. >> the president had in this issue with paula jones. >> paula jones was an alaska state employee who accused clinton of sexually harassing her while he was governor. >> paula jones accused him of expose of himself to her in a hotel room, and it was a civil case. and so there was the question of whether a president could actually waste his time, as it were, if his lawyers that's what you thought being sued in a civil case, and the courts decided that, in fact, he could. so the paula jones attorneys were going to dispose bill clinton. >> in doing so a federal judge said to them you can look for a pattern of indiscretion. >> the ruling allowed the jones lawyers to ask the president about a white house intern named monica lewinsky. >> and when he did give that deposition, he was asked about his relationship with monica lewinsky, and in simple terms, he lied about it. >> i never had sexual relations with monica lewinsky. i never had an affair with her. >> ken starr believed the president had perjured himself so he got permission from the justice department to question the president about

bernece jones. but looking at, us you might not think mrs. jones and i have much in common. but one saturday at a grill for glory event, we realized we both have and events love for children. mrs. jones has 13 grandchildren and i have six. being a grandparent of children is something we both cherish. i also learned that mrs. jones has been involved in her same community in st. louis for over 50 years, keeping an eye on things, offering assistance to the youth and always serving others. sadly, she and i met because of a tragedy, of children being shot in the streets, but this also made me realize something else very important about working together. we need to take more time to celebrate community leaders like miss jones, who are making a real difference, not those who are trying to tear it apart and relish in the fear they've created by headlines in the newspapers. what it is hard to find the light in a bad situation, sometimes a spark is all you need to get the fire going again. mrs. jones has been that spark in her community. she had the chance to leave but she chose not t

jones: time machine." take a look. >> my funniest night -- one of my funniest night in my 20s, i started at work. yeah, i was at work. doing shots in the back. [ laughter ] yeah, yeah, man. i don't care about getting drunk at work in my 20s. [ bleep ] i could work at any popeye's you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] franchise, it's a franchise. i ended up butt naked in a jeep wrangler going around in a a circle saying happy halloween. [ laughter ] bitch, it was christmas. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: leslie jones, everybody! >> true story. >> jimmy: that's a true story! >> true story. >> jimmy: "leslie jones: time machine" is available now on netflix. claire saffitz joins us after the break. stick around come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my

bernice jones. by looking at us, you might not think mrs. jones and i have much in common. but one saturday at a grill for glory event we realized we both have an immense love for children. mrs. jones has 13 grandchildren and i have six. being a grandparent is something we both cherish. i also learned that mrs. jones has been involved in her same community in st. louis for over 50 years. keeping an eye on things, offering assistance to the youth, and always serving others. sadly, she and i met because of a tragedy of children being shot in the streets. but this also made me realize something else very important about working together. we need to take more time to celebrate community leaders like ms. jones who are making a real difference, not those who are trying to tear it apart and relish in the fear they create by headlines in the newspapers. when it is hard to find the light in the bad situation, sometimes the spark is all you need to get the fire going again. mrs. jones has been that spark in her community. she had the chance to leave, but she chose not to. mrs. jones

and bob jones -- i'm 15, and bob jones is going to watch me play. i immediately lost my match, and he became a good friend. , he was great counsel really a good man. david: decided to turn professional the year after you won the second amateur. you won the u.s. amateur twice. after you have done that decided to make a career out of that? jack: i did not have anything more to do and amateur golf, and i wanted to be the best i could be at playing golf, so i said the only way i could do that was play against the best, prose. -- the pros. david: in those days the compensation was good. jack: i was making as much money selling insurance. i surpassed it though. david: you had a rivalry with ulmer -- with arnold prom -- arnold palmer, and then you surpassed him. what is it like when you were rising and he was at the top? jack: i was not popular because i started beating arnold. i was not popular with myself because i was in arnold palmer fan. we got to be very close friends, to he never really seemed mind that i beat him more than he beat me. i am sure tha

they are commanded by major general allen jones and they are -- alan jones. they are organized with three infantry regiments. the other key thing about the divisions at this time, when mcnair is standing up the army he makes every infantry division look the same. what that means is, this division could be going to europe or north africa or the jungles of the south pacific without any changes. what they decide to do is give the divisions extra units to be able to help them do their mission. tank battalions are usually assigned to an infantry division from a pool, as our tank -- as is tanks does -- tank destroyers, but the 106th doesn't have a tank battalion as it takes over the line because they don't think in the ardennes, they will need it. armored divisions of the time have a different philosophy. the armored force only came into existence in july 1940 after the fall of france. george c marshall stood up the armored force and what they and up doing is taking all this mechanization work being done across branches, send it to fort knox and create the armored

jones and clark are going to meet in jones' office. what clark reports is he sees a headquarters that is packing up. they are burning secret documents and taking down maps. alan jones is sitting in his office. he is not taking any reports, he is not making any decisions. and pretty much after jones sends the two companies up here, the machine gun fire starts to break out. at that point jones says to clark, i have thrown at it everything i have. it's your fight. the 106 division will move back here. and the seventh armored division has this fight. just quickly to go through the actual day-to-day fighting here, seventh armored division will arrive in the first two days are ad hoc. they are a just series of crisis and as units arrive, they are thrown into the line. this is going on throughout what becomes known as the north shoulder. american divisions are arriving down here, extending out this line. you start to see what becomes the elongated goose egg here, and you start to see the bulge around bastogne starting to form as germans conti

tonight -- leslie jones star of "the neighborhood," actor, max greenfield, from "jojo rabbit," writer and director, taika waititi, featuring the 8g band with chris coleman. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news senators asked 93 questions during yesterday's q&a portion of the impeachment trial questions like, why has no one responded to my birthday e-vite? [ light laughter ] real easy, you just click yes or no [ light laughter ] a 30-foot-high portion of president trump's border wall blew over yesterday and fell into mexico. [ laughter ] man, that's how rough things are right now. even trump's wall is leaving the country. "tlaughter and applause "the new york times" launched a quiz today to match readers with the democratic presidential candidates apparently, john delaney took the quiz and even he didn't get john delaney [ laughter ] the border patrol announced yesterday that it has discovere

but was a black cowboy by the name of sam jones washington. he was one of the cowboys, one of the black cowboys that was interviewed. pathe late 1930's, the w went out with a body of interviewers and they interviewed. they asked them questions like, what was slavery like? what kind of work did you do, what kind of food you eat? some of the people they interviewed were cowboys. they talked about what the cowboy experience was all about. sam jones washington was one of them. this is what he said in his story. then i ran errands and learned how to ride. as soon as i consider her's -- could sit a horse, i stayed out with the cattle most of the time. i was tickled. i would like to ride and wrote those cattle. master fixed me up with good clothes and a good horse and good saddle. i stayed there until long after surrender. now, that was a pattern that was repeated by a number of black cowboys. they worked on ranches during slavery and when slavery was over, they transitioned to being free cowboys. some of them said that the transition from slavery to

jones and clark are going to meet in jones's office. what clark reports is he sees a headquarters that is packing up. they are burning secret documents and taking down maps. alan jones is sitting in his office. he is not taking any reports, he is not making any decisions. and pretty much after jones sends the two companies up here, the machine gun fire starts to break out. at that point jones says to clark, i have thrown it everything i have. it's your fight. the 106th division will move that headquarters back here. and the seventh armored division has this fight. just quickly, to go through the actual day-to-day fighting here, seventh armored division will arrive in the first two days are ad hoc. they are a just series of crisis and as units arrive, they are thrown into the line. this is going on throughout what becomes known as the north shoulder. american divisions are arriving down here, extending out this line. you start to see what becomes the elongated goose egg here, and you start to see the bulge around bastogne starting to for

the artillery of the germans is joan dronebot the jones and clark -- jones and clark going to niche. they are burning their secret documents and taking down their maps. alan jones is sitting in his office. taking any reports come not making any decisions, and pretty much after jones sends the two companies up here the machine gun fire starts to break out. at that point, jones says to clark," i have donated everything i have. it is your fight. " the 106 division will move back here. the seventh armored division has this fight. just quickly to go through the actual day-to-day fighting, seventh armored division arrives, and the first two days are ad hoc. they are a series of crisis and they are thrown into the line. this is going on throughout what becomes known as the north shoulder and the eyes born ridge. andenborn ridge, american divisions are extending out this line. you start to see what becomes the iran gated goose egg and you start to see the bold starting a farm as germans continue to drive forward. by the 18th the line is not really a line. the seventh armored division and div

there was in the case with the paula jones lawsuit. secondly, the defendants have to know of the proceedings. mr. clinton was the civil defendant in that lawsuit he had and serve the papers on it. third, the defendant acted corruptly with intent to of or interfere with the preceding or administration of justice. the first of the seven instances that are contained in article three states that on or about december 17, 1997, william jefferson clinton corruptly encouraged witnesses and a civil rights action brought against him to execute a sworn affidavit in the preceding that he knew to be false and misleading. in his deposition testimony in january of this year, the president said he spoke with monica lewinsky before christmas. while he was not sure that she would be called to testify in the paula jones civil suit, she might qualify, or something like that. the president denied encouraging ms. lewinsky by filing a false affidavit. but in answer 18 to the 81 questions, he did say that he told her that "other witnesses had executed affidav

jones and clark will meet in their office. what clark reports is that he sees a headquarters back now up, burning secret documents and taken down maps. jones is in his office, not taking reports are making decisions. after john since two companies up here, machine gunfire starts to break out. jones says to clark at that point, i thrown in everything i have it your flight. the 106th division will move headquarters back here, in the seventh armored division will have this fight. quickly to go through the actual day to day fighting here. seventh armored division will arrive in the first two days, it's just a series of crisis. they were thrown into the line. this is going on throughout the north shoulder. american divisions are arriving down here and extending this line. you start to see what becomes an elongated goose egg here and you start seeing the bulge around boston to form as germans move forward. by the 18th, the line is not really a line, the seventh armored division and hundred six division are defending a circular horse

a moment curtis jones won't forget in and the boys are in front. a moment curtisjones won't forget in a hurry. it was enough of a victory and hopefully enough to catch the eye of klopp. to get a bit of a taste, going back to the bench, and in the end i am begging to come on. then ijust tried to go out there and show what i could do. that was a great goal. was at their eyes remain at the present and argued, the future is looking bright as well. tottenham had a tricky afternoon against middlesbrough — jose mourinho's side will need a replay to progress after a 1—1 draw. premier league side, crystal palace, have been knocked out of the competition by derby county. chelsea had a comfortable 2—0 win over nottingham forest while the last non—league club left in the fa cup, afc fylde, were beaten by sheffield united. michael redford rounds up the action: the third round of the fa cup can be a nervy occasion, especially when you are hosting. sheffield united were hoping that this wasn't a day for upsets. it didn't take long until fears turned to ch

jones and clark are going to me in jones office. he sees a headquarters that is packing up. they are burning secret documents and taking down maps. alan jones is sitting in his office. he is not making any decisions. jonesetty much after since the two companies up here the machine gun fire starts to break out. i'veat point jones says donated everything i have, it's your fight. the 106 division will move back here. the seventh armored division has this fight. just quickly to go through the actual day-to-day fighting, seventh armored division will arrive in the first two days are ad hoc. they are a series of crisis and they are thrown into the line. this is going on throughout what becomes known as the north shoulder. american divisions are extending out this line. you start to see what becomes the iran gated goose egg and you start to see the bold starting a farm as germans continue to drive forward. by the 18th the line is not really a line. the seven armored division and the hundred six division is defending a circular horseshoe that is 52 miles long. frontage is five miles

edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. >>> burger king, the home of the whopper made headlines last year when it also became home of the impossible whopper, that's the fast food chain's signature burger but with a plant-based patty made to look and taste just like burger. impossible foods is the company that supplies all of those plant patties and now is expanding into pork, too. impossible is one of the largest companies in a growing industry that has found its way into big-name restaurants across the country. but is alternative meat all it's really hyped up to be? nbc's jo ling kent has the spotlight? >> reporter: the race to carve up the meat market is heating up. this week impossible foods beefed up its roster of meat alternatives, serving up new plant-based pork and sausage. >> i can see there's a sizzle. you have the fat coming out of it. you can also get the aromas. >> smells like pork, looks like pork. >> reporter: all without the pig. >> we're seeing a lot of consumers,

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in this case, with the paula jones civil rights lawsuit. secondly, the defendant had to know of the proceeding. the civil was defendant in that lawsuit. he had been served the papers on third, that the defendant acted corruptly and with intent to obstruct and with the proceeding or the due administration of justice. instancesof the seven that are contained in article 3 december 17, bit 1997, william jefferson clinton encouraged a witness in a federal civil rights action execute aainst him to sworn affidavit in that roceeding that he knew to be pre-curious, false and misleading. in his deposition testimony in year, the this president said that he spoke with monica lewinsky before while he wasd that not sure that she would be alled to testify in the paula jones' civil suit she might qualify or something like that. encouragingt denied by monica lewinsky to lie falling a false affidavit but in nswer to the 81 questions submitted to this committee he id say that he told her "other witnesses had executed affidavits and there was a chance they wou

from "spinning out," january jones. and music from cigarettes after sex. and now, for the most part, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. relax. i'm glad you're in a good mood. 2020 has not been good so far. i feel like ryan seacrest lied to us. u.s. and canadian intelligence officials believe that after the airstrike the other night, when iran retaliated against us, iran, the iranians accidently shot down a ukrainian passenger jet, killing all the passengers onboard, 176 people. and the "new york times" today obtained video that appears to have captured the incident. officials believe that the plane was shot down by two russianmade missiles from iran. and of course president trump rejects the notion that this terrible accident may have been a result of his recklessness. >> i think somebody could have made a mistake on the other side. could have made a mistake. it was flying. it was flying. not our system. has nothing to do with us. i

leah: i think we can agree doug jones is the most vulnerable enator in the country. part of the reason he's a senator at all is because of his 2017 special election opponent roy moore who is running again. are you planning on getting involved in any primaries where he weak republican candidate could jeopardize the general election in places like alabama or in kansas now that mike pompeo is not running? teven: we were involved in the alabama senate race in 2017, which totally ruined my summer that year, and as you know, he is a candidate again. i don't think i'll be and don't foresee he'll require any intervention from us. we've got to, maybe three people in that primary, all of whom are running ahead of him at this point. i don't think it will be roy moore so i don't think we will have to get involved there. kansas, i'm not certain just yet, but i think there is a primary field that has to get sorted out. we've said publicly we are concerned kris kobach as a general election candidate. he threw away a very winnable ace. he didn't campaign well and didn't connect with

from "spinning out," january jones. and music from cigarettes after sex. and now, for the most part, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming. relax. i'm glad you're in a good mood. 2020 has not been good so far. i feel like ryan seacrest lied to us. u.s. and canadian intelligence officials believe that after the airstrike the other night, when iran retaliated against us, iran, the iranians accidently shot down a ukrainian passenger jet, killing all the passengers on board, 176 people, and the "new york times" today obtained video that appears to have captured the incident. officials believe that the plane was shot down by two russian made missiles from iran. and of course president trump rejects the notion that this terrible accident may have been a result of his recklessness. >> i think somebody could have made a mistake on the other side. could have made a mistake. it was flying, it was flying, not our system. has nothing to do with us. i

around the table is subadra rajappa, kathy jones, rob waldner. rob, what is happening with high yield? equities are down aggressively to end the week. do you step back in or not? rob: being here on friday, you have to be careful about the weekend, you have to track the virus. but we think this is a buying opportunity. we think the economy will see potential growth. we think the fed continues to be easy. they have told us that they will continue to this non-qe-qe. the problem for us has been valuations. if you get a correction in valuations, i think that's an opportunity. we agree with greg, the opportunity is down in the credit sector. b's had a tremendous rally last year. we think there is some opportunity in the lower quality. jonathan: monday, chinese markets reopened. that is a tough one to be long opening up into. will: my guess is they open up under a tremendous amount of pressure as people try to catch up with the selling. our view on high yield is we have been looking for spreads to widen before this, but you could get 4.50 on the index p

curtis jones, a teenagerfrom liverpool, with a goal he won't forget in a hurry. some way to open your account, too. it was enough for victory. and hopefully enough to catch his manager's i. beyond the bench, getting a bit of a taste, and then on the bench again. —— dean on then on the bench again. —— dean on the bench. having time to have been begging to basically come on. i'd tried to go out there and show them am capable of doing it. over the i have top it off with a good performance and a great goal. while their eyes remain on the present at enfield, the future is looking bright, too. here's more reaction to that win for liverpool from their manager jurgen klopp, who was delighted with the performance of his young side. the game was so intense for the kids, unbelievable stop it was for sure the most intense game they have had so far in their career, in a derby, incredible. incredible. how's that? we took a little bit of a risk but we wanted to have a team who was really excited about the opportunity to play tonight and these boys showed exactly that. s

the first was codirected by jones. >> jones also directed 1979 "life of brian." the most famous line of ""monty pyth python." >> jones was a great historian and the author of 20 books. this week, michael palen remembers his old classmate. >> terry jones, founder and player in the "monty python" revolution died in north london. he was 77 years old. my skin is dry. it's always been dry. i've tried everything. the $200 creams, the $400 creams... but, this jar works for me. olay regenerist makes my skin feel so dewy and soft and silky and hydrated...incredible. i love it. i'm busy phillips and my skin is confident i can face anything with my olay. and my latest beauty secret.. for bright, smooth skin... olay regenerist cream cleanser. brushing only reaches 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ ♪you got to ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive♪ ♪ e-lim-i-nate the negative ♪ and latch on to the affirmative ♪ ♪ but don't mess with mister inbe

lewinsky showed up on the witness list in the jones matter. the record shows the president made no extraordinary effort to get her a job. the record showed that ms. currie was never a witness on any list. ms. currie testified no fewer than nine times, and stated repeatedly she did not feel pressure by the president's remarks. the president abused his power, they say, by failing to answer the 81 questions. but the record shows the president answered the questions completely, but the alleged abuse of lies in the fact that the majority disagrees with the answers. i yield myself 30 seconds more. the majority has simply tried to dress up its perjury allegations in the clothes of the watergate's abuse of power language. i know something about that. in an effort to make its case against the president seem more serious. they say the president has to be impeached to uphold the rule of, but we say the president can't be impeached without denigrating the rule of law and evaluating the standards of impeachable -- devaluating the standards of impeachable o

jones is director of music recording and scoring. >> my father was the band leader spike jones. and my mother was singer helen gr aco so i was brought up in the business but although that never thought i would really end up being a recording engineer and record producer. >> reporter: her latest grammy nomination involves the world- renowned quartet and the first full recording of composition called "sun rings." sun rings is a 2002 collaboration between the quartet and the composer terry riley. commissioned by nasa, it features prerecorded sounds from the plasma around planets that were sent back to earth from voyager 1 and 2. leslie has been nominated seven times for a grammy. she's won four. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> the plasma around planets actually create waves that sound like roaring ocean surf and our betty yu is in los angeles for the awards. she'll be at a clive davis' pre- game gala tonight. tune in for her report tonight at 11:00. can't wait to see that. hopefully doesn't rain on the red carpet but we got some rain here. >>> we do. but it's not really goi

dow jones because i needed to teach myself finance. i felt like such an outsider and so confused but obviously i also wanted to save for retirement and buy a yacht one day. and so i became mrs. dow jones to teach myself and now to teach everyone else. >> the idea of learning finance is sort of tricky and overwhelming for a lot of people. work your magic and explain it to us in a simple way so we know where to start. >> of course. so everyone watches "the batchelor," and we all have seen them go on group dates. i like to think about group dates as mutual funds. a mutual fund is a great way to diversify your portfolio of investments with just one transaction, the same way as when you go on a group date you are getting exposure to all of these different contestants with just one date. so i mean how great is that? and then, of course, stocks, stocks are like a one-on-one date. this is when you really feel excited about this person. you want to commit long term and you see like a future with them. that's a stock. use a company that you real

jones, comes to goal! an absolutely stunning goal by curtis jones for liverpool. imagine being 18 years old, playing for your boyhood club and scoring the winner against your city rivals. well, toxteth teenager curtisjones doesn't have to anymore. liverpool managerjurgen klopp set the stage. some regular names took a break in the youngsters got the chance to impress against everton and jones took full advantage. he was unbelievable. individual performances from the kids. it was incredible game decided by a sensational goal from a scouser, i couldn't want more. ijust did it and then i tried to go out there and show them what i was capable of doing and hopefully i can top it off with the performance and it was a great goal. and the praise didn't stop there. former liverpool captain stephen gerard showing his admiration. current player andy robertson getting involved. and how about this, club legend sir kenny dalglish as well. with liverpool fighting for trophies and all fronts, maybe this might be the last time we hear the name... jones, comes to goal! let's talk to

he cared a lot. soul of monty python road much to terry jones. he cared a lot. mike, terry jones. he cared a lot. mike, terry gilliam and myself always tended to be on one side and then la, john and tended to be on one side and then la,john and graham tended to be on one side and then la, john and graham were on the other side, if there was a split like that. mainly it was in method, i think, thatjohn and i locked horns because i thinkjohn does like to dominate. on the monty python chelsea director dan —— she injected a bit of his medieval knowledge. and he carried on writing, those two runny sketches at the parties, it was jones and palin. then came ripping yarns. and after that, it was the tv history programmes. not only bad but mad! his brain brimmed with ideas, the words came in torrents. there was then something of a special cruelty when all of it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend, michael palin, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. we we re too visible at this bafta ceremony. we were just like to say thank you to everyone. i know it

. >> i'm saunter's sergeant rob jones. i was in the process of trying to clear a dangerous area of iuds. and an iud found me first and that resulted in double above knee amputations. ♪ >> i realized pretty quickly that just because i was missing my legs above the knee now that didn't mean my life's mission had changed. ♪ i still want to my life to be something i could be proud of. i wanted my life to be something that made a difference in the world. i was able to go to the paralympics in 2012 and win a bronze medal in rowing. i was able to win 2013 ant '14 ride my bike's from maine to san diego. in 2017 i was able to run 31 marathons in 31 different cities and i did all of that to show that no matter what your circumstance is, veterans can stay in the fight. the support i got from my loved ones was kind of an unspoken thing. when i first got injured, they were there to support me no matter what. with their support i was able to stay positive and not give up. i kind of set a precedent for myself of being positive and ke

leah: i think we can agree doug jones is the most vulnerable senator in the country. part of the reason he's a senator at all is because of his 2017 special election opponent roy moore who is running again. are you planning on getting involved in any primaries where he weak republican candidate could jeopardize the general election in places like alabama or in kansas now that mike pompeo is not running? steven: we were involved in the alabama senate race in 2017, which totally ruined my summer that year, and as you know, he is a candidate again. i don't think i'll be and don't foresee he'll require any intervention from us. we've got to, maybe three people in that primary, all of whom are running ahead of him at this point. i don't think it will be roy moore so i don't bequeath have -- so i don't think we will have to get involved there. kansas, i'm not certain just yet, but i think there is a primary field that has to get sorted out. we've said publicly we are concerned kris kobach as a general election candidate. he threw away a very winnable race. he didn't campaig

this is jones on a very grainy security video across the street from where garrett passed. >> jones was asked to roll up his shirt and pants to check for possible wounds and a leg injury. meanwhile, tandy was talking to police. and she had some thoughts. strong thoughts. >>> coming up. >> they had asked if there was anybody i could think of that wanted to hurt garrett. there was only one person that came to mind. >> the chief of police indicated to another investigator they had a pretty hot suspect and they were lining up whatever evidence they could to try to make an arrest. >>> when "dateline" continues. e. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >>> iran backed militia men have withdrawn from baghdad, iraq. after a second day of violent protests. earlier they tried to scale the walls. secretary of state mike pompeo has postponed his friday trip to u

i'm lewis vaughan jones, in london. also in the programme: with less than 2a hours until brexit, we look at britain's chances of striking quick trade deals with the rest of the world, including china. and the high tech trainers said to feel like running on trampolines — are they giving professional athletes an unfair advantage? live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. hello. it's 1am in london, 9am in the morning here, in singapore, and 2am in geneva, where the coronavirus has been declared a global public emergency by the world health organization. in the last hour, china's national health commission said the death toll from the outbreak in the country rose to 213, with almost 2,000 new cases confirmed. it takes the total number of confirmed cases to almost 10,000. the who said the declaration sent an important signal to the international community. i am declaring a public health emergency of international concern, over the global outbreak of novel coronavirus. the main

i'm lewis vaughan jones in london. also in the programme: with less than 2a hours until brexit, we look at britain's chances of striking quick trade deals with the rest of the world, including china. and the high tech trainers said to feel like running on trampolines, are they giving professional athletes an unfair advantage? hello. it's midnight in london, 8:00am in the morning here in singapore, and midnight in geneva, where the coronavirus has been declared a global public emergency by the world health organization. the illness, which has killed 212 people in china, has spread to almost 20 other countries, with more than 8,000 people infected. the who said the declaration sent an important signal to the international community. iam i am declaring a public health emergency of international concern. over the global outbreak of novel coronavirus. the main reason for this declaration is not because of what is happening in china, but because of what is happening in other countries. our greatest concern is the potential f

this is how cowboys owner, jerry jones, arrived in miami. the big one is his. $250 million, 357-foot yacht. jerry jones bought the cowboys 31 years ago for $150 million. now he's buying $250 million yachts. >> go big or go home. >> everything's bigger in texas. >> see you later. >> thank you. goodnight. thank you for joining us. tion. oh, i wish i could do more. it's just a bunch of old, out-of-date clothes. oh, i'm sure it's great. three weeks ago, our neighbors, the rands, lost their house and everything they own in a fire. fortunately, nobody was hurt. and fortunately, they're friends with wonder woman over here. i'm hardly wonder woman. she mobilized the community to donate clothes, furniture, appliances, all to help them start over in their new rental. which you found them. i'm no wonder woman. rand-aid was her idea. it wasn't my idea to call it "rand-aid." okay, fine. i'm wonder woman. - terrible tragedy. - they're our closest friends. - we know them. - uh, manny and their son reuben are tight. in fact, i put in one of their closets. n

more now on the death of terry jones. his fellow monty python alum john cleese has a speaking on the phone. he was a remarkable fellow because he had endless energy and enthusiasm. we almost used to laugh at him sometimes. i recall he got up one day we were shooting on the south coast and he got excited about how green the grass was. do you see what i mean? so there was this hugely lively energy in him that was very attractive. and he also had a confidence that i rather envy. he would take things without any worry that he might not do them terribly well. he did do them well but you know what i mean? i always held back and said! know what i mean? i always held back and said i don't think i could do that or get it right but i don't think terry was ever assailed by those kind of doubts. the point of a tea m those kind of doubts. the point of a team is not that everyone is go to the same thing but the members of a tea m the same thing but the members of a team are all good at different things. that was exactly right in monty

jones. i sort of the senior director, for 2011 to 2018, had the privilege of serving as california's interest commissioner. i'm a tie and concludes that global temperature rise contribute to catastrophic compliments, heavy precipitation, coastal precipitation, wildfires, are weights of you are more frequent by global temperature rise. these events are resulting in loss of life, injury and destruction and these events produce economic insurance losses. these lost a rising over time globally and in the united states. from 1980 to 2019, damaged associated with extreme weather events cost 1 million damages -- 1 million dollars in damage across the u.s. economy, at 1.7 trillion, dollars in 2017 global economic loss of natural catastrophes were 330 billion dollars. total global insured losses were nearly 138, billion the highest losses in history. the united states, and insurance, companies are responding to increase -- decrease losses from severe weather events by excluding limiting coverages for

david:ou the of python owed much to terry jones. he cared a lot. terry: mike, terry gilliam, and myself tended to be on one side, and eric, john, annwe graha on the other side. mainly it was in method that john and locked horns, because i think john does like to dominate. david: on the python films, he directed and injected a bit of his medieval knowledge. there was something of a special cruelty when all of it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend michael palin, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. >> um, we would just like to say thank you. i know it is a great honor for dad to win this award. stggles we are having at the moment. we are so proud of him. thank you. laura: the prosecution calls harvey weinstein a hollywood titan and a rapist. the defense says his relationships were consensual. those are the two sides lawyers presented in opening statements today at the trial of the former movie mogul. heenies t five charges against him, including re and sexual assault. bars if he is convicted.e behind north america

>> i talked to jason jones after that enhe was gutted. he gave up his career, with and literally goes length and birth of this country to talk to policeman so they know what they're really dealing with. >> of when you're watching -- lora logan on fox nation she has no agenda. just the facts, ma'am. let me ask you this because you spent far too much time in middle east to ignore your expertise in that experience. your thoughts about iran. and listening to the the senators like mike lee. i mean, it is patheticking to me to hear u.s. senator suggest that the united states government did wrong when killing a terrorist. a constitutional authority of the president is clear that national interest is clear. my god what a redealing. it is really interesting because where was senator lee when obama assassinated remember the lead or of al qaeda who was really one of the main recruiters al qaeda and at that time that's always my question as a journalist right is i look for consistency and inconsistency i look at motivation. >> swamp is a terrible pla

david: the soul of python owed much to terry jones. he cared a lot. terr mike, terry gilliam, and myself tended to be on one side, and eric, john, ann graham were on the other side. mainly it was in method that john andke i locd horns, because i think john does like to dominate. dad: on the python films, he directed and injected a bit of his medievalwledge. there was something of a special cruelty when all oroit was robbed him by dementia. united with his old frie michael palin, it was all too visible at this baftaem cy. >> um, we would just like to say thank you. i know it is a great honor for dad to win this award. struggles we are having at the moment. we are so proud of him thank you. laura: the prosecution calls harvey weinstein a hollywood titan and a rapist. the defense says his tionships were consensua those are the two sides lawyers ntesented in opening state today at the trial of the former movie mogul. he denies t five charges against him, including rape and sexual assault. weinstein could face life behind bars if he is convicted. bryant ha

bret, for me, and i'm just talking for doug jones right now. the most important thing for me is looking forward in what's going to be our strategy. we've got serious issues we've got to deal with. we've got more troops in the middle east now that we've had at the beginning of the summer, some 15,000. i want to hear better strategy what i'm hearing about the set of his talking strictly about whether or not there was going to be an imminent attack, which by the way, did not come out in a classified briefing about anything involving embassies. that just did not happen i in te senate intelligence briefing. >> bret: senator doug jones, we'll be following your rates very closely. it's a close one down there in alabama and we appreciate you coming audrey will have you ba back. >> thanks, bret. appreciate it. >> bret: when we come back the latest on arad. iran. is ending soon! get a 4-course meal starting at $15.99. treat yourself to the perfect gift today, because the aussie 4-course won't last long! outback steakhouse. ( ♪ ) hey there! i'm lonnie f

jones. >> we would like to thank you for your leadership, mr. chairman, and think the committee for holding this important series of hearings. we would urge you to consider solutions to mitigat to mitigatn adaptinmitigate and adaptthem t. i would urge you to consider delving into the potential risk of the financial system that we had a chance to talk about a little bit earlier. there is one bright spot among the financial regulators and that is the trading commission with the leadership of the subcommittee on climate risk that is going to be making a recommendation with regards to all u.s. financial regulators on the steps they should take to address this risk and i think this would be an interesting subject for the committee to take up and finally, with regards to insurance, it's a very important mechanism to help manage risk in communities and families, individuals, businesses recovering from catastrophic events but if we don't dramatically and quickly reduce the underlying driver of that risk, insurance isn't going to solve the problem it wil

sergeant jones, i want to start with you. you had a response on twitter to ban road saying you started a war over at imaginary redline. we have the iran we have today because of your policy. to this one out. explain. >> problem is we have the iran we have today because the obama administration objectively through policy never found a balance between restraint and deterrence. iran doesn't see simple messages like what ben rose is tweeting or perhaps the policy president obama brought forth as a deterrent and because of that they become emboldened. >> melissa: president trump tweeting "iran never won all war but never lost a negotiation." christian, that's throwing a lot of shade at the obama administration, basically saying they were taken advantage of. >> they were. they are not alone. republican administrations have made big mistakes, it's too. they've basically been pushing on an open door since the regime came to power, taking american diplomats hostage, killing marines in beirut, attacking our embassy in beirut, kidnappin

leah: i think we can agree doug jones is the most vulnerable senator in the country. he's a senator at all is because of his election opponent roy moore who is running again. are you planning on getting involved in any primaries where he weak republican candidate could jeopardize the general election in places like alabama or in kansas now that mike pompeo is not running? we were involved in the alabama senate race in 2017, which totally ruined my summer that year, and as you know, he is a candidate again. i don't think i'll be and don't foresee he'll require any intervention from us. we've got to, maybe three people in that primary, all of whom are running ahead of him at this point. i don't think it will be roy moore so i don't bequeath have to get involved. kansas, i'm not certain just yet, but i think there is a primary field that has to get sorted out. we've said publicly we are concerned kris kobach as a general election candidate. , didn'tampaign well connect with voters on things that they cared about. known thatpublicly we've sat down with roger marshall and

vith was the 116th engineers of a 106th division. >> i arrived at 10:30 and general jones needed help. then the problem was to get my tomand marching behind me come to st. vith. my greatest problem on the 17th of december was confusion and traffic on the road. your initial success on the 16th lot ofmber had started a vehicles, like supply vehicles, extra headquarters of vehicles, and service vehicles, going to the year. severe, the road junction to the west of st. vith, i had to go out and play military police man a directed traffic to get it flowing to the front. i am sure you had the same problem because there is only one road through st. vith. >> [speaking foreign language] >> exactly the same situation. on the afternoon of the 17th, i was on my way in a small vehicle, and i had to dismount because it was impossible to get ahead on this road. i walked toward the front and try to make myself useful as a military policeman. it was hopeless to try to untangle the vehicles when suddenly i heard someone calling in a loud voice. at the front, i thought i saw a military policeman and i ap

john schwartz of dow jones and katie roof who covers venture " journal." one more bit of c this is seriet was $285 million. that was a series c. what are you doing investing $200 million, and you did it with some other investors as well, in a series a? >> well, scott, it really is about the size and scope of the opportunity. so a little background on one password. it's 15 years old at this point. it was started in 2005. >> never took venture capital. >> no, for 15 years. this is a profile unusual in the market today. the company has been profitable since day one, is of significan well. did not need to raise venture capital or capital at all. >> what changed for them? wh dide to take your money? did they pivot at all? have they done the same thing in 15 years? >> they didn't pivot. three and a half years ago they launched a business product which is what expand the the scope and potential of the company the last three years. over the last three years they acquired 55,000 companies. now, in -- >> customers? >> sorry, customers. in the history of my investing

also doug jones and kyrsten sinema and other democrats in red states, some facing tough races. is there a question whether democrats may peel off on calling witnesses? >> democrats have been unified on the idea of calling witnesses in general. that's something chuck schumer locked up early in the process. we saw that through numerous votes early last week when we saw all those procedural votes late in the night. in terms of specific witnesses, it's an interesting development with senator manchin saying he's be open to calling hunter biden because a vast majority of the senate democratic caucus have said hunter biden is not relevant to this. neither is the vice president. they should not be called. they should not be considered in any sort of a witness swap. manchin may be the outlier here. he is also the one that's being the most closely watched for a potential acquittal of the president. a lot of democratic sources i've talked to feel doug jones, who is up for re-election in alabama, while he is up for election in a red state, he needs the democratic base to turn out for him i