. >> miss somers, please raise your right hand. >> and then the much anticipated showdown. after years of digging, collecting, and persuading others that her father was an evil, guilty man, alexis was about to take the stand. but the defense was about to argue alexis had her own problems with the truth. >>> coming up, the doctor's defense. >> you still conclude that the manner of michele macneill's death is undetermined? >> yes. >> when "dateline" continues. ona safe sleep aid. and the 12-hour pain relieving strength of aleve. so...magic mornings happen. there's a better choice. aleve pm. and here we have another burst pipe in denmark. if you look close... jamie, are there any interesting photos from your trip? ouch, okay. huh, boring, boring, you don't need to see that. oh, here we go. can you believe my client steig had never heard of a home and auto bundle or that renters could bundle? wait, you're a lawyer? only licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely differ

this, somer i say republican will say, i am playing the gender card.anding up for women's rights, women's health and equal card, playing the gender then deal me in. look back at the dinner from four years ago. secretary clinton and senator bernie sanders, in the race again this year. we will have live coverage of the dinner getting underway. our lines are open. we will take you back inside the jamesas you listening to on the democrats line. caller: i am calling to support a elizabeth warren. i like what she stands for. she has not changed on anything at all and i feel like she is the one that could be trump. anybody would be redder than him. trump seems to be nothing but a mafia leader. host: senator sanders, senator amy klobuchar, andrew yang, tom steyer, joe biden and pete buttigieg and senator bernie sanders. live coverage here on c-span, let's listen. ♪ good evening, democrats. welcome to manchester. [cheering] craig, and i am thrilled to welcome you to the 2020 new hampshire democratic party mcintyre-shaheen dinner. manchester is a proud city with

the center of attention is the biking chain known as geyser yar this year liam somers plays this role that's very important it's one of the biggest this lead of the celebrant movie had it on you nicholas. want to believe the fun of it fun for themselves the good. 6 the participants of the chief's entourage known as your squad are determined by a committee 14 years in advance that's held. long the 60 men can prepare for their performance these handmade armors are worth several 1000 euros. and look at them to look good. and so the nordic men spend a whole day moving from one appointment to the next everywhere they go there celebrate and celebrate themselves like here at the epic shetland museum. the festival's origins probably lie in the 19th century back then many christmas and new year's celebrations ended in riots much to the dismay of older and habitants therefore they came up with a festival to be held at the end of january. the viking theme came into being over time today there's a strict choreography. the actual highlight of the op kelly all begins after sunset when all the stree

scientists provided experimental therapy tore the ebola virus to somer of the patients diagnosed with theconavirus. at the same time, gilead is stepping up lab testing for the anti-viral drug to see if it's effective against the new virus. >>> two major u.s. airline are stopping flights. delta and american airlines made that announcement today. they're the first u.s.-based airlines to stop flights to the country altogether. yesterday, united airlines said it would cut back most flights from china and but continue daily flights to hong kong. >> there's a lot of foreign carriers that will continue flying here. to put numbers to it, typically, this time of year, we have about 90 flights from sfo to various cities in china. >> american is helping flights as of today. it plans to resume a normal schedule to china in late march. they will suspend flights starting next thursday through the end of april. >>> now, stanford university is making precautions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. they asked people who recently traveled to china to self-isolate. and said this even if people are

you must have had somer and -- >> the bible and the bible has linguistically and poetly and every -- narratively, not every single word is gold but there's some incredibly beautiful writing in the bible. so had grope up with that and ambiguity story-telling and grown up with that kind of literary biblical tradition that it wasn't as though language was completely foreign to me of it was foreign that i would ever write it was incredibly foreign and strange. >> it's a different writing than academic writing which what you did at came rage. >> almost diametrically opposed to each other. i think what it takes to write a good academic wall. you want to say everything in the most direct way possible and be totally plain, and i think that's kind of the kiss of death in story-telling actually. if you -- you actually want to build in a little bit more complexity. you want to let people see the scene and come to their own conclusions. that's kind of the great risk i think of story-telling specially but your own write. i if you write a book but your life but experience shall in the sense you're

into the states and protest the insanity that is taking place in washington x this is to compromd by somer nascent -- internascent feud about people who are supposed to be outraged about the same thing? no! i'm not saying one side is completely right or one side's completely wrong. what i'm saying is there are bigger fish to fry. there are children in cages. there are wars being started on a lie about embassies being attacked. there -- well, we haven't the time to go into the bill of indictment. why, why, why squander energy fighting amongst yourselves when the enemy is, you know, about 4 miles from here? >> i want to move to questions, but let me actually ask you one quick thing to tuck in before the questions. do you feel like this activism are, such as it is, or what we could see on the streets has in some ways moved online in a way that has given people the illusion of activism? >> well, twitter does that thing -- >> right. >> that very thing. and, of course, these bubbles that the groups on facebook or the algorithms that feed you more more of the content that, you know, that does its

often when you started deconstruct your fears you recognize somers of this is abot you, which you can manage. some of them is about you which you can't change and some of it is so ephemeral that there's no point in worrying about it. and for me the book i wrote, the work i'm doing now, the way i would try to my life is a recognition that fear is a companion but it cannot be the leader. it doesn't get to navigate my life, and the moment i allow it to do so i exceeded my authority over who i am to something that i cannot touch. >> so how does -- we were on the stage a couple of years ago together, and the construct of anger also came up. how does anger play in that same quote? is it parallel or how does that work? >> so there's a whole chapter on fear. i i do not have a chapter on anr because at the time i did not realize how angry i would be. [laughing] i am still angry. there's a wonderful scene in the avengers where bruce banner is called upon to turn into the incredible hulk. if you doba not care for marvel comics, this will not make sense to you. so the incredible hulk is play in t

. >> tomorrow on california live, suzanne somers talks about getting older but still looking good.nd we have a live studio show. that's tomorrow morning an nbcbay area. >>> come on down. >> wendy williams under fire again. did she mock the death of drew carey's ex, amy harwig? >>> was harry styles mugged at knife point on valentine's day? >>> these hollywood exes reveal all about life with will, eddie and martin. >>> a transformation of body and mind. how hundreds of others are now being inspired to change their own lives. >> when i tell you -- >> breakfast with

while that was a very divisive moment in american history, it somered though there was level of common ground we had in this country. we have, so it would appear, become a very polarized country. worlds.t live in two one world where people watch fox, and another where they watch cnn or msnbc. we don't seem to find that common ground. if you don't have that common where, how do we get to congressman raskin is talking about where we the people perceive ourselves to have that shared interest enough that we rise up together against saying, t they get straight a's? that mindset? do you think there is a way to find that common ground today? jamie: i do, i absolutely do. let me start by essentially aiding the difficulty we are in. i think we have to be honest about what happened in the senate. i agree completely with karen. we had the republican majority in the senate, with the honorable exception to mitt romney in the first count, behaving not like disinterested jurors but members of a religious cult. lindsey graham said he was not interested in the facts, not interested in the evidence, he

thank you, john somers. we have about 100 chairs set up in the ballroom behind me. any minute now. >> in terms of confusion when you went through those on the ballot, among them andrew yang who has since withdrawn. were this to be a primary, that would be concerning, people could go in and cast a ballot, are they thinking it's going to be okay because this is a caucus where everybody can get together, talk? is that what you're hearing? >> reporter: yeah. we saw that in iowa as well. obviously if you decide you want to vote for somebody who's no longer in the race, they're not going to hit the 15% threshold and you go to your second choice, that's the second part of it, what they call the realignment. however, this is important to note. you don't have to. if you really wanted only andrew yang or wrote it michael bloomberg you can leave, you don't have to realign. >> i'm going to say i would cast a vote for chris jansing but that's another story. thank you my friend. >> i thank you. >>> let's go to cal perry. who joins us from a medical school -- middle school in las