rochelle: thank you.n moscow, talks over the libyan conflict have ended with strongmen general khalifa haftar failing to sign a cease-fire agreement. the headeen haftar and of the u.n. recognized govevernment were aimed at haltg nine months of fighting. on monday, delegations from both sides spent hours trying to agree on terms of a permanent truce. tuturkey's erdogan wines that he will teach libya's general haftar a lesson if attacks resume. we wille coming days, carefully monitor what happens between haftar and libya's legitimate government. if the attacks against the people and the legitimate government of libya continue, we will not refrain from teaching him the lesson that he deserves. i spoke to rob parsons to ask him where thihis leaves discussions about libya now. erdoganher with present , president putin has inserted himself into the future settlement of the conflict in libya. the united states has withdrawn europe in the form of france and italy tried to fill the vacuum and failed. turkey and ru

the game finished 30—23 to la rochelle. elsewhere harlequins beat bath 25—19.for some of friday's other sports news and for the fourth time in five months, liverpool'sjurgen klopp has been named premier league manager of the month. his right back trent alexander arnold won the player of the month for december. rafa nadal has helped spain to the semi finals of the inaugural atp cup in sydney. having lost his singles match, nadal and his partner pablo carreno busta won their doubles rubber to set up a semi final against hosts australia. serbia play russia in the other semi. two—time london marathon winner wilson kipsang has been provisionally suspended for doping violations. he's been sanctioned for not informing testing authorities of his whereabouts and for tampering with samples. he denies any wrong—doing. gb boxing today officially launched the olympic boxing qualifying tournament, that will be staged in london's copper box arena. around a50 boxers from 50 european countries are set to take part. caroline dubois will be one of them and the bbc‘s young sports

but rochelle that's kind of the point right? witnesses, but, i also don't because what do the democrats hope to gain from this? the senate is going to equip president trump we already know that. so what do democrats hope to gain from all this? >> i think it's just an accountability thing where they are holding senators accountable by presenting witnesses and evidence so that the american people are able to see everything. look 71% of the country say they do want to see and hear from witnesses. but when you look at an impeachment trial, i think that for us, those who are entrenched in politics is very different from what the average person at home is looking at. they are looking at okay he was charged and the only thing that really matters if you think someone is guilty is that conviction. so it's great, he's impeached, gay hooray. but now you have a lot of people saying but he still president? kat: a lot of people did not understand that. >> why does it even matter he can run again what was a sophomore? so i think that is some o

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to find a large group of mexicans in new rochelle new york in the early 1990s was Ãb like new rochelleke that city from red time it's all black people and white people. what are mexicanos doing there? a little bit later on and went to an american historical association meeting in atlanta and not sorted famously i went to the aquarium i was surrounded by people speaking spanish. this is everywhere you don't think of it like atlanta like and yet it was. finding people i didn't expect them. >> here's another mind blower. since yesterday was veterans day we should bring honor to ray chavez who died just a little bit not too long ago and was the sole survivor of the pearl harbor and he was a soldier and just died shortly of 107. >> wow add that to the historical facts. >> absolutely. thank you for mentioning rex almost 107 years old. only pearl harbor survivor, latino. i believe mcconnell. >> thank you all so much for coming. andrew will be in the lobby to sign books and there are some more available in the bookshop. [applause] >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books

and sale sharks' chances of making the quarter finals are over, after defeat at la rochelle.y side came back to win by 30—23. 16—year—old beau greaves' amazing run in the bdo's women's world darts championship came to end last night. she took reigning champion mikuru suzuki to a deciding set in their semi final, but lost 2—1. suzuki will face the four time winner, england's lisa ashton, in tonight's final. that's it from the bbc sport centre. compared with yesterday, a lot more cloud around today. the ones that are what is a particularly mild ones. they are coming all the way up in the mid—atla ntic. ones. they are coming all the way up in the mid—atlantic. it is in that mild air where the strongest of the 1's art. for the rest of today, england and wales in the peak in the gas this afternoon, around 50 to 60 miles an hour. easing back a little bit in scotland and northern ireland. but it is here that we have the wettest weather at the moment. rain eases off the north and the west in the afternoon, sunshine for many as we finish the day. it will be wetter in the north of engl

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spread if south of the city out of control that's my thought for today thank you for your company rochelle's back in 25 minutes time inside story is next with sam. the u.s. secretary of state lobbies britain once again for a ban long walk away is the chinese tech giant a threat to cyber security or all their other reads washington's opposition this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam is a than the u.s. is pressuring allies in the west to ban while away the chinese tech giant provides world leading technology for the next generation of mobile networks called for.

in order to survive martin rochelle just says he'd have to expand which would 1st mean going into debt there is a farmer's union but he doesn't sense much support from them. on for bond bank they have no interest in the small farmers only in the quantities of feet they can sell and then keeping the speed pellet plants running. dolphin do a lot of people representing the union also sit on the boards of b. companies including the collectors the lot and insurance for a tractor of them or and for the help i can't make sense of it i'm a bit on gold at the end we have managers in the union who are at the same time working for major companies also fumes it's an orange in for band. in response to work weary the german farmers union insisted it also represents the interest of small scale farmers. the agricultural industry continues to increase turnover but at what price to the public our next stop is lower saxony where we meet a gun harms from the old and bore water board for years he's found the nitrate levels in water just below ground to be worryingly high a 520. also we're very concerned th

here with ideas, point view, investment strategist david dietze and pwc partner mitch rochelle.avid, this is what i'm getting from people, i want to get in! but what? i feel like i missed it. feels like the train left the station. i know it will keep chugging but what do i do about it? >> many areas offer great opportunities. one i would cite this afternoon, regional banks. they have been left behind bit money center banks. because they don't have the market activity which took better advantage in q4. heartland will do well i think interest rates will start to drift up. charles: interest rates you think this year going up? >> we'll have better loan demand. more people wanting to borrow to buy a house or car. that will affect net interest margin and earnings estimates. charles: you like the mid-sized banks, regional banks. of course we need to point out jpmorgan, goldman sachs, which got upgrade today, and have done extraordinarily well, this last earnings season. wall street believes it. because guidance has been pretty strong. that is from bigger banks, mitch. >> i want to echo

sale sharks‘ chances of making the quarter—finals are over, after defeat at la rochelle." as she was pictured for the first time since the couple‘s shock announcement. the daily telegraph claims the queen has ordered the row to be resolved within the next 72 hours, before prince harry returns to canada to be with meghan and their son, archie. the paper says the monarch has told courtiers to find a solution by tuesday, ahead of the duke‘s next public appearance later in the week. away from the royals, the guardian reports that the environmental campaign group extinction rebellion was placed on a list of "extremist ideologies" by counter—terrorism police. the paper says the guide was aimed at police officers and teachers who, by law, have to report concerns about radicalisation. and online, the huffington post have an interview with the mum of nora quoirin, the vulnerable teenager who was found dead while on a family holiday in malaysia in august. the family vow to fight on as they search for answers over nora‘s death. journalist and broadcaster tim walker is here to tell u

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including one from alan dershowitz himself, which is that a president of the united states could say to rochelleok, we're going to give you back alaska." and the president would say, "okay, we'll give it back to you in exchange for some political figures that will benefit me in the campaign." i think most americans would agree intuitively and instinctively that that constitutes an impeachable abuse of power. but alan dershowitz says, hey, that's okay. what if the president said to putin, "go ahead and occupy all of ukraine. we won't contest that." in exchange for doing political favors. again, there is no technical crime committed, it may not even meet alan dershowitz's standard of criminal-like conduct. really? you can't impeach a president for that kind of conduct? that is absurd. so the dershowitz position leads to terrible potential precedent for the united states. >> ed: let's push this forward as a last question. the white house will get their chance, the president's legal team, to make their final push to date in terms of their defense. then you have a question. period and potential votes