who many see as brady's heir apparent. bookmakers offered a tightly contested affair with the chiefs just favorites. with more than $100000000.00 u.s. view is expected to change in it's not only the usual big brands looking to cash in on lucrative commercial spots it's us president donald trump and democratic candidate michael bloomberg cover a poll to be splashed out over $10000000.00 each one halts on political glory costs prove this message the stage is set for an epic clash as excitement builds ahead of super bowl $50.00 full. of the top story we're following for you at this hour 2 germans evacuated from china on a german air force plane has tested positive for the coronavirus both arrived in germany on saturday and are now being treated in a clinic in frankfurt. and keep it here i think happy for more on that developing story but 1st up next the czech republic battles to reclaim its once powerhouse status in here appeared soccer in our program sp

sources tell espn brady is evaluating the nfl landscape but still a belief the patriots will convince to stay. talks with other teams can't begin until march 16th. brady and the patriots haven't even started negotiations because of the uncertainty surrounding the nfl's labor agreement. >>> all right. well, up next in "the pulse," a whole new kind of couch potato. >>> also ahead, how much money the average american spends on coffee every year and a new offer to save you big money. >>> plus, how to spend the night inside this elephant. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor sh

klobuchar: the patriotism check. the patriotism check is about a president that stands next to vladimir putin at an international conference, the g20, and when he is asked about interference in our election by a reporter, our president turns to that ruthless dictator and makes a joke about it. think about it. hundreds of thousands of americans, thousands of virginians have lost their lives on the battlefield standing up for democracy, for our democracy, for democracies abroad. that's what world war ii was about. four little girls at the height of the civil rights movement in that church in alabama, they lost their lives, innocence, in -- innocence, because they were trying to be part of that democracy and of the people were trying to show them out of it. the best moments and the worst moments in our country's history is about democracy and our rights and our freedoms and is -- and who is willing to stand up for them and who is not and this president makes the joke about it. so, i don't want us to shut out those voter

quarterback tom brady is open to leaving the patriots.report from nfl media. which claims the football titan has already been in talks with three other organizations. representatives for brady apparently meeting with the charges, the raiders and the indianapolis colts. i cannot imagine him as a colt it. brady joins another team which includes 6 super bowl chaps. carley: i don't think he is going anywhere. getting a lot of laugh with cpac dramatic readings between text messages between former agent peter strzok and ladies and gentlemen. >> omg is he an idiot. >> oh, he is awful. >> america will get what the american public deserves. >> that's what i'm afraid of. [applause] >> cruz just dropped out of the race. it's going to be a clinton-trump race. unbelievable. >> what question mark exclamation point question mark exclamation point question mark question mark? carley: the performance was shortened from the original 50 minute play for cpac. rob: love some good theater. time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. >> world war

the play will be orchestrated by 40 niners main man jimmy polo brady's former understudy at the patriots and patrick mahoney of the chiefs who many see as brady's heir apparent. bookmakers offered it to a tightly contested affair with the chiefs just favorites. with more than $100000000.00 u.s. view is expected to shoot in it's not only the usual big brands looking to cash in on lucrative commercial spots as president donald trump and democratic candidate michael bloomberg have reportedly splashed out over $10000000.00 each on half time political costs prove this message the stage is set for an epic clash as excitement builds ahead of super bowl $50.00 full. length does it for us from here from g.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin up next we will hear how a kangaroo sanctuary in dealing with the impact of australia's devastating bushfire in reporter all that more coming up thanks for watching that one. i'm secure that. that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not a lot of the year we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were alliances of the what's your st