we are almost bankrupt at a warner bros.. movies are not doing anything and document is documentaries are doing nothing. i said out of nowhere, what if it is a disaster and that 100,000 kids die? this thing will be the biggest movie in history. they started laughing like crazy. freddy just turned to me ok, ted, what do you think? let's get a couple of secretaries down and we sat there for another 10 hours and wrote a handwritten contract. i signed it, called michael and there was no film, with 18,000 photographers and no film. i gave him a check for $100,000. he went to new york, bought the film and started shooting the woodstock movie. that's how the movie happened exactly. >> >> how many cap guys did you have? camera guys did you have? >> >> i think about six cameras. >> >> at the time, it was major league. >> >> michael was involved in that part. we saw the maze leak stuff, the barbara koppel stuff. we saw the documentarians'work. the split screen concept fascinated us. we saw some of his work that he was working on and th

warner wanted me and michael out because they knew i made the deal. my deal was 50% of the gross minus negative costs. they said, artie, you won't have to advertise so much, we don't have to spend a dime on advertising. and it was 50-50, us and warner brothers. john and joel were rich kids. all they wanted was to look good to their father's friends and get back the million four they were in debt. so we raised a million dollars with grossman who's a good friend of mine. and the night we came to sign, we were going to sell to them for three months the movie and they -- and we had 90 days to get the other 400,000 we needed and then -- we didn't know -- when i went to warner's, they said that they had to keep out of this and stay neutral. they were negotiating in bad faith with joel and john's family. because one of john's brothers went to college with one of the board and they were negotiating the whole time because they knew all they wanted was their million four back. they knew that michael and i would stick to the 50%. and that's what happened. now, t

warner wanted me and michael out, because they knew that i made the deal. and i would have insisted that my deal was 50% of the gross, and the negative costs, and they said that arartie, we won't hav to advertise, and so it was 50-50 from warner brothers and john and joe were rich kids, and they wanted to look good to their father's friend, and get back the $1.4 million they were in depth. so we raised the $1.4 million with a good friend of mine albert grossman. and the night it came to sell, and we were going to sell for three months the movie, and we had 90 days to get the other $400,000 that we needed and so we didn't no e when i went to warners that they said that they had to keep out of it and stay neutral and they were negotiating in bad faith to joe and john's family, because joe went to college with unof the members of the board, and they were negotiating all of the time because they wanted the $1.4 million back and they knew that michael and i would stick to the 50%. and so now, the litigator after i realized that my lawyer was not heavy enough, we

movies -- we're almost bankrupt at warner brothers. moves are not doing anything and documentaries are doing nothing, and then i said out of nowhere, after 30 hours, i said what if it's a disaster, and the 100,000 kids die? this thing will be the biggest movie in history. they started laughing like crazy and freddy turned to me and said what do you think? let's get a couple of secretaries down and we sat there for another ten hours and we wrote a handwritten contract and i signed it. i called michael who flew while he was up there with no film with 18,000 photographers and no film. he flew to the top and i gave him a check for 100,000 and he went to his places in new york, bought the film and flew back up and started shooting the woodstock movie and that's how it happened exactly. >> how many cameras were there? >> i think he had about six cameras going. >> really? yeah. >> just the mere factor of the film. >> michael and i did -- michael was involved in that part. we saw the mazely stuff. we saw barbara koppel's stuff and we saw the d

in that short time, aol time warner has lost nearly $200 billion of itsaol-time warner has lost nearly0 billion of its shareholders' money. when this building is completed, few believe the letters above the sign will read aol they're not even there anymore time warner is part of at&t. aol is gone. it's a part of verizon and they've all moved to the hudson yards that's by far not the biggest thing either >> you were spot on. it's interesting to remember that was the peak of that particular year. >> it was. it was in fact, it was only a couple of months later that the nasdaq hit its then-all-time high after that incredible deal amazing to think it is 20 years ago. levin didn't have a tie on then. and case did i actually made -- i remember making note of that. it was like, silicon valley guy got the tie on >> buyer monsanto -- >> one of the worst of all time. this has still got to go at the top. in terms of the destruction of older value. nextel and -- oh >> sprint? >> yeah. sprint and nextel. it was a horrible deal horrible >> you could do a book or special on that. on all the bad deals

>> time warner spun off time warner cable. >> right. >> because of course it makes no sense to have contenty next year comcast bought universal because of course you need to have -- what really is the case is that the comcast universal deal made sense because they're both good businesses and run very well there's no synergies between at&t and time warner it just was a better cash flow generative business to support the dividend i think that's entirely possible by the way, in -- no one looks back at media deals, but there's been a lot of difficult media deals. look at sinclair with snr and discovery with scripps and meredith with time warner and at&t with directv. the list is quite long. >> rob, great to see you. >> thank you. >> nice sees you guys. >>> when we return, the number of morning, our first look at fourth quarter gdp is just minutes away we'll get the data and instant reaction coming up. >>> update for you check out shares of altria, down after a quarter of inline earnings but bloet consensus sales. took a fourth quarter impairment charge of $4.1 billion related to its investment

senate intelligence committee, democrat mark warner of virginia. senator warner, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you, chuck. >> you're one of the few democratic lawmakers that has been briefed after the fact. >> after the fact. >> nobody other than lindsey graham may have gotten a briefing before the fact. i want to focus on this threat. you heard what the secretary of state said there. you've been briefed about what this threat was. how imminent does it seem and is it any different than what soleimani has been doing over the last decade? >> i accept the notion there was a real threat. the question of how imminent is something that i need more information on. let's step back for a moment and look at what's happened. america always has to be strong, but also smart. strong in the sense that we always need to protect our people and our interests and soleimani was a bad guy, there's no question about that. but we also have to be smart. there's three things that i didn't hear from the secretary and i have not heard from the administration. fi

. >> democratic senator mark warner will be my guest. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt. former homeland security secretary jeh johnson. betsy woodruff swan of "the daily beast." and the former republican governor of north carolina, pat mccrory. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> well, a good sunday morning and happy new year to everyone. president trump begins 2020 facing three challenges, impeachment, an emboldened north korea and most urgently iran where a week of hostilities that included iranian-backed militants laying siege to the u.s. embassy in baghdad ended with the u.s. killing iran's chief security and intelligence commander general qasem soleimani. the immediately result has been the deepest crisis with iran since the seizure of 52 american hostages in 1979. iran has promised a harsh revenge at a time and place of its choosing. the

david warner is on 89. marnus labuschagne is looking for a fifth test century in five matches.e on 85 when england return to the crease on day 4 of the second test against south africa in cape town. the tourists took control on day 3 as the opener brought up his maiden test 50 to help the tourists close on 218 for 4, a lead of 264 runs. england captain joe root, hit 61 before he and nightwatchman, dom bess fell late on at newlands. england now have two days to force victory and level the four—test series at 1—1. here's our cricket correspondent, jonathan agnew. well, i thought england were ruthless today. sometimes you see a tea m ruthless today. sometimes you see a team ina ruthless today. sometimes you see a team in a field eating a couple of workers, unable to finish them off and you lose the initiative. but withjimmy and you lose the initiative. but with jimmy anderson taking and you lose the initiative. but withjimmy anderson taking his 2005 wicket hall, five kachess for ben stokes as well, they left the field with the initiative. obviously feeling despondent about the sit

>> mark warner would say that. he doesn't want to call hunter biden, he doesn't want to call joe biden. he doesn't want to call the missile whistle-blower and he doesn't want to call adam schiff. they do not want to be cross-examined because the facts are on the president's side, martha. when you hear this, you almost have to laugh at the hypocrisy of their argument. again, 17-0. they've had 17 witnesses, the republican defense team has had zero. it's about time that we bring this to a close. if they can't prove their case with 70 witnesses, they are not going to prove it with 21 and they are not going to stop untie witness. >> martha: yeah. i think the witness question throws open so many issues in terms of how you would find that parity and how both sides would feel satisfied that they get to call in witnesses that they want to call. >> speaking of parity, adam schiff did another parity on the senate floor today. the defense team that has seven pinocchios, he should've got another four today. >> martha: i was spe

warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> the minorit majority leader is recognized. administered as soon as possible. >> the proclamation. >> all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment while the house of representatives is exhibiting to statesate of the united articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> on my behalf and that of the distinguished democratic leader, i'm about to propound several unanimous consent request that will assist with the organization of the next steps of these proceedings. they deal largely with necessary paperwork incident to the trial. consent that the summons be issued in the usual until 6:00 p.m. on saturday, january 18, 2020 to file his answer with the secretary of the senate and the house of representatives have 20,l 12 noon until january 2020 two file with the secretary of the senate. the secretary of the senate be authorized to print those documents filed by the parties together to b

[applause] senator warner: thank you for that kind introduction. this may be the first time i have spoken to the council since i was a governor, and in that ensuing number of years i have had to get these glasses, so i apologize on the front end. i want to apologize that while most of the action is going on in the house, we are plowing through a number of judges. i am going to be a little bit limited in that. i have to give my presentation and not go through the question-and-answer, and i almost would have rather flipped that because the question. -- question period is more important. i appreciate this opportunity to speak and i hope to continue the dialogue because the issue is the issue of our time. i will talk about u.s.-china relations and maintaining the united states' competitive edge. there is a widespread understanding that addressing a rising china is the great foreign policy challenge of our time, so this could not be a more important time or more important conversation. i believe we can and must retain our leadership and global competiti

i thought the fact that warner was willing to acknowledge that there was a threat. telling. now, the question, of course, is it imminent or not. but for this president from a political perspective, i mean do you want democrats a month out from iowa to be talking about how we shouldn't be going afterç iran? >> betsy, it did seem as if the secretary of state did back off a little bit on how imminent this threat was. >> that's right. what he didn't say but what's important to know in the context of how the administration thinks about iran is the way the president's advisers who supported this iran move are making the case for it behind the scenes. they're saying, look, obviously it's not proportional to kill a military commander in response to the killing of a u.s. civilian. they know they're vaulting multiple steps upthes la torre ladder. whether or not that bet pays off is very much up in the air, we don't know. but it's a dramatic change from the prior administration. >> jeh, before you were homeland security secretary you were counselor at the defense department. >

senator mark warner is coming up. give us your evaluation. how effective do you believe they have been so far? >> martha: as we talked about yesterday, a lot of people are googling the question why is the president being impeach. hopefully this coverage has reached this so they can get an understanding what is going on here. sylvia garcia is effective in laying out the biden question and her understanding and what she based it on in terms of the documents and e-mails that we saw as to why joe biden was not doing what he did for personal reasons. the white house will have a different take on that. i do think that this ukraine narrative is something that the white house is not planning on dropping. you heard this morning from senator lindsey graham he is starting an investigation into corruption in ukraine. that is going to work very hard to sort of back up the reasoning that the president may have used when he wanted this new president of ukraine to continue to dig in to this before they got that military funding. now, it's a very thin thread.

i wish we had seen that 20 years aol and timeput warner together.ad used in the past is thomas edison said, "vision without execution is hallucination." sadly, that is how i think about that merger. great promise but it was obviously a disappointment. taylor: that was steve case , revolution chairman and ceo, and cofounder of aol. that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg: technology." we'll bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in each day at 5 p.m. new york and 2:00 p.m. san francisco. and bloomberg technology is livestreaming on twitter, check us out and follow our global breaking news network on twitter at quick takes. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ brad: he grew up in what he calls the people's republic of berkeley, a liberal city on the east shore of the san francisco bay. as a child, he played football while reciting rap lyrics and solving equations in advanced calculus. this ability to multitask and see the world through different prisms has helped him become an entrepreneur, ceo of a tech company, and eventually one o

ben homans, warner, ms. moran, mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young,. >> any senator who is not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered to the other senators who make up that fact known to the chair so that the oath may be administered as soon as possible. speemac the sergeant at arms will make the proclamation. >> hear ye hear ye hear ye, all persons are known to keep silent. there will be imprisonment. speemac articles of impeachment against donald john trump. president of the united states. the majority leader is recognized. speemac for the information of the senate, on my behalf and that of the distinguished democratic leader, i am about to remount several unanimous consent requests that will assist with the organization and accepts of these proceedings they deal largely with necessary paperwork incident to the trial. they were poor i ask unanimous consent of the summons to be issued in the usual form provided to the president he may have until 6:00 p.m. on saturday january the 18th, 2020. to follow-up is insert with the

warner, ms. warren. mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young. >> a senator not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered, to the other senators, will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the started in arms will make a proclamation -- the sergeant in arms will make the proclamation. here ye. all persons are committed to keep silent. while he house of exhibiting to the senate articles of impeachment against donald trump, president of the united states. >> the majority leader is recognized. >> for the information the senate, on my behalf and that of the democratic leader, i am about to propound several unanimous consent requests that will assist with the organization of the next steps of these proceedings. they deal largely with necessary paperwork, incident to the trial. therefore, i ask unanimous consent the summons be issued in the usual form, provided to the president may have until 6:00 on saturday january, 18 to file his answer with the secretary of the senate, whi

warner brothers has also become the latest studio to finally embrace artificial intelligence the studio signed a deal with sent a letter to use as ai driven project management system assistant predictive analytics will be used to guide decision making at the green light stage based on projections of how much the film is expected to make in theaters and other wars the reason why movies these days seem to be repetitive and predictable the same story told over and over again with new characters is because it is an ai is making all the decisions and of course it will rely on past excesses in order to predict the future outcomes this 40 year old company said aletta has signed deals with ingenious media and productivity media and s.t.'s studios while they won't necessarily predict the next $1000000000.00 surprise it will reduce the amount of times executives spend on low value repetitive tasks the system can calculate in seconds what used to take days to assess by a human when it comes to a general film package still hollywood has been resistant to ai as unlike silicon valley which is driven

media, contributes over 50% of the company's ebid, the warner part of at&t. it's not having an impact at all on the stock price their concern, continued ratings declines, viewership declines at turner, tbs and tnt and what that's going to mean for the renewal cycle that the company is in the midst of in renewing with the cable providers what i can tell you is those concerns may be a bit misplaced based on conversations i've had. a lot of those deals have already been done, the renewal deals. they're not for five to seven years any longer now they're closer to three to five years don't know the terms but the concern about them all coming up this year, that may be a bit misplaced from what i hear many of the big guys have already been done. there is no doubt that as we know, back to peacock of course and the other streaming efforts, the universe of cable subscribers continues to decline and will continue to decline that is having an impact we also know that the programming featured on tnt and tbs, we all love it. i'll never stop watching "the fugitive" or a cou

aol and time warner together had the potential to do that but they never worked well together. was a culture clash, a bunch of other challenges. it is great to see companies like disney bring the whole company together in an integrated way to launch disney plus. i wish we had seen that 20 years ago. thomas edison said, "vision without execution is hallucination." that is what i think about that merger. great promise but it was obviously a big disappointment. taylor: always great to have your thoughts. thank you to steve case, revolution chairman and ceo, and cofounder of aol. coming up, how chinese companies are pursuing access to global technologies. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg technology." daybreak bloomberg australia to bring you the latest news. is in sydney.atts let's take a look at the top tech stories of the day. has vowedal confidentially to raise $1 billion, according to sources. it's now tapping u.s. markets downturns.dity oil is known for many mac -- manufacturing the world's first .ommercial disposable phone credit suisse has stopped --king on

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it is also the focus of senator marco warner from virginia.joined bloomberg earlier today with chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli. wei5g and the issue of hua has been a bipartisan issue. there are a lot of us in agreement with the administration. fromve to prevent huawei dominating the 5g marketplace. if we all allow the market to play out, they will end up with 60% or 70%. what we have not been able to offer our allies or small telcos is even if you are convinced that huawei is a national threat, china has put up $100 billion to back huawei. it offers enormously attractive financial plans. the we have to do is over next five years, we have to get to the next generation in what is called open radio access network. legislation, would put up over a billion dollars to support that kind of development and that kind of international effort to finance and go head-to-head with huawei. >> where with the money come from? >> from the auction of certain spectrum that should be allocated to 5g. there is a series of said like carriers that have t

aol and time warner together had the potential to do that but they never worked well together. a culture clash, a bunch of other challenges. it is great to see companies like disney bring the whole company together in an aggressive, integrated way to launch disney plus. i wish we had seen that 20 years ago. the quote i had used in the past is thomas edison said, "vision without execution is hallucination." sadly, that is how i think about that merger. great promise but it was obviously a disappointment. taylor: that was steve case case, revolution chairman and ceo, and cofounder of aol. that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg: technology." tune in each day at 5 p.m. new york and 2:00 p.m. san francisco. we are livestreaming on twitter, check us out and follow our global breaking news network on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, for our audience worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg "real yield" starts right now. coming up, is it or isn't it qe? that's the question for the federal reserve as risk assets rally, ccc borrowing costs drop bel

this is what former us senator john warner republican of virginia had to say. and those two try their best to understand the complex impeachment issues deliberated in the u.s. senate and are central to the matter shed the senate allow additional sworn testimony with firsthand knowledge with those documents cracks and as the presidential impeachment trial i am mindful of the difficult responsibilities that they now shoulder. not only is the president on trial but so is the senate itself. as such i am strongly supportive of the efforts of my former republican senate colleagues who are considering that the senate accept the introduction of additional evidence that they deem relevant. they were always to accommodate fellow points of view to have those outcomes to serve the nation's interest. if witnesses are suppressed in the trial and the majority of americans are left believing that it was a sham i can only believe the lasting damage done to the national consensus. about the long life of our nation federal and state judicial systems with the judicial norms releva

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distinction between more moderate candidates and progressive kind of dates candidates such as senator warner and senator sanders who were very vocal in arguing that the u.s. troops should not be committed to the middle east and senator sanders at one point even said that americans are sick and tired of wars candidate. joe biden were more cautious joe biden reassured that it's important for you asked to restore its relationship with its allies and that important at least to have special forces based in the middle east for it or in afghanistan a good brief alexander this was the last t.v. debate before the start of the primary season how significant are these iowa caucuses and who's looking good among those candidates in the polls well it is crucial crucial moments because primary voting begins in iowa and it is a very tight race and winning in iowa can give you compare a push as it did to barack obama's campaign in 2008 it is a very crucial moments for all candidates were on the stage tonight ok i'm xander of one nominee in washington thank you. the european union has announced plans to dedic

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. >> it is also the focus of a new push senator mark warner of virginia. he wants to create a western version different than that offered by huawei. he joined bloomberg with chief washington correspondent kevin cirelli. >> 5g and the issue of huawei has been over the last year plus, bipartisan issue. this is one area where there's a lot of us who are in agreement with the administration. we have to prevent huawei from dominating the 5g market place. if we allow the market to play out, they'll end up with 60%, 70%. what we have not been able to offer in america that purchase huawei, even if you convince they're the national security issue what,'s the alternative. china has put up $100 billion to back huawei which has got pretty good equipment. they allow it to price that equipment and allow enormously attractive financing plans. what we have to get to the next generation of what's called open radio access network, we in our legs would put up over a billion dollars to support that kind of development and that kind of international effort to finance huawei. d

the warner bros.ory based on the batman garnering the most oscar buzz with 11 nominations. phoenix seen as the heavy favorite. to take on the best actor award. early oscar feet, not enough to help warner media at&t as we head into the close. let me say, i'm totally in the right that the movie richard jewell was snubbed. i thought it was phenomenal. it happens. >> i saw 1917 this weekend. it's really worth seeing. it's really powerful. it's unbelievable. there we got. we agree on movies. i heard you talk to -- could you do the baseball signs again you are doing earlier in the show? >> remember that? >> hit and run. so we are going to talk business of sport next hour because this sign stealing saga is big time. it's actually the captors signs. but they are worried about. to the curb fall, the kind of thing. but the astros did, the use of technology. they set up a camera rather than feed near the dugout. we get the sign and he would bang on a garbage can until the hitter was coming. 5 million-dollar fine

disney, comcast, warner bros. all win. netflix and amazon lose.ortunately, amazon has another side business that they can rely on to funnel this. taylor: give me a reaction to the content wars. it is interesting to see how netflix is standing out with more oscar nominations. you have comcast coming in with more original programming, but old disney, a backlog of material. in the content wars, where does comcast stand out? lucas: michael is right in that this fits into the comcast broader strategy, which is the streaming will never be the major business for comcast. they don't want streaming video over the internet to be the dominant platform. comcast's interest is selling you cable and increasingly selling you internet. it wants you to view comcast and buy internet from comcast, and it makes a healthy margin on that. they will offer peacock, even the paid version of peacock, as free bundled into those people who either get cable from their internet service. they are not going to compete at the same level as some of the other players. that leads me

joe burns was the only man out while david warner is nearing a half century alongside marnus labuschagnee calling it the cursed tour, they are unsurprisingly i—o down in the test series against south africa after dealing with a sickness bug that has affected most of the squad, now they have injuries to contend with ahead of the second test that starts in cape town on friday. fast bowlerjofra archer is a doubt, and the series is over for opening batsmen rory burns after he went over on his ankle playing football. adam wild reports. impressive, imposing... foremost, impassable. amidst the spectacular setting of newlands, symbolism is everywhere. a mountain to climb for england? well, history suggests so. they haven't won a test in cape town since 1957 and beneath table mountain, england are a side with plenty on their plate. injury, illness and now first test defeat all offering much to chew over. we've had some very frustrating moments on this tour so far and we are having deal with it as best we can and make sure whether gets the opportunity will put in absolutely everything and give us

. >> mister chief justice, i sent a question to the desk on behalf of myself and senators warner, heinrich, and harris. >> thank you. >> the question from senator blumenthal and other senators for the house managers. it reads as follows. before the break the president's counsel stated that accepting mere information from a foreign source is not something that would campaign finance law and it is not campaign interference to accept credible information from a foreign source about someone running for office. under this view acceptance of the kinds of propaganda disseminated by russia in 2016 on facebook and other social media platforms using bots, fake accounts and other techniques to prevent dental information would be perfectly legal and appropriate. isn't it true that accepting such a thing of value is in fact violation of law and the highest priorities in the intelligence community including the cia, nsa, dn i and fbi to prevent such foreign interference or intervention in our elections. >> it is the highest priorities of intelligence agencies and law enforcement to prevent foreign inter

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[applause] senator warner: thank you for that kind introduction.his may be the first time i have spoken to the council since i was a governor, and in that ensuing number of years i have had to get these glasses, so i apologize on the front end. i want to apologize that while most of the action is going on in the

carolina senator graham followed by the president's personal attorney jay sekulow and also mark warne warner. >>. >> first obstruction of congress. >>. >> it is a dangerous charge against the presidency and the institution program will tell you more about that in a minute but the reason i came is i want to address that mister schiff said today i want every american to put themselves in the shoes of the vice president of the united states and in charge of ukrainian corruption efforts and your son winds up getting $3 million from the most corrupt entity and your crane, burisma would you expect people to give you a pass? to the average american the first payment from burisma was $87000. do you expect anybody to ask questions about that? here is what i can tell you. the shoe was on the other foot. and during this adam schiff would be leading the charge for an investigation of what happened because it is bad government and a clear conflict of interest and undermines any effort how do you think ukrainians take this when they hear the vice president son is getting $3 million from the most corrupt c

i am chief diversity and inclusion officer for warner media news and sports.torney john dd junior and late patricia stevens stew. my mother led the first of the nation in tallahassee. in the middle of downtown, you're able to follow the footsteps of all of the foot soldiers on the civil rights heritage walk. >> this is important. it recognized this is beyond civil rights. >> that's right. >> it is about human rights. freedom! >> tallahassee is also home to meek-eton archives, largest collection in the southeast of african-american history and culture. >> we chronicle contributions of african-americans to the strengths of society that could be literature, patents from intellectual property, this is a remarkable collection of research papers and archives on display. >> tallahassee is such a vibrant town. there are a lot of local institutions that do mark the past but keep you excited about the future. >>> wander musts, brought to you by expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. eh, not enough fiber- choc

warner mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young >> any senator who is not in the senate chamber at the time the oath was administered to the other senators we will make that fact known to the chair so the oath may be administered as soon as possible. >> the sergeant at arms will make the population. >> hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent on pain of imprisonment. while the house of representatives exit exhibiting to the senate of the united states articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> majority leader is recognized. >> mr. chief justice, for the information of the senate on my behalf and on that of the english democrat leader i'm about to propound several unanimous consent request level as us with the organization of the next steps of these proceedings. they deal largely with necessary paperwork incident to the trial. therefore i ask unanimous consent the summons be issued in the usual form provided so the president may have until 6:00 p.m. on satur

fred warner tweeting this photo of bryant and his daughter gianna calling their deaths sad and it does not even feel real. running back raheem moster tweeted this. heart's heavy. thank you for everything. the warriors joining other nba teams across the country cancelling practice after kobe bryant's death. nbc's sergio quintana is live. >> reporter: check it out at d beenobe bryant played the warriors was at the oracle arena at 2016. condolences from the warriors. several members of the organization are good friends of kobe bryant and they're in shock. bryant left a major mark of the nba as one of the most successful players ever. basketball fans are mourning the loss of the sport giant and devoted father. >> when i heard it in the morning, i was hoping it was fake originally. and it started coming out more and more and it was real. it really touches someone as a father. >> i had a lot of friends calling me and calling me, it took me off guard and i still kind of feel it, i kind of zone out here and there and thinking about it. my childhood icon is gone. >> reporter: throughout the aft

fans high fiving fred warner as he arrived at dick's sporting goods in sunnyvale. he took pictures with fans, excited that the niners are back in the super bowl. >> he signed the balfour the super bowl, we have been waiting for 25 years. we are a family of faiths. we are here starting it up. >> it means everything. these guys have so much love for the me and the team. it is right to give back a little bit. the 49ers believe tomorrow in miami to begin their preparation against the kansas city chiefs. coming up in sports. still ahead, a covenant endorsement of elizabeth warren. another cannot date surging in the polls. celebrating the year of the rat. the message from there for chinese new year. >> some drizzle and fog right now. the north bay, we are seeing showers making a come back. how much more cab you expect as we head into your sunday when we come right back. >>> the race for the white house, iowa's largest newspaper gave elizabeth warren a boost as she's soaring in the polls. the paper characterized her positions and policies as "not radical but right." this

today linebacker fred warner did a little meet and greet. this is an entrance. check that out. fans high-fiving the leading tacklers as you arrived in sun va veil. >> that's how you enter the newsroom. >> he fiekts of fans who are excited they're back in the super bowl. >> he signed the super bowl. we've be waiting 25 years. we're cheering our team on. we're faithful, we're a faith family. >> these guys show so muff thereof me, so the team, try to give back a little bit. >> the guy ready to take a selfie and it didn't work. o! >> the niners will leave summed for miami to begin their final week of preparations for super bowl liv against the cheese. antoine golden receiving a special delivery node miami. why the niners are going to south beach for the lombardi trophy. check this out. he has to sign for the packag p before holding one of the most recognizable trophies in all of sports. bolden won a super bowl when he played for the rain, so he knows what it's like to hold it. who's he picking to win? >> playing in san francisco for three years, i would love to see them bring home

warner, aye. mr. white house? no. miss hassin? aye. miss cortez? aye mr. chairman? >> aye. >> chairman votes aye. >> would you announce the vote? >> 25 ayes, three nays. >> 25 ayes, three nays. the bill is reported. i would like to say thank you to some people. first of all, this is a big bipartisan vote, a reminder that when congress works together in a bipartisan way the american people greatly benefit. i want to thank my colleagues again for working with the trump administration and me and senator wyden. i also want to thank members of my finance committee trade staff for their very, very hard work. ranking member wyden and his staff have worked with me through this whole process and i'm grateful for that cooperation as well. i look forward to a vote on the senate floor, hopefully soon, for final passage. meeting adjourned.