patti! so, i'm really - >> jimmy: yeah >> my first time actually might be my first time talking on "the tonight show. >> jimmy: no way really >> yep i'm usually bound and gagged before, you know - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no >> -- singing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's not, no you've been on the -- you would be on "leno. were you ever on "johnny carson"? >> no. >> jimmy: you were never >> no. >> jimmy: but you loved johnny, right? >> i did love him, but only from afar. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you never got to meet him? >> no, i mean, i did everything because -- well, i had sort of a questionable reputation when i was younger. not for anything really bad, just for bad behavior and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they kept that person off. >> and they wouldn't let me on the show and i actually wrote a letter and -- i said that i would be good. i would even wear a dress and everything, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you never heard back >> only negatively, but i did get a pencil i still have it. it's

patty hearst has been taken into custody.ays patty hearst was picked up today in san francisco. the hearst newspaper heiress has been missing for 19 months. >> by the time patty is finally apprehended, it's almost anticlimactic. patty's famous line when she's taken to the courthouse and asked her occupation, she replies, urban guerilla. >> miss hearst was brought into a group of young people who saw themselves as political idealists. their story seems to say something about the futility of terrorism as a shortcut for persuasion. but somehow the message doesn't seem to be reaching the weather underground or northern ireland or the middle east. >> good evening. for the second time in a month, arab terrorists have staged a bloody attack inside israel. >> it happened in a small settlement called ma'oalt, five miles from the border of lebanon. it began when the terrorists seized the high school. >> in the aftermath of the munich olympic attack, governments finally realized that terrorism was both evolving and becoming worse and th

. >> reporter: what mattered was that the patient was insured so that employees like patty nixon could make sure subsys prescriptions were paid for. >> they were asking me to lie to insurance companies about patients having cancer and cancer pain. a lot of it was word games. when the insurance company would ask the question, does the patient have cancer with breakthrough cancer pain? we would say yes, we're treating breakthrough pain. >> reporter: prosecutors say insurance fraud was just part of the scheme. dissatisfied with sales after three months on the market, insys can a speakers program, supposedly to increase brand awareness. these programs are legal and common to teach doctors about new drugs, but prosecutors argued insys conceived theirs as a front for bribes. pointing to exchanges like this. >> one of the things they do is they identify medical providers, physicians, that are high prescribers of opioids in general. pain management doctors. >> reporter: dr. tam, the pain specialist who treated jeff, was allegedly part of the speaker series. government records show he received

troops being sent to the region to kuwait patty. they're on their way now and they will be over the next couple of days this is of the 82nd airborne out of north carolina it is their immediate response force so this is about $3000.00 soldiers who are specifically trained to be able to jump into an area we believe they're going to be in kuwait and the reason for this is the node be joining the other $650.00 or so who are already deployed after we saw the tensions rising so bring the number to about 3500 and this is because right now the u.s. is just watching and waiting and wondering how iran is going to respond so by setting these forces to the region if there's let's say an embassy they would be the forces who are specially trained to be able to go in and reinforce any american site that feels it is under attack of course nobody knows how iran is going to respond we've been asking centcom about that statement from iraq about whether or not they've had to suspend their operations which were mainly going after i sold and somewhat sur

and patty smith.onversation, you know, i'm a great fan of hearse and also a friend, but i showed her that picture, it opens the book and kind of sets up the book as the immersive falling through the looking glass, you know, alice in wonder land kind of experience, i hope, if i'm successful, and she also as a kid identified with the hunch back of notre dame. he represents the island of misfit toys. >> stephen: i like the idea of the island of misfit toys. did you think of yourself as a misfit toy? >> from the first time i saw rudolph the red nosed reindeer, and it was before my hair curled, i wasn't like the dentist, i was more like the broken toys. i knew i was not strange but i knew i was different. >> stephen: did you find other misfit toys? is that one reason arts and music appealed to you because you were finding other -- because one of the things i love about being in some small way an artist or working with artists is people embrace the brokenness in their life and turn it into something beautif

here comes patti. >> two pairs of shoes. walk, miss patti. you look great.derstated. are you having a big party tonight? you're as blond as can be. >> yeah, i'm blond. i'm having about 200 people, party, sending, everything. >> do you want to give your address out? >> my address is 202018 fun avenue. hey, guys -- >> patti, i got to tell you something. before we move on -- okay, show us, show us. show us. >> my macaroni and greens are in here in this beautiful setting that bill and james helped me do. my macaroni, my cale greens. i have other stuff in the kitchen. but i just want you guys to know how happy i am that you're in my house again. >> patti, you sent us some. we got the mac and cheese, woo egot the kale. i love cornbread more than anything so i'm very excited about the cornbread. >> good. did you get the black eyed peas? you have to have black eyed peas and greens. okay? so now what do you want me to do? you guys make me crazy. >> i want to tell you i have a little bit of a bone to pick with you, miss patti. even though you fed me, last time i saw,

health authorities are fully prepared to deal with it let's speak to patty pain in washington patty the u.s. health secretary being reassuring there how much concern is fair in america right now about the spread of this virus and what measures are in place. quite frankly there's very little concern it's not given a lot of attention in the domestic media pretty much everyone in the country at least in the media is focused on pietschmann and the daily saga that is the impeachment trial in the u.s. senate i can tell you that the u.s. state department though is concerned enough that they have chartered a flight to get diplomatic personnel personnel out of fly them to california that flights leaving tomorrow wednesday early wednesday morning in other making space for american citizens that will have to obviously pay the government back for their flights whatever seats are there americans can jump on board they are going to be screened when they get back before they get on the flight and then when they get back to the united states but as far as this virus getting a lot of attention here in t

kohei now in washington patty what's the word from the u.s. military. absolutely no word at all secretary of defense mark esper was just given a press briefing with his french counterpart and he just simply said we're aware of the situation i have no further information for you at this time we know a little bit about the plane that you see in that video because if you look at it it doesn't look like an american military plane and quite frankly it really isn't we believe it is an 11 there's only about 4 of these planes in the entire air force inventory and they're all based in kandahar what it is carrying it's a break it looks like a private jet and it's designed that way but it's carrying what's called to be a c. and the battlefield airborne communications node so what they found in afghanistan and it was deployed to afghanistan in 2008 where they found as with all the different communication systems that the air force the navy and all the different can commands use they weren't able to talk to each other specifically because the mountain moun

gentlemen, the honorable patty murray, assistant democratic leader of the united states senate, from washington. ms. murray: as a voice here in congress for the great state of washington, i am very honored to congratulate steve gleason on being awarded the congressional gold medal. they don't just give these out, you know. the congressional gold medal is awarded only to the most uncommon people who show incredible bravery, dedication and determination to advance their fields, their country and all humankind. steve is undoubtedly an uncommon person. from an early age, he was an uncommon athlete. in high school in spo can, steve won back-to-back league m.v.p. awards playing football. and went on to play both football and baseball at washington state university, my

and patty culhane who's there for us patty again the biggest developments in the last hour and a half or so is iraqi parliament voting to expel foreign troops including u.s. troops from iraq any reaction from washington or the trump administration. well secretary of state my pump a.o. was doing the rounds of the sunday morning political talk shows as the iraqis were having the vote so he was able to basically brush it off when he was asked about it saying well we hope it doesn't happen because it hadn't actually happened yet but when he was asked about it he made sure to point out that the prime minister is leaving he said the prime minister is under tremendous pressure from iran and that he believes the iraqi people really want the americans to stay this is going to be played to 2 different audiences likely from the trump administration president often does this he wouldn't in the past when there's been a crisis the results he says look i stopped the results of what he's probably going to do to his supporters are you going to say i told you on the campaign trail that i was going to e

indeed patty thank you for that and now that is for the nation live from the pentagon. now to iran we across the country they have been emotional scenes as people bid farewell to a man held in high esteem not just by its leaders but also by much of the population. a friend for more than 30 years and one of his biggest supporters supreme leader ayatollah khamenei based his respects to the family of major general hossam cell in money and the commander in chief of iran's armed forces offered some words of comfort to sell him on his widow you've got to do it is rewarding he faced death a 100 times korean got his duties but he was killed i hope god gives him a higher place in the other war he was eager to martyrdom the supreme leader told the generals daughter how the entire nation appreciated all her father did for his country. a sentiment echoed by president hassan rouhani who also had a strong message for the united states. 'd this great men deserve not to be killed by any ordinary person or terrorist but to be killed by history's biggest terrorist when this general died

thank you very much with the latest from washington on that story patty ca and thank you patty you are with al jazeera live from london much more still ahead and bring you all the latest on canada's investigation into the shooting down of the ukraine international passenger jet we are live in very shortly and then after a 3 year impasse on an island assembly gets back to work while schools wait on urgent funding. hello there still some fairly calm quiet conditions across much of central europe meanwhile through the eastern and the mediterranean seeing some rain but also some snow not just to greece but also to cyprus in fact a pretty good amount of that into the mountains everybody enjoying that it is carrying well out of the picture century or 3 choose a but look at this mass on its way yet again into the u.k. monday is the day for this a windstorm brenden and then hot on its heels is this mass some very strong winds again gale force winds heavy amounts of rain we could be seeing 50 millimeters picking up into parts close to plymouth up into wales northern england and the snow this ag

. >> patty in reidsville, wisconsin, democratic caller. >> thank you. thank you, representative moor. how do we get people to the voting places? so often transportation is an issue, could you help with that? thank you. we need to vote to get this evil man out of office. thank you! >> patty, thank you for that, because i did forget to respond to that with tony's question. we are on the ground leading into this. we have several nonpartisan groups that are working toward making sure that we inform people about election day, how to vote, making sure they have the right credentials, the right voter id. the league of women voters, a nonpartisan group is in fact leading the charge in a legal framework, in a lawsuit to try to prevent the purging of these roles, so it is an all hands on deck kind of initiative. i know that this year, i am planning some great get out the vote efforts just to inform people about what is at stake. you are right, we cannot just sit back and use the old models of campaigning where you only campaign to known voters. you have to go int

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...s] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> good morning. u.s. senators will be on capitol hill will have the trial this morning. >> you don't know what you're going to do but you would do anything to save your child. i would. >> a mountain lion attacking a family in the park. nearly getting away with a three-year-old child. what the father did to get his son away from that big cat. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us and welcome back to mornings on 2, it's already tuesday, january 21st. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning you're waking up wondering is it going to rain on me? >> on you? >>. >> me. >> maybe later. maybe later. . >>> there's some light rain on the way. maybe to the north this morning. through the morning and the afternoon. then we'll start to see this system drop a little bit southward. against some light rain already to the north. we'l

impossible foods provides patties to burger king. a news caused a spike of impossible's competitor, beyond meat as burger king announces plans to test a new meatless breakfast sand, has eggs and cheese on a croissant coupled with a plant based sausage patty from impossible foods. the five test markets are not in the bay area. >> well. >> i've tried the meatless burger at a couple other places and i liked them, the ones i tried. >> you couldn't tell the difference. >> i really couldn't. >> it tastes like chicken, right. >> you know, the one thing about those burgers is if you look, and you're going to, the sodium content is really high. i'm not sure. >> more than a beef patty. >> yes, yes. i'm not sure how truly healthy this is for everybody. i understand trying to get away from meats and the cattle. >> but some people need the iron from beef. it just depends on what you need. >> but clearly a lot of people are interested in this, and there's more and more companies coming up with these meatless it items. >> impossible to supply every

but make sure we get to the table too along with patty. and then the other thing i wanted to take a few minutes to talk about was the youth commission. and i really want to thank our commissioners who are part of this for being there, who came to the meeting and spoke. the more we can involve our youth, i celebrate their voices and their role and their importance in this work. i will share with you one of the comments that the youth commissioner mentioned was the feedback they have received from the community. williams and davis and i went out to the community center a year and a half ago to talk to the youth. we asked them what do you want from this police department. and they said unequivocally, tell them to get out of their cars and get to know us. tell them to get out of their cars and get to know us. so i agree with them the more we can do to create those conversations among our youth and among our officers, the better off we will all be. so thank you again, and i hope we see more of our youth. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i would l

i got all dressed up because patti labelle is in the house. have a seat.ka as flower on thger. just in time for the holidays, patty is gonna share the perfect macaroni and cheese. we've had this debate. okay. if you're ondia, get ready right now. do you use half and half or evaporated mi in your mac and cheese? [crowd chatter] - aah. i still don't know the anngerswo we ,igh in aunn itd here.. also, singer and broadway star, deborah cox, she has a very special project that's near and dear to her heart. it is world aids day. deborah was just at thame we 're a.talking about the ama anhe. two of her biggest fans are here.

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...us jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a major customer of boeing is considering purchasing an additional aircraft. boeing announced yesterday that it does not expect to regulators to approve the 737 for a return to service until mid 2020. >>> general motors has unveiled a driverless car here in san francisco. the cruise origin looks like a cross between a mini van and a trolley. take a look. gm says this production vehicle is geared towards ride sharing. now the vehicle has no steering wheel, no brakes, no driver. a look at the car and why it can be quite awhile before driverless cars will be on the road. >> using what it calls clue technology. gm showed that the true cars of the future will be missing several critical components like the steering wheel, a brake pedal and an accelerator. >> ben mckever is an auto mative at u.c. berkley's advanced technology. >> we're very excited about it and we think it's inevitable. >> experts say while inte

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...s] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> from the time he was drafted into the nba in 1996, straight out of high school to hi >>> we are days away from a car free stretch of market street and what you need to know to avoid getting a ticket. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us and welcome to mornings on 2. it's monday, january 27 and i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> a little bit of fog and a mild pattern, pretty quiet unless you are in the north and you might have to deal with rain but for the rest of us, not much. mostly sunny to the south and mostly cloudy with light rain in mendocino county and lake county north. 40s on the temps and patchy fog. temperatures are mild and will stay that way for a while. don't look for much to happen this week. the tail end could be tuesday but today, mainly 60s to mid- 60s. >>> we do see traffic is going to

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...s] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> we are having difficulties being able to be assured that what we send will get to its destination because of the quarantine. >> the parents of a san francisco man worry about his safety while he's still trapped in the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak. >> plus... >> i don't really see it as it's them over there versus us over here. we are part of a movement to make a better america. >> bay area democrats are stepping in to help their candidates win next week's iowa caucuses. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> well good morning, thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. thursday morning, pam. >> okay. >> it's january 30th i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. also it's friday eve. tomorrow i know we will be wearing red and gold for some reason i think we should. >> i beat you to it. >> you did. >> see look he's got it. >> there we go. >>> 40s and 50s on your temps. a lot of hig

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> we're almost at 4 clob 40 on tuesday morning and then starting to see more clouds moving over the south bay. we will see a hot of clouds today. but the rain holding off in in the upper 40s reaching to the mid-50s by 11:00 and then some low 60s for a high today. we'll talk about this and a pretty big warm-up in the forecast in less than a fewminu. >>> and looking at the san mateo bridge, smooth drive across the ban and that is why the times read out so nicely. 12 minutes across. short across the bay bridge but the shift as more lanes open at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll talk about your commute for tuesday coming up. >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. wall street is pointed toward a slightly higher open this morning after stocks tumbled yesterday amid concerns about the coronavirus including the economic and business impact. asiaaz lower overnight but they are still closed for the l

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...s] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. . >>> breaking news at 5:00, firefighters have to use the jaws of life to pull a man from this car. it crashed at a gas station overnight and amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >>> the countdown to super bowl liv and a warning about fake merchandise. julian is live in miami with what you need to know before you buy any 49ers gear. >> a lot going on on this friday, january 31st. >> we'll check in with mike. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning. >> good morning. hi, everybody. fog is a big issue this morning. south bay, the north bay. the east bay and parts of the peninsula are reserved from dealing with that, but winds with slightly offshore, so i expect this fog in the north bay to cross the san pablo bay and work down both sides of the bay as we head through the morning commute. you can see some of it

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh...car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> we're coming upck out our f today from martinez. we're going to see still a lot of clouds lingering across the bay area. mid-40s as you step out of the door and then warming up to about 60 degrees at noon. not a bad day. and rain, slight chance for the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up next. >>> and a clear view, taillights westbound across the san mateo bridge and that commute has not kicked in just yet. westbound out of the altamont, i'll show you what else you of the you come out of the wall street set to upr the spre of the coronavirus. u.s. markets shook off early markets to end mixed. as earning reports and the w.h.o. decision that the virus outbreak is not a global emergency. on today's watch list, earning for american express. well 40 million consumers who have fallen behind on bills could see credit scores fall even more on changes at one agency. fair isaac which produces the credit score it

check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh... [car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> it is hard to see but i'm going to point out the flashing lights. this is the closure from eastbound 580 at airway boulevard closed because of police activity. the freeway itself has been reopened but it was closed for a short period of time. bob redell is in the area in livermore near the livermore airport. we're following breaking news as one of the top stories. >>> good morning. i'm rahel solomon at cnbc headquarters. wall street is supposed to recover from yesterday's losses sparked by concerns over the threat of the coronavirus beyond china after the cdc confirmed the u.s. case in washington state. boeing said the 737 will not return to service until midyear. asian and european markets are higher and today reports on existing home sales. toyota is recalling 3.4 million vehicles because an electronic defect could result in airbags not deploying in a crash. a majority were recalled in the u.s., the mat

patty call heinous there for us patty again an important vote in the iraqi parliament to expound foreign troops including u.s. troops what have been the reaction so far in washington. so far very little reaction but i should put it in context is that most of the important players are simply not in town the president is in florida when he's at his golf course we can assume he's possibly golfing so keep an eye on twitter in the next couple of minutes because it's about 3 hours and so he might take to twitter in a minute we did hear from the secretary of state mike pompei oh he did several interviews and he sort of brushed it off because the vote was happening at the time so he said look we don't know what's going to happen but this prime minister is leaving office he's facing a lot of pressure from iran insisting the average iraqis wanted the americans to stay so this is going to come down to how the president frames that he's talking to 2 very different audiences so one of the things he's likely to do when it comes to his base is he's going to say this is a strategic defeat as he said bef

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check it out with an extra patty! yeah! okleride! oh hey man, uhh...car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>welcome back the time now 4.30 thanks for waking up with us talking about the forecast which is looking really good where is saying that's a the next couple of days or so it's really going start feeling like spring highs in the 70's, i'm excited about that yeah it's a temporary taste of it but to unusually warm and to january nonetheless cakes 70's just around the corner today we're already can be noticeably warmer than yesterday was with highs rising well into the mid 60's for some parts of the bay. >>you can see the golden gate bridge. it's unclear view this morning. it is not a foggy one of the coast, but it is for some of our inland areas to the fog having formed in the central valley in areas like the tri valley on up to concord then right around san jose definitely experiencing some patches of dense fog.

could have all 3 of you on speed dial take you around right i need to take the next couple of days patty right show lena thank you so much for giving your take on the impeachment hearings helping us understand it a little bit better have a look in my laptop al-jazeera adult com you can follow the chump impeachment she impeachment scuse me trial day full or the latest updates and of course you can follow trump impeachment news again it out is there at dot com thanks so much for watching the find me always online scene next time a. business way to work you know brush power. business leaders just want to find the brass part. al-jazeera ones tells the story of thousands about unions forced by colombia fronts to adopt obscene family names. words this is so offensive that some can't bear to see that the meet. the burden of ridicule that has been passed down through generations. the shame of my name. on al-jazeera. my life laid out in one documentaries that opened nice. on al-jazeera. through all the world war. hello i'm maryam namazie in on them with a quick look at the headlines world health

led coalition forces in iraq we're hearing patty thousands of u.s. troops are on their way to elsewhere in the region. yeah exactly we asked the pentagon about that and how how they're going to respond they really just try to deflect deflect the questions they will ask nato the iraqi is about that so it seems that the u.s. trying to figure out what the response is going to be trying to figure out what's happening on the ground we do know on the ground there can be $3000.00 additional u.s. soldiers headed that way as of last night the pentagon saying that this special operations force special operating force from the 82nd airborne just to clarify they're not like seals but they are soldiers that are specially trained to be able to react quickly to situations so about $3500.00 additional troops going in we believe to kuwait possibly to iraq and they're there really just in case no one knows how iran is going to respond so this is a force that specially trained were of let's say an embassy anywhere in the middle in the middle east was under attack they

wish i could have all 3 if you want speed dial and write i need to take in the next couple of days patti rachels lena thank you so much for giving you'll take on the impeachment hearings helping us understand it a little bit better have a look a my laptop al-jazeera adult comp you can follow the trump impeachment key impeachment scuse me trial day for all the latest updates and of course you can follow the trump impeachment news again it's out is there at dot com thanks so much for watching your funny always on line scenics to update. live. cybering on al-jazeera. and make tension with the u.s. and protests over a plane downing iran's hanum entry election will be held on february 23rd parties to syria explores the phrase of india's religious minorities on the prime minister modi's hindu move. us voters get the last chance to weigh in on the 2020 lection al-jazeera will have comprehensive coverage for new series looks at how female scientists across the globe are opening doors for other women to pursue careers in science and up to 5 years of civil war could bitter rivals agree a peace dea

moment the comments interesting danish can ill for instance says when will the results speak declared patty we don't know so we know that the democrats have 3 days they're on day 2 of the days are all kind of running together. the republicans get 3 so if they take all of their time although that to me is the wild card because they haven't produced the hit the president's lawyers haven't made any legal arguments they're basically reading out his tweets on the senate floor and so they've they're really they might not take their full 3 days if the so if they start on saturday that brings us to tuesday then the senator's good 16 hours of believe it is to ask questions but here's the thing that for senators because you know how much they love to talk they can't talk they've got to write the questions down and the chief justice they have to do a long time they have to write it down and then the chief justice john roberts decides that those questions will be asked so that goes on for 6 weeks the question he does he's the moderator he's the moderator for your daily impeachment and so he they have 1

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but make sure we get to the table too along with patty. and then the other thing i wanted to take a few minutes to talk about was the youth commission. and i really want to thank our commissioners who are part of this for being there, who came to the meeting and spoke. the more we can involve our youth, i celebrate their voices and their role and their importance in this work. i will share with you one of the comments that the youth commissioner mentioned was the feedback they have received from the community. williams and davis and i went out to the community center a year and a half ago to talk to the youth. we asked them what do you want from this police department. and they said unequivocally, tell them to get out of their cars and get to know us. tell them to get out of their cars and get to know us. so i agree with them the more we can do to create those conversations among our youth and among our officers, the better off we will all be. so thank you again, and i hope we see more of our youth. >> thank you. next speaker. >> i would l

from the american people as much as possible but the good news is that chris mentioned, sheldon and patty the american people are focusing on this and republican senators realize that our hope is they will go to leader mcconnell and say obeisance to do whatever trump wants is not serving anybody very well, certainly not the american people. >> is leader mcconnell genuine in making changes or does he have those in his back pocket? >> i don't know. >> did you get any since he was ready? >> i got a sense that a large number of republicans thought it was egregiously unfair. it is still unfair. we hope it is a prelude to putting pressure on mcconnell for real votes and getting witnesses and documents that we have asked for and if they have other suggestions about witnesses and documents that have direct effect on the trial and knowledge of what happened when the aid was cut off we are open to hearing about it. >> how much coordination are you having with house managers? >> not very much. we are not like mcconnell. we are not secretive or close to the best. three weeks ago i sent a letter to ev

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witness deb debbie stabenow on the farm bill or patty mother murray -- patty murray -- -- the u.s. senate. so a lot of times you see the women showing this kind of leadership, and i think there's a lot more trust because there's only 20 of us, and we have of course our do e every other month dinners and what we say about the men never guess out of the room. of course we never talk about. the. just kidding. but i think that's been important part of the senate, the women senators. >> as transcribe i never elected woman to national office, sarah palin was animal nateed as vice president on the republican ticket in 2018, hillary clinton is now favored to win the democratic nomination for.from 2016 and carly fiorina is running in the g.o.p. race. to what degree do you think jenner is a fact -- gender is a factor. >> go to the governor level. it's been difficult for women to win ines to type of jobs we have gotten better in senate but we're still 20%. first there's. the modify issue. a lot of men give money to men. and a lot of men are in business and so the more we get women in business

i'm not really sure of the connection but i like doughnuts and no, i'm not trying any of those pattiesth plants. liz: i'm telling you, you would be surprised pleasantly. melissa: no, i won't because i'm not trying it. liz, you are so much more adventurous than i am. i'm not interested in that. i want a cheeseburger. i like in n out, i like mcdonald's. i'm a cheap date. i need the real beef. liz: i like their burger, too. i'm a cheap date -- let's go out together. melissa: we'll do it. coming up on "after the bell" we will be watching for president trump to make new remarks as he leaves the white house. the president will hold a campaign rally tonight in milwaukee, wisconsin. it's a crucial swing state for him, as the democrats prepare to take the stage in iowa for the first debate of this year but of course, the 10,000th of this cycle. >>> plus we take a deeper look into tomorrow's two big headlines. that split screen we will be watching all day. president trump expected to sign phase one of the trade deal in china, as the house will vote to send the articles of impeachment over to the

impossible foods is the company that supplies all of those plant patties and now is expanding into porkas found its way into big-name restaurants across the country. but is alternative meat all it's really hyped up to be? nbc's jo ling kent has the spotlight? >> reporter: the race to carve up the meat market is heating up. this week impossible foods beefed up its roster of meat alternatives, serving up new plant-based pork and sausage. >> i can see there's a sizzle. you have the fat coming out of it. you can also get the aromas. >> smells like pork, looks like pork. >> reporter: all without the pig. >> we're seeing a lot of consumers, especially millenials who really want to make that choice not to eat animals anymore because of the environmental impact. and this is a product that can satisfy all of their meaty needs. >> reporter: here we go. we were among the very first outsiders to taste test it. >> what do you think? >> reporter: it's good. >> if you were tasting that side by side with ground pork, would you know the difference? >> reporter: i don't know that i would. impossible says

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e house called 17 witsses but washington senator patty murray argues witnesses are critical to a fair trial making it all the morurgent that we he not just from john bolton. but from other key advisers to the president who are inolved in his actions in ukraine but the white house se a letter trying to block the release of portions of bolton's book saying the book contains top secret classified information new mexico, senator martin heinrich says he wants to know exactly how much the president's legal team knew about bolton's book the white house was sitting on a manuscript that it was reviewing. >>that had a first pers witness whwas in the room saying effectively yes there waa quid pro quo in washington, alexandra leigh mound. >>the g p o allo. >>o coming up how hard can it be dispelled garoppolo well apparentl pretty are we go to miami a quiz that bans on abortion and a quarterback last name that's in few minus, a scholar gavin newsom continuing threats against pga's say if the utility esn't hold up its end of >>as the genie continues rough its bankruptcprocess governor gavin newsom

. >> welcome to the museum, i'm patty vice president of exhibits and clinton. here we are at the prologue of our newest exhibit, rise up stonewall and the lgbtq human rights movement. stonewall was an event in the summer of 1969, an uprising and a gay bar in new york city. that propelled forward, the modern-day lgbtq rights movement. this is where we tell that story, of how ordinary americans, use their first amendment freedoms, freedom of speech, the price, petition, assembly and religion, to advocate for change, and release change society. now we will walk around the corner, in this prologue area. we will look at some artifacts from two of the earliest lgbtq rights organizations, that rose up in the 19 sixties and fifties. game eric and lived in fear and secrecy for much of the force of the early century. they arrested for showing this displays in public, they be arrested it was a difficult time for being a gay american. the story you see the rise of a few early lgbtq roofs, social groups. such as the magazine society, where people are meeting in secret to ta

patty price has changed the lives of thousands and we are all so grateful for her work. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate a group of young men who had an excellent undefeated season at l.s.u. and won the national championship. i also rise to congratulate coach orgeron for his leadership in shaping not only those young men on the field but off the field also. mr. richmond: i also take great pride, mr. speaker, in recognizing one outstanding individual on that team, his name is grant delpit, he was my first batboy at the congressional baseball game last year. he was a unanimous all american. this year he caused a fumble in the national championship game. more importantly, his parents, lawyer, law enforcement, his grandmother serves on the board of a charter school in my district. they are an e

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patty couture's 16th goal. sharks lead it 2-1. they are forced into overtime. 2.58 last, burns fires away. thornton the assist. puts him alone in seventh place on the all-time nhl assist list. >>> on the over in dallas for jason garrett. it's always a rumor. nine seasons with the cowboys. no playoffs this year. an 8 and 8 record. great roster on paper with talent. jerry jones has had enough. jason garrett out. >>> home alone over the christmas holidays can be danger for teenagers. but check this. a couple of kids who found a good use for their time, i would say. >> they've got basically a three-tiered house. and they developed this little miniature golf shot. >> good camera work too. >> follow the bouncing ball. >> i'm just wondering how many times it took them to get this. >> so many. >> i was gonna sate first try. >> there you go. >> it's not even over yet. >> oh,. no >> wait for it. >> just a little excited. >> that was so cool. >> i love that. >> a lot of engineering. all those kids are headed for mit. >> and. >> that's the sp