so instead of saying dad, he would just go, "ross," and he would just yell ross at him all the time.oss who took cooper to daycare most mornings and that was where leanna expected to pick him up on june 18th, 2014. here she is arriving at the daycare. >> she got to the daycare and cooper wasn't there. >> leanna called ross to see if there had been a mixup, but he didn't pick up. and then she had a worrying thought, maybe ross had accidentally left cooper at home. >> she texted her neighbor and asked her to just go look, she has a key to her apartment, just go look and see if he's there. maybe the house will just be torn up, it will be a little toddler tornado when she gets there, but he'll be there. obviously he wasn't. >> leanna rush over to ross's office to see if cooper was there. it was at home depot that a police officer tracked her down. their conversation was recorded as he gave her the worst possible news. >> there's going to be no easy way to tell you this. your child is deceased. i'm very sorry to have to tell you that. >> where's my husband? >> your husband is up at our he

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ross: so what is happened . for the features of the new america that are distinctly separate from this sort of european drama from the french revolution onward. bruno: obviously even before writing the book, what really distinguishes america is the temptation a fantasy and a virtual reality. in the book i argue that you trace this temptation, the strict back to the very origins that even the pilgrims were escaping social and political reality. and created an alternative world and in fact reality. and then you have that throughout the movement of the west in the frontier. an argument that i find persuasive that he knew not communism in america because it is always possible we've the constraints of capitalistic economy just moved west. it and then when meant, with hollywood and disneyland. it all becomes to the servicing attractive to the europeans. the rain of pure imagination in america. but more recently, it's acquired such extreme forms and the check and restraint to the delight of entertainment. i think trump

my birth mom was 14 and she was right so she was sent to sean ross abbey where she had me. sister hell the car was in charge of all the adoptions. and she sent me to her niece in the states. i didn't realize till i got older that my adoptive mom a schizo franek. and there was a lot a lot of physical and mental abuse so i ended up in hospital few times for with head injuries. her just pushed me against a wall or i come to school sometimes bleeding. but i survived the hand i wanted to be the opposite of how my optimism was i never married never had kids i was always afraid that i would be like her. those kids who escaped adoption faced an equally bleak future some were forced to douse often ins would be use of situations many others was sent to industrial schools notoriously brutal places run by religious orders. the house has to be is that. yeah even if morris o'connell was incarcerated in an industrial school in truly along with his step brother kevin nobody really saw a mixed race child before. the dogs talked to go to take the doctor off and he would 3 or 4 big brother he

ross does it with just a few strokes. so that in full physical i listen to the music to see what images with there but then i have the problem that when it comes to beethoven's music in 20 minutes there are just 5 images of music but 35 for the 1st bit of the story of a gifted child capable of creating whole worlds with sound but whose ears and digestion fail him a very human hero. worthy of applause. that's all for me for now i'll be back with more news updates out the top of the hour kyra just an imbalance and so much for watching. young moroccan immigrants. they know the police will stop the. thing that's the rudest solution. they know their flights could be fatal. with barack is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. .

ross points to article 2, but what about article 1, section 3.senate's power and the senate's role, article i, section 3 says it's not just about trying the impeachment. it's alsoing about voting on disqualification. again, the argument that the senate cannot try a former officer, which by the way the senate has rejected twice, requires us to read the power to disqualify out of the constitution because on that view, chris, every single officer in that position would just resign right before the senate vote. >> steve, don't run past -- hold on a second. >> okay. >> as we all learned, don't run past your own example. when has this senate rejected ross' argument that just because you're out of office means that we don't try you? >> twice. so the very first impeachment in american history was senator blount in the late 1790s. and the senate continued with his trial after he had been expelled from the senate. and 1876 there was a former secretary belknap who resigned, chris, literally the morning the house was to beginning the impeachment proceedings.

let's begin with the latest to remove president trump from joining u professor of law ters ross. and fellow of the hoover student, chen. great to have you with us. >> thanks for having us. >> i want to address the breaking news that acting secretary of the office of homeland security has just resigned. addresses the meritless court rulings regarding the validity of my authority he says as acting secretary. different from the resignation statements from devos and chao. but should americans be worried about leadership void? fbi has intel armed protests are being planned at all state capitals and u.s. capital ahead of the inauguration. should we be worried? >> it's worrying. gives the department of homeland security the ability to manage the security for that. coordinating between different law enforcement like the united states secret service and others involved in planning the inauguration. we ought to be concerned given such a significant event is coming up, you have the leader of the agency responsible for that gone m.i.a., and let's not forget chad wolf was the guy in the middl

and so, ross is convinced to do it. it is a hell of a gamble.not only are they about to drop this on their readers who have no idea that it is coming. they are in peace time mode at this time for their not expecting a huge story. they are expecting, they are in a moment of recovery regaining the feeling of normalcy or of what albert einstein would say taking easy pleasure without confront the past been there about to be confronted with the past. sue and again because i think it's so vital about the division between reporting fact reporting in some robotic journalistic form and writing with great attention demonstrates that. one of the very important points you make is written about the bomb before, time life and written about the bomb but is always in terms of these enormous state of man, the destiny, the promise of science. >> exactly, it all existed impossibly high level of rhetorical traction. and the key to absently know retraction anywhere. >> again time but him writing for time, it's time was pretty pronouncing pretty styling. i've had a l

with us now, former federal prosecutor and legal analyst jennifer rogers and ross garner, he teaches at tulane law school and previously represented four governors facing impeachment proceedings. jennifer, as we learn more about the planning that happened in advance of the insurrection on january 6th, does that affect the argument that trump incited the mob? >> i think it does, anna, and it's going to be very interesting to see what the house managers are able to make of this evidence. weep know there's plenty in terms of video of what happened january 6th and of course president donald trump's statements leading up to that day and on that day. the question is what will they be able to put in about what these groups were planning in terms of violence and the insurrection itself and what if any coordination might there have been between these people and the white house and the trump campaign. some evidence is coming out that there was coordination and actually help with the planning and if the house managers are able to harness that evidence, i think that's going to be very powerful f

wilbur ross saying implementation of the trump will restrictr actions and it will begin.have reaction and the offshore u.n. and holding a five day game this morning below that 644 level. haidi: that is right. we do have more details including the full wording of trumps executive order inntifying these platforms china as being subject to this executive order. wechat qq wallet, and pay. payments was also identified in that as well. the executive order says this begins 45 days from the beginning of this order. today, essentially any entity or persons dealing with these chinese connected software applications would be subject to this executive order. the executive order goes into detail as to what had been long held voiced by the trump administration about the control and the holding and collection of the consumer. let's take a look at the market implications. stocks continue there and even start to 2021. there's one thing that we're certain of, it is uncertainty. when you talk about the uncertainty, the only predictable thing about the last day is that it will continue being

. >> but honestly what i miss most is about the ross perot, and the ross perot interview.ets enough credit. just to take people back, and i'm glad that bill clinton stepped in because for years afterward people would walk up to larry and say, you know, you got bill clinton elected because we found ross perot, and larry did this amazing interview. now, just to take people through it, ross perot kept saying i'll run for president if the american people asked me. if they come to me and then i'll run and larry kept saying to him during the commercial breaks, what are you talking about, if you want to run for president, just say it, and just say it. because people think larry was a light interviewer, but honestly he was right in there. he just didn't do it the same way of other people. so finally, in the last segment that day, ross perot announces, history made, everything changes and of course, you know, bill clinton won. >> that really is something, what an evolution. you know, and how he was able to really get people to reveal a lot about themselves. and that was, you know,

and ross ulbrecht is fair game for a pardon or lease to commutation his sentence.y go ahead. >> one thing i would be concerned about is because it really has been no bond when it comes to trump i do think a mass pardon of the rioters is still thinking about it for sure. support man i hope not. that would certainly end his political career without question. michael gordon what are you worried about in terms of these pardons? >> first of all i agree with anthony what's on his list i don't know ending his political career. nothing has ended his political career from the pardons all this because you're talking, the gop will never be the party of law and order if you look at what each of them did pretty look at what happened on january 6. divert what the hell does january 6 have to do with a whistleblower, a journalist, and a capitalist two is railroaded so unjustly? so be back compromising national security secrets. too far our national security secrets compromise? >> innate dark web drug lord. i think this would sort of continue down this path where the gop is sort of

joining us to discuss how the trial will play out, julian epstein and ross garber.stigations and impeachment law at tulane law school. thanks to both of you. julian, it's still an open question as to whether the house impeachment managers will call witnesses. i just wonder how that's possible. how do you do this without witnesses, right? one, on the insurrection, right itself, but also on the president's other efforts to overturn the election, especially given democrats upset at not being allowed to call the witnesses they wanted in the last impeachment trial. >> i think they will call witnesses, and i think they should be able to call witnesses. one of the arguments that people have made is that you don't need witnesses because the crime took place on the steps of the capitol and inside the actual building. and the members of congress were the victims of this crime. i think that's true, but i think to the extent that there's a lot of other information. there's information about sort of how much the president knew beforehand that the people coming to the january 6th

when he got to ross, and finally ross said, well, yes, i will run for president of the united statesmerican public to show that they would support me. it was just an example of larry. but also, there was a curiosity in larry's approach to his work. i mean, there was just a real kindness, generosity. and we had many people who would call, and i would get the calls to me, asking if they could appear. of course, there were agents trying to get their talent on the air, there were managers trying to get their celebrities on the air. that was the job of the team led by wendy and others. in the 11 1/2 years the show reported to me, i never had a single fight or single major disagreement with wendy or with larry. i must tell you, having several other shows that i had to deal with at types, i loved it. >> i've got to say, following on from what you said, the thing i always found, he had such a genuineness with the guests, he relaxed them into candor, if you can put it that way, lulled them into being candid without them really knowing, didn't he? >> yes, and also he could shift right into bre

harold ross having it syndicated in "reader's digest," which was another magazine harold despised. i don't know how kennedy twisted his arm but he got his mass publication of the story after all. >> speaking of "reader's digest," a quick footnote to another thing about the new yorker in those years was the so-called pony addition that appeared in a smaller addition which was available to servicemen. driving up the circulation making it important for those who were coming home and would buy it in 1946 when it came out. so hersey had this relationship with sean bates. so how does he get to japan and how does he break through the wall of the cover-up? >> like i said, one should never assume to the first lesson not just of journalism, but of life. -- [inaudible] she says never assume. [laughter] >> well, i did. i was initially not a good journalist and i chastise myself publicly for that right now. but because hersey and the hiroshima story does have all the feelings of and expose, i had assumed that it was him getting in and getting out because other reporters had made a run at the st

and robert called in to "larry king live" and remember was yelling at ross perot. thought, oh my goodness, this guy has more power than i thought. i just thought he rescued his staff from iran. and then i stayed in touch with him and two months lawsuiter announced he was running for president. so, it wants on cable. >> what was with those suspenders with larry king? >> i can explain that to you too. you should know that because you're a producer at the kennedy center. it's the appearance of sitting straight up and down. >> okay. >> see? >> i'm going to wear some suspenders. >> that's the secret. >> what are you writing or producing next? >> i'm -- i have a movie coming out called "the house with the clock in the walls." it's jack black and cate blanchett. go see it six or seven times. it's good. >> without telling us the ending, what's the essence of the plot? >> it is about a young boy in the 1950s who losing his parents and goes to live with his uncle, his weird uncle, who the family doesn't talk about much. he discovers his uncle is a war lock. his uncle has no

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with secretary of state dean ross can out his side, he receives the distinguished leaders who attended expresses to them americas gratitude for their sympathy that is come from all over the world. ♪ ♪ president johnson has all along been a strong supporter of john f. kennedy's policies. already he's made known he tends to press for early enactment of the late presidents civil rights bill. president johnson has traveled widely in asia, europe, africa, the americas, and knows the aspirations of their peoples he has assured the world that while defending the interest of free nations, he'll continue the quest for peace.

this is what wilbur ross says. i stand with president trump's commitment to protecting the privacy and security of americans to threats posed by the chinese communist party. i will read you one line from the trump executive order. the u.s. must take aggressive action against those who develop or control chinese-connected software applications to protect our national security. again, the big question is, 14 days or thereabouts until the biden administration takes over. will this executive order hold past that inauguration? rishaad: we also have this bloomberg scoop, an about-face on a decision yesterday not to delist three chinese telcos. what can you tell us about this? because there has been a lot of confusion the markets. -- in the market. stephen: it has been a whirlwind 18 hours for investors. some analysis i have been reading saying this punishes u.s. investors more than the intended markets. what is happening is the new york stock exchange after they came out and said wait a minute, we are not going to uphold

and scott ross was here to talk to us a bit more about bridget in high school out and obviously this phenomenon that we're calling colorblind casting now president just came out on netflix tell us 1st of all what's the response been of response been amazing to be netflix user doesn't really stop unless they do really really well they did this time so they did really really well they said more than 63000000 people already watched series which makes it on the most successful shows ever on their flights but obviously there's perhaps expectedly also been a bit of a backlash from some. quarters about the decision the did in this series to have this colorblind casting to be such sort of person or to help case of their all these terms that we're throwing around inclusive or color conscious casting about them colorblind casting just tell us what's the difference yeah it's a bit complicated but basically inclusive casting is very simple it's basically saying the world is diverse when you cast a film or series try to make is that versus possible reflects the world very very simple colorblind c

ross: i am not disappointed with tesla at all. it is a very high compensation for ceos but well-deserved given the returns for shareholders. elon's compensation. actual top line, cash flow numbers, new model s refresh, the car looks amazing. i will order one when i can. i cannot wait. i am excited for what tesla has to say in the conference call later and i think their numbers are fine, they are great. haidi: when you take a look at the numbers, gamestop to tesla, then you talk about apple being a boring company. apple considered a visionary but certain not in the mainstream always as it is now. in five or 10 years time, what will be the boring company not considered that at the moment? ross: the one that gets to where it needs to be adventures, i think that is tesla. when you look out 10 years, i see tesla being like an amazon or apple. hopefully elon will in his older age, down a little bit. i don't know if that is a reality. i don't know if i am going to come down either. but i think that tesla will become a mature company one

the zoo posted this video of ross, the seal taking a plunge into a pile of snow. ross was only 5 days old when he arrived and then was nursed back to health before finding a permanent home. he'll saw really happy there. can even see his head and this 5 month-old panda from the smithsonian zoo in washington dc out a special birthday treat some bamboo with sweet potato on it. they say he really seemed to like it and that they plan on introducing new foods like fruits and biscuits to him over the next few weeks like i said we got and the show. with some fuzzy cute animals. because kron 4 news at 9 starts next. >>from the bay area's local news station. watching kron 4 news. >>the tension some big news in the bay area's fight against the coronavirus after months of struggling to get our icu bed capacity back above the 15% threshold in order to exit the stay at home order. we're getting some new numbers tonight the latest numbers from the state showing that we are now over 23.4% capacity that's more than a 16% jump from the 6.9%. then we were at just yesterday. good eve

by the news rick ross for you britain accuses brussels a vaccine nationalism as the e.u. looks to crack down on covert exports. talking of the covert job approves and even plans to manufacture rushes. in fact in exclusive interview to us the country's foreign minister tells us why it surrounds backing sputnik the. russian the russian rich vaccine we have a very bad experience with another western country that i do not want to name. the french quarter opens a hearing against companies like monsanto and dow chemical who made or sold agent orange or highly toxic substance heavily used in the vietnam war but then we hear from the victim who brought the case. in imagine how i must be to lose your 1st child as a young mother this child was journey in advance if you imagine the suffering it was only many many years later that i learned didn't comprehend what kills me child was not that this poisoned. by the very good morning from moscow this wednesday then kevin owen here without international with the latest from us for the next half hour hope you can stay with music take you t

emergency officials are closely monitoring guadalupe river and ross creek, letting people know. be prepared to evacuate. we're expecting a lot of rain in a short amount of time. so if you think about a bathtub and you turn on the water really high, and it only contains so fast, our creeks might fill up the rivers, creeks and reservoirs are dry because of a dry winter. this being the first real storm of the year i'll see how it goes tonight and i took my umbrellas down and took everything down. that was gonna blow over this long time resident will get sandbags if necessary at neighboring paul moore park. city of san jose, opened a temporary sandbag location, one of two in the city of san jose, the other at marbury service yard, the wet, cold and windy weather, also bringing concerns for the homeless. we did stand outreach teams out to try and reach the residents that the un housed folks that are living on or near the creeks. the timing for the storm couldn't be worse for restaurants given the green light monday to resume outdoor dining, we also sell merchandise self patron. are f

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we had ln looking for ross perot to come on tv for two years.bout how he rescued his team from iran, and he was a national hero. and we pushed and pushed to get him. larry finally interviewed him, and then he, you know, he trusted larry. it's not a politician. and then we knew that he was thinking about running for president and larry doesn't get enough credit because that night he kept pushing, pushing perot. the american people want me, they can register me in all these different states, and larry said during the break, ross, if you are going to run, can you please just announce it? if you want to do it, you know, you can't make it a mystery. anyway, in that last, last few minutes. show, last few minutes of the show, he said, i'm going to run. of course, it changed that election. and then what happened after, it forced bill clinton to come on. now, bill clinton then, he was on arsenio hall, did some things. that wasn't a big deal for him. but president bush is thinking i am not going on this cable show. why should i talk to this guy and have a

while there were wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone.ame to be played in the uk today was, thankfully, a pro 1a thriller with glasgow warriors beating edinburgh 23—22, as adam wild reports. they called this the oldest intercity rugby match in the world. since 1872, glasgow have been taking on edinburgh, but whilst age and tradition still count for plenty, youth also has its place, this was a young ross thompson putting glasgow in front, the penalties were all either side had to show until shortly before the break, jamie farndale giving edinburgh the lead. it took until the second half for glasgow to wrestle back control, george turner powering over. even without the fans it is clear this is a match that matters and back came edinburgh, storming through for christine to reduce the gap with a stunning try. —— chris dean. there won't be many finishes as dramatic as what followed, as eroni sau brought edinburgh to within a single point, so a kick, then, to win it... but a miss, point, so a kick, then, to win it... buta miss, and it is point,

wilbur ross says cnooc acts as a bully. that is the premise why they were added to the list.s i said, according to these different lists, you can see a synopsis. there is a commerce list, two commerce lists. there are two different treasury lists. one for individuals and one for not specific individuals and companies, which by the way, i was going through the long list. it is a long list. cnooc is also on the treasury company list. the consequence there is americans would be for a from investing in -- would be for bitten for investing in that company. cannot buy, sell and hold shares that are linked including the subsidiaries of any of those listed companies. the caveat is as we had a guest on earlier who talked about xiaomi, there is a waiting period. 365 days they have to take action post being added to the list. investors can wait until november 11 when the first executive order for these blacklists was first issued to divest. this one particular investor says i am not selling. we can wait and see how the blighted administration is -- how the biden administration is going

take a chill pill. >> this seemed like a really surprising way to get rachel to know how ross feels.r. you can wear my tux. >> dad, she won't want to go with me. >> she's learning something new and he thinks, oh, god, please don't let her see this. please don't let her see this. >> rachel, ready or not, here comes your knight in shining -- oh, no. >> bye! >> chip! >> oh, dear. >> ross sees himself and you see that look on his face and how sad he is because he wanted to take her to the prom. >> when she crossed the room, i still kind of get chills from it. when she crossed the room and gave him that kiss -- [ cheers and applause ] >> -- the audience went insane. >> at the height of must-see tv, thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watched thursday night. that was at the time one-third of the country. >> ooh! what is this stuff? >> the sweater is angora. >> well, it's wonderful. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you're not from around here, are you? >> it generated so much viewership and money and awards. >> you do not need this. >> it's the

andrew ross sorkin, great to have you back on the newshour.d developments in the market today. can you just help us understand what on earth is going on? >> it's hard to understand. it is a wild, wild story. i don't think i've ever seen anything like this in my career, frankly. there is a small group, almost a small army, if you will, of mostly younger folks who are assembling online in chat groups and are bidding up the shares of companies like gamestop. gamestoches a company that was worth $20 a share at the beginning of this year. today, it's worth almost $350 a share. the company is now worth the same as delta. this company makes no money. there's an almost ponzi scheme-like element to this. it was originally driven by a nostalgia for gamestop by some of the investors and a "stick it to the man" kind of view that the system was rigged against companies like gamestop, and that the system was rigged against retail investors. a number of the big wa wall strt hedge funds had bet against the gamestop shares. they bet the shares would go down, a

technology and communications services hit the hardest let's bring in stephanie link, ross costridge, we talked with john rodgers of ariel vchlts about whether now is the time for a pause. he thought yes what do you think? >> i wouldn't be surprised to see a pullback or maybe we just stall out a little bit because we are up as mike mentioned earlier, that we are up over 70% from the lows from last year here's the thing i actually thought that bide just did a good job in calming everybody down, having a game plan, but $1.9 trillion fiscal stimulus that he put in place or proposed yesterday, i don't think it has a shot at getting that number. even if it is half, that's 2% to 3% of u.s. gdp it is very system lative on top of the $900 billion we passed in january. we need to get all of these fiscal packages put in place to act as a bridge between now and when we can make progress on distribution of vaccines but it sounds like we are making good progress. so i think we can probably see kind of some sideways action given that the economic data is naturally rolling over again because we had

in a casting process that sounds a lot of fun, film—maker brothers bill and turner ross scoured latetories to tell and got them used to having cameras around. the result is a staged, but evocative evening with effecting moments of truth. many punters talk about what led them to the bar scene. pam says that her childhood ambition was to be immature and she loves that it's thanksgiving every day. the mood can be maudlin, but it's more bittersweet than depression as these folks find community with virtual strangers. if you're missing your local boozer, then bloody nose, empty pockets is on—demand now. finally, to a film that is definitely pure fiction — vanguard, starring jackie chan. the actor's seventh collaboration with director stanley tong casts him as tang, the boss of an international security firm called vanguard. they're protecting a chinese accountant who's fallen foul of the mob. and his daughter has equally foolishly advertised her exact whereabouts on instagram. after a face—off in london's chinatown, tang and his team of attractive, quick—thinking operatives head to africa

givers team consists of about 20 helpers one of them makita upon a show also from bella ross has come to pick up a blogger for $300.00 days visibly relieved to be out of harm's way nikita knows all too well how he feels under a will have to adjust to not having to watch his back constantly for fear of being abducted beaten watched or stopped and checked he's been under almost constant surveillance for weeks under a collected signatures for opposition candidate straight lana kind of skier and live streamed to the protests for that he sat in jail for 9 days. yeah. yeah yeah. safe at last ilona the activist has made it out of balance and contacted her children they've missed each other. i don't know yet i had no other choice but to cross the belorussian border illegally on foot. i was terribly afraid that they'd start shooting at me. now that i'm safe what i wish for most of all in my life is to hug my children. oh my. dear i know it will be easier for us here in the 3 nia. i won't be harassed here nobody will make fun of my children and bully them because their mother has different view

ross. >> mr. chairman. mr. raskin: could i use this as an opportunity to introduce two decisions into the record? mr. mcgovern: absolutely. mr. raskin: one is a first circuit decision trump vs. which is was election commission. the other is trump versus ennsylvania. the seventh circuit. in both these cases president trump on the merit, this is just to refute the assertion they lost only on standing and procedural grounds. the substantive claims were decisively and massively rejected in these decisions. as a number of judges said that they are not even asserting fraud or corruption. really the whole thing comes down to this article 2, section 1 notion which was rejected in every court that looked at t if i could submit these for the record. mr. mcgovern: without objection, they'll be entered into the record. ms. ross: mr. chairman, can you hear me now? mr. mcgovern: we k i'm happy to yield to the gentlewoman from north carolina. ms. ross: thank you very much. and thank you for your patience with me and my first

people were left at, whether was ronald reagan, ross perot or donald trump. if we step back and attempt to maybe take their concerns seriously, it's important to keep in mind that people -- if you take away someone's struggle, you say to a woman, you -- let me explain why you are upset -- that works really well for men. i think the liberals have been telling poor middle-class whites, let me explain to you why you are upset and you know why? it's because you are racist and sexist and don't have a good pace. we ignored the fact that factory towns were turning into ghost towns and paid attention every four years. clyde: would anything be different if we restored compulsory national service? it doesn't necessarily have to be the draft, but it could be alternative forms, americorps, we seem to not have shared anything now. we don't even have shared news sources. you can go through life only looking at fox or only looking at msnbc and never be bothered by a countervailing appearing -- countervailing opinion. daniel patrick moynihan saying you are entitled to your o

so to mnuchin, ross, pompeo, mulvaney, scovina and koscarson i'll be watching you. you don't get to serve a tyrant for four years and then quiet acceptance from a nation you worked to tear apart. i'll keep reminding the public of your corruption, your silence and your complicity for the rest of your lives no matter where you are, no matter where you turn. i gotcha. i gotcha -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in café mocha flavor. >> man: what's my my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> in two days i take what will be tragically my inaugural flight for 2021. by that i mean it will be the first time this year i traveled to memorialize an unarmed black person shot to death by police. on tuesday the family of andre hill will lay to rest the 47-year-old in columbus, ohio where a police officer shot and killed hill in a friend's driveway during a disputed c

rob ross , ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a deadly into the year , afterms into two pedestrian killing them both. he may have gotten away if it wasn't for some quick thinking bystanders. >> as soon as he got out he went that way. and there were 30 people there were chasing him. and they got him. they were relentless. >>> good evening i am cristina rendon . the deadly hit-and-run that left two people dead . here's more on that story from christien kafton. >> reporter: we spoke with the bystander and the witness who said that immediately following the crash that the driver tried it to run and that a crowd of people worked to apprehend him. 2020 ended on a deadly note in san francisco with two women killed in a hit-and-run accident. police arrested 45-year-old troy mcalister. an investigator confirm that it's the same troy mcalister that was associated with this twitter account. a witness watch the deadly incident unfold from his window. >> they t-bone that car and were spinning around and then they tried to escape. and that's when they hit the two people. >>

the top corner thomas mooney equalized for dortmund on 73 minutes and just 3 minutes later michael ross had the chance to give his side victory and he put his penalty why 11 the final score. in the bonus league a saturday early games have finished and there were disappointing results for 2 sides a title winning inhibitions 2nd place life's a could only draw away. and dortmund were held at bottom at home by bottom side lines elsewhere braman be augsburg cologne drew nil nil with him and often against bielefeld was also scoreless saturday's late game between kicks off shortly on friday later cozen on sunday by host and frankfurt play shall. that's all for me for now for this hour coming up next a new edition of our documentary series doc film don't forget you can always get the latest from our website w dot com follow us on twitter and instagram g w news i'm wearing blue cross with more news for you at the top of the hour thanks very much for watching. beyond. the stories that matter to the. country. whatever it takes. to follow running cuts.