thank you. 7:13am and matt will know that because he is out in the cold weather or st james's park. stant st james's park, the oldest royal park —— just in stjames's park, the oldest royal park in london, skies have cleared through the night, dropping well below freezing for some, —6 in worcestershire, —5 in parts of 0xfordshire as well, and we've seen quite widely around the cotswolds temperatures below freezing, but for most one degree a above, because it is fairly cloudy yet again, so let's look at the forecast, because a fairly cloudy day is expected for most of you so maybe a little bit grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see more grey but the cloud layer is starting to seem, so we see more sunshine break through here and there and for the vast majority it will be dry. it is dry because we have the same area of high pressure with us that we started with. it is centred to the south of the uk. that means to the north of the uk we are starting to see more of a breeze around the top of the country across the nor

we're in the burial ground of st james gardens, and it was a burial ground that started in the late 1800sndon wasjust becoming a metropolis. the site is an old graveyard, next to euston station, which is due to be the london terminalfor hs2. however, before building work can begin, 40,000 bodies have to be moved from an old graveyard. matthew flinders had died aged just 40, the day before the book and maps that were to make his name were published, and it was always known he was buried here, somewhere. but his headstone had long disappeared. he, with the rest of those buried here, will now be moved to another, as yet undisclosed, burial site. david sillito, bbc news. this nameplate solves a mystery, the final resting place of one of the giants of the age of exploration, matthew flinders. a man whose voyages and writings gave us the first complete picture of australia and helped inspire the naming of the country. we're in the burial ground of st james gardens, and it was a burial ground that started in the late 1800s and closed in the mid—1900s, in a time when london was going through mass

the teams have arrived at st james‘ park. that game kicks off at 8 o'clock.here and commentating forfive live. there's no doubting that ghana has made an immediate impact as the united caretaker manager —— ole gunna solksjaer. there is an uplift connected with old trafford, a smile in how they play. look at paul pogba, four golds and three assists under the reign of solksjaer. they will want clean sheets, only two this season, on a par with fulham fc. in the corresponding fixture, newcastle won 1-0 corresponding fixture, newcastle won 1—0 and rafa benitez as a manager against manchester united has a good track record, winning his last four home games. newcastle last season, chelsea before that and twice with liverpool. newcastle need the three points because at home this season they've been poor, suffering seven defeats. rail billeting to change that in the second half of the season. that in the second half of the season. i'll bejoined by alan shearer and there will be commentary from 7pm. —— bale building to change that. —— bale be looking and that match wil

james goddard was detained by officers yesterday morning near st james's park tube station in westminster order offence. last week a number of mps raised concerns about safety in westminster. a man has been arrested following the death of an 11—year—old boy in a hit—and—run collision in greater manchester last night. a car was found abandoned a short distance from the scene in beswick. the 31—year—old suspect remains in police custody. the gambling commission has told the bbc it plans to close a loophole that allows problem gamblers to continue betting online — even after they've signed up to a self—exclusion scheme. five live investigates has seen evidence that those who self—exclude can easily sign back in to accounts. gamstop says it has helped more than 50—thousand people self—exclude but now the gambling commssion says it plans to ask betting firms to build in enhanced identity verification to prevent customers gambling using incorrect details to access their accounts. adam bradford's father david racked up debts of 500—thousand pounds through gambling. as part of the 5 live investig

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fabian schar scored the first two and then ayoze perez made it 3—0 at st james park.them out of the relegation zone. elsewhere, there was a hat—trick for diegojota as wolves beat leicester 4—3 everton lost at southampton, bournemouth won the midtable contest at home to west ham, watford — burnley was goalless. it's the scottish cup fourth round weekend and there was an extraordinary upset in the early kick off — where the semi—pro team auchinleck talbot knocked out championship club ayr united. the only goal of the game scored by law student craig mccracken helped the semi—pro club humiliate their local rivals to earn some of the pundits before the gamer wrote us off before the game. we managed to upset. being in air for yourself, used to play for them, is it more sweet? it is. i left on good terms. it does make it a bit sweeter. the holders celtic are safely through to the fifth round after a 3—0 victory over airdrieonia. two goals from scott sinclair, either side of the break put brendan rodgers side in control before timothy weah added a third in the final ten minu

how many times have you played st. james in your life?e the st. james in new orleans there's a celebration for when you die. in the dirge -- ♪ that kind of thing happening. when you're going into the church. and then the band comes in -- ♪ ♪ >> finding creative space amid batiste's fresh fame has become even more important. you said every artist now has to have an intention. how does that intention manifest itself in your daily life? >> being in the spotlight, in this newfound thing that what we call success takes you away from a lot of basic things about your life. so my process is really just about feeling authentic, being in my own skin. >> a lot of people's response to this moment is anger, confusion, disappointment. but you're saying joy. >> that's my response. but it's not a trite or uplifting thing. it's not happiness. it's true joy which comes hard fought and hard-earned. that meditation's on the record, and you listen and hopefully that helps you to get back to the core joy that we all have in there, it's in there. >> it's such a

they lost 2—1 at st james park.ised in the second half. newcastle stunned city with ten minutes to go when matt ritchie made it 2—1 to earn his side three precious points. someone who will be loving that is jurgen klopp, who's liverpool side could move seven points clear at the top tonight if they beat leicester. in an interview with the bbc‘s sport editor dan roan, he said he loves the job, but gets no enjoyment from the integrity of the title race. let's enjoy the moment. let's enjoy the ride as much as possible. and let's go for everything to stop we don't set limits. are you able to enjoy it? never. i don't really enjoy it? never. i don't really enjoy that. i enjoy the work with the boys but not the situation or whatever that you can go for this or that. football is not the most important thing in the world, but, of course, in these moments it the fla k of course, in these moments it the flak that. i love what i do, but the situation is intense as well ——it can feel like that. it was eight straight wins for ole

two of those properties are the bank of italy building and st. james plaza in east bay. the board of directors independently reviews all real estate deals. they say they lease office space to freelancers and small businesses, in more than 100 cities. >>> a comedian working to revive his career after admitting sexual misconduct will return to the stage in san jose tonight. last night's performance by louis c.k. was met by a handful of protesters who wanted to get their message out. >> [ crowd chanting ] louis c.k. has got to go. >> reporter: despite the heavy downpour, a small group of protesters held signs outside the san jose improv, where comedian louis c.k. took the stage. this morgan hill mother was among them. >> i made the signed today. i am furious that the improv is having louis c.k. there are other good comedians out there. there are things are funny and there are things that are not. harassing women is not a funny thing. >> there is no greater threat to women than men. truck the 51-year-old comedian is making a comeback after admitting two years ago to sexually

james goddard was detained by officers yesterday morning near st james's park tube station in westminstercommission has told the bbc it plans to close a loophole that allows problem gamblers to continue betting online — even after they've signed up to a self—exclusion scheme. bbc radio 5 live investigates found that gamblers were able to create new online accounts by making very minor changes to their personal details. the gambling commission acknowledge that betting firms weren't verifying the identities of customers carefully enough. a man has been arrested following the death of an 11—year—old boy in a hit—and—run collision in greater manchester last night. a car was found abandoned a short distance from the scene in beswick. the 31—year—old suspect remains in police custody. around 84,000 people took part in the latest round of yellow vest protests across france on saturday, according to the interior ministry. the figure suggests a sharp rise on last week's estimate of 50,000 demonstrators. in paris, police clashed with rioters near the arc de triomphe as hundreds were arrested. it is

james goddard was detained by officers yesterday morning near st james‘s park tube station in westminstercion of a public order offence. last week a number of mps raised concerns about safety in westminster. the gambling commission has told the bbc it plans to close a loophole that allows problem gamblers to continue betting online, even after they've signed up to a self—exclusion scheme. bbc radio 5 live investigates found that gamblers were able to sign back into existing online accounts by making minor changes to their personal details. adrian goldberg joins us now. first of all, tell us what this scheme is supposed to do? this was set up last april by an independent charity funded by the bookmakers, called gamstop. there was lots of criticism that the industry was not taking the issue of problem gamblers seriously enough. there is something like 2 million people who either have a gambling addiction or at risk of coming addicted. so they set up an industrywide scheme, that is the idea, where you can go online, put your name and details into a register, and thereafter, you will be unabl

james goddard was detained by officers yesterday morning near st james's park tube station in westminstercion of a public order offence. last week a number of mps raised concerns about safety in westminster. the gambling commission has told the bbc it plans to close a loophole that allows problem gamblers to continue betting online — even after they've signed up to a self—exclusion scheme. an investigation by radio five live found addicts were able to sign back into exiting online accounts by making minor changes to their personal details. the gambling commission acknowledge that betting firms weren't verifying the identities of customers carefully enough. a man has been arrested following the death of an 11—year—old boy in a hit—and—run collision in greater manchester last night. a car was found abandoned a short distance from the scene in beswick. the 31—year—old suspect remains in police custody. more than 20 people have been killed and two are missing following the collapse of a roof at a coal mine in northern china. 87 people were working underground in the shaanxi province mine at t

that was what the king's architect intended james of st george is his name he comes from the continent from savoy in the alps and he's the top man when it comes to consul design the say. our third castle stands a day's ride south west of conway opposite the isle of anglesey the way that is more or less flat because you can keep to the coast by white steed simply flies a long. past. last man. man. the novel is a heavenly lives where that mantic mists play with the towers of the casa. when he planned it james or sent george had the city walls of constantinople in mind that historic importance the dignity and the strangeness of the hexagon isn't up to speed. he wants to create an elegant festive setting looking at the place where he can demonstrate his power a majestic house which will be seen to full advantage from the coast along with the city will. it will proclaim here dwells a lot of wild. last. april the twenty fifth twelve eighty four a day of special joy for us all it would suck the first prince of wales was born in the eagles top. one day he'll reign as ed with the second and can

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they made it four wins from four beating newcastle 2—0 at st james park.united than solskjaer. burnley have made it back to back wins after coming from behind to beat huddersfield in the big game at the bottom. ashley barnes getting the winner late on. both sides ended the match with 10 men. huddersfield are now eight points from safety. watford captain troy deeney said sunday league defending contributed to his side's 3—all draw at bournemouth. all six goals were scored in the first half including 4 in7 minutes. watford move to eighth while bournemouth remain 12th. elsewhere — chelsea were held to a goalless draw at home to southampton. crystal palace were two nil winners at wolves whilst west ham came from two goals down to draw with brighton. it's quite simply the biggest game of the season so far. tonight, manchester city face liverpool and the result could go a long way to deciding who lifts the premier league trophy at the end of the season. joe lynskey reports. in great title rivalries, there are matches to turn the course of the season. the end of

in central london, pall mall east remains closed eastbound at st james's st for works near st james'sll yesterday. now, it is already a chilly start, and there will be yesterday. now, it is already a chilly start, and there will be some showers around for a time this morning too, and some of the showers could turn out to be wintry, so some sleet, even possibly a bit of snowfall, but you have over higher ground, but it won't settle. it does look like it's going to stay dry for most of the day, though. they'll be some sunshine into the afternoon but rather chilly north—westerly wind blowing. so all the while feeling cold. watch out for the mighty stretches towards northern home counties for a time this morning. there is a met office weather warning out for these. the showers will drift away southward so it will turn dry, and there will be a lot of sunshine around for the second half of the day. a very chilly north—westerly wind blowing. those top temperatures only between two at four degree celsius, that is a big dip on werriwa yesterday, and of course it will feel colder than that with

it starts on june st. james green told news 4 mccar acksed him for year and his testimony is part of the try. nbc news has not independently confirmed "the wall street journal" report. >> a group of catholic church members are bang together to pray for reform but also to say they still believe in their church. yesterday the group called women who stayed and held had a moment prayer and reflection for sexual abuse survivors. the k sel tond movement comes as bishops met in chicago to address the crisi the women who stayed spoke out yesterday. >> and i believe in the values of this church,nd i believe that, unfortunately, theen's corruption and rot in the institution. i would like to see that cleared tout. >> the women who stayed have written extensively on ide for change such as putting more women in leadership roles and pushing f full transpaurnsy in the church. >>> some tense moments outsid the white house after counterprotesters confronted right wing political activist. >> someone there is throwing a water bloo

we're in the burial ground of st james gardens, and it was a burial ground that started in the late 1800sried here, somewhere. but his headstone had long disappeared. if he, with the rest of those buried here, will now scientists say they've found the secret behind why some people stay effortlessly slim. they think it's not necessarily because they have a healthier lifestyle, but that they've got a natural genetic advantage. the hope is that this could have long—term implications for tackling obesity. our health correspondent, catherine burns, reports. we're all dealt a certain genetic hand of cards at birth affecting everything from how we look to how our bodies work, so it's no real surprise that this includes weight. we've known for several years that some genetic changes mean people are more likely to become obese, but this study looked at why others are naturally slim. researchers recruited more than 1,500 people in the uk who are thin and healthy but don't do huge amounts of exercise. they looked at their dna and compared it with people who are severely obese and a larger group of o

he was st. james. had been the devil previously when he was investigating ms. clinton. i think there is some of that cognitive bias going on here. we may be need to identify it in step back from it and learn from it. senator hirono. sen. cornyn: youth have written a lot about the unitary executive. sen. hirono: i found it's really interesting what you mentions today. there were questions from so many of us seeking reassurances from mr. barr that he would not interfere with the miller investigation -- mueller inve stigation. you said those reassurances are irrelevant because under the theory if he was asked if the president could fire mr. mueller, mr. barr would say yes. i found that to be a really interesting statement on your part. , let's say that if the president does fire mueller, one would say under a normal circumstance that firing could be part and parcel of an obstruction of justice. but if the underlying investigation goes away because the investigators fired, where are we? that is very interesting as we seek the reassurance that would enable us to feel that th

s nearest challengers manchester city lost 2—1, after newcastle came from behind to beat them at st jamese intensity of the title race isn‘t as much fun. let‘s enjoy the moment and the right as much as possible and go for everything. we do not set limits. are you able to enjoy it? never, i don‘t really enjoy it. i enjoy the work with the boys but not the situation. football is not the most important thing in the world but at this moment it feels like it. i love what i do but the situation is intense. and one other football line to bring you simon... manchester united will face a paris saint germain side without neymar, in the champions league in a fortnight‘s time. the world‘s most expensive player is out for 10 weeks with a broken metatarsal — a foot injury. the brazilian broke it in their french cup victory over strasbourg last week — the french champions say they have opted for what they call a conservative treatment. psg travel to old trafford for the first leg of their last—16 tie on the 12th of february. there will be a new face in the line—up for wales, as tomos williams will make

comey was fired by the president then folks on the left thought he was st. james and after he had been the devil previously when he was investigating ms. clnts so i think there is some of that cognitive bias going oninton so think there is some of that cognitive bias going on and i think we need to step back and learn from it. >> senator hirono? >> thank you, madam chair. reverend rischer, i too have had the opportunity to meet with some of the survivors of the tragic day so thank you very much for your heart felt reminder of the work that remains for us to do. professor, you've written a lot about the unitary executive so i found it interesting what you mentioned today because there were a lot of questions from so many of us seeking reassurances from mr. barr that he would not interfere with the mueller investigation in any way, shape or form and today, though you said those assurances are irrelevant because under the unitary executive near they if mr. barr were asked can the president fire mr. mueller mr. barr would say yes so there goes the entire investigation

the other person was james cameron. >> i was st appreciate it until i started to come back up.e surface and realized that i'd playeraccompl this amazing thing it was a moment of joy. >> reporter: the ten-ton sub launches from a specially designed platform releasing titan into deeper waters. >> i can't express what that has meant to me and what that means to imagine the great things we're going to explore and find in the ocean in the years to come. >> reporter: the achievement not only opens o50% of the ocean, bt to destinations to titanic's resting place and create a model of the ship and debris field. people will be able to join for a fee, $100,000, that's the inflation adjusted price for a first-class ticket in 1912. >> we expect to survey the titanic over many years. it's a jie begangi when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and comple

st. clair was taken into custody. nobody was injured. ( jamesrdering the release of a woman convicted in the deadly stabbing of a 17-year-old newwark high school student. 25-year-old daniela guzman was sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison after justice afoa was killed in 20-10. a new law led the judge to the decision to release guzman. it prohibits suspects from being liable for murder unless that person was the actual killer or had an intent to kill. guzman was convicted of second-degree murder, conspiracy to commit assault and gang enhancement clauses. the judge is ordering that her murder conviction be reveresed. guzman's brother... rafael tovar... and daniel howard are serving prison time in this case. ( darya ) a south bay teacher and track coach is in jail... accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. 56-year-old gregory marshall was arrested in san jose and charged with 24 felony counts for allegedly sexually assaulting two students at valley christian high school. it happened more than a decade ago.. san jose police say mar

st. clair was taken into custody. nobody was injured. ( jamesn san francisco are looking for the two people who attacked a 64-year-old man and sent him to the hospital with head injuries. it happened just after nine-thursday night, in the mission terrace neighborhood, near the intersection of mission street and seneca avenue. police say, two men ran up behind the victim and hit him with an unknown object. the victim fell to the ground and lost consciousness. he was taken to the hospital with non- life threatening injuries. police have not released a description of the suspects. ( james ) in the north bay, police in rohnert park are looking for the man who robbed a metro p-c-s store. police say the suspect walked into the store around 4:30 saturday afternoon and pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded money and merchandise. police are asking anyone with anyone with information to give them a call. (á2 shotá)( james ) it's been quite a year for the small alabama community of africatown. many people who live there are direct descendants of the last

james goddard was detained by officers this morning near st james‘s park tube station in westminster,offence. last week a number of mps raised concerns about safety in westminster. three people — including two firefighters — have died and nearly 50 others injured in a powerful explosion at a bakery in the centre of paris. firefighters have been tackling a blaze through out the day, police suspect a gas leak caused the blast. our paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. on the site of a local bakery, around the corner from the folies bergere, residents faced a charred and empty shell. the force of the gas explosion was felt in districts several miles away. along rue trevise, the blast shattered windows, blew out doors, and sent locals and tourists into the street, straight from their beds. translation: when i walked past the entrance i heard a huge explosion. i was hit by the debris. it's dry now and i've washed off a bit but there was a lot of blood on my neck and my head, too. 200 firefighters were called in to help those trapped by the blast. among those whose lives they saved w

james bullard, st. louis fed president is already on record no more rate hikes.arket watcher, lenore hawkins with us right now. what are you looking for in the minutes? sentiment expressed by everybody, some people, what are you looking at? >> i'm looking to see what the view was around how robust the economy really is. because they were saying in the last minutes that were released, and after the december meeting that the economy still looks pretty strong and i'm seeing indications it is not quite so strong. i also want to see how many people are in agreement on that rate hike. because they're forecasting two more in 2019. neil: right. >> and market right now is not really thinking that's going to happen. neil: this bullard, the st. louis fed president, he will be a key figure, this time he will be a voting member of the federal open market committee, the folks that set interest rates. he seems to be a no on any near-term hike in rates. you suspect others are moving away from the aggressive policy? >> yeah. i think december hike, they really needed to do it for

st. john's took control over. shammari pound with two of his game high 37 points here. that extend the lead to eight. fit the hoyas continue to battle. l seconds, georgetown with a chance. james akinjo throws up a prayer. hoyas save it and javon claire gets a final look but it's off the mark. georgetown hangs tough with st. john but this fall in thi one, 97-94. >>> big acc matchup in charlottesville. number four virginia hosting number nine florida state. kyle guy shows why he's one of the best shooters in e country, hitting from deep early on to give his team a four-point lead just a few minutes later. florida state gives guy too much room and he makes them pay. guy hits flievs in this one, finishing with 21 points. virginia up by 19 at the break. second half braxton's key providing options off the bench. he hits the jumper. and guy providing aists as ll hitting two down low for the easy two. virginia takes care of business to remain undefeated 65-52, the final. >>> to the ice where the caps have hit bait of a rough patch n their second leg of a three-game road trip last night. the capsge salvad a point but still lost to the stars in overtime. h was their third straight loss

james, the dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of st. gallen joining this hour from munich, germany. a pleasure to have you on the show, james. >> good morning, george. >> so despite the back and forth between the president and the house speaker, nancy pelosi, the partial government shutdown continues on. democrats flatly rejecting the president's proposal to reopen government. who would you say has the stronger hand in this present tug of war? >> that's the right question, george. we're in a tug of war. the president has himself between a rock and a hard place. the longer this thing goes on the more he loses support among mainstream america. but if he compromises too much with the democrats he's going to lose the support of his hardcore base, which already is fearful he's going to cut a deal that grants amnesty to illegal aliens. so he's got himself in a difficult position. at the same time the democrats have to ask themselves at what point will the public just become fed up with both the congress and the president, with both democrats a

st petersburg. another defeat for the l.a. lakers are still without their star le bron james use that with injury the lakers lost at home to the new york knicks despite taking an early lead in the game. the knicks who capitalized on the brawns fifth straight absence rally from a six point deficit in the fourth quarter to pull away winning one hundred and nineteen to one hundred twelve new york snapping an eight game losing streak to playing just their second win in fifteen games. over in minnesota the timberwolves pulled off a comeback victory over the visiting orlando magic minnesota were down nineteen points midway through the game cromwell anthony townsend twenty nine points and fifteen rebounds to leave the two in the rolls to one hundred and twenty to one hundred and three wins. now that jock rich has suffered his first to feed of the new tennis season the world number one was beaten in the semifinals of the caps are open by roberto but jock itch had a frustrating night in doha against a player ranked twenty fourth in the world the reigning us open and wimbledon champion beaten in three sets by a spanish opponent both pla

st. peter's, florida, over straws has gone viral. eyewitness video showsme custor daniel taylor attacking donald's employee yasmin james earlier this week. the altercation began when taylor started yelling because there were no straws. >> the young lady behind theco ter told him that it's the law now. we're not allowed to have strs in the lobby, but you can request one. >> the video now has over 3 1/2 million views. taylor was arrested later that day and chaed with battery. mcdonald's released a statement thursday saying, they stand wit ployees everywhere. >> a winter storm blowing across the southern plains is taking a deadly turn killing at least four people. authorities say snow and ice accumulation has caused hundred of accidents in texas and oklahoma. buildings and schools have been shutdown, just really a mess there. yoge know how dus it can be, especially when they're not prepared. >> right. they don't haves many salt trucks and plows and everything else. yeah, so today will be the big melt i areas of texas and oklahoma that did see thatat sn. torm is moving east. now it's a rain event. the flooding hasn't been that bad, knock on

james harding. before that 7:30 pm tip off the west coast conference opener hosting st. mary's at 6 pm. and it is another one of these battles between student versus teacher. it will be kyle smith who was an assistant to randy bennett for nine seasons. there are no secrets between these two. >> i watch and there are not that many holes there. my associated coach play for him also. it is a little bit like chess. it is going to be down to who out executes the other team. >> expect the gym to be filled on the hilltop. usf coming in at 12-2. they are surprisingly 9-6 and normally they have a similar double digit record. not so much this year. there is a whole lot of season left. it is a pac 12 opener on friday. usf and st. mary's, they all hit the weekend running the floor. that will do it, every body. back to your coffee. i will see you later. >>> the city of oakland touting a significant decline in the number of homicides over the last year. who experts are crediting for the huge it iall hands d a urgent meeting at apple to talk about slumping salet it. wea ve reg up. >>> trash is piling

one more comment, by the way you've seen charles evans and james bullard at chicago and st.re fairly dovish, and we'll see how they can impact the committee. >> richard fisher, good to check in with you. >> thank you. >> thank you, sara appreciate it. >> always good to come back and for the. former president of the dallas fed. obviously, we have lost quite a bit of ground here dow up 34 points, s&p has gone red, after we got that inventory number and oil prices came in, as well. shooting for a fourth day in a row, up. but that's now at risk we're back in a minute >>> investors cautiously optimistic about progress being made on a china trade deal >>> three new-age tech stocks are quietly breaking out find out what they are and if you should buy them on tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" is coming up. >>> let's get to the cme group in chicago rick santelli has the santelli exchange rick >> good morning! well, everybody, of course, has been very excited that the equity markets aren't as volatile especially the bulls but i look at it from a bit of a different per

sts. at the heart of the probe, mr. trump's firing of fbi director james comey and evidence that he linked it to the russia investigation. >> i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story, it's an excuse. >> the presidentresponds by harshly criticizing comey and other fbi leaders. we'll have "new york times" reporter michael schmidt and ben wittes on what this culd mean for the mueller investigation going forward. >>> and joining me for insight and analsds are democratic peggy r cornell belcher, noonan, republican strategist al cardenas and nbc news national political reporter carol le welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in h washington longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we have two stories that are driving this day. the first, that explosive story posted by "the new york times" on friday night that in 2017 the fbi opened an investigation into whether president trump was working as a russian asset as the sitting presi

st det. megan aguilar, lapd: "we are not sure why these people stood around and did not intervene. although again.. large man."> ( james thasacr state students feel ainst after they say a san francisco art gallery kicked them out for their beliefs... the students went to the gallery... after participating in "walk for life - west coast" event .. an annual anti- abortion march in san francisco... carmen perez took the video.. after she says.. she and her friends were told they had to leave the gallery...because of their beliefs. perez says the employee reacted after seeing the signs two of her friends were holding... from the march.. the gallery - dennis rae fine art - issued an apology to the group.. ( james ) perez says she's attended the last seven marches and this incident won't prevent her from going back. ( darya ) a chico business is giving away hundreds

st. >> can you touch your nose? can you touch james's nose?super cool and reallyen stnd that my kids won't be embarrassed about it. >> at >> space dab! >> are you allowed to >> no, absolutely not. >> guys, there's a zero, zero tolerance on dabbing. ♪ and i think it's going to be a long, long time until touchdown brings me around again to find ♪ ♪ i'm not the man they think i am at all, oh, no, no, no ♪ ♪ i'm a rocket man >> that's at the end it was elizabeth banks who was crowned the winner. sounds like an out of the world experience. >> that sounds awesome. space dab. >> space dab. it was great. >>> and finally, matthew mcconaughey stopped by the ellen show where heo had sit in the hot seat and answer some burning questions. check it out. >> what's the weirdest thing you've done to make money? >> it's also iegal so i'm not telling. >> who do you think is the sexiest man alive? >> i always say i was on the cover, and i'm still alouvre. right now i believe it's idris h.ba thougin >> besides mlove, showering, swimming or playing bongos what is s

james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live this morning with the details. sara. ( sara ) the preliminary investigation revealed the adult female victim was walking in the crosswalk, eastbound e. santa clara st when she was struck by a white van travelling southbound n. 10th st. the van fled the scene without stopping. the victim was pronounced deceased at the scene. the suspect has not been identified or apprehended.the identity of the victim will be released by the santa clara county coroner's office after they confirm the victim's identity and notify next of kin. this is the city's 4th fatal collision/victim and 3rd vehicle vs pedestrian fatal collision of 2019. thanks 2019. fatal collision of 2019. thanks sara. ( darya ) a big story we are following out of the east bay... outrage coming from the participants in an illegal sideshow in oakland.. they claim this video shows them running ... to avoid getting runover by police officers. now we have learned that o-p-d has launched an internal affairs investigation. at one point even the person recording this clip takes off running because they are afraid they are going to get run over by the officer. this all happened at international and 42nd

james did give in, and he has them in business class. >> step it up. can we talk about another person that we love? >>> sam jackson. i like saying it like that. sam jackson. >> he sts in the new thriller, "glass," and it's projected to make over $65 million over the four-day martin luther king holiday. we were up with sam and the cast last night at their big new york premiere. sam's big reveal did remind us of his movie character, the hyperintelligent mr. glass. >> and yet it is true. >> into the premiere spirit, you know. >> jackson has starred in an amazing 123 films. one of them, "snakes on a plane" reminded us of what we just reported about, the snake massage. >> would you ever consider that? >> first of all, no. it would feel good, but not like a massage. >> then there are rumors of a reunion with his cast mates from "avengers" on the big stage. >> i always wanted to be a presenter. not so much fun being a contender. >> he's simply extraordinary. >> sarah paulson is the slink in "glass," but she's thinking ahead to "oceans 8." >> i would like to add bette midler to the cast. or emma thompson. let's get them both. >> done. and sandra bullock of course. >> i lik

st. jammed from the maze ( darya ) happening today ... grief counselors will be available for students ... after two east bay teenagers were killed in a crash this weekend following a high school basketball game.( james's gayle ong reports, police believe wet roads and excessive speed are likely factors in this deadly crash. rosalia arellano heard her whole house shake when this fiery single vehicle crash hit the side of her fence.police say the ages 13 thru 17,slammed into in a tree.two teenagers died, the other four were hospitilized with injuriessot the single vehicle crash happened around around 7 friday night on lone tree way and indian hill drive.police say a 17 year old passenger was ejected while five other occupants were still trapped inside.caution tape and debris is all that remains of the night's tragedyfriends and loved ones left candles and flowers, in honor of the victims.

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st. petersburg. off of twitter, when it comes to the levels of trust, he says it is career employees, not the appointments. jamesrooks facebook says they have a lot of corruption to fix within themselves before they go critiquing anybody else. another viewer on facebook says i trust the fbi before the president. -- you can leave your question on this poll if you want to participate in that. from michigan, independent line, david. you are next. good morning. caller: good morning. is this me? host: yep, you are on. caller: about the wall, i know the democrats in the past wanted the wall and now that president trump is in office, they are against it and i don't understand it. it is like everything became a personal agenda for the different parties whether it be democrat or republican. host: let me pause you only to get back to what we are talking about as far as levels of confidence in the justice department and the fbi. how would you weigh in on those? caller: um. the fbi should have looked more into like hillary clinton when she sold our uranium to the russians indirectly and i think more should have been done ab