ren's parents worked as teachers in the southern chinese province of. he's the oldest of 7 children. here i don't care where you are. mouser don't proclaim the creation of the people's republic of china on october 1st 1949 after years of civil war and the conflict with japan. in 1958 mouse efforts to quickly transform china's economy from one based on farming to one based on industry resulted in a famine that killed at least 18000000 people. in 1966 mile launched the cultural revolution to purge chinese society of capitalism and traditionalism. cautious hope but. i didn't know what to do back them one can enjoy on the one hand i wanted to go out onto the street and demonstrate like the others get back to each subject here but at the same time so i was worried about my family solution we were in a very difficult position charged him generational of fortune or my father was arrested during the cultural revolution as an alleged capitalist is going to get noticed through work by the old fart has locked him up an account that. people used cowsheds as jailers

one way was founded in 1987 by ren ge a former military engineer. his life reflects not only the successes but also the difficulties that the people's republic of china has experienced since its foundation. or chile sheldan emerged a favorite memory of my childhood is one of hunger sources and we never had enough to eat so those were difficult years you go through or a short dry cat dreaming that i would eat a loaf of bread and then another and another and dumplings to work in st john's shop and every night before i fell asleep i think about eating street not about school or my future i just wanted to have a full stomach for once. chutzpa could support his photos but. ren's parents worked as teachers in the southern chinese province of. he's the oldest of 7 children. here i don't care where you are. mouser don proclaimed the creation of the people's republic of china on october 1st 1949 after years of civil war and the conflict with japan. in 1958 mao's efforts to quickly transform china's economy from wonder . based on farming to one based on indus

isis is a natural enemy of iran the destruction of isis is good for ren and we should work together on this and other shared priorities finally to the people and leaders of iran we want you to have a future and a great future one that you deserve one of prosperity at home in harmony with the nations of the world the united states is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it. i want to thank you and god bless america thank you very much thank you. ok if you're just joining us the u.s. presence there donald trump commenting publicly for the 1st time on the iranian missile strikes on basis housing u.s. troops in iraq that was in retaliation to the u.s. airstrike that killed iranian general money and we heard the president get deliver a wide ranging statement there 1st saying that american people should be grateful and happy because no american iraqi lives were lost in those arraigning missile strikes he also said that iran appears to be standing down which is a good thing and of the president reiterated that the u.s. was right to strike and kill general soleimani he then also talked abo

functional there were also know commons from the crew upon arrival since the crush coincided with the ren launching missiles that u.s. bases in iraq some experts say the plane may have been shot down canada's prime minister justin trudeau said his country would join any probe our government will continue to work closely with its partners to ensure that this crashes thoroughly investigate it canadians have questions they deserve answers. say categorically one way or another that the plane was not shot down. but i cannot it is too early to speculate i would encourage people not to not to speculate u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has said he wants the u.s. to be involved in the probe but the iranians say they won't hand over the black box to boeing initially iranian and ukrainian officials both blamed mechanical problems but the ukrainians later backpedaled declining to offer a cause while the investigation is going on. well for more on that plane crash i'm joined by aviation expert geoffrey thomas jeffrey we're still looking for answers as to what caused this plane crash there has bee

they wanted to protect the iconic japanese car brand from being swallowed up by its french partner ren no among those he named was the man who replaced him a c.e.o. . he responded in no uncertain time. we discovered his extensive fraud 2 years ago he was my trusted boss and we felt very betrayed and now i feel betrayed once again. connell is going was initially accused of falsifying company accounts he was arrested and then later released on bail last week he escaped to lebanon by hiding in a musical equipment box go in is a lebanese citizen he's now unlikely to face a japanese trial as japan and lebanon do not have an extradition treaty. just under a year ago france and germany created a special investment vehicle to shield e.u. companies in iran from u.s. sanctions the idea to help iran's economy give tehran more reason to abide by nuclear commitments it has worked out of european investment in iran continues to fall can't come close to making up for the country's lost oil sales through sanctions now many iranian businesses are wondering if things will ever turn around . entrepreneur

. >>> for perhaps trying to emulates the approach of ren kwez quest and saying i did nothing in particular and i did it very well >>> a temporary state of emergeancy is in effect in west virginia where they say members of a violent supremacist group was arrested in july >> reporter: just days before the gun rights activist is expectededs to, they're unveiling a violent white supremacist group. they're saying the men had discussed attending the rally. and ralph norton learning hite groups planned to leave the forecast >> we received credible intelligence fl are groups for the rally planned. >> the monday rally planned in process for a tougher gun laws he fears the march by charlottesville, virginia. >> if it's anything like charlottesville, ticket scary. >> reporter: but critics say it's an assault on their second-amendment rights. >> reporter: what do you think of the governor declaring a state of emergency >> that's just showing off for what come to the capitol as we always -- no >> reporter: virginia is on high alert. the governor has imposed a temporary bans on guns and all weapons from

and i put it on to go to the ren fair but then i got lost. and i'm not a good driver. traffic island and if someone had looked over they would have just seen me in a wizard outfit in a subaru crosscheck like rifling through my glove compartment for my insurance with like a brene brown audio book xwlaft iblasti. >> jimmy: it's like a goiko commercial they cut. >> yes. that's right. that's very funny. >> jimmy: so you are on this new show "avenue 5." which is written by armando eye nuchi. he's the creator of the show and "veep" as well. another fantastic show. >> he's amazing. >> jimmy: and i love the idea of this show. >> the show takes place 40 years in the future and it's about a luxury space cruise that gets knocked off course. and very quickly civilization on the ship sort of disintegrates. it's almost like a gilligan's island if it turned into a lord of the flies in space. it's one of those shows. >> jimmy: are you a space guy? are you interested in that kind of stuff? >> no. i'm not especially interested. like but my father, who grew up during the space race, for

conventional weapons used, also appeared to have been some kind of warning received because the air raid sire rensegan to sound element two hours before the missiles hit the target so iran trying to get ahead of this and saying in advance this was going to be a proportionate and symmetrical atta attack, trying to take the pr-high ground, if you out of keeping proxies throughout the region such as i am where hezbollah is headquarters, the islamic miltitary group estimate to have an army bigger than lebanon with targets just across the border in israel they've been waiting to hear how donald trump will respond, as is the rest of the region the ball is now in donald trump's court. back to you. >> sure is thank you chris in beirut in consequential morning. thank you. >> back in washington members of congress are voicing concerns, house speaker pelosi saying the u.s. cannot afford war and has been critical about the administration's decision to kill soleimani what else are we hearing from members of congress? >> they're looking back and looking forward. looking back to get a briefing on what prompted t

at this midwinter storm already starting to make its way right into california along the northwest ren rit now no arri inthe bay area in just a few hours in the overnight hours but peaking fothose of you in the north bay right around sunrise, but for the sanfrancisco peninsula and in the east bay we' gng to notice the bulk of that wet weather right around mid morning at 9 o'clock but for those of you in the south bay. it won't arrive until your noon lunch time hour scattered showers by your thursday afternoon with the threat of pop-up thunderstorms starting thursday afternoon through thursday night daytime highs will be on the cool side low to mid 50's but then we are goingto warm up very nicely so with the storm we're going to get anywhere from about a half an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area higher amounts though for parts of the north thank you thank you for being with us tonight we'll see tonight at 8 o'clock z3pg z1ncz y3pgqy y1ncy satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59.at 52 celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of th

then, wisconsin democratic congresswoman ren moore will be wisconsin talk about as a campaign 2020 battleground state. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. next, the house debates the resolution of authorizing managers for the senate impeachment trial of president trump. speaker pelosi named seven managers. adam schiff, jerrold nadler, hakeem jeffries, zoe lofgren, val demings, jason crow, and sylvia garcia. the what purpose is gentleman from new york seeking recognition? t to house resolution 767, i now send to the desk a resolution appointing authorizing managers for the impeachment of donald john trump president of the united states and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. schiff, mr. nadler, mrs. love green, misdemmings and mr. crow are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment manager against donald john trump a message be sent to the

isis is a natural enemy of iran the destruction of isis is good for ren and we should work together on this and other shared priorities finally to the people and leaders of iran we want you to have a future and a great future one that you deserve one of prosperity at home in harmony with the nations of the world the united states is ready to embrace peace with all who seek it. i want to thank you and god bless america thank you very much thank you thank you. ok we've just been hearing a live press conference from the u.s. president donald trump addressing the issue which originated from dozens of ballistic missiles at 2 u.s. military bases in iraq iran's military called the move revenge for the death of its top general. who was killed in a u.s. drone strike last week i. want to go back to that it. was. i myself strikes happened at exactly the same time of night as the assassination of cellar money $5.00 days earlier and the secretary of iran's supremes national security council tweeted this image of the over 18 flag not some apparent reference to trump's tweets of the u.s. flag just af

some recent comments by government officials, an attorney publicly basically comparing our founder ren zhengfei offer to license 5g technology which means the u.s. government could then seek all the hardware and software. he likened it to elon musk tweaked panama deep trouble with the fcc calling is offer to license 5g technology to america's basically the equivalent of a criminal fraud, which is objectively by any measure completely false. finally, another example what specifically is we update our equipment, software updates from china. the government official said that. that is demonstrably false. the bottom line is and, of course, the government official to visit because they are hearing one side of the story. they are not willing to listen to us or other major experts that are saying no. the real cybersecurity risks, and all the equipment, the carriers and equipment providers have to be subject to strict scrutiny and testing of products and conformance of measures. because the bad guys can hack into everybody's product, particularly with the global supply chain deeply embedded in

ren of course stay with kron on for the lest on the impeachment trial. >>we'll be carrying the trial live on our 24 7 commercial free streaming news service always available all the breang news, the traffic, the weather kron on make sure yodownload it toy and take with you as you e on the go. we're checking in on the forecast we have meteorologist john sure able joning us this morning because we had a little bit of rain yesterday well mae i should say a little bit because i don't know how much we have i woke up this morning think i slept through the storm en woke up this morning. it was soggy outside so much rain and gusts came and went. >>i pretty much let took my dog out what the right back but yes i think you could say a little bit ok because compared to last week it was little bit got her to that so we did ha some lighter showers yesterday a few moderate areas and eir 2 definitely nough to have kept inside probabla little bit more so thanyou usually do during your late afternoon hours and maybe even slowed you down a little bit on your drive home fro

well i'm terry barton good to have you with us it ren has said that it will no longer abide by any limits of a 2015 nuclear deal with world powers the announcement came after a u.s. drone strike on friday killed the country's top general as well as an iraqi militia leader in baghdad on sunday large crowds in iraq and mourned the death of a money. grief and outrage as tens of thousands in the iranian city of mashad accompanying the body of general cause some saudi money to a shrine a popular hero and close ally of the country's supreme leader. of the his assassination is considered a declaration of war by many iranians. in the parliament cries of death to america in support of rational the 7th action of the us president is considered a military of terrorism. only if you want to know the dissent then sure will have painful consequences for you bush and the ripple effects are being felt already the parliament in neighboring iraq has voted to end the us military presence in the country some $5000.00 u.s. troops are stationed there on the streets of baghdad fears that instability will only get

sophie says the they shouldn't be child ren's attention.. but i would be anonymised. as if... thanks for being with us, and have a jolly good weekend. bye. good morning. in rainbow behind me might give you an indication of the type of weather we expect today. across the uk. that is right, a mixture of sunny spells, and showers. most of the showers will be focussed on a couple of wetter fronts, moving from west to east. 0ne fronts, moving from west to east. one in england and wales, the other one across scotland and northern ireland. low pressure to the far north. blustery winds in the far north. blustery winds in the far north of scotland. you can see as the showers progress east ward, this afternoon, sunshine to the east and to the west of that, there will be sunshine widely in scotland and northern ireland, just that band of rain moving through south—west scotland, and moving through northern ireland. maximum temperatures today getting up to 7-10, temperatures today getting up to 7—10, maybe 11 in east anglia and the south—east. through t

their fingers, and some other things i think that we're just scratching the surface of this energy ren nance. it's good for business, it's good for the economy and good for working men and women that all they want to do is be able to keep a roof over their head, food on their table, and provide for themselves and their families. (applause) >> thank you, thank you terry. you bring up an important point about infrastructure investment. i think a recent study has incated that we need more than a trillion dollars in investment in infrastructure in order to keep up with growing global energy demand. so critical. my next question is for you, mike, our celebrity guest. you've spent a lot of time on the front lines talking to american workers, hearing their stories, retelling them on your broadcast, including spending time with workers in our industry. as you know they're very, very proud not only of what they do but in terms of what we've been able to achieve, and with regard to this new american energy leadership age. my question is, how do we tell that story of progress and bring that pride

terror threat did it up there was a lot of anxiety about the slowing growth in china -- even before the renatcheted up. are you expecting to see any kind of reality celebration in chinese growth -- reaccerlation in chinese growth? leland: people are used to surges in growth. datawe are seeing in our is extraordinary provision of credit to corporate. our corporate borrowing numbers are off the charts. our bond sales are off the charts. we show shadow financing having come back. ampleseeing this provision of credit to corporate and seeing the economy not fall further. that is not exactly a bullish story. it shows that things are not falling too much and they are paying a pretty heavy cost to do it. joe: got a stock somewhere. thank you very much to china beige book's ceo, leland miller. we have breaking news. the firm is said to take a 17% toke in -- medical manufacture interventional cardiology and radiological procedures. a $2 billion company. you see the stock surging 10% after start board confirmed building that stake in merit medical systems. scarlet: a 9% stake in the company. coming up

they obtain the rens and by the end of the year folks in the circle have to buy the rens and turn them back into epa. we have petitioned the epa to move the point of obligation further downstream to those who are blending it. we think that makes a lot of sense for reasons i can get into if you want to see me afterwar.s they spend more on rens than they pay their employees. it's the number two cost in their operation outside of buying crude oil. that's why it's a big concern. all right. going back to the rfs and the reasons why it was created. one of them was foreign oil dependence lessening here. here the shale revolution helped this picture. that line crossed the zero mark now. we're nit petroleum exporting country now. as you'll see, the deputy administrator of the eia testified that it really wasn't the rfs that played a role in that. it was the production boom that played a role in that. the rfs did play a modest role but not the driving factor. rfs had a goal, and that was to diversify the fuel of the united states. we had been producing ethanol in the united states for many years

you are on the civil war battlefield, there, too because there's the ren building at the college of william and mary. so my goal is to make you realize that this is an exciting, sexy topic and yes, you'll want to buy the book that doug and i are working on and yes, you'll want to bid on the walking tour that's in the back and i will also do it in the lens through personal stories because for the guys that fought there, this battle was immensely confusing and since we're not standing on the battlefield today where i can point and say there is where the first massachusetts was, i'm not going to talk about heavy battlefield maneuvers. it doesn't pair well with a heavy, big lunch and then i'll talk about what preserves it and you're on point and on tank the next couple of speakers and these are forgotten battles and what we've not asked ourselves as a community is what can we do to fix it? so off we go. why here? when i arrived to williamsburg, the articles said it was ill conceived and poorly planned and of course, you have all these people who have benched their careers on backseat generaling

it requires all new construction and ren novations of municipal buildings to be all electric including libraries, community centers and offices. this move is meant to help produce green house gas emissions as san francisco takes more steps in fighting climate change. >>> happening today the mayor of alameda. in which he'll ask governor gavin newsome to take steps to phase out the use of fossil fuels in california. the officials say they're pushing for a comprehensive climate emergency plan. to phase out the production and use of oil and gas in our state. >>> time is now 6:08. sal is back. hey sal. everybody behaving for you right now. >> for the most part it looks like a typical commute dave. gasia, headed out towards the macarthur maze. it's beginning to back things out on 80 and if you're driving from rich land area and trying to get onto westbound 80 it might affect you as well. as you can see 27-minute time is not too severe but that may go up as the commute gets a little longer at the bay bridge it's 20 minutes there. we have been looking at the rest of the east bay and i like wha

heavy rainfall on forest knolls, ren wood, san rafael, and even light showers pushing into san francisco at this hour. here's a live look at the camera looking south. temperatures running in the low 50s from concord, oakland, livermore. upper 40s in san jose and santa rosa. the winds are ramping up for us with this cold front. looking at 20-mile-per-hour winds in free mont, 20-mile-per-hour winds in downtown san francisco and for sfo. 26-mile-per-hour winds in oakland. in the southeast, 21 in berkeley, looking at 17-mile-per-hour winds in vallejo. the strongest winds, the timing of that will be with the cold front pushing through from 7 a.m. to around 10 a.m. with that front. behind it, we will have scattered showers and thunderstorms possible through the afternoon. the winds will be easing as well later today. a lot of snow in the sierra. it is snowing now in the sierra, a winter storm warning today into tomorrow. snow, 1 to 3 feet possible. here's the reason why. the powerful storm system is dropping the cold front our way. let's time it out hour-by-hour. here we are 8 a.m. with the st

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christina ren done is rendon is in our newsroom right now. >> the funeral for iranian general qassem soleimani is now in day 3. a precession got under way in the city of kerman. we understand that thousands of people are still in the streets there today, reporting at least 40 people were killed and 213 were injured. no word as to what set off the stampede. the funeral is now delayed over concerns of the massive crowd and it follows the precession into iran yesterday that drew more than 1 million people. 00-0000 people. american troops in iraq and accused him of plotting a new attack just before his death. president trump has defended the air strike and said the u.s. is ready to strike should iran respond and. today iran's parliament has passed a bill declaring all u.s. forces as terrorist. and the secretary of state are expected to brief the senator about the air strike. live in the newsroom ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> we're now getting reports that the u.s. border patrol is detaining and questioning iranian americans. the detentions happened over the weekend at the u.s. borde

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joining me now contributor natasha burt ren, you wrote this article.k us through your reporting, if you will. >> what we found the president seems to be echoing russian disinformation when he says ukraine meddled and the dnc was hacked not by russia but ukraine, that the server, the dnc server was in ukraine and being pro tefrgtd by forces there. this is something we found that was actually floated by the russians as early as 2015, this idea that the clinton's campaign was tied to ukraine, and somehow that relationship was going to evolve into a potential symbiotic relationship come 2016. they threw everything they could against the wall and settled on this idea she was receiving help from oligarchs there in terms of her election campaign. the kremlin floated this, saying because this information against paul manafort was released, forcing him to resign from the campaign, that was evidence of some kind of ukrainian operation to hurt trump's campaign. but of course there's no evidence that there was any kind of topdown interference campaign like the rus

though they're doing something and something may do it's going on and i have a 3 time liar oh it'll show ren one a day live in an ace and where they will not be exerted by the color to mass yeah and but by the content a back errant of i haven't i am was now you have 250000 people you know gathered in one place seemingly on the same page see many there to idolize the kind of iconic values that dr king represented at the end and even if people who are going to eyes of mars recognize that king would be the centerpiece you know a philip randolph in particular you know exactly what he was doing that dr king would come on and move that crowd is such a way that no other speaker in this country could do on average 3 in bed one day the home it out of barack obama with it's been such a race with the governor having him going after tripping with the words a better position another fictitious one day night that in alabama the little black boy was in fact won't be able to join hands and i'm afraid gordon right good at this is going to drop a bomb a free. everything is i have a dream. i have a dream i hav

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abc insider bill matir weighs in with the ren any victory parade remains in san francisco. >> inside word it's san francisco. the city is in talks with the 49ers preliminary on the idea of having it in the city. the reason is the skyline behind us, iconic, big, a play to throw the confetti on and capture the moment and santa clara doesn't have that. >> but dramatic skyline or not, he says there may be behind the scenes northbounding going on. >> one of the factors in here that has to be negotiated is the thing called cost. im, throwing a ticker tape parade through downtown san francisco is not cheap. and one of the questions is how much are the 49ers going to be willing to give, like the warriors and giants have to oakland and san francisco for past parades, and how much gets picked up by the citizens of san francisco. >> whoever ponies up legions of niners fans would say money well spent >>> kyle shanahan hand and george sherman and richard kittle were among those talking to the press before leaving for miami tomorrow. david louie has more. >> if ner secret plays up their sleeves we

and as a result of the incidents we're told there should be more of a police rens here at altimira middle school. this took place according to the victim when she was walking to school. now according to the sheriff's department, they say that the suspect kidnapped and sexually assaulted that teenager, a 14-year-old yeld morning before letting her go. she did inform school administrators and then in turn contacted the sheriff's department. now while deputies were investigating this incident, they get a call about another possible kidnapping involving yet another student. now both of the victims in the cases describing what sounded like the same person that was also in the same car. now deputies were able to locate the man in his car within a mile of the campus here in sonoma in a matter of hours. now the suspect is in custody and off the street but there is still a sense of worry for parents. >> it is ridiculous and it is work now, knowing that anything could happen. >> reporter: now students are being toto this morning and to be aware of surroundings. we expect the police patrols to be in

it reay is exploding there's now 5400 confirmed cases there in china and the death toll to has now ren to 132 and there are more tha70 cases that are outse of china germany. >>has at least 4 people there who they say got the virus from a person who had flown to beijing. d this uld be he first human to human infection on ropean sl. alsohe united arab emirtes is the virus in the middle east and that case e infected person hacome from will han china yeah and happening now we have several airlines canceling flights to cha because of this growing threat of the corona rus tt's one of our big stories this morning even re flights, let's check with kron four's will tran see the difference one of the biggest us carrier in a couple of days will not be sending peopleto asian places, including shanghai. >>d hong kong we are at united international earlier you saw me a unted domestic domestic flights are fine, i wa to make that crystal clear is the nternational flhts right now if you are flying to shanghai, you can see there's a to 35 ight in one oh 5 flight as well, it is still ongoing for the next

about what had begen a straight jacke, 3.5% of gdp surplus as a result of the program and the desire to ren re-negotiate this. you are talking to european p t partne partners, how do you see the flexibility that you may have and making investment decisions? >> we are 3.5% restriction on our primary surpluses. it is a policy that comes in a different era. it was agreed at a time when there were concerns of our debt sensibility. the idea was simple. we keep greece on a tight fiscal leaf. we'll do the same thing of dropping the prices in the first place. i think we have every reason to argue this is no longer the case today. we need to change the 3.5% starting in 2021. this is what i said when i got elected. i don't want to change the target of 2019 or 2020. why? because i need time to establish my credibility. we are starting this discussion in earnest with our creditors and the euro group. we'll have the support. i will see after my discussion. imf have argued convincingl convincingly -- as we continue these discussions with european partners and it is also very important to point out that w

it is not a method for ending bl blig rens with a foreign power.will remember it for years. the hawks on our side, those seeking regime change in iran, will see it as a deliberate leading step toward their goal of toppling the ie toe la, replacing the leaders iran has with the ones we allow them to have. i sometimes think when president trump is leading prepared lines he doesn't quite grasp what those around him like mike pence and mike pompeo have put into his mouth, words like regime when referring to the iranian government. this week they put this word in his mouth. last week they put the blood on his hands. that's "hardball." "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> tonight on a special edition -- >> the president must be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> donald trump gets his trial date. >> she doesn't want to put in the articles it's so weak. >> new signs that there may be impeachment witnesses. >> we need witnesses, ladies and gentlemen. >> tonight what we know about the looming trial of donald trump and new reporting that the p

ren, the founder and sort of visionarbehind huawei, has said that he would rather shut the company downer compromise its customers' private or data. the u.s. government counters by saying, you may not have a under what is known as the 2017 chinese national intelligence law, it appears huawei could actually be coerced and required intelligence, if ainese william brangham: the u.k., in its decision-making, said, we'ro only going to what they admit is a high-risk vendor to have access to one part of their netwk. and they say this will be quarantine huawei or otherlly manufacturers from one part of it, and everything will be secure. is that true? garrett graff: so, t. has a very long history with huawei as a key vendor of b telecom, b.t. and so they just approach this issue differently from the u.s. they think that there's sort of these two sides of the coin, data access and network availability. and they're sort of making the choice that we can limit huawei's data access to the network, while just and risking this open question about the network availability, whether huaw could still turn

bush to succeed ren wis as justice.amously told his confirmation hearing as a supreme court justice he'd strive to be a neutral umpire. >> >> i'll remember it's my job to call balls and strikes and not to bat. >> reporter: he wrote the court's decision that saved obama care. after obama criticized the supreme court decision during his state of the union speech as the justices sat nearby, roberts wondered why they even bothered to attend. >> to the extent the state of the union has degenerated into a political pep rally, i'm not sure why we're there. >> roberts clashed with president trump, too, after the president tweeted criticism of what he called an obama judge. in a rare public response, roberts said the courts don't have partisan judges. it's an independent judiciary, he said. roberts says rehnquist will preside over the senat c be overturned. the role of the chief justice is quite limited as william rehnquist said in evaluating his own turn in fulfilling that duty. quote, i did nothing in particular, and i did it

we think of james corden and john oliver, helen mir ren.what ricky gervais was like on the golden globes. >> sure. >> you've got that stream of vituperative reactionary bile, hating on anything progressive, anything kind offer thoughtful or tolerant. and that is a daily diet in britain in the tabloids and in social media. so meghan, i think they were a little bit naive and optimistic the way they went into it. but they're getting that day in and day out. i think they're fed up with it. >> i was on a bus out at the airport in britain one time many years ago, and the bus driver who was a man of color. i don't know what his background was. he slammed the door because it was time to move, and this older british guy outside the bus started yelling, this is why i left the uk 30 years ago. i think we found your guy. thank you. >> thank you indeed, chris. >> thank you for coming on the program. >>> up next, trump may not like the word "assassination" used in connection with soleimani, but it's what he approved. you're watching "hardball." [♪] are y

the tracks ran due south from a depot called ren oak station right here. and the tracks were elevated as they traversed the ground between the depot and the bridge. there was a large grassy field with growth almost shoulder high on the upstream side and a wheat field to the left and ground separated by hedge rows and drainage ditches. if you go to this wonderful battlefield park, has anybody been here? three or four people. put that on your list, because the battlefield looks just like it did in 1864. wilson opened the action with an artillery bombardment at maximum range from high ground around mulberry hill and the mcfail house which is now part of the park and periodically open to the public as an 18th century home out there in the middle of nowhere. farn hold would run empty trains back and forth and have his men cheer as if reinforcements were coming. mrs. mic fail told wilson there were 10,000 confederates in front of them. couch took a look and said maybe we ought to leave well enough alone here, general wilson. wilson would have none of this. i dir

i wanted to know do you support governor braynard's vision for the community ren. act reform, and is something we could see the fed formally propose at some point? >> so let me say that i think this is a good time to do, to do, to update cra really in a way that is a win/win both for the intended beneficiaries -- low and moderate income communities -- and also for banks that would like to have more certainty about, about what does and doesn't qualify and that sort of thing. the law can both be more effective and more efficient, it comes down to, and we think this is a good -- it's also just ad good time to take onboard the way the delivery of banking services has changed through technology and demographic change as well. we worked very hard to try to get on the same page with the other two agencies. we think that an interagency final rule together would be the best outcome. we're sorry we haven't been able to get there, and we still hold out some hope that we will be able to. we've spent a lot of time on research and analysis and looking at meaningful reform. you s

. >> it ren itenriches for a long and for a long time i don't feel like we did that. >> it wasn't encouraged when joy and i were younger -- >> i remember when i was in junior high i would watch the boys play instead of playing myself. >> i wanted to play softball so badly but there were no girls playing softball. it was crazy. >> my dad used to take me to games growing up and i like that people get aggressive and the players fight. we would always be like, fight, fight, fight at the coyotes game. i think it's amazing. >> it's getting -- you're getting -- everything is moving because you're moving on the ice and it's not slow, you know, and it keeps you aware of what's going on around you. >>> and so, just to not leave the flap going with alan, i know you wanted to ask a question. >> i was just -- i'm curious, it's very confusing what's going on. >> explain. >> because people -- i'm old enough to remember the nixon trial and i remember that nixon basically had to resign because his people broke into watergate to get dirt on the democrats. this guy is asking the ukraine to get dirt on his repu

. >> combing through the numbers, a number of sectors are climbing to new highs the ren sawn etf and russell 2000 is less than 2% away. widely seen as a market breadth this together comprise 13% of the s&p 500. also i want to draw your attention to shares of railroad operator csx, a very choppy day following mixed earnings, which the company blamed on a softening industrial economy that stock is down right now courtney, back to you. >> seema, thanks so much lindsey, are we too much stretched? >> we're getting a bit stretched, but you have to put that into context. that context is we have low interest rates and inflation that's stable and low as well, too, so you can be a bit -- have a bit more of a premium in that type of environment. we'll feel better if we start to see the earnings numbers come back in better than expected. >> another part of the economy, u.s. home building surging diana has more details. >> the big builder stocks responded accordingly. a 13-year high, all thanks to december housing starts. they surged nearly 17% for the month. the highest level since december 2006

it's that kind of thing that will allow our nation to truly lead in the american energy ren apesance. but unfortunately, all too often, some of the complications from the bureaucracy get in the way. things like the e.s.a. can prevent us from reaching our full potential. thanks for your leadership and the economic effects we need to take into effect. i appreciate your contributions. i would like to turn to a good friend from the great state of arizona, represents the 5th congressional district, mr. biggs. mr. biggs: i mr. biggs: i appreciate the gentleman, i'm grateful to have a few minutes to speak and address some of these issues that confront us as a nation, confront us in the western part of this country, but particularly in arizona. land management and species management are critically important issues. everywhere in this country. but especially so in the west. nationwide, the federal government owns one out of every three acres. but when you go to the west trk west -- it's one out of every two acres. in fact, in my state, in arizona, only about 20% of the total land area is in pr

>> "ren and stimpy" had some very surreal, high-concept humor to it.y, because with families having three or four tvs in the house you had a kid watching nickelodeon, the dad watching espn sports, the mom watching lifetime. you know, they were in their own separate universes watching television. by the time of the '90s, mtv wasn't merely a music channel. they were having great success in terms of creating shows that incorporated music but that also were shows and programs that stood on their own. >> yes! >> huh huh huh! huh huh huh! huh huh huh! that was cool! >> "beavis and butthead" established what mtv could be because the shows were about making fun of music videos just like people in the audience were doing. >> whoa, check out his neck. >> yeah. there's like all these bones and stitches moving around. >> yeah. >> my manager would call me, like, hey, you got this big bump because you were on "beavis and butthead" last night. >> i sit there like a doughnut watching these guys. and i find them endlessly entertaining because i know and you know and th

requires disclosure of for ren income for those grants. house science technology policy says this is exactly how china pressures the u.s. to get tax payers to fund research, then try and steal it. >> it really is. this is high value targets, right? china is not after the mundane stuff. they're after really, really important things, the top line results and our best people. so we have to be really thoughtful about that. reporter: i obtained one of the contracts china uses for this. this is a contract of a former again i can't tech professor, who was charged, actually convicted of this we are fraud transaction this was a biological engineering professor working on studying artificial sweeteners. he got a 600,000-dollar grant from nih in the u.s. you see the contract, for $600,000. through the china's talent plan, he had salary of $250,000 a year, doing work on artificial sweeteners. the first time the administration consolidated enforcement under the office of science and technology policy. they're coordinating with universities and law enfo

francine: thank you so much, shuli ren of bloomberg opinion.n london is an like advisor. -- hsbc economic advisor. is not postan borders because of a deadly virus. >> is never a good time to have a deadly virus, frank lee. the economy is relatively weak. hsbc's forecast this year is less than 6%, pretty soggy by chinese standards. but i think the problem with this kind of situation is that even if you lose monetary policy , you're basically having to build barriers, and block the kind of economic engagement that you would normally take for granted. so when you start enclosing a city, having it in lockdown, when you have british airways canceling flights, you are basically preventing the connection in normal circumstances. there is not much you can do about that in terms of policy because it is precisely the need to break those connections, that is what you need to do to control the spread of the virus. one thing worth mentioning, will hand as a city is incredibly connective with the rest of china but also with the rest of the world. there are f