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we saw from the shots they were playing, it was more twe nty20 shots they were playing, it was more twenty20and a good performance from anderson with the ball in hand, what have you made of him? james anderson has not been as potent with the new policy would have liked and we have seen footage of him during the day's play yesterday going into the nets with the england bowling coach because something wasn't quite right. we saw him bowling which he doesn't normally do at the start of the day so normally do at the start of the day so he still working on his game, showing and leading the ball is saying i'm never too old to learn new things and put the hard work in, and to see the three wickets he got was fantastic. putting the pressure back on the west indies and reaping the reward. and the third test has been a soup of —— superb performance from england. is this the best of england? no, i think from england. is this the best of england? no, ithink we from england. is this the best of england? no, i think we saw the best of the west indies in the first two test matches, putting pressure on a fra

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some people remained stuck on the shutdown interstate for at least 18 hours and twe forced to sleep in roads have since been cleared and reopened. deal with these dangerous conditions, good morning, bill. >> good morning. seattle keeps piling on the snow. another three and a half inches yesterday. another storm moving in today. this will be a little more messy. 14 inches on the season. why is that important? we only average five for a season. this makes it the snowiest month in the last 33 years. compared to boston, it only had two inches this winter. that doesn't happen very often. seattle is getting to this next storm. >>> tech titans taking on with amazon live. a service let's brands live stream products and show them off. >>> congresswoman ocasio-cortez is coming to netflix. the now documentary called "knock down the house" for $10 million. >>> love is in the air at starbucks. the coffee chain is bringing back its cherry mocha drinks, as well as heart-shaped treats just in time for valentine's day. but you have to move fast. the special items are only around for a week. >>> up next

lou: omar's questioning, if you can call it, that comes after outrage to ant anti-semitic twe. our top story, president trump beginning to emerge from what has been over two years of attacks insults and viciousness from the national left wing media, fake news media, democrats, rinos, deep state and global elites. the president is clearly standing tall, his message direct. hoax of russia collusion charges dissipating. senate intelligence committing finding it confirms no conspare conspiracy no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. and dowd says he know information that mul mueller's office has, it has nothing to do with trump-russia collusion. they have developed almost nothing, questions -- nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and rest of radical dimms and rino republicans systemsly blind to president's rising public support, and vindication in so many levels. the president simply put, winning. his opponents, flailing. new "fox news polling" showing that president makes a difference with support to border wall, border security, and building support to build the border and pro

twe are seeing a decline of that stock so far this morning.his after saying its for your outlook is coming in at the low end of guidance. that is bapcor. sliding aftereing the company posted a first-half loss. the company has said that it has received a nonbinding bid for parties for takeover. i want to hang on an optimistic note. rising about 6.5%. this after seeing a first-half profit growth of 199%. coming in higher by 147% as the company has raised its fiscal 2019 guidance. haidi: sophie kamaruddin with the latest in sydney. trading gets underway. let's get you to the first word news with jessica summers. issica: president trump downplaying the threat of a new government shutdown. that is despite saying he is not entirely happy with the security funding deal worked out on capitol hill. he says he does nothing federal agencies will be forced to close after friday's deadlines, while repeating he is still considering declaring a national emergency to bypass congress and release funds for his boardwalk. >> i don't think you will see a shutdown

. >>> i'm tracie potts in washington where the president is tweing this morning about democrats going after >>> new this morning, president trump complained about, quote, ridiculous partisan investigations. so he sent out this tweet saying presidential harass nnt. it shouler be allowed to happen again. this comes as c igress reopening several investigations into him and his administration. >> tracie potts reports now. >> reporter: setting their sights on president trump. the house intelligence committee is handing over tnscripts of 50 interviews to the fbi's russia investigation andex nding its own to include the president's personal finances. >> we are not going to be intimidated or threatened by t esident. >> he's just a political hack who's trying to build a nameor himself. it's called presidential harassment. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee is upping the aare prg a subpoena in case acting attorney general matt whitaker dsn'thow or won't answer questions tomorrow. >> i would hope he would answer the questions. he's legally obligated to answer the questions, properly. r:

twes are getting by. checking our speed, down to 9 miles an hour. definitely heavy for a mile and a half. 580 wide open. as long as you're not in a big rig, you can use that for an alternate. drive times looking great here. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze 17 minutes. westbound 0 across the bay bridge. no metering lights yet. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo looking good in the green at nine minutes. >>> developing news in san francisco. here's a live look at geary boulevard and parker avenue where pg&e crews are still on scene after a gas line explosion sent people running for their lives and incredibly no one was hurt. right now, geary and parker remains closed. a look here at the huge flames yesterday. five buildings burned in this fire. the fire chief says this started when construction crews working on an underground fiberoptic hit a gas line setting off the blast around 1:18 p.m. >> just huge ball of fire. it was really loud. you could hear it spewing. you could hear the gas spraying really loud. >> sky 7 was overhead after the gas expl

twe talk about how difficult tht assessment is. the second question is, the federal system has been this way since 1984. the second question is whether this person poses a danger. it might be someone who might do something else. as we know from the headlines, sometimes, people out on bail do terrible things. the system doesn't have a lot of tolerance for that. nobody wants to be the judge who decided to let somebody out who hurt somebody else. those we deal with questions? marc: that is the fear-based thinking that permeates the incredible -- the entire criminal justice system. this is why parole commission's, particularly when there is a governor involved, are so afraid of letting someone out. what if it's one in 1000? that might come back to haunt me. paul: we saw it in the dukakis campaign. marc: the ghost of willie horton haunts all american judicial politics. what needs to happen would be to depoliticize that. judges make decisions. some.to sit in on to .ody has a right front of the judge and make the case. i spoke to a judge

twe we'll have denuclearization. >> why is this going to be different?do what he does best, negotiate with north korea. so sick of the experts dealing with north korea in 60 years. in 60 years you never got a meeting, you never even got in the room. >> the waiting game, a huge week ahead of the mueller

. >> president trump remains a bit of a wild card here in a twe lastnight, the president thanked republicansorder security, but he referred to t democrats as, quote, the radical left. and he's vocalizedome dissatisfaction with the bill. >> news 4 tracie potts joins us liit live more on this. how do you think this will play out, tracie? >> reporter: you know, is the president reallyrying to drum up support at a later point to get more money? is he trying to easehe nation into this idea of him redirecting funds with an executive order, somethi he's thrown out there instead of an to usecy declaration money that's already out there to build a wall or as he says now finish the wall,r is he actually going to consider not signing this, sending the government into shutdown mode on friday. bottom line is he is a wild card. we don't know athis point what he said is that he's with the deal. he doesn't think it will work. it's nottroing the k. there's a lot of pressure on him from democrats and republicans to sign off as one republican said, go ahead and bank the win to keep the government from shutting

twe we'll have denuclearization. >> why is this going to be different? >> he's going to do what he does best, negotiate with north korea. so sick of the experts dealing with north korea in 60 years. in 60 years you never got a meeting, you never even got in the room. >> the waiting game, a huge week ahead of the mueller investigation. the house democrat sends a warning to the new attorney general about releasing the report. >> we will obviously subpoena the report. we will bring bob mueller in to testify before congress. we will take it to court if necessary. >> the mueller report is about to come out. do you feel that pressure -- >> i'm not worried about it because we function the way we function. >> behind the scenes, the president is very concerned and he and all those surrogates have been trying to actively undermine mueller basically for the last 18 months. >> vice-president mike pence has arrived in colombia. a week of violence at the border. >> despite the bree tautality t weekend, a new day is coming in venezuela, across the hemisphere. socialism

like i want to live to see the re-twe re-tweets.s is the bravest thing you've ever done. i'm not trying to be comedy's tupac. i'm not. so i'm going to do the best i can to not poke anymore. >> in all seriousness, i mean this is a brutal dictator. i mean would you be able to complete your haj? would you be able to go back to mec mecca? you're a muslim. you're a human being. how do you think about the impact on your real life? can you go there? >> i have to just make personal choices and professional choices. that's the tough thing that i think a lot of people sometimes don't understand, you know? i think we take it for granted here. safety is something we take for granted here in america. i'm not the real victim here. the victims are the activists in saudi arabia, dissenters who get sort of silenced. i'm fine. i got 60 new instagram followers. i'm great. i got the blue check. i'm great. so the heartbreaking part is, yeah, if i speak out about certain things, will i be able to -- >> to travel, to do your thing. >> yeah. but i think go

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and that is why president trump, as you heread there in that twe, is warning gop senators from waveringa lot of senators have come out against the national security declaration, but they have not said how they will vote, unlike senator thiillis. the bottom line, it's more about optics concerns here at the white house, because the white house believes it does have the veto authority and that there's not enough votes in congress to override it. i spoke to one white house official this evening, erin, who said, look, this is all for show, but that doesn't mean that they're not paying close attention to the votes tomorrow. >> all right. >> erin? >> pamela, thank you very much. and i want to go now straight to the republican congressman, mike turner, who, by the way is on both the intelligence and armed as much ass committee. so all of these coming right in the center of your jurisdiction. senator, you weren't in favor of the president using an emergency declaration to build his wall, right? you have said it will set a dangerous precedent. how are you going to vote tomorrow? >> well, we've be

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