hello i'm terry barton thanks for joining us u.s. president hailed what he called the great american comeback in his annual state of the union address to congress in a speech covering a wide range of policies he celebrated america's. booming economy his dress was punctuated at times with spectacle reminiscent of his reality t.v. background. from smain platform this year in the election year of course is the economy he tell to it his moves on a range of signature foreign policy issues as well including trade deals and pressuring nato allies to increase military spending. as don't know trump made his way to the podium it was clear he had the support of his republican party. but as they chanted for one more year is there was no escaping the fact that this house sees democratic controlled impeachment wasn't mentioned but president trump appeared to snub house speaker nancy pelosi the most powerful elected democrat by refusing to shake her hand. and this was to be his show 3 years ago we launched the great american comeback tonight i said

saturday night is a big step up for terry, eva walstrom has held the title since 2015 whilst terry has had just nine professional fights. people like normal people who have gone on and achieved against odds and terri harper has done that. if she does it on saturday, she becomes a real star. i don't know if she is ready for that, she is as quiet as a mouse. if you become the champion, her life will change forever. see how much i have improved injust change forever. see how much i have improved in just the short two years and after every fight i can see improvement. i know stepping into that ring either has not got anything i had not come across before. jan admits she will be screaming and shouting in the front row on saturday night and on sunday they will have the christmas dinner terri harper missed out on what she was preparing for the fight. tanya arnold reporting there. if you play golf, you'll know that a few hours on the course can be a great way to relieve stress — as long as you're getting the rub of the green. now a special project at the home of golf — st andrews — is he

i'm terry mcsweeney. it's been analyzed every way possible and talked about nonstop the past two weeks. but tomorrow it is time to play. the 49ers just hours away from sports' biggest stage. tonight, though, it's about the night life. and who knows more about the night life than our own raj mathai who is live in miami it kicking off tonight's coverage. raj. >> terry, good evening. after a week of hype and speculation and parties, we are here. let's just play the game. the 49ers and the chiefs, a lot happening tonight, though, on this super bowl saturday night. there's the politics part of it, the football part of it and, yes, the night life part of it. let's start with president trump. the political parts of all this, this is a tradition now. the president, the sitting president sits down with the broadcast network airing the game. tomorrow's game is on fox. the president will do a special pre-game interview with fox news's shaent sean hannity. sean hannity is a ardent supporter of the president. talk abo

saturday night is a big step up for terri, eva walstrom has held the title since 2015 whilst terri has had just nine professionalfights. people like underdog stories, normal people who have gone on and achieved against odds and terri harper has done that. if she does it on saturday, she becomes a real star. i don't know if she is ready for that, she is as quiet as a mouse. if she becomes the wbc champion, her life will change forever. i can't go into this fight with anything other than confidence. seeing how much i have improved in just the short two years and after every fight i can see improvement. i know stepping into that ring eva has not got anything i have not come across before. jen admits she will be screaming and shouting in the front row on saturday night and on sunday they will have the christmas dinner terri missed out on while she was preparing for the fight. i bet she is feeling super nervous right now. tanya arnold reporting there. if you play golf, you'll know that a few hours on the course can be a great way to relieve stress — as long as you're getting the rub of th

terry eldridge. brittany was 17 years younger than terry. she was only 22 when they got married. it wasn't long before their marriage was in trouble. >> really you started to fall apart because she was getting antsy and wanted to have a family and settle down and he was just out driving a truck all the time. you know, she just kind of felt like this is not right for me like it used to be. >> the final straw was when terry found out brittany was having an affair with her co-worker norman clark and was pregnant with his baby. given that basket of facts the police investigating brittany's murder knew it was time for a talk with her ex-husband. >> coming up, investigators uncover secrets from brittany's life. >> everything changed. it like instantly -- >> from someone else's. >> how many women were you seeing at the time. >> maybe 15 to 20. >> when "dateline" continues. when life changes, so do your taxes. that's a reason to switch to jackson hewitt. our tax returns come with a free lifetime accuracy guarantee. life may change. your lifetime accuracy guarantee won't. tax prep guarant

terry eldridge. brittany was 17 years younger than terry. she was only 22 when they got married. it wasn't long before their marriage was in trouble. >> really you started to fall apart because she was getting antsy and wanted to have a family and settle down and he was just out driving a truck all the time. you know, she just kind of felt like this is not right for me like it used to be. >> the final straw was when terry found out brittany was having an affair with her co-worker norman clark and was pregnant with his baby. given that basket of facts the police investigating brittany's murder knew it was time for a talk with her ex-husband. >> coming up, investigators uncover secrets from brittany's life. revealing recordings that race new suspicious. >> coming up -- >> he was e-mails lime like normal. and then as soon as i told him, everything changed like instantly. and normal had secrets of his own. >> how many women were you seeing at the time. >> maybe 15 to 20. >> when "deadly circumstances" continues. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must b

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president all trump hailed what he called the great american comeback in his annual state of the union address to congress in a speech covering a wide range of policies topped off at times with spectacle reminiscent of his reality t.v. background he celebrated america's booming economy that's his main platform in this election year trump also touted his moves on a range of signature foreign policy issues including trade deals and pressuring nato allies to increase military spending. as donald trump made his way to the podium it was clear he had the support of his republican party . but as they chanted for more years there was no escaping the fact that this hell since democratic controlled impeachment wasn't mentioned but president trump appeared to snub house speaker nancy pelosi the most powerful elected democrat by refusing to shake her hand. and this was to be his show 3 years ago we launched the great american comeback tonight i stand before you 2 share the incredible results jobs

good evening everyone, i am terry mcsweeney. it is a race to stop the deadly vir virus. two new cases, one in santa clara. china confirmed 57 more people have died from the virus. that brings the death toll to more than 361. yesterday one person died in the philippines and that's the first death outside of china. more than 17,000 people worldwide have been infected and the spread continues. the virus have been confirmed in 25 countries. here in the united states, 11 confirmed cases. two of those in the south bay, nbc bay area marianne favro is live with new development. >> reporter: terry, the cdc confirmed the new case here this morning, it is an adult female recently traveled to wuhan china and flew to the bay area, landing at sfo. this case is not related to the man diagnosed last week with coronavirus. santa clara public health officer dr. cody gay us details of the newest case. >> the case is adult female, it is not connected to the first case we announced on friday. the patient arrived here on january 23rd to visit her family here. prior to her arrival, she spent t

yes terry i will let my post know. of course terry salinger. and above all you never ever call him. terry doesn't want to hear about how much you love the catcher in the rye and he doesn't want to read your stories don't have to he's good writers make the worst insistence in the work. tough cookie day you had a sneak preview i know so what's it like. well it's a little bit like the devil wears prada if instead of a fashion magazine or where the literary world sigourney weaver is back in her role as the mean boss that we know from working girl back in the eighty's margaret quali the daughter of andy and make del playing the young hopeful and actually this is a very sincere movie because she has to respond to the fan mail of j.d. salinger's fans and she's not supposed to but she she ends of wanting to write some very personal responses to a lot of lost souls out there who connect with his book ok now it's the 70th anniversary of the bali 9 a kohls the son of ration of course but also being some controversy. that's right well cause for celebration the valley nala in the past 70 years h

>> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> tonight, the senate has approved a bipartisan resolution curbing the president's ability to take military action against iran. the measure prompted by the drone strike that killed iranian general qassem soleimani and the retaliation from iran on the u.s. military. eight republicans joined all the democrats in the 55-45 vote. that margin not large enough to override the president's expected veto. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the police officer on trial for a deadly shooting. the officer firing 13 shots into the car, killing a young woman. tonight, the verdict is in. >>> the astros cheating scandal. the players back for spring training. some admitting to cheating today. and what they said next. >>> and then, this got our attention today. four shots at halftime, and the promise of $10,000. well, he makes the shots, you can see, the crowd goes wild -- so why isn't he getting the money tonight? a lot more news ahead. i'll b

terry, can you hear the music? i think i'm going to go dance a little bit. >> got your dancing shoes on? >> yes, i do. always prepared. >> anthony flores, thank you very much. looking forward to talk to you users have a chance to watch the super bowl after. they have an agreement with fox to stream channels on the platforms. that deal expired yesterday. whoops. both sides couldn't agreen a new deal. that meant roku users were not going to be able to watch the super bowl on their devices. but roku tweeted this last night. it said both companies got it together, reached agreement, and roku users will be able to stream the super bowl on their devices. so, what's the weather going to be like -- look at this behind us. it's like a painting. >> we've got a good sun set. >> we've got the clouds and everything. you were talking about the weather down in south florida. not going to be iguana dropping or -- gecko dropping? >> it was about a weeks and 40s the i ghanas fell out of the tree. >> they weren't dead. >> no, they re

wanted terry shelters covering the conference for us from munich she joins us now for more terry today really the meat of the conference when we see all those big names taking the stage u.s. secretary of states mike pale among them a very trumpy and speech and really arguing the opposite of what french president had to say saying essentially look the west is winning. that's right carl is not at all surprising to hear trump administration officials say they're winning but what was surprising about secretary pompei is your marks is that he said the u.s. and europe together are this team that trance atlantic issues are are winning and that's something that we don't often hear from trump administration officials including secretary pompei a himself who is known to criticize in various service terms the european union european officials even the european way of life sometimes so this was definitely a turnabout of the usual trump trump message that. the u.s. and europe are a single team and they are doing things right and it's working. pompei also doesn't often agree with u.s. democrats but

wanted terry shelters covering the conference for us from munich she joins us now for more terry today really the meat of the conference when we see all those big names taking the stage u.s. secretary of states mike pale among them a very trumpy and speech and really arguing the opposite of what french president had to say saying essentially look the west is winning. that's right carl is not at all surprising to hear trumpet ministration officials say they're winning but what was surprising about secretary pompei is your marks is that he said the u.s. and europe together are this team that trance atlantic issues are are winning and that's something that we don't often hear from trump administration officials including secretary pompei himself who is known to criticize in various service terms the european union european officials even the european way of life sometimes so this was definitely a turnabout of the usual trump trump message. that the u.s. and europe are a single team and they are doing things right and it's working. pompei also doesn't often agree with us democrats but they

. >> reporter: that's right, terry. we are on the red carpet at the super saturday night concert featuring lady gaga. you can hear the music going on. there is a light show all over the place behind the camera. lady gaga still about two hours away from performing, but the celebrity arrivals are about to begin any moment now. now, lady gaga has been the main attraction at the halftime show at the super bowl. she also sang the national anthem at the super bowl at levi's stadium, you might remember. now, this show is really the show before the super bowl. lady gaga headlining this event. now, this is one of many concerts during super bowl week. maroon 5 is also performing tonight. three-timeuposti a party. it'srivals, as i mentioned, set to begin any moment. right now i'm looking at former nfl quarterback mark sanchez just off the camera shot here. speaking of arrivals, the 49ers arrived at hard rock stadium this morning, their first walk-through before they step on the field. look at coach shanahan drinking coffee. cool,

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the world health organization says the world is not ready to fight the new coronavirus known as coded 19 as the disease continues to spread to more countries outside of china the w.h.o. is warning governments to brace for a possible pandemic. korea remains the country with the highest number of infections outside of china the us military has confirmed its 1st case among soldiers based in south korea meanwhile officials there are racing to contain an alp rate that has swelled to more than 1100 cases. south korean children will be cooped up in their homes as schools across the country remain closed to combat the spread of covert 19 gun me race office also closed leaving her to look after her 2 sons and try to keep them busy. the kids study cook for them at home watch t.v. and sometimes play board games together and spend time reading books i won't let them keep the ball around in here but they will get bought. as a child psychologist ms khan worries about her children's wellbeing she says that relatives of those afflicted are more likely to de

tonight -- gwyneth paltrow, host of "america's got talent: the champion," actor terry crews, journalists and authors philip rucker and carol leonnig, featuring the 8g band with adam marcello. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. th is "late night. in that case, let's get to the news according to a new poll, senator bernie sanders has passed joe biden and now leads the democratic field nationally, and as is always the case when bernie passes someone, his blinker is still on. [ laughter ] president trump's campaign manager last night dismissed the coverage of the impeachment trial saying, "it's like watching paint dry." you know, like you do sometimes after you cover something up [ audience oohs [ laughter ] according -- "you better dry soon [ laughter ] dry. why aren't you drying? [ laughter ] according to senate rules, the only drinks permissible in the room during president trump's impeachment trial will be water and milk, also known as a mike pence martini [ laughter ] the president was in davos, switzerland for the world economic forum and during an interview h

cme chairman and ceo terry duffy. terry, good to see you. as the largest futures and derivatives trading platform in the world, the cme and its trading volume for our viewers really gives us a window. where are you soggy the beeing t number of trades? >> thank you for having me. you are absolutely correct. we are seeing massive flows to all the major product lines here at cme, but for starters, you are seeing the obvious ones which is in the equity markets. it's up about 127% just off of last week's flows so we are seeing tremendous flows through our equity division and our fixed income is up about the same percentages. you referenced something which is oil, which i find very interesting. the flows in that is not as dramatic as the other two i just referenced but when you look at the price of oil, especially west texas intermediate which we trade here at cme, at roughly $46, $47 a barrel, down to percentages you referenced just a moment ago, then you look at some of the stocks such as chevron, exxonmobil that are part of the dow 30, that's h

on the speech to give us the european perspective we're joined by teri schultz and brussels welcome terry what do you think leaders on this side of the atlantic will make of his speech and whether any new messages there i think sarah that most european leaders woke up this morning probably a bit nervous about what might have been said in the state of the union because you know no matter what was previewed or released in early transcript or what they expected him to say you never know with in the middle of the speech president trump would break out and say he decided that you know he was going to impose 25 percent tariffs on european cars or quit nato war or cut off intelligence sharing because the europeans plan to use while way in 5 g. technology he's so unpredictable that not even his closest allies can say that's not going to happen so i think the fact that europe played a very very tiny role in this speech he didn't speak much about europe at all just one mention about nato probably left european leaders relieved that they don't have to deal with messes this morning coming out of the

so let's get to terry moran live at the white house and, terry, we know the president has had a lot to say about the mccabe case but also about the prosecution of michael flynn as well. you reported at the top there the attorney general's decision to review that case is raising new questions of improper influence? >> reporter: inevitably. david, nykea flynn pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. he's tried to reverse that plea, accused prosecutors of misconduct. that went nowhere. and now the attorney general is saying new prosecutors will step in. they will look at that case. trump and barr both say they don't talk about these cases. they insist there's no undue influence. but it looks like there might not need to. but they see the cases the same way, and it benefits the president. >> terry, thank you. always good to have you. >>> now what could be a new deal in afghanistan tonight. the u.s. and taliban announcing a tentative agreement for a seven-day reduction in violence. it's what they're calling it, a very preliminary step. but one that could eventually affect troop levels in a

i'm terry mcsweeney. a second case of coronavirus is confirmed in santa clara county. live at the public county health lab with new developments. marianne. >> reporter: the they confirmed the new case this morning in an adult female. she recently traveled to wuhan, china and flew to the bay area landing in sfo. this case is not coronavirus. the doctor just gave us details about this newest case. >> the case is an adult female and it is not connected to the first case that we announced on friday. the individual is from china and arrived here on january 23rd to visit her family here. prior to her arrival, she had spent time in wuhan. she had been at her family's home since her arrival and has not left the home except to seek medical care. >> reporter: the woman has what's considered a mild case, and she has not been hospitalized. this morning the health department started a contact investigation to determine who she may have been near since she arrived here in the south bay and whether any of those people now have symptoms. but the doctor says the risk to the overall pub

i'm terry mcsweeney. strong winds are wreaking havoc on the bay area. downed power lines and trees among the problem. crushes a vehicle parked across the street, showing the sheer power of these winds. across the bay area, we're seeing things like this power pole in oakland exploding. it's been a while since we've seen something like this. the winds may not be over yet. live look outside right now in oakland. yep, the camera bouncing around. really shaking that camera. let's bring in rob. this afternoon i was being pushed from lane to lane. >> it was a similar experience on 680 heading into sonoma and freemont. it was interesting, the peak wind gusts at our local air force was out towards oakland. 75 miles an hour wind gusts. wind speeds a little above 50 in terms of peak wind gusts. earlier today, a big number popped up at kirkwood, 209 miles an hour was the recorded gust for the morning. upon review with some of the data up there, courtesy of national weather service sacramento, that number has beet we saw today was 125 miles an hour. so the old recor

representative terry alexander, representative bamberg and representative mcknight. [cheers and applause] >> south carolina! [cheers and applause] > are you ready? are you ready to take this country by storm? are you ready? [cheers and applause] >> to reclaim this democracy that was made for the people and by the people. are you ready? [cheers and applause]

that's right, terry. and it just keeps getting bigger and bigger. people keep coming by all afternoon in tears. as you can imagine, just absolutely devastated by this. they describe a caring teen who didn't go out often and was extremely generous to the people around him. an uncle identified him as jonathan parker. and they, like many here, for at the school grieving. they say he was into video games, collecting coins and really being with his family. though he typically didn't go out, he decided to come to the game at deer valley where he was a student and then the unthinkable happened. after the basketball game let out, that's when a fight broke out and then gunfire. today people remember him as a special, kind person. >> he played this game, fortnite. he was a gamer. that's why, you know, it hurts so much, you know, because this kid never left. never left the house. >> whoever did this, you took everything from our family. we'll never be the same. my sister will never be the same. this is horrible. >> reporter: now, the school district released a

representative terry alexander. and a number of other members of the legislature who are not here. let me also thank black-a-lack for their band, for their music. let me thank representative thigpin for all the work he does. thank travis washington for his remarks. thank my old friend, gus newport, former mayor of berkeley, california. and thank somebody who has become an increasingly close friend, a wonderful actor, a

. >> reporter: terry, they are expected here much later tonight and after quite an experience, it is not over yet. certainly must be relief for some passengers but still one man decided to stay behind. he has some serious questions about how this all unfolded. >> the long journey home for americans on the diamond cruise ship in japan is underway. they were taken by bus to a converted windows cargo claim. another difficult journey for people who have already dealt for a whole lot. >> we have not been out of this cabin for two weeks. >> reporter: we spoke with him by phone. he says he's been healthy in quarantine and wanted to maintain the quarantine for the duration he did not want to leave.

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i'm terry mcsweeney. a child is recovering from an apparent mountain line cupertin park is now closed. the child was attacked about 10:00 this morning while talking on a trial maybe two miles from the main parking area. the animal only caused minor injuries before adults scared it away. it is not clear how old that child was or what led up to the attack. attacks of this kind are extremely rare. there have been only 16 confirmed mountain lion attacks on humans in california history. nbc bay area is on the way to the park. we will have a live report coming up at 5:00. as soon as he learned about the sto story, we sent out a push alert to our app. >>> continuing coverage now as final preparations are made for more coronavirus evacwees. christie smith live in fairfield with the details on this. >> reporter: well, terry, they are expected here much later tonight at travis air force base. we are told they will be held separately from the evacwees that are already here. as you can imagine, this has been quite an

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didn't work out that way. >> it's a gut punch, terry. i'll tell you what, for the whole organization, no sugar coating here. it is a gut punch for the players, the coaches, the staff. they came pretty close, three and a half quarters. they controlled the game. but the chiefs came back and earned this win. they are indeed the super bowl champions. we are coming to you from downtown miami at the basketball arena. the 49ers are here. the team bus has rolled in just a short while ago. there is a concert inside. they planned this party win or lose. they wanted it in a winning situation but even in a losing situation, kyle shanahan said we need to be together as a team. we'll show you back to the stadium what we saw. you might not see this in the network coverage, but this is what you saw outside the 49ers coverage. all the guys coming back in, really just stunned at what happened out there on the field. in the looker room, more of the same. just not really sure how this flips away. patrick mahomes and the chiefs really came and earned this. h

a low and terry martin welcome to the program the doctor who 1st alerted authorities to the corona virus has died of the disease his death has been widely mourned and has fueled anger at the government's initial cover up of the epidemic the credit virus has now killed more than 600 people and infected at least 31000 in china. dr levy when liang is dead 5 weeks ago on the 30th of december he noticed a virus similar to saws a kill a chinese virus from 2 decades ago he posted a warning on the we both group for fellow doctors 3 days later the 3rd of january he was reprimanded by officials and forced to sign an apology who had shut down its food and wildlife market the origin of the virus on the same day but then officials delayed a citywide lockdown and the virus spread weeks later the city announced the virus and the official lockdown came according to statistics that was too late the virus is now rapidly spreading through china although it stabilized in other countries and the virus is killing people dr lee one of many in life he sparked a national conversation about freedom of speech in c

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us as the number of corona virus cases continues to mount countries are taking drastic actions to prevent its spread japan has quarantined a cruise ship carrying almost 4000 people over fears of a corona virus outbreak on board the diamond princess is now anchored in yokohama bay a former passenger tested positive for the corona virus after disembarking in hong kong days earlier a medical team. has boarded the ship and is checking passengers so far 8 people on board have shown symptoms such as fever passengers say they have been told to wait in their capitals for virus tests. 4 point where you go to reporter judy and ryle who is in yokohama a journey of more than 3000 people are under quarantine on that ship why have authorities taken a step in the japanese authorities a desperate to keep this virus out you can see yokohama behind me that's about 3 or 4 kilometers distant where i am i mean a residential district overlooking the ports but the japanese authorities as i just want to keep this out they have had 20 cases confirmed in japan so far

so i'm terry martin good to have you with us technical glitches have delayed the release of results in the 1st major test in america's presidential race democrats in iowa voted on which of the 11 candidates should be party the party's nominee challenge president donald trump but. party officials in the state have not released results citing problems with a new smartphone for reporting local results they ruled out the hack or an intrusion officials are holding calls with the candidate says they scramble to sort out the problems but that hasn't stopped some of the candidates already claiming victory based on their own doubts. well joining me now from iowa is correspondent alexandra fund naaman xandra mold start to the democrats' primary season results have been delayed due to irregularities yet candidates bernie sanders and pete bush again are claiming to be ahead is are we're turning out to be an embarrassment for the democrats. well the history you totally right this is a huge embarrassment for the democratic party in iowa and there is a lot of confusion and nearly all candidates claim

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the us senate has acquitted president donald trump both charges of impeachment the senate dominated by the president's fellow republicans voted to clear him on charges of abuse of power and on obstruction of congress the result of congressional bid to oust him from office which came from democrats in the u.s. house of representatives. for more now we're joined from washington by our correspondents all over south it all or so as expected donald trump has been acquitted in the republican controlled senate from the perspective of the democrats who launched this whole impeachment process what's been accomplished. terry well it did not go how the democrats wanted it to go that's pretty clear and that's not because of the verdict because the outcome was clear even before the trial began its rather because of the rules that impedes impeachment trial it was the 1st time in fact in the history that there were no witnesses allowed there was no evidence allowed so the republicans were able to shape that trial the way they wanted to have it and in spi

and i'm terry martin welcome to the program the u.s. senate has a quick president of both charges of impeachment the senate dominated by the president's fellow republicans but it's clear him on charges of abuse of power and on obstruction of congress the result ends a congressional bid to oust him from office which came from democrats in the u.s. house of representatives. for more now we're joined from washington by our correspondents all over sound it all over so as expected donald trump has been acquitted in the republican controlled senate from the perspective of the democrats who launched this whole impeachment process what's been accomplished. terry well it did not go how the democrats wanted it to go that's pretty clear and that's not because of the verdict because the outcome was clear even before the trial began its rather because of the rules that impedes impeachment trial it was the 1st time in fact in the history that there were no witnesses allowed there was no evidence allowed so the republicans were able to shape that tria

also that from lindsay graham, we are going to go from to terry republican live from florida. >> caller: yes, sir, thank you for taking my call. i have been watching this process since the first week, after i'd watch it a few days i could not stand it anymore. so i went to the supervisor of elections and i changed from democrat to a republican. i felt that this was necessary because the charges against president trump, i felt were very, very wrong. they were not legitimate, it just seems really sad that had to happen. >> terry i assume you are a democrat before did you vote for president trump in 2016? he's a businessman a we not need politicians to run the community it is a business if you go to one of the energy companies, they had a president, they have overseers, they have a whole bunch of people sitting in there. let's let them do their jobs, making the company work. and that's what we needed for the united states of america and all of its different countries around the world that we are associated with. and i think that it is great that he is in there. >> host: you said earlier on

here's terry moran. >> reporter: attorney general bill barr, already accused of doing a favor for the president with roger stone. tonight, we've learned he's ordered the review in the case of michael flynn. >> i feel badly for general flynn. >> reporter: the news comes just a day after the attorney general in an extraordinary rebuke told the president -- >> it's time to stop the tweeting about department about justice criminal cases. >> reporter: trump was back on twitter, insisting that while he's never directly intervened in a case, "this doesn't mean that i do not have, as president, the legal right to do so. i do, but i have so far chosen not to." so far. in his interview with abc news, attorney general bill barr warned that trump's railing about specific cases, saying who should or should not be investigated and prosecuted is undermining barr's credibility and the rule of law. >> to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about our people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department, and about judges before whom we have cas

back in 2013 i was a big supporter of terry mcauliffe in his race for governor. [applause] i am glad i was because he proved virginia could help point the way toward a better future for our country. of course, virginia was forced to grapple with the task terry was in office and we know charlottesville invoked some of the darkest chapters in our history. we are reminded of that when thousands of slaves were bought and sold and separated from loved ones. that history is part of the reason americans felt such pain when president trump said "very fine people" among the nazis and klansmen. ittragic as that day was, was also a galvanizing moment for many people because virginia and across this country american stood up and said, we cannot accept this. i was honored to stand with all of those who spoke out for what this country really stands for and i was glad to support candidates here in virginia in knew 2018, and 2019 who i would fight against the hatred on display in charlottesville. [applause] last month, all of that work paid off. for the first time in more than 2

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president had to say want to bring in terry struts in brussels for you a terry good to see you any reaction to president trump state of the union address . well a lie think european leaders woke up and breathed a huge sigh of relief that they didn't play a bigger role in the state of the union speech as problem mentioned you never know when president trump is going to go off script and suddenly decide that he does want 25 percent tariffs imposed on european auto imports or that he is going to pull all the troops out of afghanistan and leave the europeans high and dry so i think when they stand the speech they were relieved that there wasn't a bigger mention of europe i think that there could have been a lot of things he said that would that we have seen in previous speeches by president trump criticism of european policies and what was not said may be more important for europeans today now what was said the speech was mainly about the great american comeback but when foreign policy did make an appearance in his address the president mentioned nido something that you are very familiar with t

following terry martin welcome to the program nato has scheduled an emergency session today as tensions grow between turkey and the russian backed syrian government ankara is failing retaliation after syrian forces killed at least 33 turkish soldiers in an airstrike in northwestern syria and its calling for an international no fly zone to protect the it live. region's civilian population. further military action threatens to put on a collision course with moscow. a major escalation and dozens of techies troops dead their wounded taken back to tacky for treatment. of result of the airstrikes $33.00 soldiers are martyred. none of our wounded soldiers who are being treated in hospital are in critical condition. martyrs rest in peace i wish speedy recovery for wounded soldiers and i express my condolences a torn nation. takis response was swift turkish officials released footage showing the retaliatory strikes saying they have fired on syrian government targets . near the turkish border with greece refugees awaiting at the border to cross into europe turkish officials say they will open the

others.red about terry lived to serve, and we last month.m t's a sad tragedy, but terry's legacy will be remembered. ut we also have to honor with action, with real solutions. in this instance had sauer semi automatic rifle. the battlefield, not for a suburban nightclub. unspeakable do carnage, even before police can get on the scene. but there are things that are common ground than assault weapons bans. our house passed the bipartisan background checks bill to make sure that simply those to have -- oesed supposed to have guns get them. with giant loopholes for gun hows and private sales, this just doesn't make sense. it.it's time to pass also, the charleston loophole, where we saw someone put a false address and when the background check didn't come back, he his guns and got shot up the church in charleston. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. action.: it's time for thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. bacon, for five minutes. mr. bacon: thank you, madam speaker. today to address a serious is

to give us the european perspective i'm joined now by terry soltz in brussels so terry what do you think that leaders on this side of the atlantic will make of the president's speech well sara i think european leaders will be very relieved that they didn't get higher billing in the state of the union speech you never know when president trump is going to go off script and suddenly announce that he has decided to put a 25 percent tariff on european car imports or cut off intelligence sharing because they've decided to go ahead and use wall way technology in 5 g. so i think everyone's going to be relieved that didn't happen president trump so rarely says anything nice about europe these days that i think they're going to be happy she didn't say anything at all. meantime we know on foreign policy the president did however talk about nato claiming to have convince allies to increase their defense spending let's have a listen and then get your reaction we're also getting our allies finally to help pay their fair share of raised contributions from other nato members by more than $400000000000.

hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us the u.s. senate has acquitted president of both charges of impeachment the senate dominated by the president's probably publicans but it to clear him on charges of abuse of power and on obstruction of congress result em's a congressional bid to oust him from office which came from democrats in the u.s. house of representatives. for more now we're joined from washington by our correspondents all over sound it all over so as expected donald trump has been acquitted in the republican controlled senate from the perspective of the democrats who launched this whole impeachment process what's been accomplished. terry well it did not go how the democrats wanted it to go that's pretty clear and that's not because of the verdict because the outcome was clear even before the trial began it's rather because of the rules that impedes impeachment trial it was the 1st time in fact in the history that there were no witnesses allowed there was no evidence allowed so the republicans were able to shape that tria

embargo all right let's get you the very latest now our correspondent teri schultz is in a brussels terry i understand that the foreign ministers are wrapped up their meeting and that your foreign policy chief joseph burrell spoke to the press what did he have to say. that's right foreign policy chief burrell just wrapped up a press conference in which he said that this had been some of the most fierce debate he's ever seen it was very difficult to get this consensus at the end of the day and he admitted that he didn't think they would be able to when the discussion started today so what's been decided is that they will in principle restart this mission renamed from operation sophia with a new mission they will not be tasked specifically with picking up migrants who may get into distress in the mediterranean and that's the way they were able to bring austria and italy and some other governments on board by saying we are only going to monitor and enforce the arms embargo now that said it should be pointed out that it is a u.n. it is international law that if you see someone drowning in the

yeah terry. that was my favorite film of the year i saw it last year in can work won the palme d'or and i think it's amazing actually that the oscars got it right this year they almost never do in my opinion they almost never agree with me this year they did the the thing that makes such an amazing film is not just the fact that it's the 1st non english language film to win at the oscars it's because of what bunghole does with the movie i mean this this is a real genre mashup it starts sort of as a comedy satire to sort of thriller territory and by the end it's almost a horror movie at the whole time the whole film is a basically an allegory of the social division in society which although it's set very specifically in south korea is a very universal story i think is probably one of the strongest and most proficient directors working today and it's. almost a crime that korean cinema and him in particular haven't been recognized until now i think it's phenomenal that the oscars finally did get it

melissa: terri, erin, thanks to both of you guys. connell, i have to say sadly, my family is awesome spending money when we're at home. going online, streaming things. people are buying stuff online. we're ordering food. when we go out generally to get everybody off the devices and outside. we'll go to the park, do something, we're spending less money than at home. i think everybody is overreacting to these days. i understand the concern. i understand the selloff in the market. stocks were at very high valuation. i don't know two weeks from now we'll not look back at this to say it was really overdone. connell: erin made a good point on the other side of that which we don't know the timing of when that will be right? it could be two weeks t could be two months and that is probably what has people more worried than anything else. i don't think anybody else doubts there will comeback in the economy but maybe this is little worse than we thought, getting through this period, i said earlier you can't really tell how people how to behave.

nbc bay area terry mcsweeney is at the elementary school with the details. terry? >> reporter: yeah, one thing that everyone involved in the story seems to agree on, the folks from emerson to disney. there's a reason for licensing rights in the united states absolutely, positively. there's another question, with regards to this case. just because you are within your rights, does that mean that you are right. ♪ >>> disney's 2019 version of "the lion king" is great for all ages which is why a member of the emerson elementary school's dad club bought it and showed it. >> we had no idea that showing a movie to kids at a pizza evening was something that you could not do. >> reporter: last week the school received a later from swank, a third party company used by disney and others to enforce licensing laws. no one knows how they found out about the fundraiser and the e-mail said that the school owes disney $250. a good chunk of what the fundraiser brought in. they said if this men and women do not receive this hard earned revenue through sources like licensing fees, th

leaders terry that there is a need for europe to play a more assertive role when it comes to libya. absolutely there's a need for everyone to play a more assertive role when it comes to libya think about this meeting in berlin a month ago that raised such optimism that something really was going to be moving now you have turkey which supports and arms the u.n. backed libyan government you have russia which supports and arms general star who has been determined to retake tripoli by military means both of those parties agreed in berlin to stop this to observe a cease fire to stop shipping weapons into their favored parties and there was hope that this actually would happen instead as you mentioned the u.n. says the fighting has not stopped the arms have not stopped and so the e.u. with limited means is not going to get involved militarily said at least we can try to monitor who continues to send weapons and call them out and perhaps stop some of the shipments but that said if countries want it governments as powerful as turkey and russia want weapons to be delivered to libya. e.u. nav

tremendous beyond belief. >> so, let's get to terry moran, with us live at the white house tonight. and former mayor bloomberg declaring he's going to spend whatever it takes to try to defeat president trump? >> reporter: that's right, david. he's already spent $380 million. that's of his own money. we've never seen anything like it. a staggering sum. now president trump has his own war chest, but the most important numbers for him are those economic numbers. most americans are telling pollsters they feel better off today than they did in 2016 and for an incumbent president, history shows that's wind in the sails. david? >> terry, thank you. >>> tonight, the senate has approved a bipartisan resolution curbing the president's ability to take military action against iran. the measure prompted by the drone strike that killed iranian general qassem soleimani and the retaliation from iran on the u.s. military. eight republicans joined all the democrats in the 55-45 vote. that margin not large enough to override the president's expected veto. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world n

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