i'm a native san francisco sis can. >> wesley is in the audience. great to have you. >> and jim. >> karen and i, my i married nd years. we have three adult kids erin, a physical fair piz, kristen who is a registered nurse and ethan who is completing his program to be a journey man electrician in the electrical workers union. we have four grandsons, daschle, dayton, henry and hudson. and my pastor jim, my grandsons i'm hop pop. that is my identity. >> that is good. >> it is great to have you both. we have hood you before, but i wanted to give the audience some of your background and your relationships with family and so forth so that very important. before we go on a break soon, one of the two top stories, what do you think are important from last year? >> jim. >> certainly the relationship of the even jell cal christianity, embrace of the president and their seemingly unfailing embrace of the president no matter what, is a story that needs to be examinend and questioned. >> 81%. >> he seems to fight for their causes and regardless of his inability t

consummate new yorker you know also i want to point out that in 2007 march of 2007 member general wesley clark said that the plan was that the u.s. is going to invade 7 countries in 5 years ending with iran so at that time though and i want to look at these charts this is lockheed martin and raytheon so they provide all the aerospace sort of weaponry that you know we go at war from air now we don't send in troops because. population be against it if too many soldiers die but not until we actually killed general could offie in 2011 october of 2011 right then is here you see 20 years of records not much going on in defense contractors until that point because that was one of the nations that general wesley clark had said after a rock in and somalia and sudan and then it would be libya and ultimately iran would be the last one so i think people investors started to price it in as we're actually going to go to iran so they've known this since then i believe that's my interpretation markets are discounting mechanisms and they tend to discount the future and so you see a stock chart like that

going on in defense contractors until that point because that was one of the nations that general wesley clark had said after rock and and somalia and sudan and then it would be libya and ultimately iran would be the last one so i think people investors started to price it in as we're actually going to go to iran so they've known this since then i believe that's my interpretation markets are discounting mechanisms and they tend to discount the future and so you see a stock chart like that and you can tell that yes the markets are starting to tell us that in iran and beijing or and then ran event there at war with iran is imminent so that was telegraphing this months in advance and the defense contractors there's no greater waste of money right there are no. more inefficient corporation and they're more inefficient at hollywood studios to give an idea how inefficient or lockheed or raytheon are and that's a brilliant if you want something out there that's sucking up half of every tax dollar collected in america half of the 3 trillion or so collected goes to defense contractors in america

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the number one seed wesley harms survived a scare to progress to the third round of the bdo world championshipgs to two. on to the nfl after a wild—card weekend that delivered on its name — setting up a divisional round for next weekend that looks very different than most people predicted. austin halewood is here to take us through the action. plenty of surprises — the biggest of all coming in new england. now, many casual fans of american football will know the new england patriots and their star player tom brady. they've been the most succesful team over the last decade, with brady perhaps the best quarter—back of all time. their stadium in foxborough has been the home of all of that but the patriots won't be going any further this season. the six—time super bowl champions were beaten on home soil by the tennesse titans. so brady won't be heading to the super bowl

the number one seed wesley harms survived a scare to progress to the third round of the bdo world championshipndreas harrison before winning the match 3—2. india have submitted a proposal to host the commonwealth shooting and archery events in 2022 even though the games will be hosted by birmingham. both sports were dropped by birmingham to make way for other events. india, who have enjoyed great recent sucess in shooting, had initially threatened to boycott the games. they have offered to pay for the cost of staging the two events and the commonwealth games federation will consider the proposal in the coming weeks. now let's return to the fa cup, and sheffield united's win over fylde yesterday. one of the officials fell ill at half time. an appeal was put out over the tannoy asking if anyone in the stands could help. step up 19—year—old united fan and qualified referee, tyler machin, who carried out fourth official duties in the second half. quite a day for him. did a game in the morning. didn't have time to change, because it was at 2pm kick—off and set up at 3pm kick—off. i literally got on

joining mess is general wesley clark. i want to start with breaking news. president trump just tweeted, warning iran, that the united states has identified 52 iranian sites and, quote, will be hit very fast and very hard if iran retaliates. what's your reaction to that? >> it's probably a good statement by the president. i think the administration understands that there's a serious risk of consequences here. i think they understand it's unlikely the iranian regime will go now come hat in hand to the negotiating table, okay, you killed our number two guy, let's talk, we're ready to surrender. they're not going to do that. he 'trying to establish a warning, again, they better not attack. given iran's politics domestically. regime in iran has handled itself, it's probably going to have to hold its followers together but here's the other thing, s.e. they're looking at the united states, they understand our politics pretty well. president trump understanding pretty well, because he accused president obama in 2011 of wanting to start a war so he could be reelecte

wesley offside in the build—up.ds soon after, driving home through nick pope to give villa a deserved lead. and thenjack grealish did get his goal. no var intervention this time. villa have been known to surrender leads this season and a chris wood header ten minutes before the end set up a nervy ending. but they did manage to hold on and have leapt out of the relegation zone for now. i could see from the players' eyes today when they went out there that they were ready for this today. this is a tough place to come, they make it hard and they know how to stay in this league. but we felt that we could go and compete with them today. if we completed, then with the players we have got, we are really good footballers and we showed that in the first half. in brighton, cesar azpilicueta gave chelsea the lead with a bundled finish. and it looked like that would be enough for lampard's men until an early contender for goal of the decade so far from alireza jahanbakhsh. after i do my best for the team, when you finish up wit

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. >> reporter: a judge granting a subpoena request for ralph am in the trial of wesley hadsell.'s former patient. >> as a doctor he did something in his practice that's according to this judge relevant in this case. >> reporter: according to the court documents, northam prescribed a.j. antidepressants. two months before she vanished while visiting her family on spring break. at the time, hadsell was a member of the search party, issuing desperate calls for her safe return. >> maybe something bad could have happened. i don't know. >> reporter: soon after hadsell was arrested and charged with a.j.'s murder. our affiliate speaking to him behind bars. >> our focus needs to be on a.j. that's what i need, the focus on her, because my actions are irrelevant right now to me. >> reporter: hadsell's attorney telling abc news, quote, wesley hadsell firmly maintains that he in no way harmed anjelica and looks forward to being exonerated. >> one way they're try to establish points for their respective arguments are by looking at the medical records. >> reporter: the defense states the antide

. >> jimmy: wesley and eddie murphy >> that's the black mt.know each other. >> jimmy: how is that studio >> it is fantastic >> jimmy: he is the best >> we didn't know each other were going to be there they were finishing up "coming to america 2." >> jimmy: yeah >> and we were finishing up "bad boys. and there was a knock on the door and it was wesley. and we're like, "ohh!" so we were hanging he was like, "yo, let's go knock on eddie's door. so we went over and knocked on eddie's door and it was like -- it was just one of those beautiful moments the four of us there at the newly opened tyler perry studios. which, you know, used to be a former confederate army base >> jimmy: yes. >> you know, that's been transformed into tyler perry studios. so, yeah >> jimmy: isn't that great >> that was fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah, that's pretty cool [ applause ] >> have you known -- have you known eddie? >> yeah, i met eddie when i first came to l.a., you know eddie is one of those dudes that is like the standard of excellence you know, so every young comedian

club record signing wesley has scored six goals in 22 appearances this season and earned a call—up tosecond half of wednesday s 2—1win during the second half villa are just one point above the relegation zone. wayne rooney made his return to english football last night in the championship — and he was captain on his debut for derby county against barnsley. england's record goal—scorer couldn't find the net himself, but he did set upjack marriott to give derby the lead just before half—time. rooney played the full 90 minutes as derby went on to win 2—1. 0bviously, obviously, i have been training now for quite a while. so my fitness has been good. match fitness is different, so i am not 100%. but i had no problems getting through the 90 minutes. nick kyrgios will donate £100 to the bush fire relief fund for every ace he hits this month. fellow australian players are also making similar gestures whilst australia 0pen organisers have confirmed that a special exhibition match will also take place to raise funds for relief and recovery efforts. that's all the sport for now. let's return to

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it happened last night in pittsburg at wesley and rage road. before the crash four good samaritans helped her get out. >> she was still stuck in the van and we were holding her head above the water and she kept saying any leg is stuck and etch was helping and so we just kept holding her head above water. >> she was speeding in and out of laneses and drove through red lights before driving into the canal. police say the woman was showing signs of impairment and told officers she blocked out while driving. >>> oakland police are taking more action against side shows in their city. viewers sent us this video of a show near emeryville border. over the weekend officers towed several cars connected to the incident and on monday night the chp helped break up this side show in san leandro at foothill boulevard and 580 and also side shows in union city over the weekend. >>> a legal victory over the trump administration when it comes to separated families at the border. the judge heard from the the aclu acoupling them of resuming the practice that sparke

still, wesley is proud his neighbors stepped up to help. >> when there is a call for action, i don't think a lot of people take it non-seriously. i think everybody takes it seriously. so, that is what we did as a community. >> that was renee santos reporting. >>> investigators in texas are tryi t nggurefiout whaustin res police say it began with a violent attack at a coffee shop. a witness says one struck man struck another man and then took off running. the suspect then stabbed two people inside a fast food restaurant one of the victims was pronounced dead. the 27-year-old suspect jumped off the roof of the restaurant and survived. he was taken to the hospital. >> a jury has indicted the suspect in the new york konica stabbing on six attempted murder charges. in addition, grafton thomas was also charged with three counts of first-degree assault and attempted assault as well as two counts of burglary. on december 28th he burst into a rabbi's home swinging a machete and stabbing guests. five men were seriously injured. >>> the united methodist chur may soon be splitting into more chon

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>> reporter: when ole lumbered into the wesley life senior community, not a grandma or grandpa scatteredorter: instead, the bull inched closer for the ride of a lifetime. >> you did it! >> reporter: wilma hoekstra, who is 96, is old enough to know better, but too young to care. have you ever been on the back of a bull before? >> never. never. >> reporter: why did you wait 96 years? >> i don't know. ( laughter ) i think it's because i got wiser. >> i want to go down! >> reporter: saddling up can be difficult. >> you made it! >> reporter: but the laughs and smiles are contagious. she had a great time. despite his crooked horns and mean looks, 14-year-old ole is a gentle giant. >> we're buddies, aren't we? >> that's right! >> reporter: a big reason senior centers keep inviting him back. >> i'm trying to celebrate him because i think he's awesome. and i feel like these people are awesome. >> wooo-hoo! >> reporter: and fearless enough to take a bull by the horns at any age. omar villafranca, cbs news, pella, iowa. >> o'donnell: i like that-- never too late to take the bull by the horns. we'll

force the oca's force which was headed by general wesley money their responsibility was actually to subvert all over and. i would say make sure that the iranians. get the influence all over the area and we see it not just in iraq but also in syria in lebanon in yemen and i believe that after a restraint that the americans showed especially following the attack on the old installations of saudi arabia that was just one bridge too far for them and they just decided to take action how is it then that israel was informed of the drone strike assassination of general soleimani ahead of time whereas london wasn't mosco .

manipulated him or tricked him into leaving, and that isa tricked him into leaving, and that is a wesleyedia has been mixed, how has this been seen in canada? also mixed i would say. i think canadians are generally pretty welcoming and excited about the idea of having them with us. i think obviously the idea of security and who is going to pay for their security is a concern, but for the most part i think people are but for the most part i think people a re pretty but for the most part i think people are pretty open—minded to the idea and happy to have them with us and be safer and build a better life here. a number of articles you have written touch on the issue of race and whether that has played any part in all of this. what do you think the wider lessons or takeaway points on that issue from this situation might be? sure, ithink on that issue from this situation might be? sure, i think watching... i have been pretty open about how i think a lot of the treatment that meghan has received has been, in part, because of racism, but what has been interesting as watching the coverage after

force the oca's force which was headed by general wesley money their responsibility was actually to subvert all over and. i would say make sure that the iranians. get the influence all over the area and we see it not just in iraq but also in syria in lebanon in yemen and i believe that after a restraint that the americans showed especially following the attack on the installations of saudi arabia that was just one bridge too far for them and they just decided to take action how is it then that israel was informed of the drone strike assassination of general soleimani ahead of time whereas london wasn't moscow wasn't beijing wasn't the u.s. congress wasn't and after all we're coming up to one year anniversary of an israeli assassination of a nuclear scientist in iran iran often being targeted as being suspected by assassination strikes on behalf of israel and i'm not quite sure whether israel was informed or not but let's let's assume it was the reason would be just the distance you know we are unfortunately still within the distance of iranian ballistic missiles iranian ballistic missiles c

force the oca's force which was headed by general wesley money their responsibility was actually to subvert all over and. i would say make sure that the iranians. get the influence all over the area and we see it not just in iraq but also in syria in lebanon in yemen and i believe that after a restraint that the americans showed especially following the attack on the oil installations of saudi arabia that was just one bridge too far for them and they just decided to take action how is it then that israel was informed of the drone strike assassination of general soleimani ahead of time whereas london wasn't moscow wasn't beijing wasn't the u.s. congress wasn't and after all we're coming up to a 9 year anniversary of an israeli assassination of a nuclear scientist in iran iran often being targeted has been suspected by assassination strikes on behalf of israel and i'm not quite sure whether israel was informed or not but let's let's assume it was the reason would be just the distance you know we are unfortunately still within the distance of iranian ballistic missiles iranian ballistic missil

>> reporter: when ole lumbered into the wesley life senior community, not a grandma or grandpa scatteredhe bold inched closure for the ride of a lifetime. >> you did it! >> reporter: wilma hoekstra, who is 96, is old enough to know better, but too young to care. have you ever been on the back of a bull before? >> never. never. >> reporter: why did you wait 96 years? ( laughter ) >> i don't know. ( laughter ) i think it's because i got wiser. ( laughter ) >> i want to go down! >> reporter: saddling up can be difficult. >> you made it! >> reporter: but the laughs and smiles are contagious. she had a great time. despite his crooked horns and isan looks, 14-year-old ole is a gentle giant. >> we're buddies, aren't we? >> that's right! >> reporter: a big reason senior centers keep inviting him back. >> i'm trying to celebrate him because i think he's awesome. and i feel like these people are awesome. >> wooo-hoo! >> reporter: and fearless enough to take a bull by the horns at any age. omar villafranca, cbs news, pella, iowa. >> garrett: and that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. i'm ma

and wesley and all of his peers, the three stars into stars, at the top new score. they knew what was going on in the field. thank knew that the numbers being killed, of anybody killed, was being counted by the middle of 66 no matter how little they were or will they women and children, they were enemies. then in the story then. so the beeper was never published. of course that never rose. that issued never rose. i'm on time clock so i don't have a watcher. some going to ignore until somebody comes and grabs me. but anyway, i publish the book that you heard about. thirty-six years ago i did that. it did not pick up wesley news real fears. but i wrote about ironically about the first moratorium. it happened to come out about a two day or two after my first remark kelly. i remember there are signs of. and i if my family, we could in our group, we will there. the only ones who and 67. at this.was important because it was also a tremendous amount of military involvement. ex- military, and guys risking their careers and their lives. but in the book that i read about, the

invited me to a programme with wesley clark and pearl and for this and they were all brave and how howyou know humane they were to liberate the iraqi people from the terrible appropriation by saddam hussein none of them work punished and this is the watched feeling about it that the impunity all the perpetrators and join the lists have been the perfect thing to say it was the journalist you know well what if i was also went off with it all over the web so what about providing we get to hear where you are going to go into about the budget. you know because nobody wants to talk about it by music that is the only real ukraine story as far as i'm concerned and adam shift and his. other managers of the impeachment and certainly c.n.n. will never talk about that because there is no story there is no evidence the idea that nobody looks for evidence if you don't look you're not going to find anything gentlemen that's all the time we have here many thanks to my guests here in moscow and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time remember crossfire at. trade and investme

wesley offside in the build—up. home through nick pope to give villa a deserved lead. and thenjack grealish did get his goal. no var intervention this time. villa have been known to surrender leads this season and a chris wood header ten minutes before the end set up a nervy ending. but they did manage to hold on and have leapt out of the relegation zone for now. in brighton, cesar azpilicueta gave chelsea the lead with a bundled finish. and it looked like that would be enough for lampard's men until an early contender for goal of the decade from alireza jahanbakhsh, forcing chelsea to share the points. three matches into the second half in the premier league. newcastle a re newcastle are losing at home to leicester. ayoze perez, and james maddison. danny ings scoring for southampton. and no 2—1 to watford. in just over an hour's time, david moyes returns as west ham manager — as his side host bournemouth. and the big one this evening, arsenal versus manchester united at the emirates. lots of games in the football l

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wesley oxide in the build—up.ving home through nick hope to give villa a deserved lead. and thenjack grealish did get his goal. no var intervention this time. villa have been known to surrender leeds this season and a chris wood header ten minutes before the end set upa header ten minutes before the end set up a nervy ending. but they did manage to hold on and have leapt out of the relegation zone for now. in brighton, cesar azpilicueta gave chelsea the lead with a bundled finish. and it looked like that would be enough for lampard's men untilan would be enough for lampard's men until an early contender for goal of the decade from alireza jahanbakhsh, forcing chelsea to share the points. so three games underway right now southampton have just ta ken southampton have just taken the lead, and watford are enjoying a resurgence under nigel pearson, at home to wolverhampton wanderers. later on, keep an eye out for david moyes in his second spell in charge of west ham. they face fellow strugglers bournemouth and a big o

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he died a hero saving wesley snipes and another guy. gone but not forgotten.he has been around. >> the second quarter of the game. rob: weird story, appreciate it. a serious story, is it too late to stop the spread? the world health organization gathering to contain a scary coronavirus outbreak before it becomes a global emergency. and infectious disease expert joins us to discuss the symptoms of this which scientists have not seen before. jillian: let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". what does that look like? >> mister peanut dead at 104. i am shellshocked. there is not and funny about that. ashes to ashes, nuts to nuts. jillian: are you going back? >> any way. we will miss him. if he is really dead. could be one of those stunts. jillian: at user, i feel it. 15 minutes from now a dangerous historical precedent, 2 dozen state attorneys general sound the alarm on the impeachment push writing scathing letters to the senate demanding they reject impeachment articles. we will talk to four of those attorney generals on the show.

. >> sandra: [laughs] >> ed: weapons to wesley snipes? we have to watch the super bowl.ox, by the way. >> sandra: miami, a recon. or at least me. see you in iowa, ed! [laughs] >> ed: i will pack an extra jacket. the anonymous new warning from north korea promote threatening to resume nuclear and missile testing. >> sandra: plus, why it's getting harder to find the union label. charles payne, our money man just ahead. >> president trump also sought to pressure the government to take the steps by conditioning official united states government acts of significant value to ukraine come on ukraine's public announcement of these investigations. and he engaged in the scheme for career purposes. to use the powers of the presidency in a manner that compromised the national security of the united states. >> sandra: that was lead impeachment manager adam schiff. you heard a lot from them yesterday, suggesting president trump is a threat to national security on day one of opening arguments. let's bring in jim trusty, former justice department prosecutor and law partner. we appreciat

let's bring in bobby gosh, wesley clark and nika from the think tank and also peter baker. general, what do you make of the rocket attacks? we're getting a sense of the number of rockets involved. >> i don't think this is the real effort. i think is this spoken taken just demonstration of sympathy by iranian sympathizers in and around baghdad. but this is not what iran is going to do. this is just is incidental. >> and is this a way of them y triangulating if you will let's throw the flashy object out there to see what the united states forces might do? what are their capabilities? >> that is possible that they could be doing that. it is possible that couple of these rockets were just fired to calibrate ranges. but it is more likely in my view that these are individual organizations that are showing their stuff. is this this is a chance to prove your loyalty to the cause so to speak and that is what they are doing while they are waiting for a strike on the united states elements to be organized. that's how i would read it. >> and bobby, how would you read it? >> well, it is

reverend howard john wesley described dr.ociety uncomfortable in order to change it for the better. he said it, too many people today often watered down dr. king to make him more politically correct and local people into complacency. take a listen. >> our challenge is not to remember dr. king, our challenge is that we are prone to misremembering dr. king. >> so this is really a call to action and that is what is unfolding here. the king center has been holding voter education programs as well as voter registration drives. >> bill: how else is martin luther king being remembered around the nation? >> all around the country we are seeing replaying ceremonies in towns small and large. the political candidates are getting involved, speaking about dr. king's legacy. and over the long holiday weekend, vice president mike pence paid a visit to the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee. if you've never been to that museum, it's amazing because they have preserved the facade of the lorraine hotel including the second floo

hey, wesley. and mr. peanut dropped. he died.te -- >> sorry. >> in a separate commercial, they're going to have his -- stop. they'll have his funeral. that will run during the super bowl. i don't think this is really the end. >> is this real? >> i don't think this is the end. >> mr. peanut is 104 years old. it might have been time. >> he lived a good life. >> he never cracked. >>> the 49ers take on the chiefs in the super bowl on february 2nd. >> all right. >> i hope they at least make peanut butter out of him. let's use our resources wisely on this earth. >>> coming up, tom steyer brings his presidential campaign to the bay area today. >>> and new san francisco d.a. chesa boudin makes good on the campaign promise. a major one. forget about about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals eve

however john wesley urge the crowd to embrace him as a prophet of social change, not a watered-down versionmake people comfortable. >> are challenges not to remember dr. king, our challenge is that we are prone to misremembering dr. king. >> the annual celebration in atlanta marks the culmination of a long holiday weekend of events around the country to honor the legacy of the slain civil rights leader. in memphis mike pence said he was deeply moved by a visit to the national civil rights museum which preserves the balcony where dr. king was shot. >> we honor him by teaching our children and our children's children what dr. king and all the heroes of the civil rights movement accomplished more this nation. >> today is not just about honoring the past, by caring his teachings into the world today. back at ebenezer church, his youngest daughter carried her father's message of unity to the political polarization that exists in america in this contentious election year. >> whether you are republican, democrat, independent, or no party, we must fight with a fierce determination to discover a pat