what was it about those stars of rod stewa rt‘s it about those stars of rod stewart's generation, fleetwood mac, the rolling stones beforehand, that keep us coming back to them over the decades and keeps them able to keep on selling out stadiums? first of all, they made great music but they we re all, they made great music but they were also there at the ground floor for when the music industry started to go up around with them so they we re to go up around with them so they were able to play bigger and bigger stadiums and there was also an infrastructure that supported them both with the record labels and radio and touring and so, they brought in new generations because they were just omnipresent for decades. the music holds up. we have had so many bio picks in recent yea rs of had so many bio picks in recent years of queen, eltonjohn. if there was a rod stewart bio pick, briefly, you might play him? 0h, was a rod stewart bio pick, briefly, you might play him? oh, that is... maybe someone like brad pitt has the humour but he is not the right... he is not much of a singer! he is not much of

particularly 1970s rod stewart. who among the current generation of artists might rival his longevity? you can tell me on twitter. i'm @jamesbbcnews. hello there. by the time the sun rises, we'll have ticked just about every weather box through the night — rain, hail, sleet, snow, a bit of thunder, and some gusty winds. all kept going overnight by this area of low pressure to the north of us. strong and gusty winds on the south feeding those showers across the country. but adding to all that, with some clearer skies between them, temperatures have dropped low enough for some ice around to begin with. but the day ahead, actually, not looking too bad. lots of dry and sunny weather around. but, as i said, it starts on a cold note. anywhere, really, from north wales northward, greatest risk of frost and ice. and it's here over the hills, most likely to wake up to a coating of snow, too. but the showers we have to start the day will gradually fade away for many. a few will continue across scotland. lots of dry and sunn

i bring rod up because rod is my first link to the g.i. movement. i didn't know it was that he was a g.i. movement graduate. but as a comrade of ryan taught a semi undergraduate years right there in the chapel his name to my generation known to many of use doctor carmichael. it was in that address, not much before he passed, part of what he said to us as students was that the more you struggle, the more you know. and the more you know, the more you can do. and your people are going to need you to do it until you die. again, i am not coming as an intellectual, i'm an organizer, i'm an activist. since with that spirit that rod and i were engaged. against police brutality and write off the road here in washington d.c. it was within that struggle, rod and i, in conversation with each other, i learned of his history in the g.i. movement. not knowing that three years later due to my own personal struggles, $26000 in debt in terms of college, i had a young son, i was a single father i made a decision. i'd join the united states navy i enlisted on jenny 14t

the question is what did rod rosenstein say in the oval office to keep his job? and the other scene is rod rosenstein standing right there beside bill barr when the mueller report comes out, in effect demolishing the mueller report. >> there you've seen the transformation in front of our very eyes of rod rosenstein who started out as a very respected independent prosecutor, who like many people, came into contact with trump and the price he paid for surviving was essentially to become the foot soldier for trump and stand there mutely while he heard barr make dem barr make demonstrably untrue characterizations of the mueller report. so those meet rgz critical. they were drafted the press release and he was being taken on the wood shed. the "new york times" reported he was going to wearer the wire. somehow he comes out with his job in tact. what did he say to keep his job and reassure trump? and in turn what did he do to keep mueller in the job? he was mueller's boss. what did mueller have to do or not do to keep from being fired by rosenstein? rosenstein's colleag

republicans were going to impeach rod rosenstein. they drafted articles of impeachment. so, you know, you are right, but it was also an extraordinary moment for the department i'm sure. >> well, and remember, the person who prevented that was paul ryan who kind of put the horses back in the barn, so to speak. >> you can call them horses. >> this is a mark meadows' driven production when he was trying to -- i'm not going to say -- >> meadows, jordan. >> it was the freedom caucus which had extreme power the last congress. and paul ryan did a lot to try to hold them back and successfully did for a long time. but, listen, this is the politics of today. people justify certain actions because they believe it will get them in the good graces of president trump. you see that now on capitol hill where you have voices of traditional foreign policy kind of turning away from that embracing conspiracy theories, embracing far-flung ideas. and you can't get into somebody's head. but what people are doing lines up with what the president believes and the president says. so you can put t

black rod! into the chamber of the house of commons to summon the mps to come and listen to the queen ‘s speech. mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house. to attend her majesty immediately in the house of peers. the order has been given. one familiar feature missing this year. we often have a bit of heckling going on at that point from the vetera n going on at that point from the veteran labour man dennis skinner, who was not re—elected at the general election for bolsover and is no longer in the commons. he would have been the father of the house, the most senior and longest serving member had he been elected. so the serving mps, including john mcdonnell, andrea leadsom, making their way, following black rod and their way, following black rod and the speaker. through the central lobby, down back to the house of lords will stop a rather grim —looking jeremy corbyn, with the prime minister, we may get another glimpse of them to see if they are chatting. laura? this is always the

black rod! members of the house of commons, the lords are duly authorised by virtue of her majesty's mission to declare the opening of parliament, desire the opening of parliament, desire the presence of this honourable house. in the house of peers to hear the commission read. so the lines we re the commission read. so the lines were delivered perfectly and that would have been a second then going through the mind of black rod, and now the house of commons is led by the father of the house —— it would have been the second thing. sir peter bottomley. he will walk out in company with black rod. and the clerk of the house. followed by the prime minister, the leader of the opposition. usually the frontbenchers are then allowed by courtesy of the rest of the house. and then the rest of the house follows. and traditionally, this is quite a noisy rabble. and it is part of the ceremony, in a way, of the doors of the commons chamber being banned in black rod's face. it is an expression of the house o

. >> fly rods made in vermont. they're made by hand, made by people. >> a high five for med that america. and then there was this. >> hi, david. greetings from north carolina. >> reporter: the team at plum print in asheville. they help turn the artwork, the treasures from your children over the years into something more permanent. a book that will tell story of your child. >> they fill the box with all their kids' creations and plum print turns it into a custom coffee table book. >> this year, sales up 50%. >> happy holidays! >> there was also our trip to the design lab, the team at jen see glasses, made in america. from ally rose van overbeek and jack burns. it all started when they volunteered to help the flint water crisis in michigan. but what to do with all of the plastic? they decided to make eyeglasses out of waterbottles. so, creating jobs and helping people see. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> kind of works out. and tonight, just in time for christmas -- >> hi, david. >> ally rose in flint. they've now made glasses o

. >> fly rods made in vermont. i mean, they're like -- they're made by hand, made by people. >> a high five for made in america. and then there was this. >> hi, david. greetings from asheville, north carolina. >> the team at plum print in asheville. they help turn the artwork, the drawings, the treasures from your children over the years into something more permanent. a book that will tell the story of your child. >> they just fill the box with all their kids' creations and plum print turns it into a custom coffee table book. >> this year, sales up more than 50%. >> happy holidays! >> there was also our trip to the design lab, the team at genusee glasses, made in america from ali rose vanoverbeke and jack burns. it all began when one of them volunteered to help amid the flint water crisis in michigan. volunteering to give clean water to families. but what to do with all of the plastic? they decided to make eyeglasses out of water bottles. so, creating jobs and helping people see. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it kind of wor

well fiance a-rod instagrammed this shot the caption, quote, coachi jennir on set. hope you all like dad jokes. after seeingim all over the set, i'm now douing down on the prediction i made to jeifer earlier this week. >> maybe alex will make a cameo. >> oh, there was no talk of that. >> no? >> n not yet. >> i think there's a strong chance we'll see a-rod. >> i hope so. >>> we jump om new york an j.lo to jersey. >> and some sad ne for "jersey shore" fans because snooki is out. >> i am retiring from "jersey shore." >> six words sendi shock waves today -- if there's a seon four, it'll be without snooki. >> i just can't do it anymore. literally leaving my kids to film it is really hard on me. i try and quit every single day. i don't like partying three days a row. it's just not my life anymore. >> ten years ago "rsey shore" made snooki a household name with her drunken antics, arrests and as the victim of an sault. >> who hits a girl like that? >> but there's anotherig reason behind the mom to three's retirent at 32. >> [ bleep ]. >> he almost left me because of this [

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. he tweet tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow what i thought it was cool it's almost. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate. he's friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. you've got the money i don't even have a bank account i do but it's blocked. you think you my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay of levon euro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask me for my

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. tweet i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. so i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. at all because. i don't even have a bank account you know i do but at blog. you think my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a lemon euro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask me for my papers but i don't hav

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. so i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool it's almost. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. i don't even have a bank account yet i do but it's blocked. you think my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a levon euro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask me for my papers but i don't have them. pe

well fiance a-rod instagrammed this shot the caption, quote, coaching jennifer on set. hope you all like dad jokes. after seeing him all over the set, i'm now doubling down on the prediction i made to jennifer earlier this week. >> maybe alex will make a cameo. >> oh, there was no talk of that. >> no? >> no, not yet. >> i think there's a strong chance we'll see a-rod. >> i hope so. >>> we jump from new york and j.lo to jersey. >> and some sad news for "jersey shore" fans because snooki is out. >> i am retiring from "jersey shore." >> six words sending shock waves today -- if there's a season four, it'll be without snooki. >> i just can't do it anymore. literally leaving my kids to film it is really hard on me. i try and quit every single day. i don't like partying three days in a row. it's just not my life anymore. >> ten years ago "jersey shore" made snooki a household name with her drunken antics, arrests and as the victim of an assault. >> who hits a girl like that? >> but there's another big reason behind the mom to three's retirement at 32. >> [ bleep ]. >> he almo

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. from is a good. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. so i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. and i don't even have a bank account i do but it's blocked you let. me get my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a lemon uro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask me for my papers but i don't have

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. from is a good. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. he tweeted i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool it's almost. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. at all because. i don't even have a bank account yeah i do but it's blocked. you think my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a levon euro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask m

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. from is a good. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. he tweeted i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. it's a bad thing i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say goodnight guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow what i thought it was cool it's almost. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate. he's friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get when he have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. i don't even have a bank account i do but it bogs. you think my papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a lemon euro's to get them back. and on top of that they'll ask me for

dry posted it on twitter and the next day the city authorities removed the iron rods. christian posted his 1st tweet 3 years ago after his possessions were soaked by street cleaners it was winter and he wrote this is how the homeless are treated in paris within a few months he had more than 30000 followers. i tweet in the morning to say hello to the planet and at night to talk about what was going on on the street. so i take a picture of my sleeping bag and say good night guys then go to bed and. people would have good night see you tomorrow. i thought it was cool if someone. with his tweets christian was able to draw attention to the main problems homeless people face in paris something his friends appreciate his friendly i know doesn't have a phone she get one he'd have to overcome too many hurdles that appear insurmountable to him. and i don't even have a bank account you know i do but at blog. you think you might papers are at the lost and found office and i have to pay a leaven uro's to get them back and on top of that they'll ask me for my papers but i don't have

the second one hit through here, broke through the curtain rod and exited through -- over there. >> reporter: did you think you were going to die? >> i honestly thought so because the bullet flew through our faces about this far in front of me and my brother's face. >> reporter: later they learned a 6-year-old was shot in the torso. when vallejo police arrived, the 6-year-old victim was already gone, taken to a local hospital perhaps by a family member in a private vehicle he. >> i'm praying this boy makes it. >> reporter: so are neighbors. >> i really feel bad about that because he's 6 years old, you know. 6 years old, he had nothing to do with this thing. >> reporter: police gathered evidence like bullets through cars and even the bullet that went all the way through the home where black, fiance and her family were celebrating christmas eve. >> we just feel extremely blessed right now. >> reporter: a memorable christmas, far from what they had imagined this season. in vallejo, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> the man accused of stabbing the younger brother of cj besthard is expected to be i

. >> i've had five back surgeries, rods and screws and all that stuff, so i'm lucky that i'm okay. i'm here. and i'm safe. and i got to see the children. >> reporter: and she says that's what the holidays are all about. in fremont, unser hassan, abc7 news. >> new details tonight on a shooting that left a 6-year-old boy critically injured. it happened last night christmas eve in vallejo as the child was outside on ohio and mariposa streets. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow spoke with neighbors who crawled to their bathroom while bullets pierced their home from the outside. >> reporter: kendra black and her fiancee glenn simonas say this is the last christmas they'll spend here. they're moving after bullets enter their vallejo home from outside christmas eve. >> everyone was screaming, get down, get down. >> reporter: one bullet in the direct path of kendra's dad got lodged in the wall. >> it went through and hit him. the second one hit through here, broke through the curtain rod and exited through -- over there. >> reporter: did you think you were going to die? >> i honestly thoug

the lords was packed with peers in their ermine robes, and once everyone was in place, black rod, the lords‘ most senior official, was despatched to the commons to summon mps. it's a short walk between the two chambers, and when black rod sarah clarke arrived at the commons, the door was slammed in herface, a show of the house's independence. in one of the most famous parliamentary scenes, she knocked three times, and once allowed in, delivered the message from the queen. mr speaker, the queen commands this honourable house to attend the peers immediately. but there was one thing missing, the cheeky heckle from the veteran labour mp dennis skinner, who lost his seat after nearly 50 years in the commons. then mps left their benches and filed off to the lords, leaving their chamber and crossing central lobby. many took the chance for a chat, butjeremy corbyn and borisjohnson appeared to make the walk in silence. and once they'd arrived at the lords, they gathered at the entrance known as "the bar" to finally hear the speech. and there were no surprises about what was top of the list.

from spotless the icy further find that at the heart of the positive drug tests cover up is director rod chin cough he not only accepted brutha requested money in order to execute the concealment of positive test results which makes him equally responsible for incidents where coaches or officials extorted athletes even if he was not personally made aware of the extortion no wonder independent russian experts have doubts about the consistency and reliability of the data. since november 28th 15 when the informant left our country till 2017 when the informant's data set was handed over to the water intelligence and investigations department 6 data bank was at the informant's disposal you can do anything to it but they allege the system was accessed hundreds of times from abroad and that rod chung cough who is wanted in russia for abuse of office and drug charges may have been complicit in tampering with the messages in the system independent forensic examination suggests that of support staff members to my fisa bill if ski and. remotely logged into the limbs in moscow on numerous occasions

wait for the prices to go down bangladesh relies on importing scrap metal from the us to make steel rod which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is impacting banger the industry which imports a significant amount of scrap iron from the united states protectionist measures taken by the us administration is reducing supply and increasing prices and so the cost of construction. in. the capital is the heart of the still drug market still traders say business is bad and. yes there's an impact with sol's almost coming to a halt people who are planning to build a home a very cautious now as they have to borrow money while the market is volatile. some steel traders are stockpiling stocks betting prices will rise when or if the trade war eventually ends yes the prices change. are writing more on speculation and when it went up sharply president trans tariffs are costing poorer countries as well his own and china there's been a construction boom in bangladesh over the past 20

to make steel rods which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is impacting bangladesh just silly industry which imports a significant amount of scrap iron from the united states protectionist measures taken by the us administration is reducing supply and increasing prices and so the cost of constructions have gone up in bangor that the capital dhaka is the heart of the still drug market still traders say business is bad and on accomplished i'm a little bit like yes there's an impact with sol's almost coming to a halt people who are planning to build a home a very cautious now as i have to pour in money while the market is volatile. some still traders are stockpiling stocks betting prices will rise when or if the trade war eventually ends yes the prices changed. why are writing more on speculation and when it went up sharply president trams tariffs are costing poorer countries as well his own and china there's been a construction boom in bangladesh over the past 20 y

the icy further find that at the heart of the positive drug test coverup is director rod ching cough he not only accepted brutha requested money in order to execute the concealment of positive test results which makes him equally responsible for incidents where coaches or officials extorted athletes even if he was not personally made aware of the extortion no wonder independent russian experts have doubts about the consistency and reliability of the data. since november 28th 15 when the informant left our country until 2017 when the informants data set was handed over to the water intelligence and investigations department says data bank was at the informants disposal he could do anything to it but they allege the system was accessed hundreds of times from abroad and that rod chen cough who is wanted in russia for abuse of office and drug charges may have been complicit in tampering with the messages in the system independent forensic examination suggests that ruching comes form or staff member of staff ysabel of ski and let me get you off remotely logged into limbs in moscow on nume

to make steel rods which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is impacting bangladesh. which imports a significant amount of scrap iron from the united states protectionist measures taken by the us administration is. an increasing prices and so the cost of construction. in. the capital dhaka is the heart of the still drug market still traders say business is bad. yes there is an impact with sol's almost coming to a halt people who are planning to build a home a very cautious now as they have to borrow money while the market is volatile. some steel traders are stockpiling stocks betting prices will rise when or if the trade war eventually ends yes the prices changed. our writing more on speculation and when it went up sharply president trams tariffs are costing poorer countries as well his own and china there's been a construction boom in bangladesh over the past 20 years or so but the high price of construction materials such as steel are threatening to stall recent

wait for the prices to go down bangladesh relies on importing scrap metal from the us to make steel rod which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is impacting banger the industry which imports a significant amount of scrap iron from the united states protectionist measures taken by the us administration is reducing supply and increasing prices and so the cost of construction. in. the capital dhaka is the heart of the still broad market still traders say business is bad and. there's an impact with sol's almost coming to a halt people who are planning to build a home a very cautious now as i have to borrow money while the market is volatile. some steel traders are stockpiling stocks betting prices will rise when or if the trade war eventually ends yes the price is changed. why are writing more on speculation and when it went up sharply president trams tariffs are costing poor countries as well his own and china there's been a construction boom in bangladesh over the pa

to make steel rod which are the backbone of the new buildings but they have become more expensive to build because they import costs have risen. president trans trade war with china is impacting bangladesh just silly industry which imports a significant amount of scrap iron from the united states protectionist measures taken by the us administration is reducing supply and increasing prices and so the cost of constructions have gone up in bangor that the capital dhaka is the heart of the still drug market still traders say business is bad and on accomplished i'm a little bit like yes there's an impact with sol's almost coming to a halt people who are planning to build a home a very cautious now as i have to pour in money while the market is volatile. some still traders are stockpiling stocks betting prices will rise when or if the trade war eventually ends yes the prices changed. valar writing more on speculation and when it went up sharply president trans tariffs are costing poorer countries as well his own and china there's been a construction boom in bangladesh over the past 20 yea

we are joined from the comedian rod man from last comic standing., welcome i'm playing frank sinatra to start the show. allie and mike today is francis albert's birthday. he was born on december 12th, 1915. obviously he is the late frank sinatra. i still love frank. it's a great way to start our thursday. >> it's a holiday classic, when he sings >> dean martin and all those guys. >> you know who's in the holiday mood? the department of motor vehicles. everyone was pleasant it only took like 10 or 15 minutes. i had my documents ready to go. i went to the one in novato. it could not have been a better experience. >> did you make an appointment? >> i did and i brought the documents that you need to bring. as long as you're prepared and schedule an appointment. nothing came up, we are good to go. we did have a little drizzle that waited outside for the 10 minutes yesterday. that rain is getting down here little bit. >> a little bit and we will be back for some it will persist b back tomorrow and saturday and then a break for sunday, monday, tuesday. mostly cloudy, some sun breaks. it wil

before the 1st election since mass protests began in february demonstrators so the poll this issue rod that will enable an old guard the rulers and the military to remain in power the president abdelaziz bouteflika stepped down in april after months of protests teenage activists gratitude and burke has been named time magazine's person of the year time praise to unberth for inspiring students urging governments to do more to tackle climate change the swedish environmentalist started protesting last year when she skipped school and camped outside the swedish parliament demanding action those are your top stories stay with us witness a stranger came to town continues. greg . and if they the lama then it will come up with nothing is on. our door. i know but i'm not santa claus on a plan of a sudden what the heat in the deck. for feet below. been a living a alum is somewhat of a law take. that anna and i both a lot of folk. take a walk i'm sure fatherly and no one not even i'm bob had the will and the heart i know so to horning it exists and i keep other markets are cool as a transition is

>> reporter: and there were the workers making those orvis flying fishing rods in manchester, vermont. >> hi, david. or the orvis rod shop. >> reporter: tonight, telling us their phones have been ringing off the hook. orvis, asking if i want to go fishing with them. do i ever. on the water since i was a kid, there on the left. and plum print tonight in ashford, north carolina. >> hi, david. >> reporter: they've received dozens of calls after our report last night. you ship them your child's artwork over the years, and they turn it into a book. fedex came twice today to ship out those boxes. so many orders there wasn't enough room on the trucks. tonight, they tell us orders are up more than 200%. which brings us back to the women from cincinnati. they did call us back with their one thing. holding their bourbon made in america. maker's mark and buffalo trace. we love it. people still thinking about their one thing, just like that couple from pennsylvania. you love made in america? >> we do. we love it. >> we love made in america, too, and we love it when the companies tell us their pho

from spotless the icy further find that at the heart of the positive drug test coverup is director rod chin cough he not only accepted brutha requested money in order to execute the concealment of positive test results which makes him equally responsible for incidents where coaches or officials extorted athletes even if he was not personally made aware of the extortion no wonder independent russian experts have doubts about the consistency and reliability of the data. since november 28th 15 when the informant left our country till 2017 when the informant's data set was handed over to the water intelligence and investigations department 6 data bank was at the informants disposal he could do anything to it but they allege the system was accessed hundreds of times from abroad and that rod chung cough who is wanted in russia for abuse of office and drug charges may have been complicit in tampering with the messages in the system independent forensic examination suggests that rushing of support staff members to my fisa bill if ski and let me get your remotely logged into the limbs in moscow

who is behind her untimely demise detective rod searches for clues just as the stock market comes crashing down. and there to help him is his street smart colleague shots of the time the woman he's fallen for them as i'm going through all these things makes them close coming from extreme times creates an extreme connection extreme in profit and we're definitely does change as shall not is now working for the police she's no longer working at the mocha f.t. nightclub she has an official position so now she's working within the system and she has to keep her mouth shut sometimes she can't just speak or mind anymore. can the 2 of them keep it professional babylon berlin fans are certainly used to seeing . jazz drugs sex and murder. takes of daily on hot and shots of our back for season 3 of babylon berlin 'd. and my colleague david levitz is in the studio to talk about what's really become a global sensation david welcome obviously this will be shown in 100 countries season 3 before even being released that's pretty rare for german television what what do you how do you explain this hype righ

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. >> because it's a lightning rod issue. the tail ends with handguns, it's a handgun bill. also before the senate and also a paramilitary, whatever that is, training before them senate. so i don't understand what the premise of this all is other than, making it a lightning rod issue and may be as a template for other states to follow. one thing that the sheriff is doing here, is protecting his men. that's putting the deputies and direct confrontation and i would compel everybody to take a look at the laws or the proposals before they go into effect. >> thank you so much. >> the revolution always beats itself and we are watching that in real time on the left. there is cannibalism going on on the left wing of the spectrum. victor davis hansen explains to us what exactly were watching. matt gaetz, is speaking right now. we will be right back. >> if it seems like you've seen this movie before, it's because you have. and we know how the cycle goes. ♪ >> tucker: it you may have noticed a trend recently that on its face seems confusing. the left appears to despise itself. how, w

still to come: sir rod stewart sets a new uk chart record. what's behind his amazing longevity?

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. >> reporter: the victim, 63 jo brian martin is recovering tonight after doctors placed a rod in his leg. that's according to a gofundme page his family set up for him just a few hours ago. martin also posted on facebook that he's out of surgery and all went well. what's really surprising is the request martin is making about the woman who hit him. a day after a woman drove her car through this store front, the window is being to business. but customers say things don't add up. >> people are crazy. over a haircut. your hair grows. >> reporter: katie pace has been getting her haircut here for 13 years. she just learned her favorite barber was hit by a car. >> this makes me so sorry for him, for her, for the child more than anything. >> 28-year-old ruby delgadillo confronted martin about her son's haircut. >> he took a picture of the car. that's when she backed her car into the street and ran him through the store next door. >> reporter: even with his leg badly broken, martin wished his attacker well writing on facebook pray for the lady who hit me. she has two young boys with her. >>

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