the mission statement of the united fire service women to support and advocate for the welfare of women in the san francisco fire department. >> please speak into the microphone. >> this one? we moved it to this one so we could use it. >> sure. at your discretion. >> the mission of the united fire service women to support and advocate for the welfare of women in the san francisco fire department and a network of women in the fire service, ensure diverse fire department to represent the city we serve. basically our goal to work with the administration with the department for the good of not just the women in the department, for all in the department. and to make training and social -- a variety of things we cover, but -- ensure that promotional and training information is readily available and accessible and advocate for the women in the department as well as others and social networking. >> so i love history, and this department has a long and fantastic history. i'm just going to give you a really brief one of the women in our department. in 1976, women were first allowed to take the en

barr aated the president can fire united states attorney. they are a presidential appointment. the meaning of this is clear. prosecutors in these cases can fired arbitrarily by the president of the united states under his plenary authority. mr. president, as i said at the outset, the question is whether mr. barr is the right person for the job at this time. fromemo that i am quoting i spent a full day reading and thinking about and it was the most extreme case a presidential power -- of presidential power i have ever read about. me cause itself, give to believe this is why i could be wrong but this is why he received that nomination. implication of presidential power, an unlimited control that mr. barr believes this president has over law-enforcement matters, i cannot support this nominee to serve as attorney general. at this critical time, in our nations history, we must have an attorney who is objective, who is clearly committed to protecting the interests of the people, the country and the constitution. that is the issue, not the president. thank you. i yield the floor. >> i

building was actually up to code and had tracked fire standards and there are also reports from local media indicating that maybe an air conditioning unit had actually created the fire but that's still not confirmed so we're waiting to hear from that but for now we do have a clip from the health minister from rio de janeiro talking about the response so let's listen to that. just fact some three days of saying there are three injured teenagers two of whom are in stable condition and the third who is in a more serious situation. he has been transferred to another one of our hospitals which has a burn trauma center at the specializes in the kind of treatment he needs besides outspread oafish that doesn't get it he says well this was a training center for up and coming soccer talent what more can you tell us about the facility itself well the facility actually has a state of the art facility that was very recently renovated and expanded at great expense to the club so something of this magnitude happening so quickly just two months after these renovations are done is quite the shock but it is also worth noting it's a residential facility w

i don't know about any other fire station built on the water in the united states. >> the fireboat's a regional asset that can not only be used for water rescue and stin wishment of fires, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have a special rigging that we carrie that will contain oil spills -- carry that will contain oil spills until viermsal can come out. this is not a job, it is -- environmental can come out. this is not a job, it's a lifestyle, a community, and we're willing to help people any way we >> my name is randy shaw and i'm a director of the tenderloin housing clinic appeared eight years ago, in january of 2011, i realized there was something really wrong with the tenderloin , that we don't have enough lights period people say they don't feel safe in the tenderloin at night, and it is because we don't have streetlights. just coincidentally with that, see pmc was planning on building a new hospital -- cpmc was planning on building a new hospital. and i thought the biggest impact would be all the cars driving up the street to get to the new hospital so that it was reall

what investigators are looking into reports that the blaze started when an air conditioning unit caught fire there are also questions over the building itself officials say the club had not been authorized to build the dormitory for relatives it's a tragedy that should never have happened. if it was thought why wasn't so one looking after these boys yes. there was a fire and they died but this could have been avoided. no one was maintaining this building everything that was lacking so it was a lot of. fans and relatives are in shock supporters of the club turned out to pay their respects to the young boys that died whose dream it was to play football. well for more on the story i'm joined in the studio by running from sports dave it's a really tragic tragic story is there any new information about what caused the fire it is a terrible story. there isn't too much new information we're still waiting it has been announced that an official investigation will be launched into the cause of the fire there are local media reports that indicate that. the building in which the dormitory was being used

what investigators are looking into reports that the blaze started when an air conditioning unit caught fire there are also questions over the building itself officials say the club had not been authorized to build the dormitory for relatives it's a tragedy that should never have happened. if it would i thought it was and so one looking after these boy. was i mean. there was a fire and they died but this could have been avoided if. no one was maintaining this building everything that was lacking it was a lot of. fans and relatives are in shock and supporters of the club turned out to pay their respects to the young boys that died whose dream it was to play football. now imagine getting paid a salary every month. without having to do anything else sounds like a dream for many in finland the government wanted to find out what unemployed people would do if their basic needs were financially met but they looked for a job with a start their own business or would they do nothing at all the results of the two year experiment are in as have a look. tourists who come to helsinki these days end up in

ask for investigators are looking into reports that the blaze started when an air conditioning unit caught fire there are also questions over the building itself officials say the club had not been authorized to build the dormitory for relatives it's a tragedy that should never have happened. if it would i thought it was and so one looking after these boy. was i mean. there was a fire and they died but this could have been avoided if. no one was maintaining this building everything if there was locking don't you know it was a lot of. fans and relatives are in shock supporters of the club turned out to pay their respects to the young boys that died whose dream it was to play football. time now for the latest from the berlin international film festival also known as the berlin nala day to showcase veteran director for film the grace of god which depicts francis biggest church abuse case and his attempt at cover up the film itself has also been caught up in the scandal the priest accused of molesting more than seventy boys is now trying to block the film's release in france. it was a rather quiet

the commission in terms of subject matters that we've had on our list. >> i've confirmed with the united fire service women and they will present at the first february meeting. and then i believe there's an action item regarding the budget. that's all that is on the agenda at the moment. >> is that for the february 13t? >> correct. >> at this point, i would like to call for a report on the concept that came out today and the press release on the concept of building housing on top of a station. there was a reference in terms of station 13 in terms of housing being built on that particular station. it talked about relocation of station 13 if this concept develops. it also talks about the concept that if there's housing on top, that we would have a brand new station in terms of 13. in terms of this particular commission, i would like to call, through you chief hayes-white, at the next commission meeting, a detailed report in terms of this concept of housing above station 13 so that the commission can be informed s, so the commission cn be informed, so the commission can ask questions, so the com

southern marin has several fire units there. there are deputies from marin county and also all of southern marin, police forces on the scene. >> apart from this woman, you said she was fine. the woman that you heard being r area. you mentioned those ambulances. we're getting some reports that perhaps there are injuries. have you seen anything or can you confirm anything from the ground? >> i have not. the devastation that's up here, though, i am very worried. there are -- you know, this house looked like -- it looks like video that we see from the south or the east of a house that's been completely flattened from a hurricane. it's just absolutely amazing the damage that i'm seeing. >> have you seen that there's any -- an effort to actually bring her out of the house? are they actively working on getting her safely out? >> so it sounds like they were trying to rescue the other woman that was trapped and they didn't realize that there was a second person that was trapped and alive. so that's why this -- the deputy that was there w

units. shots fired, crack aer barrel. >> reporter: daltonup, and we b look at the same time and see there was the door and sees addie. we see that she has an obvious gunshot wound to the head. >> the housephone rang. she said we're from browns and methodist. i'm trying to find the parents of an abigail. her comes were, you need to get up here as soon as possible because she's not going to make it through the night. they walks us up to this room in the icu. and that's when i saw her for the first time. couple hours later, she flat lined. they tried to do cpr. and that was horrific to see. we told them to let her go. if it was meant to be, it was meant to be. at that point, we started to say our good-byes. i was holding abbey's hand. and i looked right at her. i said, if you can hear me, if you can hear me at all, give me a sign. and she squeezed me. and at that point i knew right there she was back and that she was going to fight like holy hell. >> reporter: but the shootings had set off fear in the western michigan town. >> very tense situation. in kalamazoo county, multiple people have been

and for it to involve the president of the united states after he fired the attorney general becausely stated dissatisfaction with the attorney general's decision to recuse himself in the investigation. it's extraordinary. i think we really have become aware of the facts that are public, never mind what will or won't come out of the remaining mueller investigation. let's take a breath here and remember that whitaker is right now the acting attorney general because the president of the united states fired the attorney general largely because of a disagreement stemming from the attorney general's allowing this investigation of trump to go forward. that is so serious. and i think we tend to lose sight of that, number one. in untwo, i just want to respond quickly to this idea that these other investigations of trump and his finances and his business are somehow not worthy of our attention because they don't go to the central questions of russian involvement related. i couldn't disagree more with that actually. you know, the president of the united states has done something that no other

the head of the united nations mission monitoring the cease fire in yemen's port city of her data has been meeting with ruthie and yemeni government representatives tentative agreements have reportedly been reached between the two sides over the withdrawal of troops but both parties postponed discussing an actual date now saudi state media says yemen's with the rebels have killed at least nine saudis soldiers in a renewed military offensive the attacks happened in the southern saudi provinces of assyria. it's one of the west spates of violence since a un broken peace deal was signed in december priyanka got up to reports. fierce fighting in the northern front lines of yemen who the rebels say they have launched major attacks on saw the u.a.e. backed forces across the border in saudi arabia over the past three days a number of saudis soldiers were killed and the military positions captured according to who the media sources saudi media is also reporting the deaths of soldiers who the say the attacks will not stop and let mr miller watch our operations will continue on in the coming day

we have all kind of units from southern marin fire here. they are calling for usar units, urban search and rescue and police from several departments also. >> as we continue to talk to you on the phone, we are looking at new vor into our newsroom right now where you can see some of those emergency personnel peeking through trees. it looks like it crumbled. can you tell? was it a single structure, a home? >> it's hard to tell if it was a home or larger building, whatever. there are some almost mansion-type homes here. it's hard to tell. basically if you guys have got the video i shot up, you can see part of the structure on the roadway and then part of it is below crescent. i believe both of these homes that slid are originally on sausalito boulevard. >> so two homes. you're talking about two homes here, bryan. >> yeah, there's at least two homes that are down. >> you're just showing us right now, two homes it sounds like slid off foundation in sausalito. bryan, does the rain continue to fall there as well? >> actually, it was kind of crazy.

half a vinci is who was one of ten players killed in the fire that destroyed the team's training center on friday the club says an air conditioning unit sparks the fire the funeral was held in his hometown on what would have been his fifteenth birthday . on the largely riya have of him was at the door to the training center he took my hand and he kissed it and said give me a place in my i said be placed my son i touched him on the neck and he live. to go for now on england's paul casey leads by three strikes at the pebble beach program the californian course is one of the most beautiful in well the gulf and casey hold six birdies in his third round to get to fifteen on the par for the tournament his nearest challenger is phil mickelson he produced some trademark shots like this one after the bunker the ball over the green but spinning back to set up a birdie three shots back on twelve on the card. now here's something you don't see every day this is korean player post song choi making his debut on the p.g.a. tour as you can see he's got squats. swing the forty five year old missed a few fairways but still managed to respect around fiv

the fire and unfortunately cated a victim on the second floor. >> reporter: the house is an end unit. there's only one contiguous neighbor. the heat caused s e damage to the interior of that home but firefighters kept the flames from spreading. this morning'srigid temperatures added another layer of difficulty to fighting this fire. the possibility of freezing water anotheracr. >> the conditions that our firefighters met when they got here were in the extreme nature. the body fluids, the sweat when they come outside is instantaneously dropping their body temperature >> reporter: stilt fire was put down quickly, but the tragedy couldn't be avoided. investigate ares are working to dee the victim's cause of death. derrick ward, news4. >> freezing rain can cause all sorts of problems. but this week in western michigan it created an unusual icy phenomenon, something called ghost ands. the freezing rain coasted apples rotting on the trees there ande d a solid icy shell around the apples, then the trees got pruned and that caused the apples to fall off. with a few, the mush of the rotted ap

i don't know about any other fire station built on the water in the united states. >> the fireboat's a regional asset that can not only be used for water rescue and stin wishment of fires, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have a special rigging that we carrie that will contain oil spills -- carry that will contain oil spills until viermsal can come out. this is not a job, it is -- environmental can come out. this is not a job, it's a lifestyle, a community, and we're willing to help people any way we . >> i love that i was in four plus years a a rent control tenant, and it might be normal because the tenant will -- for the longest, i was applying for b.m.r. rental, but i would be in the lottery and never be like 307 or 310. i pretty much had kind of given up on that, and had to leave san francisco. i found out about the san francisco mayor's office of housing about two or three years ago, and i originally did home counseling with someone, but then, my certificate expired, and one of my friends jamie, she was actually interested in purchasing a unit. i told her about the housin

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is one that is -- senator blumenthal: as you sit here, do you believe the president of the united states can fire the special counsel or direct the attorney general to fire him? ms. rao: well, senator, those are questions that are in active political debate and may well come before me if i were to be confirmed as a judge so it would not be appropriate for me to comment on them. senator blumenthal: well, i know you have been reminded of your comment about -- and i'm quoting, senators ask important but highly predictable comments and the nominee is coached to choose from certain stock answers and i know you're giving a stock answer but let me ask you then in light of your past comments, would you recuse yourself from that question if it came before your court since you already expressed your views on it? ms. rao: senator, i am not sure i have expressed my views on that sbt, respectfully. again, i would take recusal seriously. again, apply the statutory and other standards that are relevant there. senator blumenthal: let me move to another topic. do you believe brown vs. board of education was corre

i don't know about any other fire station built on the water in the united states. >> the fireboat's a regional asset that can not only be used for water rescue and stin wishment of fires, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have a special rigging that we carrie that will contain oil spills -- carry that will contain oil spills until viermsal can come out. this is not a job, it is -- environmental can come out. this is not a job, it's a lifestyle, a community, and we're willing to help people any way we >> okay. i want all of san francisco to hear us, so louder. >> all right. we want to first off welcome our mayor, the mayor of san francisco, mayor london breed. [applause] >> we've got to check this out. >> the hon. london breed: the pressure. [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i am so excited to be the mayor of such an incredible city, where we celebrate our diversity, where we celebrate our culture, where we focus in on really important opportunities to really engage with our families and our communities. lunar new year is that celebration, which r

have a specific code yet one young player said that the treaty said that the fire started in newsroom and your conditioning unit you said that it caught fire so fire if you run or anybody could see we have also read reports of over little one to produce biggest newspaper saying that the cause didn't know how to correct care but for the force of the facility we're still eat chicken from die we there's a lot of the fuel that we just put those just don't know you're right and are down in sao paolo thank you so much for the update. and back here in europe e.u. countries have reached an agreement on regulating the controversial north stream two gas pipeline berlin will remain the lead negotiator with russia on the project which will bring russian gas to germany under the baltic sea he represented owners who are meeting to discuss tighter regulations on gas pipelines which could have threatened the project six hundred kilometers of the nord stream to pipeline have already been installed but the political problem surrounding it is still yet to be resolved this week france added its voice to those feeling uneasy about

his plan would send 110 troops to train to assist california's fire suppression unit and counter drug force and intelligence against drug cartels across the state. the governor wouldn't be the first governor to pull troops from the border. the governor of new mexico did the same thing last week citing president trump's, quote, fearmongering. so the state of the state is tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. you can watch it live right here on nbc bay area or nbc bay area.com. >>> well, new at 11:00, an oakland man is dead after his trailer caught fire. this is video of sky ranger. you can see that the burned out shell there, well that fire happened this morning and it was just a terrible scene. that fire happened before 5:00 on 30th and linden streets. firefighters believe he was living in the trailer while the home was being renovated. the cause is under investigation. >>> this morning, snow still sticking around in some of the higher elevations of the bay area. new video from the san jose foothills there. higher elevations have enough snowfall to grab sleds and testing it out. you saw that earlier

he said that the fire started in the newsroom and your conditioning unit you said that it caught fire so fire if you run or anybody could see we have also read reports of over little want to brazil's biggest newspaper saying that the club did not have the correct care but four of the four for the facility were still we've taken from die we there's a lot we feel that we just those just don't know you're all right and are down in sao paolo thank you so much for the update. over a dozen european and latin american countries have called on venezuela to hold free and fair elections to solve its deepening crisis after some five hours of talks in europe why a coalition of countries warned against rash intervention in venezuela foreign policy chief for the commodity nice at the group was committed to finding a peaceful democratic way out of the power struggle between nicolas my brutal and opposition leader. the u.s. statement came as trucks carrying u.s. humanitarian aid arrived at colombia's border with venezuela the bridge into the country or means blocked by the military present nicolas ma

dozen, whatever number he might have waited something, not lose those to the united states because he realizes the lake of fire will be visited upon north korea, not the united states. i like to tell people at come up at meetings enough, the north korean leaders, all three cams i think, kim jong-un ssn around hoping to go out in a radioactive funeral pyre in john-john. that's was not his objective. the real is the north koreans in my gut ultimately are after deterrence themselves. while from an american standpoint they're still good reason not to want to get nuclear weapons. it is a bit different than the fear of the soviet union not having nuclear weapons which we once confronted a man named joseph stalin who ran the soviet union come what of the great monsters of humankind and had nuclear weapons that he was followed the course but mao zedong, the republic of china blogs look at nuclear weapons or considered, prevent war very seriously under both the kennedy and johnson administrations. as would think about north korea, at some level denuclearization while useful objective is not quite the same vital objecti

way lashes out at the west calling espionage accusations against them selfless for the united states first in firing line for not being e.u. governments to ban the firm also ahead. blue march in great numbers from washington but not everyone going to the white house to deliver more than ten million signatures asking prospective companies are now. stepping up the pressure on the united states rolls out the possibility of talks with venezuela's embattled socialist government and rebels the visas of some of president maduro as a threshold. and the international paralympic committee says it will conditionally reinstate russia twenty nine months after the country was banned over allegations of state sponsored opening. it's six o'clock here in moscow and you're watching out international line from our studio with me. welcome to the program we start in europe this hour away germany and france have reached a compromise on the joint russian german gas pipeline project nord stream to commenting on this german chancellor angela merkel did franco german cooperation stating it was a good day after previous repor

training and support to the houthi rebels, including supplying ballistic missiles that have been fired into the united states -- into saudi arabia. in 2016, missiles were fired by iranian-backed houthi rebels at a u.s. navy war ship near the el-mendeb. if this resolution passes, we are emboldening iran to continue their me nair yuss ambitions -- nefarious ambitions in the area. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, again, another valuable member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. espaillat. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. espaillat: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. engel, our chairman, for allowing me this opportunity. i rise today in support of house joint resolution 37, in which congress will finally -- we will reclaim our constitutional authority over the power to declare war and we will finally deal with a happening in yemen. for years we have supported the saudi-led campaign in yemen which has led to the greatest humanitarian cri

we're united with the fire chief, local 798, department of public works, board of supervisors and theiorities for this city. not only that as we talked about -- with live in earthquake country. there's 73% chance of 6.7 magnitude earthquake by 2043. the mayor directed us to look at our private assets. as you know, we adopted an ordinance that impacted the marina district to make sure our private asset are strong. we want to make sure not only we survive this earthquake, we reoccupy our buildings and get back into our lives in san francisco. that is why we're all here today and i want to thank all of you for supporting our earthquake safety emergency response bond. it's for the people of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you naoimi. we'll hear from our fire chief who calls me all the time, checking on all the projects. she's a project manager herself in addition to all the work she does. >> thank you mohammed. i have his number on speed dial. i did want to say, first and foremost, welcome to new station 16. it is something we anticipated for quite some time. the quality is amazing. i

i don't know about any other fire station built on the water in the united states. >> the fireboat's a regional asset that can not only be used for water rescue and stin wishment of fires, but we also do environmental cleanup. we have a special rigging that we carrie that will contain oil spills -- carry that will contain oil spills until viermsal can come out. this is not a job, it is -- environmental can come out. this is not a job, it's a lifestyle, a community, and we're willing to help people we're willing to help people any way we - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of progress and innovation. after all, we're at the meeting of land and sea. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in mak

training and support to the houthi rebels, including supplying ballistic missiles that have been fired into the united states -- into saudi arabia. in 2016, missiles were fired by iranian-backed houthi rebels at a u.s. navy war ship near the el-mendeb. if this resolution passes, we are emboldening iran to continue their me nair yuss ambitions -- nefarious ambitions in the area. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. engel: i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, again, another valuable member of the foreign affairs committee, mr. espaillat. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. espaillat: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. engel, our chairman, for allowing me this opportunity. i rise today in support of house joint resolution 37, in which congress will finally -- we will reclaim our constitutional authority over the power to declare war and we will finally deal with a happening in yemen. for years we have supported the saudi-led campaign in yemen which has led to the greatest humanitarian cri

against the senseless with the united states in the firing line for lobbying e.u. governments to. alter coming up. blue march in great numbers from washington. to the white house. asking person. stepping up the pressure washington rules on the possibility of talks with. socialist governments. just on leavening am in san francisco at five pm in brasilia ten at night here in moscow this friday february hello and welcome to r.t. international our top story germany and france have reached a compromise on the joint russian german gas pipeline project nord stream two commenting on the deal german chancellor angela merkel lauded franco german cooperation. it was previously suggested paris was seeking to derail it. takes us through how an amended e.u. order. got the enterprise back on track. the directive is now a compromise between frogs between germany which means the project or will be still going ahead though it looked like it was set to be derailed off to france announced on thursday that it was actually going to support an e.u. directive that could have completely bridge this entire

the tennessee valley authority voted to retire the remaining coal-fired unit and its paradise fossil plant by december of next year. the head of the board says the decision is about finances. fox 32 in chicago with a legal challenge of president obama's $500 million presidential museum and library. a judge heard arguments today on a city motion to dismiss the lawsuit. at the ski group say violates laws barring development at lakeside parks. and this is a live look at a foggy denver from fox 31. the big story there, and end to the teachers strike. educators will get paid raises with built in cost-of-living increases and future opportunities for salary hikes. the deal must be ratified by the full union membership. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve.

they do not have fire units on the scene yet. they h assigned.o have emergency crews on the way. chp getting a lot of calls in saying there's thick, black smoke. you can't see anything in the area. possib a couple mobile homes on fire for that stretch. defini keeping a close eye on that. an update as soon as we have more information. meanti want to update you on this crash involving four vehicl southb 680 near el contado and danville. no injuries but still working on cleari that. that's blocking the left lane. checki those speeds, down to 12 miles an hour approaching about 3, 4 miles. that will cost you time on your commute. 27 miles an hour southbound 680 has not reached 24 split for the back-u westbo 580, tracy to dublin in the yellow. southb 680, dublin to missio in the yellow at 27. northb top cupertino in the yellow at 15 minutes. >>> new at 6:00, this woman taking her son's love life a little too seriously. why police are now looking for her. you're looking live at th big board at the new york stock exchan we are significantly up this morni

prevent the chinese government from making that request successfully walkway has come under fire by the united states which accuses the company of working closely with the chinese state unintelligent gathering but trust but no proof is actually the chinese state's longhand just last month the u.s. filed to criminal charges accused of stealing trade secrets. and skirting u.s. sanctions on iran but again no proof and when they were asked directly whether they have any evidence to prove their accusations the u.s. were poorly respond by saying well it's china it's simply one party state and it seems that the u.s. could have not chosen a better time to actually do this european union eight nations are reviewing new sanctions against companies or could. trees and cyber espionage and intellectual property theft as all this is happening according to government officials. government ruled out possibility of banning chinese equipment supplier as germany is moving forward towards building its fifth generation network and it's not only that germany's considering they believe that if they follow washington

if you think that the president of the united states may have fired the director of the f.b.i.ering with or stopping our investigation into russian malign influence in the campaign, the question you have to ask yourself is, "why? why would any president do that?" and that gives rise to the counter-intelligence concern? why would the president of the united states be trying to obstruct an investigation into russia's activity? and what-- what makes you, that the president fired comey because of the russia investigation, other than the fact that he said that out loud? ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) >> yeah. yeah. >> stephen: is there anything other than that? is there other than, like, what he said to lester holt. >> that was a good thing. and it was something we were aware of. >> stephen: it's called a lead in the business. >> it was an investigative lead. there were a number of things that concerned us. as we investigated the possibility of russian collusion with the trump campaign through the fall. so that's the investigation that jim comey had made public. >> stephen: wh

losses are up the west's calling espionage accusations against them senseless with the united states first in the firing line for lobbying e.u. governments to the for all to. blue march in great numbers to washington we will even go to the white house to deliver more than ten million signatures asking for respect for being israel stepping up their pressure washington rules on the possibility of talks with venice willis embattled socialist government. from moscow to the world this is euro r.t. international good to have your company. our top story germany and france have reached a compromise on the joint russian german gas pipeline. project nord stream to commenting on the deal german chancellor angela merkel lauded franco german cooperation that's after it was previously suggested that was seeking to derail it charlotte goes through an amended e.u. directive on gas got the project back on track. the directive is now a compromise between frogs between germany which means the project or will be still going ahead though it looked like it was set to be derailed off to france announced on thursday that it wa

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