warner: right here.arry: i just want to make sure there was not going to be any drinking on the way back. our panelists want to come out and shake your hand. we are proud to have known you. we look forward to other adventures with you. you are still good of great ideas and we also love the history lesson. thank you very much. [applause] fmr. sen. warner: thank you, larry. larry: thank you, god bless. ♪ [panel arriving] >> i am just waiting for you to sit down. i am not pushing. hello, diane. you deserve at least have a credit for anything frank dead. look, we are i hope going to have a good panel on civic engagement and stability. there are not. many examples weekend site at least from the current day but we are going to have a conference station on what we can do to strengthen civic engagement and to strengthen civility. frank, you had wonderful suggestions for the panel. insistedee panelists on rewriting the whole thing. i do not you blaming me for the subjects they're going to bring up. thank you. i w

so i am extremely pleased and proud to have the honor to introduce senator john warner. [applause] >> a standing ovation. >> i appreciate that. >> that tells you something. nobody told them to do that. so senator, just getting right into it because we've been talking on the phone a good deal and talking backstage a few minutes ago but talking about what's wrong with our system today? because the extreme polarization has hurt us in a lot of different ways and nationally. and i hear this from both parties grooming people for public office they don't want to run anymore. of course the ones that are in this room are the exception. but a lot of your colleagues you are not here right now don't fall into that category. senator, you are there for so many years, you took the arrows for the controversial things that you did not just democrats and republicans but the pundits that i really hate and they are worthless. they were attacking you for what you did that you stay there and toughed it out. what can we do to attract people who want to serve the national interest and not just

i'll make that mark in blood right now if you want. >> what would ol' solomon warner do?e his great-great granddaddy would tell him to sit tight. he's positive the frontier merchant is somewhere off in the sunset, grinning. >> for him to know that his jeans that he left after his passing were worth $50,000, i think he would think the world has gone crazy. >> now, that's some tailor-made "close" from an heir not only left big shoes to fill, but a big pair of pants to boot. >> everybody has a pair of their favorite super-comfortable, worn-out jeans, right? these are mine. i can't believe i'm wearing them on a shoot, but i wonder what old levi strauss would think of clothing stores selling pre-ripped denim, often at two or three times the cost of a pristine pair. what's up with kids these days -- too lazy to wear out their own jeans? i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. cheryl: it is 5:00 a a.m. here are your top stories at this hour. christmas is in the rear view mirror but post holiday shopping and sales st

we have john warner to thank, if there is any dignity.e was dean of the delegation over the years. one of the problems, education is extremely important. you have people trying to debate issues where one side doesn't believe in science. how do you debate somebody who doesn't believe in science? if you look at the budgets we produced a lot of them don't believe in arithmetic. you have tax cuts and suggest it is not going to affect the budget. that is absurd. you try to have civil debates with people, one of the things frequently said his public sentiment is on board and these people don't fall out of the sky, they are elected and if they are acting in an uncivil way, their constituents have to respond. education is extremely important aspect of this and we need to focus on making sure education is available to all and increase the level of education for people across the country. the brown decision, the supreme court said any child may be reasonably be expected to succeed, denied the opportunity of education, such an opportunity is a right

taylor: that was senator mark warner of virginia.summit where lawmakers critique social media platforms. we hear from senator marsha blackburn who was inside the white house's close-door event. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ aylor: president trump held social media summit in july. several right-wing leaders, lawmakers, and presidential fans headed to the white house to discuss political bias on social media platforms. one of them was senator marsha blackburn of tennessee who had been a strong critic of companies like snapchat and tiktok. she spoke to emily chang from d.c. senator blackburn: there are cases where child predators, pedophiles, have been arrested, convicted. coerceuse snap to children, threatening to put their video on social media unless they send more videos. this is something that parents need to have the tool to turn this off. there needs to be explicit instructions for parents how to handle this. with snap is the snap map application that is there. unless that is turned off or properly set, these children can be

on the warner brothers lot. and since this studio was founded in 1923, tens of thousands of tv shows and films have been created here. so throughout this behind the s tour of the "friends" home. let's start at the beginning. the early titles of the show, what were you considering? >> insomnia cafe. we were driving down the street and i saw this place and thought that was an amazing name and really interesting setting. why not go with that one? >> i don't think the network liked it. then we talked about "friends like us." "the six of us." "across the hall." >> i just want to be married again. >> we ended up simply with "friends." >> and i just want a million dollars. >> our partner kevin bright said if we get a good time slot you can call it kevorkian for all i care. you know. >> "mad about you" opened thursday night at 8:00. we put it right after "mad about you" not a bad lead-in, a young adult marriage. >> voila. >> and then the lead-out was "seinfeld." >> when i'm driving i let people in ahead of me all the ti

of this event. >> good evening and welcome to all of you and welcome to senators burr and senator warner. senators, both of you have had very long careers in public service. i know that you were in the house in 1994 and senator warner, 1989 worked with doug wild or before becoming governor yourself of virginia. what inspired your career in public service? what would you say to young people today who would like to pursue a career in public service? >> (laughs) i like to think that i was -- i actually am a little bit older than richard -- >> (laughs) he colors his hair. >> not anymore. >> at least i have here! >> i like to think i was old enough to get touched by the idealism of the sixties, not old enough to be jaded by it. i have grown up in the midwest in indiana, illinois, connecticut and worked for the same company for 35 years. and i was the first my family to graduate from college. and somehow, my parents weren't political, i had boy scouts and church and community pizza, but not political. somehow i always had the -- and there was a time when i went off and did business and into co

but warner has a plan in case history repeats itself. he calls it his stop stupidity act where everyone would get a paycheck except for members of congress and the white house i think we had that in place you wouldn't ever see a government shutdown warner tells me he's optimistic that congress will fund the government for the entire year. others aren't so sure and worry that another last minute short term fix is on the way allison winters with the conservative advocacy group americans for prosperity says one solution would be to put in place and automatic stopgap every year she says this will act as a safety net if congress doesn't have a spending deal reached by the usual september 30th deadline, it's not going to solve the right now the plan isn't on autopilot and there's no backup with a deadline looming. reporting in washington. i'm kelly meyer. >>next these are posing as charities to try to steal your money this holiday season we hear from an expert on the safest ways you can get. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>well the holidays are about charity and

. >> one particular stock you like is for warner? >> will you s mca, i don't date a stockpicking case of what to buy and why. it's incrementally positive for borg warner who makes car components. organist in warm manufacturing here. i'll like them they like money on gas cars, hybrid car they have high staying power. for them and kansas city southern which is around. >> it's really the removal of any risk with respect to borg warner right? >> i think so, it would have been a negative had this work not come through. but now i think we're in the position to grow. >> steel company stocks are still down from the election when good things were gonna happen. how does that play into the car industry? >> steel is a tough business to check out. there's a world price first deal so what goes on here is dependent upon the supply around the world. i think usmca is quoted for steelworkers here in the u.s. but car manufacturers i think their cost could go up because they're more things built here. so you look at the ca and that's a slamdunk for buyi

>> dana: i think it's interesting that warner bros. is vehemently sticking by the mov movie. there is no delay between the movie companies and the director. all movies will take some artistic and factual license. we should all keep that in mind. >> greg: they do it with everybody! remember the fox news movie? did anybody watch "the loudest room" -- what was it, "the loudest voice?" >> dana: i think calling for a boycott -- media company should not be calling for a boycott. because you are print journalism, you do not need the less people reading. >> greg: what your favorite clint eastwood movie? >> juan: dirt "dirty harry." >> greg: that's mine. "high plains drifter." >> juan: early spaghetti movies. greg called and you should go home right now, start with "high plains drifter," then "dirty harry." >> katie: what's the one where he was the driver? >> juan: what i think is interesting olivia wilde who plays the reporter, it's a basic misunderstanding of feminism -- >> katie: months not go into that. one more thing.

directed by academy award winner chuck jones, who helped create bugs bunny and other characters for warner bros. and in 1966 produced and directed "how the grinch stole christmas." (music) (music)[open i've been working on the railroad ["i've been working on the railroad" on harmonica] (music) >> joe, joe. >> yes, sam? >> take a look at today's timetable. only one of these trains can get through. 44 is a single track, you know. >> but sam, aren't the american people on the wind the war special? >> all but a few wreckers. see that's which, joe? that switch, joe? ♪ ♪ >> you have got to sidetrack the limited. you can if you don't fall asleep the switch like you did in november of 1942. >> don't worry about me. he will have to knock me out first. (music) (music) (music), >> what happened? who are you? >> not at all, not at all, glad you dropped in, my boy. sam has been overworking. high production. sam has been overworking. (music) let's talk this over, my boy. according to the papers, you are on the wrong track. it says here the win the war special isn't going through. all the workers are on

look at that 36 in his hustle and warner finishing things off. third down the blitz is coming.es any fires the strike for first down. straight to brandin cooks. a dart from goff on a third and long. he delivers it to brandin cooks for 16. how about jared goff out here? standing firm in the pocket. what did nick bosa tell us? he told us that the crib tonight for jared goff was pressure. will that pressure was in his face and he stepped up into it. and here comes nick bosa after it and delivers a strike right down the middle. he had his own kryptonite on that play and that was delivering a downfield. he is at 300 yards passing for the night. on the rollout throwing toward hick be. on the money. the tight end inside the 40. and that will put him over 100 yards for the fourth consecutive game. >> charles: jared goff showing off the different throws that he has in his back. the last play he stepped up into the pressure and through a strike down the middle. a laser shot. this when he gets out on the run and shows it with the touch over the top of the defender to the arms of hick be.

[applause] senator warner: thank you for that kind introduction. the first time i have spoken to the council since i was a governor. and in in that, apologize while most of the action is going on in the house today, we are actually plowing through a , and i'm goings to be a little limited. limit my presentation and not go through the question and answers, and i would have almost flipped out because i think the questioning is a must more significant. but i appreciate this opportunity to speak to the council on competitiveness. continueul we will this dialogue because i think this conversation and issue is the issue of our time. i am going to talk about u.s.-china relations, and maintaining the united states' competitive edge. there is a widespread understanding today that rising china is the great foreign policy challenge of our time. this could not be a more important time or more important conversation. ouran and must retain leadership and global competitive advantage, by embracing those defining characteristics that have made america the leader o

fred warner saw this coming from jared goff. warner's first pick six in the nfl.s battle back and forth for the entire game. under a minute to go. emanuel sanders is wide open. that's the second. third and 16 of the drive. this one is good for 46 yards. that play sets up a field goal. robbie gold has made ten straight inside 50 yards. the 49ers win, 34-31. and eliminate marin county's jared goff and the rams from the playoff. richard sherman with his thoughts after the game. >> guys go out there and execute. it is not always perfect. not always how you draw it up. but when you have guys willing to fight tooth and nail to the last straw, to the last moment, you have a chance. >> the stanford women's volleyball senior class has tasted victory almost every year. tonight, they were looking for their third title in four years. stanford looking for their ninth national championship. which has been the most all time. stanford dominated the entire night. here, senior katherine plumber finishes with one over 22 kills. she is named the most outstanding player of the match.

warner brothers has announced dates for too long discussed movies. sheehan who reads is set to return in the 4th matrix movie now slated for theaters on may 21st 2021 way and we may yet se ezra miller in his own film. warner brothers says the flash will be released 7/1/2022.miller played the super speedy hero in7 teens just asleep. russell big nomination for paris sitsouth korean movies up for best ensemble at the sag awards just the second foreign language film to receive such a nomination, the awards 26 year history, the first life is beautiful which went on to win the oscar for best foreign language film in hollywoo i'm david dead. and just a little peek outside we're checking in on the bay bridge deck. morning traffic stepped up in the cash lanes roads are wet. so you should get out there a little early and give yourself so extra time and we're still tracking a major hot spot in palo ao one oh one shut down in both directions, we'll have details coming up in a live report. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, thanks for waking up with us be

one they can consolidateay off some of the debtt they used to acquire time warner.o, they ca go into a subscription model like netflix like with hbo max and hboo. it's a good tupt to stabilize the business model and diversify an be a good bet pu for the slow but steady economy. >> happy new year. and coming up, leaving paradise why california is losing a generation of wage earners. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the federal govt is taking another step to try a integrate the use of commercialt drones intonal aerospace. the faa is proposing a rule that would require most drones operating in the u.s. to be equipped with remoteg track technology. the regulators says it expects all drones to be in compliance within three years of finalizing that rule. >>> finally tonight, california as you m know is the rld's fichgt largest economy. but a growing number of residents are packing up and moving out. jane wells tells woo are why the golden state seems to be losing its shine. >> california used to be the place where everyone dreamed of going. now people dream of leaving. >> my economic situatio

but warner has a plan in case history repeats itself.p stupidity act where everyone would get a paycheck except for members of congrs and the white house i think we had that in place you wouldn't ever see a government shutdown warner tells me he optimistic that congress will fund the government r the entire year. others aren't so sure and worry that anoer last minute short term fix is the way it's rely it. the back 45 on this tuesday morning a lot of cloud cover across the bay area today not nears blew over san francisco nor. >>really anyere else in the bay as what we saw yesterday yoll notice cloud covers the biggest diffence from yesterday but we're still going to see temperatures around the same as what we rk for your monday. this is our storm system are tracking to our west that is steering its way on into the bay area. now showers won't arrive til well after you've gone to bed tonight ostly into the very early morning hours of tomoow and then through your morni commute tomorrow do expect wet roadways as you head to work on wednesday

then last year at&t doubled down television spending $109 billion to acquire time warner even though it is tough to explain how a phone company will benefit from being under the same roof in fact, when elliott management announced they would take a stake in at&t, they released a blistering technique according toel not, the business had gotten too big for its own good and it is a plan that make at&t in a $60 stock and wow do i like the plan. how are they going to get there? elliott argued that at&t should sell off nonkwoer and pay off debt and bring in new leadership addition to dumping businesses like direct tv and bring in outside consultants to bring the thought so hot execution if they could do all of that while protecting the dividend, it is 5.3%, the bulls at elliott believe the stock could go much higher in late october at&t reports the third quarter results and long-term forecasts. these numbers look like elliott's estimates. by 2022 they could earn between 450 to 480 per share and the company paying down acquisition from the time warner deal and management is working, and i q

we have two movies with warner brothers in partnership with warner brothers, two with mgm, with sony,ith paramount. >> people like tom hanks that i would not normally associate with mattel. >> that's right. he's in partnership with us together with paramount for major matt mason the barbie project is also one that's going to be really exciting in partnership with warner brothers. margot robie is the main actor. >> this is because of your background which is not traditional toys. >> that's right. i have a strong background in content and i.p. and this is really the opportunity that i saw more in the mid to long term in terms of commercializing our brands and finding transformative opportunities for us to be part of other verticals that are directly adjacent to the toy industry think film, television, live events, consumer product, merchandise, games, music all of which represent tremendous opportunity for a company like mattel that own such a strong collection of colossal generational global brands that have so much resonance and appeal. >> toys, traditionally 85% of the industry made

answer to it so how she did it, nobody probably will ever probably really know. >> in a statement warneraid the film is based on a wide range of highly credible sourced material. "richard jewell" hits theaters today. >>> more are coming forward to say their ring home security cameras have been hacked. a texas homeowner says a stranger hacked into his camera and demanded a ransom. in other cases, people are reporting strange voices talking to them in their living rooms and bedrooms often with racist and sexual messages. experts say hackers are taking advantage of people who use the same user name and password on multiple devices. >>> breaking overnight former nba commissioner david stern has undergone emergency surgery after a brain hemorrhage. the 77-year-old fell ill at a new york restaurant. there's no word on his condition. stern led the nba for 30 years transforming the league into a global brand and bringing the pros to the olympics. >>> and to some more uplifting sports news, history was made in the nfl last night. ravens quarterback lamar jackson broke the single season rushing re

. >> one particular stock you like is for warner?l you s mca, i don't date a stockpicking case of what to buy and why. it's incrementally positive for borg warner who makes car components. organist in warm manufacturing here. i'll like them they like money on gas cars, hybrid car they have high staying power. for them and kansas city southern which is around. >> it's really the removal of any risk with respect to borg warner right? >> i think so, it would have been a negative had this work not come through. but now i think we're in the position to grow. >> steel company stocks are still down from the election when good things were gonna happen. how does that play into the car industry? >> steel is a tough business to check out. there's a world price first deal so what goes on here is dependent upon the supply around the world. i think usmca is quoted for steelworkers here in the u.s. but car manufacturers i think their cost could go up because they're more things built here. so you look at the ca and that's a slamdunk for buying gm.

it makes things up. >> here's a response from warner brothers to your letter.g other things it's unfortunate and the ultimate irony having been a part of the rush of judgment over richard jewell is now trying to malign our film makers and cast. brian, you reviewed the film for cnn, what did you make of it? how much of this issue affects the rest of the film? >> well, i think it really sullys the film. the film operates on two tracks. the part about richard jewell which is sympathetic to him and well done is offset by the way the fbi and the media are such caricatures as his tormentors. i really don't think you can divorce the movie from the broader context. here's a movie that although it's set in the past, is -- it deals with a situation that shows the media and the fbi in the most unflattering light possible at a moment where both of them are basically under siege. and when you throw into the fact that clint eastwood is outspoken about his conservative politics. he gave the empty speech to barack obama at the 2020 convention, it feels like this is a movie des

it goes disney, warner media and then the mr. banana people. the soul media company. as of november this year third largest on youtube. quote, it is run by russian nationals based in and managed from cyprus. funds itself from ad revenues worth tens of millions of dollars. and last year in 2018 it purchased a small suite of facebook advertisements and made those purchases in rubles. the weird revisionist history joseph stalin robin hood they're promoting online is a tiny little sliver of the space the company is taking up on youtube. the link online to the smart banana fake history videos are linked to other video producing entities like five-minute crafts and 7-second riddles and something called bright side and five minute magic. it's all this random click bait sort of highly optimized content on youtube. so, like, at five-minute crafts girly which they say is the female version of their five minute crafts channel one of the things they teach you to do is to clean your toilet by pouring a pepsi into it. you don't have to scrub, just pour the pepsi and your toilet is

this time around, fred warner. and he's got admirers. >> good job, baby!ers ever yet. >> 44 tackle, three sacks. and two forced fumbles as well. and he's not that impressed with himself. but he is a heck of a player. >> it's nothat big a deal. when nick got it, i don't think everybody was talking about it. when nick got it cember. it's over with. playing great offense with number nine at the helm. some great weapons around him. we're out here practicing super hard to prepare for that. >>> the raid versus some honors to talk about, individually. they are still in the wildcard hunt despite the two lopsided losses they have sustained in the last couple of weeks. what about that pick! mack was traded. the 24th pick in the draft, josh jenkins. the nfl offensive rookie of the month. he is definitely jon gruden's type of player. be back in action despite a broken shoulder. and the tennessee titans come to town. >> broken shoulder? >> yeah, that's the word we got. he's a tough guy. and officially tomorrow, jeff tedford, former cal coach, will this hour. >>> when w

governor and the first lady, the lieutenant governor justin fairfax, the attorney general, senator mark warner, and senator tim kaine. u.s. representative bobby scott and a representative from virginia. representative karen bass and from missouri. speaker of the house of delegates, first counsel for the embassy of wanda. the former virginia governor, the former virginia governor robert mcdonald, the former missouri governor greitens, former representatives james moran and mf payne, members of the governors cabinet, members of the virginia general assembly, including senate majority leader thomas norment, portsmouth mayor john wrote, the members of the 400 years african american history federal museum, deputy assistant secretary of fish and wildlife parks, national parks service officials, including daniel smith and david vella, members of the hampton city council and other special guests. on behalf of the members of the hampton city council, our city staff, and the residents of this great city, it is my honor to welcome you to old point comfort, freedoms fortress, fort monroe, and now fort mon

at the columbus zoo that missed the boat on misuse of and ease at the national dragons and which warner has called the haunted house reviews. on. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm glad you could join us today we want to introduce you to extraordinary europeans regular people working to overcome hurdles to improve the lives of others take for instance paris there is no shortage of luxury in the french capital. and hotels are abound and it's images like these that have made paris beloved.

her sources now there's 0 evidence for that and the the newspaper newspaper has threatened d'souza warner brothers the makers of the movie for the unfair. picture i have to say whatever the facts of the case are the to trail of the journalist in this film is the weakest bit of the film it's the only point where sort of slips into lazy caricature and in some ways it's kind of ironic because his whole message with this movie is not to judge people based on appearances that he seems to be doing this in the case of this this character and this approach film wants that yeah i kind of dismiss that argument i think it has to do with the fact that we're judging everything based on what can't people are in and people put clint eastwood in the conservative camp and judge just as proton film i don't see it that way i see it as a really well done movie about an american hero and a warning to not judge based on appearances to not jump to just scott always thanks very much and we hope that mr eastwood is perhaps nominated with this movie maybe maybe it keeps going with safe sex anyway. govern and a kin

warner brothers says the complaint is baseless.ge of highly credible source material. eastwood says the newspaper is trying to rationalize what it did. if the film-makers don't have the evidence to back that up. they should admit it is fiction. "time" magazine's pick as "person of the year," 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg was controversial. president trump drew intense flak from mocking her, that she should work on anger management program. they thought it would be -- "washington free beacon" touted biggest exclusive the time before, the time had picked whistleblower. not much of an exclusive when it turns out not to be true. check out the media buzz meter podcast. subscribe at apple itunes, google play, fox news podcast.com or on your amazon device to help you also follow our facebook page. we post my daily columns there. let us know what you think about all the issues we talked about here. impeachment, ig, whatever twitter @howard kurtz. we're back sunday morni heather: monday december 16th, happening right now at 4:

lady pamela northam, lieutenant governor justin fairfax, attorney general mark herring, senator mark warner and senator tim kaine, u.s. representative bobby scott and representative elaine lorry of virginia. representative karen bass of california and representative william clay of missouri. speaker of the house of delegates, kirklin cox, first counselor for the embassy of rwanda, former virginia governor jared, former virginia governor robert mcdonald, former missouri governor eric greitens, former representatives james moran and l.f. payne, chief judge roger gregory of the first circuit court of appeals, members of the governor's cabinet, members of virginia general assembly, including senate majority leader thomas, norfolk mayor kenny alexander, portsmouth mayor john row, chairman joseph green jr. and the members of the 400 years of african-american history federal commission, deputy secretary for fish and wildlife parks, national parks service officials, including deputy director daniel smith and deputy director david vela, hampton vice mayor jimmy gray and members of the hampton city c

route that is indeed very impressive warner in my view of the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. british prime minister gordon johnson has returned to downing street after his conservative party secured an overwhelming election victory the winner gives mr johnson the green light to push ahead with his brakes of plans. don't forget you can always go to w.'s on the go just download our apps for google play for from the app store and they'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the opposite as your photos and videos. coming right out there l. for his words details new business don't forget you can get all the news is also by heading to our website i'll see you again at the top of the hour with the world headlines for thank you for spending some time with us and. to curious. do it yourself or her. ex you just. don't miss out. shashi and this is your new balls speaking welcome to the show with a ding dong xoai concerts. with the least risky business.

. >>> en san josÉ y warner creek estÁn bajo riesgo. >>> en el corazÓn de san josÉ podrÍan venirse abajoaban rodeados de varios rascacielos que sgung un nuevo estudio del servicio de los estados unidos se encuentran dentro de un mapa de estructuras. >>> mucha gente se rerÍa a fec tatd. el soporte de strumg turas en san josÉ. estÁn ubicadas sobre un cimiento tan dÉbil al ocurrir un movimiento telÚrico la sonda sÍsmica amplifica rain las sacudidas incrementarÍa la posibilidad que los edificios no resistan . >>> la ciudad que tengan sus permi permisos como deberÍan ser. >>> la gente debe tener en cuenta que el estado de california actualiza sus co deudos de construcciÓn. deberÍan hacer los cambios para que la ciudad apruebe las mod fi casos durante su inspecciÓn. los temblores no se pueden predecir. dicen que su estudio anl zao el movimiento de la tierra durante un temblor y que en san josÉ el porcentaje de un 5 a 10% y en... de un 10 a 25%. la voce la vocera de la ciudad recomienda considerar y sus estructuras deben ser modificadas. dice que no puede garantizar qÉe puede ocurrir a un edifi

warner bros. pictures.ndation.ora hewlett for more than 50 years advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world at hewlett.org. and with the ongoing support these individuals and institutions. ♪ ♪ this pgram was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs ation from viewers like you. thank you. judy: a long-awaited report into russian interference in the 2016 election has bound no evidence of a political conspiracy against the president that the justice department's inspector itgeneral ized the fbi's handling of acquired cap applications used ithe early stages of the investigation. our william breiner was at the he has been looking into the 400 plus pages of the report. you have the report next to you. william:dlhe hes are that the inspector general found there was no political bias in the origins of t russia rep or . as we have been reportings,or yeresident trump has said this was a witchhunt, bad cops in the fbi jalen jelks this investig

. >>> esta intersecciÓn de warner. mal pase de jerry... >>> estas fueron las jugadas 49ers de la temporada. >>> las caras en inglaterra que se celebra con fÚtbol. nadie celebrÓ mÁs que liverpool. >>> vamos al partido minuto 30. alexander arnold centro para fermÍn, 1 a 0 para leicester. desde los 12 pasos. centro maravilloso para firmino, 3 a 0. y a los 77 la guinda del pastel. cerramos con la jugada nos vamos a la nba. anoche visitaron hacia a los denver nuggets. lanza una plegaria y la me te contra el tablero. el score terminÓ con 15 puntos y fueron los mÁs espectaculares. el octavo triunfo de los pelÍcanos en la temporada. >>> soy pablo mauricio ramÍrez, cambio y fuera. gracias carlos, al regresar de la pausa, el departamento de policÍa recuerda a uno de los suyos que muriÓ el aÑo pasado en el cumplimiento de su deber. le decimos cÓmo. >>> 2 trabajadores un mcdonald en california hicieron mÁs que entregarle la comida a uno de sus clientes. y lo que hicieron los convirtiÓ en verdaderos hÉroes su historia a las 11 asÍ que acompÁÑenos. >>>

sheet to pass on someone to get by but the guy who's elements at the mean time warner from the wrong up went off. get it on the $10.00 paid up by minutes to put all my middle in last time and i'm back at them a full 10 alex and just post on need that's how much i miss you. i want to turn the dial up over here you'll know you're so lively. damage to home ali's otho school day in a. box you know stay open. just want a cool car you had edited out it would see what if you made a good meal and devilish good at the bottom and i would argue. it was a done deal on how to clean a weeks in the world she took us in the local give us the lime and get the body of the damning with the bulletin tonight in that time my mom and all of these are about to name palin at the naacp and i bet you had to let the a lot of elected to the temple. and get out of your bed is him then government to say we was on get out the name of the well eliza betting going to leave the matter palin learned a little outside the box. by a mob. rising walk up the ladder. a yellow. one wrong again we are give us a live. then hand