robinson: i'm teasing. i'm teasing. >> a few months ago, russians tested their new hypersonic weapon. as far as i know, u.s. has no similar hypersonic weapons, or similar capability. andians did not do terrible not intercept of for norad. to have someou comment on it. weather is intercept of all double --ntercept interceptable at all, or if you have capability to intercept it it?lter -- or to deter gen. robinson: as i was leaving the department, this was a hot topic. they were working to understand what they saw in russia and what they perceive the capabilities would be, and what can we do to defend the united states? i don't have fidelity data on that, but i know that is something people are paying attention to and making sure we continue to work on defending the united states. is worth noting a lot of hypersonic weaponry becomes maneuverable in the terminal phase as it reenters the atmosphere. so, some kinds of hypersonic's could be addressed through a midcourse system like the one we have now. you're rig

robinson: no. [laughter] gen. robinson: just kidding. o, let me just say this. first of all, for about this time that kim jong un did 23 shots in 2017, every time we got indications and warnings he was going to do something, i had the make the assumption that it was going to hit the united states. i had to make that assumption every single time. i couldn't assume he wasn't going to make it. secondly, i testified to this, that i had confidence in our cape to believe the defend the united states. thirdly, what i would say in addressing all of that is that every time he tests, he's testing. and you know, we get concerned about failure and you can often learn more in failure than you can in success. so, you know, as i've been watching in the news, in my time there, being a part of very elaborate capability, you know, we watched him get better. we watched him be able to do things. i couldn't give you -- i can tell you this. first of all, the training that happened to defend the homeland is awesome. the things that we did to make sure that the homeland was defended th

best of luck to nick robinson tonight. that screen there was studio to written on it, that is the auditorium. we are only a few metres away in the journalists on these benches have two screens to watch the debate and a lot of them already filing for their various publications and they will be getting all the reaction as will we when the politicians come out after the debate. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar is here with me. let us talk about that lectern. i was looking at a point they are not very far apart. what do you make of the chemistry between these two men? there something like a bit of close proximity to crack a few megawatts onto the charge in the studio. between the two of them, i don't think there is any great personal animus but i think there is pretty close to zero respect and they view each other i would say with a kind of detached detestation. they abort what the other one stands for absolutely in terms of their politics and their worldview and what they represent. so forjeremy corbyn, borisjohnson w

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but there you have mary robinson talking about what it means if the u.s.ulls out of the paris climate accord -- which trump is doing, effective the day after election day 2020. pat? >> mary was so right in the impact of that withdrawal and yet she and womenen climate leleaders all over the world are continuing to believe in the power of global agreements, on how we respond to the climate crisis, and until i think mary wrote and her own book on climate justice, not that many in the world recognize how critical the role of women leaders had been can getting us to climate agreements. it was in all of those climate summits before. the women leaders, who behind the scenes and out of the public eye, cap the negotiations moving forward. all the way to the paris agreement. women from all over the world. getting past their differences and working to help others get past their differences. so even though we are in this really precarious place of a true state of emergency and our president's response has only heightened the emergency and heightened the amount of rage

the hour long programme, hosted by today presenter, nick robinson, starts at 20:30. we'll bring you all the build up from eight and all the reaction in the spin room at nine 30. the other headlines... the teenager who threw a six—year—old boy from the viewing platform at the tate modern gallery pleads guilty to attempted murder it was a pre planned attack. a miraculous survival a woman whose heart stopped for six hours after she collapsed in a snowstorm in spain describes how doctors managed to revive her. and britain's anthonyjoshua, squares up for one of the biggest fights of his career in saudi arabia. a man who carried out a string of sex attacks on 11 women and two children has been found guilty of 37 offences. joseph mccann a convicted burglar who'd been released from prison by mistake kidnapped and raped victims chosen at random on a cocaine and vodka fuelled rampage over a two week period last spring. the women and one boy were aged between 11 and 71 years old. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly has the story and a warning her report does contain some

green comes up with the steal and finds robinson who nails thethree. robinson had 18 points. warriors down 2, fake pass and the hook shot in the paint that. ties the game at 92. and then a minute left. the game is tied at 98. green throws up the the ally oop for robinson who throws it down and the warriors win their fifth game of the season. >>> women's soccer, stanford hosted ucla in the national semifinals. 52nd minute. sofia smith fires a rocket and goal, that's a hat trick and stanford wins and face north carolina in the title game on sunday. >>> another big game for the 49ers fighting for that playoff positioning. they practiced in florida all week on the serene shores of the golf course, but come sunday it will be a much different atmosphere. the 49ers and saints are 2 of the 3 teams in the nfc with a 10 and 2 record. san francisco faces the tough task of playing in the superdome, one of the loudest stadiums in the nfl, but coach thinks the crowd will be a little quieter with earlier kickoff and less time to prepare. >> reporter: why does it get louder later? >> they're

robinson's neighborhood. >> my neighbor has gone through so much.rifiification. can you say that, boys and girls? it's like a magic trick! white people pay a lot of money and then, poof the black people are gone! ♪ >> reporter: the iconic gumby. they know who the hell >> howl the hell are people not knowing who i am i am gumby i saved this show from the gutter an thanks to me >> that is a likely room. >> face it, kid the both of you together couldn't velcro my sneakers. >> reporter: murphy celebrating at the end of the show. >> thanks for making this night a great night. memphis! >> our thanks to morgan radford for that report. we were looking forward for it all year long as soon as they announced eddie murphy was coming back. i love mr. robinson but gumby was my favorite skit of it all we are glad he came back. >>> janessa's christmas forecast is just ahead. >>> andbringing christmas chee to our troops far from home. ♪ all my favorite colors we come from every walk of life. we're proud of who we are and what we believe. we are among the 200,000 peo

robinson. >> you know, another reason why mr.girls is because i have so much in common with santa claus. we both like to sneak into your house late at night. only mr. santa claus likes to leave things. mr. robinson prefers to take a few things every now and then. lets see what i have for christmas today. ooh, look, a little doll baby. isn't it so cute, boys and girls? they're not worth a lot of money now, but through the miracle of modern science, cabbage patch dolls. >> one of murphy's real strengths was impersonating famous people from stevie wonder to bill cosby to james brown. >> thank you for being with us tonight, mr. brown. >> i said, ha, look at that, ha. >> mr. brown, your career has spanned almost three decades, and yet your style has remained intact and constant. >> that's because, ha, i'm a man, m-a-n, ow. [ laughter ] >> tonight murphy's many fans are on pins and needles, eddie murphy will perform on that snl stage again for the first time in 35 years, and entertainment journalist -- i knew i was going to mess it up.

robinson prefers to take a few things every now and then.t i have for christmas today. oh, look, a little doll baby. isn't this so cute, boys and girls? they're not worth a lot of money now, but through the miracle of modern science, cabbage patch dolls. >> watching this, you remember buckwheat sings and gumby and the james brown sketch. that was eddie murphy obviously on "saturday night live." after a 35-year hiatus he is making a return to the show this weekend. >> murphy was a cast member on the sketch comedy show from 1980 to 1984. although he is excited to be back, he says he is feeling the pressure. here with us to discuss is host of the dean obedallah show. so many people are excited about eddie murphy but what took so long, it's been 35 years? >> i worked from snl from 1999 to 2006, 2007 and it would often come up, where's eddie murphy? i worked at the 25th anniversary where he did not show up yet. there was scuttlebutt that he was upset with the show, with david spade telling a joke about him and he felt lauren michaels approved tha

robinson says they half hour looks like just half melted circle, right now i mean the who battery pack a shoff tonight this family says the scare didn't put a damper on their christmas mo but they know it could have endemuch different way we were so blessed that he hed the noise and we checked out because we would have been asleep in ey could have in our house in lives. >>those emma hard reporting that she reached out to the manufacturer to find out what safety improvements are being made. we're still waiting to hear ba. >>and we know fasfood can kill you but workers at thi mcdonald's are being called heroes after saving a woman who mouth the wos, help me at he drie-thru. well that woman was running away from and wh the workers did to help that's at 1045. >>and rahm lovers listen up there's been a recall on if you see wires down, treat em all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we caboth respond out and keep the public safe. >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 10 we'll for your health tonight. rahman lovers listen up vegg

back for the double jeopardy round, eugene robinson and mike murphy. mike, what is the back story here? i have to say guys like hannity have been lobbying for collins, talking to the president right through the television camera on fox news to name collins. he did not. what's the back story? what do we need to know? >> well, i'm buying popcorn for this one because it's really good. so you've got brian kemp, the new governor, who was elected as kind of a trumpian knuckle dragger but once he's in office he's proving to be a pretty astute politician. georgia's changing in the demographics. it's becoming a little bit more reachable for the democrats. kemp had a tight race. so he's picked kelly loeffler from metro atlanta who looks like what the future of the republican party ought to be if it wants to win. but trump has made it clear he prefers doug collins, who's basically our shag carpet. he represents north georgia, not where a lot of voters are, the carpet belt up there by dalton on the tennessee line. so now kemp has done what very few republicans hav

winds up in the hands of glen robinson. 18 for robinson. the dubs blow it open late with a 19-2 run. and the dagger courtesy of draymond, straight away. he had a season high 20. warriors win 116-104. >>> five nba games on the holiday slate. the headliner, the battle for los angeles. lakers and clippers. and these teams had visions of championships dancing in their heads. courtside hijinks, anthony davis taking a seat. lakers led this game are go most of the way. then the clips come back. kawhi leonard, at least his 35. ties it at 101. clippers take the lead on a couple of free throws. final ten seconds, lakers need a three to tie. goes off of his body, out of bounds. turn it over. clips hang on 111-106. >>> finally some time to appreciate the pure unadult rated joy of being unadulterated joy of being a child on christmas. >> no way! no way! oh, my god! >> i kinda want one of those mccaffrey jerseys. >> aukz the ones that are crying. they're crying. >> you're crying? >> no, the kids are crying. >> oh, i thought you were crying. >> no, they l

robinson's neighborhood. >> so much has changed since we last spend time together. my neighborhood has gone through so much. it has gone through something called gentrification. can you say gentrification, boys and girls. it's like a magic trick. white people pay a lot of money and, poof, all the black people are gone. y'all probably wondering how mr. robinson can afford to live in this fancy neighborhood. well, that's the word of the day. squatter's rights. it's like finder's keepers but for other people's houses. >> he is a classic, was a classic, and always will be one heck of a funny guy. thanks for watching this hour. i'll be right back with more cnn "newsroom". another hour right after this short break. >>> ahead this hour, he may be on vacation, but that's not stopping donald trump from slamming the impeachment inquiry. this time he says it's unconstitutional. we'll talk about that. >>> also, catastrophic conditions as crews battle deadly wildfires across australia. there will be 100 burning. we'll tell you what the prime minister is saying about the country'

robinson's neighborhood, because that one was iconic. as all of these were. >> and so smartly updated. >> smartly updated. i think what it captures is that that's eddie murphy was doing the submersive humor, wasn't necessarily slap your knee, it was political commentary. >> absolutely. let's watch this. >> the white people came and changed everything but i am still your neighbor. so much has changed since we last spent some time together. my neighbor has gone through so much. it's gone through something called gentrification. can you say gentrification, boys and girls. it's like a magic trick. white people pay a lot of money and then poof, all the black people are gone. but where do they go, boys and girls? back to where they come from of course. atlanta. >> we orderd a new 72 inch samsung tv and they said it was delivered, but it's not in the lobby. we were wondering if you knew anything about that? >> don't worry, boys and girls, mr. robinson knows just what to say in situations like this? >> you think i stole your tv because i'm black

the bbc's nick robinson in islington. we are getti some reaction on social media from labour mps or candidates in this election. jess phillips inirmingham -- "there are very few words for how heartbroken i am for the community ever present who have been through enough." this is a sense of the dp regret and the sadnesst is being felt by some labour people. richard bergen, shadow justice secretary -- "disappointing exit poll. les see if it is accurate. andee if, as it, this was the brexit election, the next one will be giv johnson's thatcherite agenda." is looking to the full to "johnson must be fought with radical alternatives, not trying election." suppose that is richard bergen saying that he thinks the corbyn y approach has been broadlright and they have been put off track by brexit. laura: that is clearly the line for corbyn loyalistss. werd it from john mcdonnell, hiclose ally. bergen is absolutely part of the corbyn tribe. but for a lot of people in the labour- party and it is early in the night --is thaot what we ha

. >> reporter: micha and ellen robinson, both 38, stopped >> i had this concept thats ago.ing as much as we could, as early as we could, would allow mpound interest more time to do the work. >> reporter: how do they all do it? adeney saved 50% to 75% of his income over nine years as an engineer >> we just did a little bit less than most people of our income level, and that was enough to save it. the u.s. tradition is to spend pretty much everything we earn. we only have like a 3% savings rate.ju yo don't do that, and you always have a choice. >> reporter: how much did you wind up saving? $1.1 million, or a little bit less. that was what we decas enough to live on forever. >> reporter: on his blog, adeney ndpouses the so-called 4% rule: if you salt awaynvest in stocks 25 times your annual spending, you can then withdrawr 4% of avings each year of retirement. but isn't the market risky? >> put the money in the broad economy through index funds, where you own thsands of companies, very conservative, and it's going to uctuate just because the stock market fluctuates. but if you

green comes up with a steel and finds glenn robinson who nails a three pointer and robinson had 18 points in the 4th quarter and green fakes the pass and hits the hook shot himself in ties the game and 92 in a minute left, green throws up the alley-oop for robinson and he flushes it down as the warriors when their fifth game of the year 198 is the final. paul radcliffe and stanford hosted ucla in the national semifinals. sophia smith makes a move and fires a rocket into the goal. that the hat trick as stanford wins 4-1 and they face north carolina in the title game coming up on sunday. another big game for the 49ers as they fight for playoff position. they plan practiced on the serene shores of the gulf coast. coming sunday on much different atmosphere. the 49ers and the saints are two of the three teams with a 10-2 record. san francisco faces a tough task of playing in the superdome good one of the loudest stadiums. with kickoff at noon coach kyle shanahan thinks the crowd will be quieter with less time to "prepare for the game." >> i'm glad it's a later game. >> why is that? >> well res

robinson's neighborhood. >> my neighborhood has gone through so much.n you say gentrification, boys and girls? it is like a magic trick white people pay a lot of money, and then, poof, all the black people are gone. >> reporter: buckwheat this time performing on the "masked singer." ♪ >> reporter: and the iconic gumby. >> they know who the hell it is. i'm gumby. how the hell are you going to put on a show and not have me in the show until now i should have been in every damn sketch from the top. i'm the one that made that eddie murphy a star. i passed kidney stones with more personality than the two of you. >> that's a little rude. >> face it, kids the both of you together couldn't velcro my sneakers. >> reporter: murphy celebrating at the end of the show >> thanks for making this night. i love you merry christmas. >> our thanks to morgan radford for that report. it was a moment. >> just watch it every time, laugh and laugh and laugh again. >> it blows my mind that he was a teenager when this happened. he was only on for a handful of years. i mean, he's

robinson knows just what to say in situations like this.ou think i stole your tv because i'm black? can you believe the nerve of them, boys and girls? there's a special word for that. racist. >> i loved that skit. clearly, you did, too. >> hilarious. i can't stop laughing. >> it's funny each time we see it. got to love it. >>> thanks to our international viewers for joining us today. have a great rest of your day. for the u.s. viewers, "early start" continues right now. >>> stop the aid, 91 minutes after trump calls zelensky, and said keep it hush hush. >> newly released e-mails give the strongest proof yet the white house knew of the perils and backlash over pausing ukraine's security aid. >>> millions on the road for the holiday, running into weather trouble. we'll tell you who gets the worst of it. >>> and breaking overnight, another victim in america's longest war. a soldier killed just days before christmas. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm joe johns. happy hanukkah. >> good morning. >> it's the firs

robinson. >> so much a changed since we last spend sometime together.ch. he has gone through something called gentrifiification. can you say that, boys and girls? it's like a magic trick! white people pay a lot of money and then, poof! the black people are gone! y'all probably wondering how mr. robinson can afford to live in this fancy neighborhood. well, that is the word of the day. squatter's rights. it's like finder's keepers but for other people's houses. >> i was just telling this to victor. he is ageless. he was doing this 35 years ago. looks like time just hasn't really passed for him. but eddie murphy was mentioning he felt like he was under a lot of pressure before last night, especially with his ten kids there in the audience. that he didn't skip a beat. >> yeah, definitely. he didn't quite have the effortlessness i think he had back in the '80s when he was a big star. but i think you have to remember that we are looking back on those episode, we are looking back at the best stuff where "snl" can be clunky on a week-to-week basis so i think yo

looking at their polling in their own states but in general they tend to go with mitch mcconnell robinson let me ask you that question because we have force republican senators who are retiring and they don't care what. can hurt them and the political calculus here in the united states is very much that if you go against this president he will go against you he will go on twitter you will lose your primary you've got 4 republican senators who don't who don't really have anything to lose they're leaving and then you've got the mitt romneys of the world who like to send the message that they're the reasonable ones in the room. for good go if democrats or do they just say well if it's unlikely i would seem to hamilton hope that this would be roughly nonpartisan process that the senate would be able to act as a sort of more cool and deliberative body than what the house but unfortunately it is this is a much more partisan process than hamilton had hoped one point that senator flake made on september 27th was that if these were private enclosed trials then $35.00 republicans would vote to remo

nick robinson, thank you.ce when they arrive tonight, about 100 people selected independently because they represent not just the two independently because they represent notjust the two parties of the two leaders but other parties as well and floating voters as well from all over the uk. they will submit their questions and they will be reviewed by an independent editorial panel and the two candidates won't have a clue. they might prepare and practice but they won't have a clue what they will be asked until it comes out of the audience's mouth, 8:30pm tonight, bbc one. jon kay and nick robinson setting the scene for that debate tonight. as we get ready for the last leadership debate tonight, let s look at their personal ratings. one of the features of labour s surge in the 2017 campaign was the corbyn factor ? a sharp rise in his personal approval ratings mirrored by a fall in theresa may s. all this fed into to a sharp narrowing in the gap between labour and the conservatives in the weeks running up to polli

robinson knows just what to say in situations like this.ou think i stole your tv because i'm black? can you believe them, boys and girls? there's a special word for that. racist. >> did you watch it live? >> i did not. >> yeah. >> that is hilarious. >> he was hilarious. crossing the p.c. boundaries is what often times makes us laugh. i don't think he was mean-spirited. >> he was very funny back then and didn't miss a beat, obviously. >> he was funny. >>> some of the strongest proof yet, the white house tried to quiet concerns about ukraine's security aid. what newly released e-mails show. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >>> stop the aid, 91 minutes after trump calls zelensky, and said keep it hush hush. >> newly released e-mails give the strongest proof yet the white house knew of the perils and backlas

the bbc has been unable to get a response from mr robinson, who has recently been unwell. of murder after two women were found dead and a man seriously injured in west sussex. police were called after a disturbance outside a house in the village of crawley down this morning. 80 flood warnings are still in place across england following heavy rain. yalding in kent is one of several places under water, forcing this caravan site to be abandoned. drivers are being warned not to drive through standing water or ignore road closures. prince philip remains in a london hospital after being admitted on friday to be treated for a "pre—existing condition", according to royal officials. earlier today, the queen went to church at sandringham in norfolk with her youngest son, prince edward and his family. the home secretary has met the father of harry dunn — the 19—year—old who died in a car crash outside an raf base in northamptonshire in august. priti patel said she wanted to reassure the family — who want to see the driver charged over the crash, anne sacoolas, to be extradited from t

robinson's neighborhood," the sketch.one they did 35 years ago and he talked about white flight. this was jaefted, talked -- updated, talked about gentrification. it was timely, well done. i hope he comes back much more often annually would be great to see him back. >> yeah. i'd like you to go more into that. i was really impressed how they were able to take those iconic characters that we know so well and apply them to the current time. and the "mr. robinson" sketch is a perfect example of that, talking about gentrification. how much did that impress you the way the writers were able to weave in everything that we loved about those old characters but make them relevant to what we're dealing with today? >> well, that's -- the writing staff at "snl" is phenomenal. what they do when old, you know, famous hosts come back who have been on the show years and years ago, they'll look back at the old sketches. that's part of what they do. i used to work in the research department at "snl." that's what i would do. gather them and

robinson iii is getting extended minutes.a part of our conversation. >> he's running with gr iii. >> it's been great. even though we took a lot of losses, everybody looks at it as lirng and trying to get better. all believe in each other. that's what we need. >> how do you think all these minutes -- get these guys back eventually. >> it gives us awesome plans and experience. especially the young guys, rookies and first and second-year players, as many as we have, it gives them more experience, some time under their belt. we're always going to need the next man up. >> coach was talking about how you are as a player. he talked about how good you are as a person. your frarks correct. explain to me. >> ari are real indeed is the name of the organization. i have wanted to empower fathers to be better. knowing how important it is and the key role we play in our children's lives. that's a big thing for me is giving back to the community. >> i saw the article. it was a great article. your relationship with her and how that game about

every single hearing and i've listened to all of them today matters so i want to start with you robinson why does today matter why is it when your grand kids say hey i got to the section the history book what what what happened why why is that going to be in there impeachment of presidents is a relative rarity this will likely be the 3rd time the president has been impeached and it to some degree test the limits of the constitutional system in the balance of powers between congress and the president this impeachment underscores something that the clinton impeachment didn't and that nixon is likely impeachment did which is increasing polarization between the parties because this will likely be a straight party line vote one thing you'll remember from this impeachment is that essentially there was no love lost between the 2 parties and particularly between the president and the house richard about you what's what's your message today why does this matter this is an international audience all around the world course and have obviously the u.s. has an impact there but why does this matter we

lisa keightley is australian, and took over from mark robinson in october — becoming the first full—timehead coach of the team. she played nine tests and 85 one day internationals for the australia national women's cricket team between 1995 and 2005. she has previously coached in england as head coach of england women's academy. most recently she was coach of the perth scorchers in the women's big bash league in australia — taking the team to the final in 2017 and 2018 — she lost both games. keightley officially begins her role injanuary and speaking to henry moaran she says she can't wait to get started. i love what i do, love cricket. i am very passionate. i love to be involved and to get the opportunity, which do not get very often internationally. i cannot wait. i am so internationally. i cannot wait. i am so excited. i think we have got a great bunch of players who i know love playing for england and they wa nt to love playing for england and they want to do well for their country and for themselves as a team. so, moving forward i am just so excited to be involved and have the oppor

robinson says they were only plugged in for a half hour looks lie just half melted circle, right nowean the whole battery pack a shot off tonight this family says the scare didn't put a damper on their christmas morning. but th know it could have ended much different way we were so blsed that heheard the noisand we checked it out because we would have been asleep in they could have in our house in lives. >>was emma hogg reporting she did reach out to the manufacturer to find out at safety improvements are being made to the drone and she says still waiting back to year. >>well it's going to take you outside to live look at conditions at sfo it's going to be a very busy place. late on today a foggy conditions right there but uh airport says no delays right n we'll be ri you work hard. you play hard. a drink wi friends can turn into o. and a prescription can be strongerhan you thought. a drink wi friends can turn istop!. there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go. text a friend. call a cab. share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely,alifornia. ithere's my care

carl robinson has them well dreamt.diola has said they have slight differences from last season. it is really interesting. 0ur, jake started 0xford tonight, we have teams that all the other stadiums as we find out who goes through to the semifinals tojoin aston we find out who goes through to the semifinals to join aston villa got there last night. another club waiting on a possible managerial appointment is arsenal. they've held talks with former player mikel arteta, who's the current assistant manager at manchester city. a good grounding, but he's never held the top job at a club. well, for 22 years arsene wenger was in charge at arsenal, so who better to give their opinion on arteta potentially being appointed manager and how patient the fans should be. i believe that arteta has a great future. he has learned a lot as a assistant coach and after that, he will have to... he will have to deal with the fact that he has no experience at that level and he will have to get in to a good environment. i think the most importa

glen robinson iii. and the jam. warriors with a 13-4 lead.d 20. dubs by 19. second quarter, russell. green. runner. count it! warriors by eight at the break. pelicans outscore the dubs by 15 in the third quarter. jrue holiday to end the frame. he had 25. pelicans by three after three. late in the fourth, russell, triple, ambiguity. ties the game at 98. 35.6 to go. russell, high-arcing two- pointer. he had 25. warriors win, 106-102. just their third home vict arrest season. 24 of 25 from the foul line. >>> griz, cavs. john moran really good. almost came up with the dunk of the decade. but kevin love? yeah, embarrassing. love would laugh last. three-ball up top. got it. gives the cavs a two-point lead. and the cavaliers with a nifty win. >>> a lot has been made recently about the raiders' home and where exactly that is. it's not los angeles anymore. but you won't be able to tell that from the crowd on sunday. they will play the chargers. final game in that soccer stadium. you just know the socal chapter of raider nation will be out in force. th

parameters of what that trial will look like right now and i will let you weigh in on this but 1st robinson you're the constitutional expert here is there supposed to be a trial in the senate and this excuse that we keep hearing from republicans is the house had their shot they didn't get it we're we're not responsible for actually find in evidence. what does the constitution say are they responsible for having a trial they are the constitution gives fairly broad leeway for the house and senate to interpret their duties the actual impeachment clauses are fairly brief and one of the ways we can understand the process is through federalist papers 65 in which hamilton describes it as a political process and that doesn't mean a partisan one but a legislative one this is the way that the house and senate can check them executive the executive oversteps it's part of the separation of power system we use now that separation of powers requires that both chambers able to broadly interpret the process as work and the senate will likely draw in rules that came out of the andrew johnson impeachment of

it was their first match since head coach mark robinson stepped down in august.ness tanni grey—thompson, the 11—time paralympic champion, has been talking about the discrimination she faced when she was pregnant. the former wheelchair athlete, who was born with the condition spina bifida, has been telling gavin ramjaun how people struggled to understand how she could have a baby. when i was pregnant, it was interesting how i was treated. i was treated nicely as an athlete and then i faced this barrage of different people, medics and non—medics, often complete strangers questioning my decision to have a baby, and one of the things i was offered was a termination, because i was told, obviously, you haven't thought about being pregnant. it was like, i was 32! it was also strangers in the street stopping me, saying, are you pregnant? how did you get pregnant? but there was an underlying negativity, and it was wrapped in people like you, disabled people, should not be allowed to have children. i am quite resilient, so have children. i am quite resilient, soi have chil

and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson. also with us, "new york times" reporter and msnbc national security analyst, michael schmidt who will be with us in just a moment. we're miccing him up. nbc news and name law analyst and editor and chief of law fair benjamin wittes is with us this morning, as well as julia ainslie. at 9:00 a.m. this morning, house democrats are expected to hold a news conference to announce articles of impeachment against the president. five sources familiar with the discussions tell nbc news democrats will bring two charges, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. two people familiar with the matter tell "the washington post" that under the current plan, the judiciary committee would vote on the articles on thursday setting up a floor vote next week. this comes a day after the release of the 434-page ig report that found the fbi was justified in opening the 2016 trump/russia investigation. also today, the president meets with russia's foreign minister in the oval office. quite some timing, joe. >

eugene robinson for the "washington post," jason johnson politics editor at the root, and mike murphy, republican strategist, codirector for the center of the political future at the university of southern california, and at the big board tonight of course our national political correspondent steve kornacki, good evening, and welcome to you all once again. senator, i loathe the word by narr binary, but these days you can't be on cable news, do you buy the binary choice that you can have -- >> i think you can have both. all of these candidates have progressive, bold ideas. some go much further than others, you know, bernie's f universality, he wants college to be free for everybody. elizabeth warren wants everybody's college debt to be wiped out. all of these candidates are bold about climate change. they understand the danger that climate change remipresents and that's a big contrast to the president and the president's party. i think you can have both. i don't think it's a binary choice, and i think the candidate that will be successful will realize that and actually play to both. i

robinson. >> it's your old pal. so much has changed since we last spent some time together.ors have gone from so much. from something called gentryification. it's like a magic trick. white people pay a lot of money and then poof, all the black people are gone. >> take a mission. >> feeling it? he he used to work for saturday night live and contributes to the daily beast and has his own show. did he deliver? >> he did great. if people haven't watched they should go after the segment. go online and watch the sketch. it really if you like him in the 1980s when he was on. you can't beat it. he brought back the reoccurring characters. and touched on race. and the comedic shot at lorn michaels in a sketch. which is really sort of pay back for something else that happened. >> explain the back story. >> i worked there 1998 to 2007. on the production staff. i was there for the 25th anniversary show. he was not there. we were i asked and where is he. he was upset. there was a joke that david spade made about him. at a time when his career wasn't going great. and lorn michaels left for

robinson, mr. robinson's neighborhood. "snl" alum saving the show back in a ratings slump in the 1980s that is great to see him back. >> holiday treat for all of us. "fox news sunday" with chris wallace is next. chris: i'm chris wallace. the house of representatives impeach president trump but lawmakers go home to the holidays with no clear plan for what's next. >> i'm not going to answer anymore questions on this. when we see what their process is, we will know who and how many we want to send over. chris: house speaker nancy pelosi postpones sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. >> looks like the prosecutors are getting cold feet in front of the entire country. chris: now the prospect after senate trial in political limbo. >> he is mad as hell they would do this to him. now deny him his day in court. as the president blasts house democrat tactics. >> i don't feel like

the three but glenn robinson slides and for the dog, up by seven.ane, and he gets the land. he has 31 points. they extend the win streak to four games. >>> to the ice, they were looking, losing 10 of the last 11. they show them on the face of and he knocked it right to carlson just from inside the blue line. they would score his first goal of the season. order to to go in the game, they lead by a game. he gets his second goal, the two-goal lead, going into overtime. they get caught behind the net, and jeff carter scores the game- winning goal. the sharks lose three-to. the 49ers is almost complete he wiped out on the defense. and will be placed on injured reserve, and eyreth a t noback now, a lot is on the line this weekend, in seattle, from the nfc west title to home-field advantage that the playoffs. over the former teammates, richard sherman. >> nobody wants to hear them. >> i don't know if i can you some of the words he says on tv. but i got him laughing, so. >> this may be one of the most heartwarming stories of the day, a surprise one of their

the hour—long programme will be hosted by nick robinson.ce of about 100 people here in maidstone in kent. jeremy corbyn was first to arrive here tonight.

robinson can afford the live in this fancy neighborhood, and that is the word of the day.ense ♪ >> what is going on here? i want to sit down. >> gumby. >> i know who the hell it is, i'm gumby, damn it. >> gumby is back. and joining me is npr critic and msnbc contributor and also the president of color of change, and hilarious, and eric, you first, what was the favorite sketch of the night? >> oh, my favorite, and actually my favorite sketch of the night was the sketch that didn't involve a character that he brought back, the "home for the holidays" sketch where eddie was the father, the patriarch of the family and giving a heartfelt holiday speech how he loves everyone is together and they show the scenes leading up to the dinner and everybody is yelling, and mom is tearing out her hair cooking, and it talks to all of the stuff that we go through on the holidays and original. one of the things they wanted to see was original eddie humor, because we know that he is going do a standup special, and some other things cooking, and a reboot of "coming to america" and i wanted to

it was their first match since head coach mark robinson stepped down in august, the second odi is onohnny sexton has been ruled out of leinster‘s champions cup game at home against northampton on saturday with a knee injury. the captain was forced off in their win over the saints last weekend. and the world individual time trial champion rohan dennis is joining team ineos. the australian says it's a dream to sign a two—year contact, and will make his debut with the team early next year. baroness tony gray thompson... the nine—time paralympic gold medallist also told us about how she faced discrimination when she was pregnant over the fact she was in a wheelchair. when i was painted, it was interesting how i was treated, one way as an athlete, quite nice, identify faith as marriage of different people, medics and non—medics, complete strangers. questioning my decision to have a baby. one of the first things i was offered was a termination because i was told, you busily have not thought about being pregnant. like i was 32, yes i had. it was also com plete was 32, yes i had. it was also

glen robinson the third, career night for him. he had five threes. warriors were down only four.th a bomb from outside. 3.12 left. steve kerr knows the writing is on the wall. the warriors are five and 24. >>> 15 threes didn't get it done for them. it did for st. mary's. they take care of the pac-12 asu on the road, no less. the score at halftime, 51-19. the gales led then start letting loose from three. 96-56. and the gales found their stride. >>> all attention focused in women college's basketball on this one. stanford, tennessee in town. they're ranked 23. can't wait till the freshman does that in a real game. the dunk from the pregame, she can do a heck of a lot more than dunk. kiana williams had the big night tonight. the you really see it on the replay. she had 19. 78-51. >>> if you ever want to consider taking up boxing for a hobby, who better than mike tyson to train you? serena williams decided she wants to take up boxing. >> tyson said she definitely has power. and i can't wait to see how she incorporates that into her tennis game. wouldn't put anything past her. >>> ch

i would like to introduce steven robinson who is the new program director. he comes from a consultant. he has worked on our projects for about 12 years. he's very familiar on how our system performs. also, he lets stantech on what they can help the community out as part of how they can help design and deliver some of the projects. so with that, i just wanted to welcome steven here for his first commission meeting and so if you commissioners could be kind to him. he will give his first update. >> welcome, we're happy to have you. >> thank you. so we have some slides please. good afternoon commissioners. my name is steven robinson, the director for the waste water capitol program. i came in november and i'm glad to represent and serve p.u.c. in this position. i want to give credit to all the work that's been done so far and i recognize there's a lot of work to be done and i'm excited to be in this position today. i've been around and served p.u.c. for over a decade. i sat in these seats behind me for years and this is my first opportunity to speak. i'm glad to

here is the man who moderated all, our very own nick robinson. the two leaders, try to get them to debate but if they ignore the question, if they don't answer the question, ignore ignore the question, if they don't answerthe question, ignore point each make about each other, it is my job tojump in and try to pin them down a little bit. i am not here to down a little bit. i am not here to do an interview and i'm not the great interrogator, but i'm more thana great interrogator, but i'm more than a referee. i'm trying to make sure that everybody gets an equal say and make sure the questions asked their answers appear. do you memorise the facts? what you have on your lactone? for each question it isjust a your lactone? for each question it isjusta reminderof your lactone? for each question it is just a reminder of the your lactone? for each question it isjust a reminder of the key point of the question and there are one or two facts just of the question and there are one or two factsjust as of the question and there are one or two facts just as a r