and rushed to down play soleimani's evil while presenting our own president as the villain. soon after the news broke, one of our distinguished colleagues made a public statement that rightly called soleimani a murder and then amazingly walked that message back when the far left objected to the factual statement. since then, i believe all her criticism is directed at our own president. another of our democratic colleagues has been thinking out loud about middle east policy on social media. mere days before president trump's decision, this senator tore into the white house for what he described as weakness and inaction. no one fears us, he complained. trump has rendered america i am potent in the middle east. -- impotent in the middle east. but since the strike, a complete 180. that same senator has harshly criticized our own president for getting tough. ludicrously, he and others on the left have accused the administration of committing an illegal act and equated the removal of this terrorist leader with a foreign power assassination of our own secretary of defense. well, he

before even knowing the facts rush to split hairs about intelligence before being briefed and rushed to downplay qassem soleimani evil while condemning our own president soon after the news broke one of our distinguished colleagues made a public statement to call qassem soleimani a murderer that amazingly walked the message back when the far left objected offer criticism is directed at her own president and other democratic colleague thinking out loud of middle east policy on social media before president trump's decision the senator tore into house for what he described as a weakness. trump has been rendered in the middle east but now a complete 180 now criticizing her own president he and others have accused the administration to commit an illegall act and according to the removal of this terrorist leader with a foreign power assassination of y her own secretary of defense here is what one expert had to say, jay johnson president obama's former general counsel and secretary of homeland security. here's what he said. if you believe everything our government says about qassemhe solei

that senators would need to consider very very carefully so much credit the senate is not about to rush into these waiting questions without discussion and without deliberation without even hearing opening arguments 1st. there were good reason which while 100 out of a 100 senators are agreed to decade you go to cross these bridges when we came to them that is what we will do this time as well fair is fair the process was good enough for president clinton and basic fairness dick i git oughta be good enough with this president as well so yeah as or own the set up the country is watching to see if we going to rise to the occasion it's 21 years ago on 100 senators including a number of us who said in a tribe or today i did just that the body approved a fair commonsense process to god to beginning of a presidential impeachment trial today to decade later this senate will retake that entrance exam the basic structure we're proposing is just as eminently fair an even to haddad as it was back down it's a question as weather center is are themselves ready to be as fire and as even and it the sen

the bottom line, leader mcconnell once the process rushed with as little evidence as possible in the dark of night. he pushes the arguments into the wii hours of thenight so american people won't see them . in short, again, the mcconnell resolution will result in a rush trial with little evidence in the dead of night. but the president isso confident in his case , why won't he present it in broad daylight? if leader mcconnell and the republican senators who said he's done nothing wrong, it's perfect, why not whilethe sun is shining ? instead of 2 am? it was pretty obvious. pretty obvious why not read on something as important as impeachment, mcconnell's resolution is nothing short of a national disgrace area and will go down in history as one of the very dark days of the senate. not living up to its responsibility in obeisance to the president, not to the truth. leader mcconnell promised his trial rules for weeks. let's end the same rules as the clinton trial rules. he said we're going to get started in exactly the same way . it turns out the mcconnell rules are not even close to the

leader mcconnell claimed the house had ran the most rush, patient inquiry in modern history. the truth is leader mcconnell is plotting the most rushed, lease thorough and most unfair impeachment trial in modern history. and it begins today. the senate has before it very straightforward questions. the president is accused of the coercing a foreign power to interfere in our elections, to help himself. it's the job of the senate to determine if these very serious charges are true. the very least we can do is examine the facts, review the documents, here the witnesses, try the case, not run from it, not hide it, try it. because if the president commits high crimes and misdemeanors and congress refuses to act, refuses even to conduct a fair trial of its conduct, then residents, this president and future presidents can commit impeachable crimes with impunity, and the order and rigor of our democracy will dramatically decline. the final failsafe of our democracy will be rendered moot. the most powerful check on the executive, the one designed to protect the people from tyranny will

they rushed this through. they didn't allow matt gates to investigate and have a minority day of hearings. they didn't let him and jim jordan do their job. they produce a sub-par work product. and nancy pelosi is challenged why it was rushed through. she said we have been working on this for 2.5 years. that gives more insight to her motivation. it was always about impeaching the president. >> sean: you pointed this out every day, fighting for the ride for the fairness that newt gingrich offered bill clinton and his attorneys when he was speaker of the house. >> it's crazy to think that nancy pelosi impeached the president for obstructing the house when she is obstructing

that is why we are seeing this rush to get this over with quickly. if you look at the trendlines, both in polling and if we had a metric for new allegations, that seems to be exacerbated with each passing day for the republicans. it is in their interest to try to contain the damage. i will note there was a time when a lot of us thought speaker pelosi would want this over quickly. polling was not showing a lot of support for impeachment. it did not look like a good gambit for the democrats, let's just get this over with and get the candidates for president back on the trail. look at how the positions have switched. now it seems below see is buying for a delay. there is this notion that more facts should come in, we need a longer trial. some people could accuse the speaker of lying to throw the presidential nomination to joe biden because she is taking all of the senators off the field. time is going to introduce more uncertainty. david: always true in any trial. rick davis and david goodfriend will be sticking with us. now it is time to get a check on

more, that left there, by henry knew the work that rush more dad also on first price in affair, the newspaper talked about, that and we got all the things together and more to dad, that's how it all started to get the people together we wrote first inviting up to the black hills to carve the memorial set the right one would know, the right man has great heroes also >> they say people crazy horses were, born along the creek. they would say when they lose someone, who was born along the water never he was going to be born, this set up a tpp. some other was giving birth, the father was outside the tpp. the mother's helpers after the baby was born, they brought the baby up to the father, the father receives the baby and faces west. and he says, do god, grandfather, thank you very much for my son. you're giving me a sudden and i say thank you to you very much. >> crazy horse was a very serious individual, he kept himself a lot, he put the people before himself he cared very much for his surroundings. >> take us to today, what's going on today, what are you going to working on? >> i was a

kyle shanahan said we need to rush the ball at least 30 times. they rushed it 47. ball control.e talked about the pursuit. defensive effort was amazing. here's some of the reaction. >> i got 24 hours to celebrate this one. 5:00 tomorrow you can ask me about that. but i'm going to enjoy this one, and then i'll definitely be ready to watch some football tomorrow and i can't wait to play more football. >> the fans felt different. it was rockin' out there today. they were screaming, they were loud. it was a fun atmosphere. but as far as everything, it was, i don't know, got treated just like another game. you go out there, it's still 100 yards long. got to play football. >> this team deserves it. jimmy garoppalo played awesome. all our position coaches, our d-line, our team deserves it. we work hard week in, week out. we try to put our best on the line. we don't always get what we want, but this team is a family. >> richard sherman does not like being disrespected. there's much more at 6:00 on that. >> niners will take on the winner of the green bay/seattle game and host the nfc tit

most, though into the morning rush hour, cloudy, a few spots of rain or drizzle and frost free.ng rush hour itself, northern ireland, some heavy bursts of rain and gale force winds, spreading across scotland from mid—morning onwards. not too much rain in the east. as for wales and western england, it's really from lunchtime onwards we will see that heavy rain before sunshine returns to the west later on. it's to the north and west where we'll see the strongest of the winds, potential for gales, maybe 50 mile—per—hour gusts or more for some. not quite as windy for east anglia and the south—east. but the breeze will pick up by the end of the afternoon and into the evening rush hour we will see this band of narrower but quite heavy rain spread its way eastwards. it does mean we finish the day in south—west england, wales, and northern england with a greater potential for some sunshine. a few showers in northern england, and we'll see a few showers in northern scotland, northern ireland, maybe wintry over the tops of the scottish mountains. and temperatures drop away a little bit th

most, though into the morning rush hour, cloudy, a few spots of rain or drizzle and frost free.y bursts of rain and gale force winds, spreading across scotland from mid—morning onwards. not too much rain in the east. as for wales and western england it's really from lunchtime onwards we will see that heavy rain before sunshine returns to the west later on. it's to the north and west where we'll see the strongest of the winds, potential for gales, maybe 50 mile—per—hour gusts or more for some. not quite as windy for east anglia and the south—east. but the breeze will pick up by the end of the afternoon and into the evening rush hour we will see this band of narrower but quite heavy rain spread its way eastwards. it does mean we finish the day in south—west england, wales, northern england with a greater potential for some sunshine. a few showers in northern england hotels in scotland, northern ireland, maybe wintry over the tops of the scottish mountains. temperatures drop away a little bit through the afternoon but not as windy for the evening rush hour as it will be for the mor

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so they rushed through a slapdash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes for pursuing witnesses and evidence. they don't have time to do that. chairman adam schiff told the entire country on national television that getting a court decision takes a long time. he didn't want to wait. takes a long time to go to court. so they just plowed ahead, plowed right ahead, with an historically weak case and impeached a duly elected president with votes from just one -- just one -- political party. the democrats have left trump derangement syndrome directly fao a kind of partisan fever had that our founding fathers were afraid of. and then, mr. president, just before the holidays, this sad spectacle took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment votes had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they flinched. they flinched. that's right. the same people who just spent weeks screaming that impeachment was so serious and so urgent tha

coleman, two rushing touchdowns in this game, and the defense put a vice grip oninix sacks. two by nick bosa. niners win 27-10. let's hear from kyle shanshan, talking about that rushing game, 47 carries, 186 yards. >> fans felt different. i mean t w, it was rockin' out e y.dato un as far as everything. iotfa treat it like another me 24 hours to celebrate this one. 5:00 tomorrow you can ask me about that. i'm going to enjoy this one and definitbl rrow and i can't wait to play more football. >> reporter: so the 49er will host the enif being championship game next sunday. they will take on the winner of the green bay/seattle game. the titans are leading baltimore, 14-0. that would be a shocking result. we'll have a lot more in sports. for now, live in levi's stadium, larry beil, abc 7 news sports. >>> the 49er faithful were out in full force and cornell bernard has more of the excitement, cornell? >> reporter: hey, dion, the party's kind of wrapping up in the levi's parking lot. niner gang feeling awesome about what happened, that incredible blowout over the vikings. 49er faith

process in the house was rushed, it was partisan, and it was sloppy. justice is going to be done and is going to occur in the senate. we do want to have a fair process in the senate. several people asked yesterday about the motion to dismiss and whether there should be one early. my view then and now was that this process needs to be a process where everybody's heard and the person who would benefit it looks from everybody being hurt is the president. he hasn't had a chance to make his case. heak will have that chance in te senate. the senate is at him. i think the congress is that to the country. we can't just have a one-sided process that suddenly ends. but a process to where everybody gets a chance to be heard. before lot from the house. and particularly a lot from the house, urgent this all was. until glass, when apparently it was urgent at all. rgbut my view is this will be te first chance of the presidents and to make his case and he deserves that and the american people deserve a chance to hear the other side of this which they have heard of unt

the process in the house, it was rushed. it was partisan. and it was sloppy. justice is going to be done and it's going to occur in the senate. >> we do want to have a fair process in the senate. several people asked yesterday about the motion to dismiss and whether there should be one early. my view then and now was that is process needs to be a process where process where everybody is heard and that the person who would benefit the most from everybody being heard is the president. he hasn't had a chance to make his case. he'll have that chance in the senate. the senate owes that to him and i think the congress owes that o the country. but we can't just have a one-sided process that suddenly ends, but a process where everybody gets a chance to be heard. we heard a lot from the house. we heard a lot from the house about how urgent this all was until the last month when apparently it wasn't urgent at all. but my view is, this will be the first chance that the president has had to make his case. he deserves that, the american people deserve a chance to hear the

. >> reporter: 20 think about the 49er pass rush what comes to mind? >> i think about the great passwords that the giants had in 2008. i think we can shut them down. >> reporter: give me a name. >> nick bosa. >> reporter: that is all that i need. a little while ago i went one- on-one with the ngelof the 49er defensive line. >> a hit and varied from behind by eric olmstead >> reporter: he led the 49ers in sacks with 10 this season so why does nick bosa get all the attention? when i look around he has 15 cameras and there is only one here. he is getting respect now from hall of famer's. >> it is like they are men playing with boys. one was a little bit ahead of the other. he figured it out this year. >> reporter: he is overlooked sometime. >> reporter: he's going to cash in this year on a fattening contract. after football this guy has another gig. >> i plane super bowl and i am still in the media. >> how long have you been working for channel 5? >> when joe montana hit john taylor right here in miami when steve young led the 49ers to their second super

so they rushed through a slapdash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes or pursuing witnesses and evidence. they don't have time to do that. adam schiff told the entire country that a court decision takes a long time. he didn't want to wait. it takes a long time to go to court. ahead.ust plowed right with a historically weak case and impeached a duly elected president with votes from just one political party. democrats have left -- have let trent -- trumped arrangement syndrome develop into what our founding fathers were afraid of. just before the holidays this sad spectacle took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment vote had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they flinched. they flinched. that's right. the same people who just spent weeks screaming that impeachment was so serious and so urgent that he couldn't wait for due process, now decided it could wait indefinitely while they checked the political whims a

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to delay sending the articles of impeachme impeachment. >> without a doubt had we rushed to trial, i don't think we would have seen bolton come forward. >> reporter: republicans, who control the senate, say the senate's role is not to launch another investigation, and the delay shows that they have a weak case they cannot defend >> my goal is to start this trial in the next coming days, not let nancy pelosi take over the senate. >> reporter: the trial's delay angering president trump. >> it's so sad for our country think of it, our country is doing so good but i have to spend time and my team has to spend time on this stuff they found nothing. >> reporter: it depends on republican senators, four of them need to vote with democrats to call him as a witness. >> bolton's testimony could influence moderate republicans if the information he has that his attorneys say is new is compelling enough. >> reporter: late tonight republican senator mitt romney says he would love to hear from bolton but at this hour, no word on house speaker nancy pelosi and the timing of sending those impeachment

and had a rushing game rushing for 220 yards and four touch downs for san francico. the kansas city chiefs defeating the tennessee titans. this is going to be a powerhouse matchup. the chiefs have at least sixth ranked office. the niners have the second best defense. super bowl liv february second in miami. and those are the two teams you predicted at the beginning of the season. >> do you have a favorite? >> i don't know maybe the afc because i'm a buffalo bills fan. >>> why are gop plans for the president's impeachment trial still private? democrats demanding mitch mcconnell release the play book. and vaporize it. ahhhhh! shhhhh! nyquil severe with vicks vapocool. the vaporizing nighttime, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> why is mcconnell being so secretive about his proposal? >> one day from the president's impeachment trial democrats want to know how the gop plans to proceed and why those plans are still private. >>> the much coveted "the new york times" democratic endorsement is out. more than one candidate has reason to celeb

hold the majority and senate to shape those rules of the allegation is that they're just trying to rush through these proceedings through the trial and then another very important point is the question of witnesses and evidence that the republican party wants to vote on at the end of the trial the democrats want obviously to go to the beginning before they start to dig into the arguments that both sides have 24 hours time for to do so stretched over a timeframe of 3 days and the democrats are alleging the republicans here to shape those who have shaping those rules only for the benefit of president trump well the president speaking about him he is in doubt. lost in switzerland that manual meeting of the wild economic forum but have we heard from him. well he delivered a speech in davos today and this is for him this was essentially the opportunity to shine basically to speak at the world economic forum about the great economic data of the united states of course it's interesting that he decided to travel there today it's for him also a good opportunity to direct the attention basically

a fine end to the day here, rain spread through the day here, rain spread through the evening rush hourr skies through monday night but some windy and disturbing weather into tuesday could course some travel disruption, especially in the northwest. —— could course. hello, this is the bbc news headlines. the body of general soleimani is returned. borisjohnson says we will not lament his death and calls for de—escalation. donald trump was that america has a list of 52 targets if iran decides to retaliate. the iraqi prime minister because the killing a political assassination and summons the us ambassador. the australian prime minister warns that the bushfire emergency could last for months and announced the creation of a recovery agency to help those that have lost homes. now on bbc news it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. 18—year—old curtisjones scores a stunner as liverpool's youngesters knock everton out of the fa cup at anfield. sheffield united survive a scare to put out the last remaining non—league side afc fylde. dom sibley hits an unbeat

running record with 220 rushing yards and four touchdowns. george kittle was all e-mails wearing a t-shirt with his pal jimmy g. on it and talked about the path to get to this point. >> this whole season, ups and downs with injuries left and right.guys stepped up when they needed to, to our defense, we had guys everywhere stepping up the entire season and when we finish it on something like that, i don't know how many rushes did we have? that's awesome. >> reporter: the faithful cannot way to cheer on their team in miami. it's been even longer since chiefs fans have seen their team in the super bowl. kansas city haven't made it to the big game since know 9270. so all eyes will be on the field on super bowl sunday. one person will be watching closely is richard sherman's son, corner back says his son's birthday is three days after the super bowl and all he wants for his birthday is a ring so he said he tried his best to bring that home. february 2nd does mark the seventh super bowl appearance for the san francisco 49ers. at levi stadium this m

where she gave birth her attorneys say they are anxious to review the evidence and urge resisting a rush to judgment until all the facts are in a family waiting for justice for a young mother they call the bright light sam brock, nbc news. >>> also tonight, the governor to the rescue. new york's andrew cuomo caught on camera, helping a man out of a van that tipped over in an accident on the highway. cuomo's team passed the wreck. the governor stopping to cut the man out of his seat belt no life-threatening injuries were reported but an example of your governor in action. >>> up next, a car that acts like a credit card some of the hottest new ideas transforming how we live >>> we're back now with the amazing new innovations at one of the world's biggest tech shows, ces it could make your life easier but they're also raising more privacy concerns here is jo ling kent. >> reporter: this year at ces, traditional tech is getting turned upside down. the new samsung tv rotates from horizontal to vertical to make it easier for millennials to consume social media the smart diaper that alerts you

they talked about how rushed the house was at 70 plus days interest in such a rush to get to the end because we wanted to go home for christmas. well, let's not rush the process. let's go ahead and take the time and the american democracy work. so the rest of the world can see in america, no one is above the law also in america, everyone gets a chance to present the witnesses, get a chance to have their say. let's show that to the world. what american justice is about. after all, we have the absolute right person presiding right n now, the chief justice of the united states supreme court. who better? when is the better time? now is the time. let's have the full documents. thank you. >> thank you. here's what i think we saw today. after three days of the house managers, i'm thoroughly and compellingly laying out the data and evidence around the tube charges against the president, obstruction and abuse of power. we saw today very much what manager schiff predictive liquid say, facts or information that more muddied the waters laid out anything in particular, tax on managers and the whi

rush is putting many on high alert. join me now from geneva is world health organization spokesperson yes sure it is the national average welcome 139 new cases in 48 hours is there cause for alarm. well we know that the number of 'd confirmed cases is increasing simply because chinese authorities. reinforcing surveillance and are testing more people it is likely that we will see further increase in cases inside china and we can also see more cases among travelers so this is something in line of what we were asking countries to get ready for this new coronavirus to be aware of it and to increase really surveillance as well as being able to treat those who need medical care what is really important to say is that we still don't know much about these virus so we don't have enough information to determine what is the source of the virus we know that there is a limited human to human transmission but we don't know how easily is being transmitted a new coronavirus we also don't know much about severity of it so this is someth

travel rush already underway. a new report warns women are the biggest victims of global inequality oxfam's india . to india it is. it's good to have you with us in a span of just 72 hours more than 150 cases of people infected with the newly discovered. have been reported in china that takes the number of cases in the country to more than 200 with 3 fatalities so far the country's national health commission however us is the outbreak is quote preventable and controllable scientists have so far said human to human transmission of the virus does not appear to be easy the outbreak began late in december and was traced to a seafood market in the central city of. since and cases have been confirmed. south korea japan and thailand airports in the region and some in the u.s. have already established screening procedures for flights coming from central china badger's that looks to be greatly bored and travel picks up ahead of that falls on the weekend every year around this time hundreds of millions in china will move ar

to someone who could or should the 3rd rush starts for if you are intent on t w. e n your mommy was wonderful. don't mention me. she wishes she was here. photos are all that's a lay has left of her mother so long irving died 3 weeks after her daughter was born i'm still a is being raised by her grandmother wanda so late doesn't know her father and can't remember her mother she's growing up in the shadow of grief stoli voidable if she had listened to it if they had just put her in the hospital for observation if nothing else but the blood pressure itself should have told them. she wants death is no exception. the united states has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world. where. little after giving birth which alone irving was in pain and her blood pressure repeatedly spiked she went to the doctor several times at the last visit a nurse practitioner center home with a prescription she was tired and she had been fighting these doctors for 2 weeks trying to get someone to listen to her. and. she just you know gave up and. came home took the pill and

it is notjust being rushed, but rammed through.dentified. this is both stupid — as it will mean corrections having to be made later — but also arrogant, with scant regard to our normal democratic method of lawmaking. a bit uncharitable. how can the noble lady say this is being rushed through, when the house of commons didn't take the time to discuss it? what i was saying is that it is being rammed through, because no changes will be contemplated. it was the distinction i was trying — obviously unsuccessfully — to make. lady hayter referred to comments made by the brexit secretary, who happened to be watching the debate in the lords. stephen barclay in the other place warned us, threatened us, not to defy the will of the country. i think that reflects a complete — i hope not deliberate — misunderstanding of our role in a bicameral democracy. the fact that the government has a large majority and has indicated that it has no intension of accepting any changes to the bill whatsoever is no excuse for your lordship's house for failing to

so they rushed through a slapdash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes for pursuing witnesses and evidence. they don't have time to do that. chairman adam schiff told the entire country on national television that getting a court decision takes a long time. he didn't want to wait. takes a long time to go to court. so they just plowed ahead, plowed right ahead, with an historically weak case and impeached a duly elected president with votes from just one -- just one -- political party. the democrats have left trump derangement syndrome directly fao a kind of partisan fever had that our founding fathers were afraid of. and then, mr. president, just before the holidays, this sad spectacle took another unusual turn. as soon as the partisan impeachment votes had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. instead of sending the articles to the senate, they flinched. they flinched. that's right. the same people who just spent weeks screaming that impeachment was so serious and so urgent tha

the absolute worst for rush hour traffic congestion.mes as bad as other major states like pennsylvania. >> we saw an average of 97 hours of an individual's time spent in traffic every year. that's average. california. >> locals and visitors alike know the feeling. >> we have to give about an hour ahead of schedule to prepare for our dropoffs in case of traffic. whatever. >> produced crazy things like don't look or don't care. >> live on trying to get on the 101 south. we are almost there. some good news for us. not all bad news for -- >> safety and access to car dealerships. auto repair shops and car washes. the only state that ranks lower were washington, hawaii. live in san francisco, li li tan, nbc bay area news. >> i enjoy that long drive home. >> won't return for a while. might remember the faa grounded a plane about a year ago after two deadly crashes. since then boeing has consistently missed its own deadlines for the plane to return to service. the company said they have problems with software and working on pilot training as we

dozens than 400 rescue teams rushed to help survivors.cks followed the main tremor, which was also felt in neighbouring syria, lebanon and iran. the region, 550 kilometres east of the capital ankara, is remote and sparsely populated, so the true extent of the damage and fatalities could be slow to emerge. turkey lies on fault lines and is prone to earthquakes. around 17,000 people died in 1999. gareth barlow, bbc news. day four of donald trump's impeachment trial in the senate is under way. democrat prosecutors argued the president should be removed from office for abuse of power and obstructing congress. they say he has used foreign policy for his own personal, political gain. mr trump has dismissed the trial as boring. they have reported a recording has emerged of the president reportedly saying he wants the ambassador to ukraine fired. i don't have enough background to give you a response to it at this time. plainly, if the president, at the urging of giuliani 01’ president, at the urging of giuliani or anybody else, if this is additio

why are you rushing through everything.ring mick mulvaney, bring rudy giuliani who offered to be a witness, bring perry and pompeo and bolton who again told everybody if you bring me to the senate i'll come and testify, why is mitch mcconnell rushing this, because democracy dies in darkness. >> to that point don't you want people to see what's going on? don't you want transparency? >> this is an eloquent case why the house short circuited this. they never bothered to subpoena john bolton. to do all these things that they should have and could have done. and so, look, if you want all these folks i would be advocating not for mitch mcconnell to do something i would be advocating for the house to go back in and do their job. there's nothing stopping them from continuing. >> obstruction of congress, two articles of impeachment, abuse of power, obstruction of congress. donald trump, unlike richard nixon, literally withheld everything, no evidence, no witnesses. they couldn't get anybody. the people who had to come they had to su

most, though into the morning rush hour, cloudy, a few spots of rain or drizzle and frost free.ding across scotland from mid—morning onwards. not too much rain in the east. as for wales and western england, it's really from lunchtime onwards we will see that heavy rain before sunshine returns to the west later on. it's to the north and west where we'll see the strongest of the winds, potential for gales, maybe 50 mile—per—hour gusts or more for some. not quite as windy for east anglia and the south—east. but the breeze will pick up by the end of the afternoon and into the evening rush hour we will see this band of narrower but quite heavy rain spread its way eastwards. it does mean we finish the day in south—west england, wales, and northern england with a greater potential for some sunshine. a few showers in northern england, and we'll see a few showers in northern scotland, northern ireland, maybe wintry over the tops of the scottish mountains. and temperatures drop away a little bit through the afternoon but not as windy for the evening rush hour as it will have been for the

to rush things along. bring us the food, the steak, hot fudge sunday and the the check.ust pour the soup on your steak, let's keep things moving. ( laughter ) now, after some pushback from susan collins and other moderate republicans, mcconnell has now changed the rules at the last minute today so that each side would have three days instead of two days to present their case. and a lot of people are saying mitch mcconnell was wrong to even try and wash this process in the first place. what people don't understand is mitch wasn't wrong before, he's just more correct now. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ curiosity- it ignites our imagination. in search of inspiration and daring new ideas. at lexus our greatest curiosity isn't a machine? it's you. experience the rewards of our curiosity. $12.99 all you can eat ♪ now with boneless wings. only at applebee's. every glass of tropicana pure premium orange juice has a million little sips of sunshine. it's 100% of your daily vitamin c and 100% delicious. making every moment in the morning brighter. tropicana sip

back in december, i explained how house democrats sprint into the most rushed, least fair and least thorough impeachment inquiry in american history that jeopardy days the foundation of our system of government. by spring, speaker pelosied to the country impeachment is so divisive to the country that unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan, don't think we should go down that path. that was the speaker less than a year ago. back in 1998, when democrats were busy defending president clinton, congressman jerry nadler said, must never be a narrowly voted impeachment or an impeachment substantially sported by one of the major political parties and largely opposed by the other. such an impeachment would lack legitimacy, said congress monger jury nadler 20 years ago. that was obviously standard when the democrat was in the white house. but ultimately house democrats cared more about attracting president trump than keeping their promises so they rushed through a slap dash investigation. they decided not to bother with the standard legal processes for pursuing witnesses

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over the rules for the impeachment trial with the democrats complaining that the republicans want to rush through the process that day by doing so wants to cover up hurt the president misconduct and the democrats want to subpoena additional documents they want to depose additional witnesses witnesses who appear to be willing to testify in the senate trial witnesses such as the former white house's security adviser. or other witnesses but the republican say let's stick with our rules let's hear the case out and then let's just side whether we would like to depose witnesses and subpoena documents and in all of that of course president charms legal team is weighing in saying that the president did nothing wrong and that the charges brought against him don't amount to impeachable offenses you know only gentlemen to make sure our viewers are clear about this the trial is taking place in the u.s. senate we've got live pictures i think also show of the trial as it's taking place right now in the senate has been a place where bipartisan agreements have been the rule for the most part even the rul

he made it look so easy to try to playoff record with four touchdowns yesterday, he had 220 yards rushing and in the playoff game and it is the second most only to eric campbell. a man who'd been on six different teams in two different years before sticking with the 49ers.>> i have a lot of doubters and naysayers and i never gave up on my dreams, it is crazy that i have been on seven different teams and i actually still have the cut dates. i look before every game >> talk about motivation, raheem mostert could have another big game coming up in the super bowl, the kansas city chiefs rushing defense was ranked 26th in the regular season allowing 120 yards a game. >>> some niners fans could make it out to levi stadium packed into watched parties and they were not being disappointed. look at this line outside of the ping-pong bar in san francisco which is a fun place sent packing.>> 49ers faithful always been and my babies.>> i am really excited they are going to go to the super bowl. >> the few packers fans who got to show up got their shared a booze but it was in good fun. now take a look

game plan that saw them gas the packers throwing the ball just eight times and seeing raheem mostert rush for 220 yards . >> it really evolved from there and kyle said last night and like you said before every game, if we have to win 2-0 on a safety or when 56-55 we will do whatever it takes.>> we ran the out of the ball tonight , you know i think there were eight pass attempts and it was a fun night. >> i did have a lot of doubters and naysayers and now i get to tell them look where i am now. >> the 49ers or kansas city chiefs will be the winners of super bowl liv and kyle shanahan will have almost 2 weeks to put something up his sleeve for the chiefs but in the meantime he has earned the right to celebrate for one day nfc champion. in santa clara joe fonzi ktvu . >>> it was a packed house last night to watch the big win ktvu is that levi stadium now with more of reaction from players, good morning sarah.>>reporter: good morning and a very exciting morning waking up after the big wit here at levi stadium. the niners will take on the kansas city chiefs at super bowl liv in miami. running

liverpool legends like kenny dalgish and ian rush attended the unveiling.it. he would get embarrassed. you know, he would be embarrassed and say, "i don't deserve that," but that's the man he was. and he did deserve that because he's done every position in liverpool football club. from reserve team manager to assistant manager to manager, he's done everything. he was that person who knew everything about liverpool football club. just before we go, a nod ahead to tomorrow's programme live from cardiff ahead of the six nations. sarah mulkerrins and guests will preview the tournament and i'll have the best of the aussie open, transfer deadline day and the super bowl. that's 6.30 tomorrow evening. from me and the team — hope to see you then. goodbye. hello. temperatures have been on the up hello. temperatures have been on the up again today but that change comes with a lot of cloud, low cloud from the mist and fog in places, damp drizzly weather is a view from the sussex coast earlier today. he brought up certainly so much milder airfrom a long ways brought up

it was urgent, it had to be done now, the articles had to be rushed through, the rules had to be violated, there couldn't be due process, it was urgent. and where are we now? 19 days later, and the speaker of the house has still not transmitted the articles to this body for a trial, has still not appointed managers for a trial, has still not exhibited the articles before this body for a trial. we now have the longest delay in american history in providing notice to this body and actually moving forward with a trial and now i think we have a better sense of what was urgent. what was urgent was fulfilling the partisan vendetta for the speaker of the house and the democrats have against this president. what was urgent was overturning the results of an election that they had never accepted. that's what was urgent. but now, now that it's time to actually try the case, well, now the speaker and the democrats aren't so sure. in fact, now they don't seem to want a trial. now when it's time to put up or shut up, actually put the evidence forward to be judged, now speaker pelosi is saying she may w