>> hannah slept over. >> hannah slept over wednesday evening? >> that makes him, in police jargon, the last known person to have seen her alive. >> absolutely. yes. >> her and i were having a conversation, and then, you know, one thing led to another. >> did you have sex with hannah? >> no, i did not. >> denny offered up a tip for the cops. take a look at hannah's boyfriend, brad oborn. >> maybe he heard she was seeing somebody else and there were many occasions that he would basically have hannah under his control. she could not go anywhere. >> but denny, not brad, was suddenly the person cops wanted to know a lot more about. at 3:00 a.m., they returned to denny's in force with a search warrant. the officers charging up these exterior stairs said they heard a thud. it wasn't long before one of them found a garbage bag beneath denny's window. in it? hannah's missing clothing. >> is that case closed? >> it's not case closed, but it's a big factor. >> i've always called that bag of evidence the key factor in this whole case. the magic bag. >> crit

that became hannah's problem. >> yes, it did. she was strapped with a big, big, big financial burden. i mean, there were some days in the beginning when i'd come down here with hannah and we might stay 30 minutes and just say, "we can't. i can't. we got to go." >> and then there's that other thing on hannah's plate -- her wedding, just weeks away. >> she didn't know if she wanted to do the wedding, and i said, "don't postpone this wedding, because that's not what he would want." >> mm. >> i mean, everyone that knew john would say, "no! you're going go for the gusto. go for it!" >> plus she already has the venue picked out. >> the wedding was here on the junkyard. >> excuse me? >> [ laughs ] >> that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. set in a south central l.a. junkyard, the tv series "sanford and son" was nbc's answer to what cbs hit show? the answer after the break. [ wind howls ] >> so, the tv series "sanford and son" was created in response to what other hit show? the answer is "b." the lead character, fred sanfo

hannah or erik? [ beep ] it's not "i want you." it's "i got you babe." "i got you babe." rock. cher for $1,000. that's cher and christina aguilera at the hollywood premiere of this musical, in which cher played a club owner. hannah. - what is "burlesque"? - good. walk for $600, please. could it be? it is. the house species of this bird and so early in the season. hannah. - what is a finch? - no. erik. - what's a robin? - no. rock. - what is a sparrow? - sparrow. yes, indeed. [ beep beep beep ] and that brings you up to negative $400. and you're going first in double jeopardy! that's what it means also. [ applause ] we'll start that round in a moment. ♪ ernsatchel paige was still old dominating batters at 59. . celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77. john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70. and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space. your best is yet to come. closed captioning sponsored in part by... rock was having a little bit of difficulty with his signaling device

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hannah, ifi good morning to the both of you. hannah, if i could talk to you first. you travel on the drains as much as you can, all the time. tell us much as you can, all the time. tell us what sort of experiences you have had? makes variances had been varied but some have been horrendous. i've been left waiting for a ramp, random strangers offering to lift me onto the train because the ramp hasn't arrived. i've turned up on trains where the accessible toilet has been broken, so have been forced to hold on for over three hours. it can be really quite terrible for many disabled travellers across the uk, still. does it change the way you travel on the way you think about it? usually. i was travel on the way you think about it? usually. iwas raised travel on the way you think about it? usually. i was raised by a train gig- it? usually. i was raised by a train gig. ilove it? usually. i was raised by a train gig. i love chains and would love to be able to use them all the time but i try and drive, i tried to prioritise using my car instead if it isn't a route i know or i

morgan asset management analyst, hannah anderson. hannah: everyone has their favorite scenario in which gold is the safe asset for their portfolio. you see a lot of investors taking stock of where things stand. we are in the longest business cycle in the u.s., looking at the end of a decade without a recession, not something investors are used to dealing with. we are not used to dealing with the global financial crisis. we have a bear market every 10 years or so. a place where most assets are pretty expensive. equities, people are questioning how much further they have to run after that stellar 2019 y ear. investors are worn -- wondering if gold will be a safety for their portfolio. personally i think investors want to rethink that. there are very few environments in which gold does well. it is not necessarily the case but in20 won't be, market downturns it is a mixed bag. there is no sure thing when it comes to gold. they are of investors far away from the peak. at other want to look traditional assets. -- it is nott is .ikely to pa

. >>> joining us, hannah trudeau, politics reporter for daily beast. and david mark, deputy news examiner for the washington examiner. where does the impeachment trial stand right now? any sense of a timetable right mow? >> we are really in a stalemate, as we just heard from hans there, speaker pelosi has not sent over those two articles of impeachment that were passed shortly before christmas. there is no indication she is going to do so at any point in the very near future. and on the republican side, in the senate, it's almost open insurrection at least by one or two members. so we don't know, best guess, maybe mid january or so, but this could go on for a while. >> some concern on the right here, david, also some on the left, potentially here, looking at president trump's tweets against nancy pelosi, leader pelosi, what effect is that intended to have if you have a thought on that, and what effect does it actually have? >> this is really rallying the republican base. speaker nancy pelosi is a reviled figure on the republican right, even before pres

yeah. >> we would not have worked out. >> now hannah b. is moving front bachelor nation and she's with you guys. welcome. >> yeah. >> welcome! >> excited. >> yeah. whitney carson. >> after winning the mirror ball trophy, hannah is hitting the road on the dancing tour and "e.t." got a tour. >> he said your parents on pete's season, he said, it's big. >> there's some serious chemistry between the two. it's undenial. that's why we wanted her back. >> what does he mean? >> i don't know. [ laughter ] i guess we'll have to see! >> in the meantime, this year's mirror ball winner is gearing up for the "dancing with the stars" live tour. kicking off in january. she'll be performing in the show at radio city music hall. >> and a one stop. only one top? why? >> you know, my life has drastically changed so i'm just trying to sort out, umm, what time i have, when i'm busy, when i'm not. what is coming up in the next year. so we'll see. ♪ >> there are three married couples on the tour, but life on the road isn't all that romantic. especially when it c

hannah's season, empowerment in a wind mill. what is peter's season? >> the gash across the face will be a thing. >> how much does it -- >> should have been respected the show more than he did. >> peter is my dream man. >> he was diving in pools of wate and things when he shouldn't have been. >> peter told me beforehe of the mile-high club.a member does h become one? >> someone might be carrying that car now. >> you excited for pilot pete? >> wast he in the wind mill. >> let's leave it there. >>> now to the cast of "the brady bunch." remember they reunited to bring eir iconic tv home back to life with help from hgtv and "e.t." was there for all of it. >> of course only e.t. was invited back for a special "very brady christmas." >> here we go. 's a very brady christmas tree. >> peter, that's not going to work. >> this is the perfect decoration fors, chris, the tarantula. >> lie still. not me. where's alice when you need her? >> i'll get it. >> decorating a christmas tree with t brady kids? it's a dream come true for me, but a little weird for them. >> n

. >>> and chris harrison on hannah b.'s shocking "bach kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. has bloopers from the neighb i'm going to the ball. tonight is a magical night. anything is possible. i love it. ♪ ♪ ain't nobody love me better >>> ain't nobody stops dancing when that song is on. >> it's not an easy song to sing either. >> i don't try. >> that is penn badgley and his wife domino jamming out to "ain't nobody" by chaka khan. they tied the knot two years ago, or just before season one of "you," which is probably a good thing because penn plays a total psychopath. >> no. he is a sexy psycho, which is a big reason 40 million people have watched the show on netflix. >> but only lauren zima caught up with penn before the debut of season two. >> at this point do people come up to you more for "gossip girl" fandom. >> i'm dan humphrey. >> or for "you" obsessi

. >> good morning everyone, my name is hannah shearer, and the litigation director at giffords law center gibran gun violence. my name is spelled hannah shlast name aaer. >> jonathan lowy vice president legal at brady. >> characters welcome a managing director of litigation at every town for gun safety. >> we just came from that oral argument.they were tough questions on both sides. we still hope and expect that the court will dismiss this case as moot because the plaintiffs have gotten all the relief they are seeking but it was also very clear today what is actually at stake in this case. counsel for the state affiliate of the nra got up there and asked the court to declare that the second amendment protects our right to carry firearms and also to adopt a restricted and extreme test for deciding second amendment cases that would look only to history and tradition and not to public safety concerns. that's why we are here today keeping a close eye on this case to make sure that we assert our right to be safe and show that the second amendment is perfectly consistent with gun safety laws li

so to start us off today, we're going to have hannah heineken. [applause] >> hannah works at rain northwest action network to hold banks and investors accountable for their impacts on rain forests, the climate and human rights. hannah has years of experience working on forest risk supply chains. and the financial sector and her particular expertise is in the japanese market. please welcome hannah heineken. >> hi, everyone, how are you doing today? so i just wanted to start with a quote from greta, some of you saw the speech yesterday, but i think it's important to remind ourselves that our house is on fire, right? my home state of california this year, 250,000 acres burned. fortunately, my house didn't burn, but a lot of people suffered and that's just a small segment of what happened this year. right? in the amazon, indonesia, congo, australia. the arctic, right? millions of acres have burned. billions of tons of co2 have been released. this is unprecedented. why is this happening? why is our planet being destroyed like this? it all comes down t

for hannah and adam mix which run the family owned business in the 4th generation their great grandfather founded it in 1927 of the form of $36.00 workshops only one remains in conyers the concept has been redefined. furniture is sustainable furniture has created sustainable jobs in. furniture. that help us protect and preserve our cultural. design at design concept bring scandinavian minimalism together with traditional southeast european craftsmanship this symbiosis is no coincidence. the brothers were looking for ways to modernize and in 2014 they turned to a swedish designer. internationally renowned designer monica 1st lives in stockholm and normally works for well established brands such as the italian label and the sea she took on the challenge of transporting the traditional craft into the 21st century. they show. there are a vision of combining the traditional with the modern their creations are one of a kind on the design market. i've looked at it with my sort of scandinavian or more humanistic minimalist and extracted part of the car and really applied it in a new way the broth

that was hannah long—higgins reporting from the us. now, i have taken a sneaky break to have a traditional ethiopian drink. look at this. different types of fruit juices all layered up. let me try it. mm. 0h. that is delicious. but this fruit bar, like so much else in all our lives could not exist without... ..electricity. and most electricity is still produced from coal. it accounts for 40% of world carbon dioxide emissions and it's why coal mining is still such a huge industry around the world. it employs about 6 million people and is the lifeblood of many communities. so if we want to cut coal use we have to find alternative livelihoods for those miners, which is exactly what one woman has been trying to do through a process she calls just transition. maryam moshiri has been to meet her in northern spain. cheers. the sun is setting on spain's coal mining industry. for years the industry has been economically unviable and now the demands of climate change are finishing it off altogether. but as one door closes, could more open? shara

that was hannah long—higgins reporting from the us. now, i have taken a sneaky break to have a traditional ethiopian drink. look at this. different types of fruit juices all layered up. let me try it. mm. that is delicious. but this fruit bar, like so much else in all our lives could not exist without... ..electricity. and most electricity is still produced from coal. it accounts for 40% of world carbon dioxide emissions and it's why coal mining is still such a huge industry around the world. it employs about 6 million people and is the lifeblood of many communities. so if we want to cut coal use we have to find alternative livelihoods for those miners, which is exactly what one woman has been trying to do through a process she calls just transition. maryam moshiri has been to meet her in northern spain. cheers. the sun is setting on spain's coal mining industry. for years the industry has been economically unviable and now the demands of climate change are finishing it off altogether. but as one door closes, could more open? sharan bu

hannah: la Última quimioterapia me subiÓ la presión. jerry: ella quiere morirse junto a la playa con sus niÑos conmigo a su lado. de regreso a ella me da paz a mi. presentadora: ellos recuerdan el ejemplo de ello el portorriqueÑo pionero del movimiento para morir con dignidad. presentador: muchos deciden dejar su paÍs y su cultura para encontrar su verdadera identidad. antes, la muerte del menor despierta indignaciÓn y sorpresa. mujer: tengo rabia, porque no lo sacaron de ahÍ antes? ¿es difícil competir en un mundo de hombres? quizá para los hombres. con una sola capa lash blast de covergirl megavolumen instantáneo. pestañas con hasta 10 veces más volumen. lashblast mascara de covergirl. pestañas con hasta 10 veces más volumen. solo tylenol® rapid release gels tienen aperturas hechas por láser. proveen rápida liberación del medicamento, para un rápido alivio del dolor. tylenol® ahorra con las ofertas holideals de target. descuentos en cientos de regalos de último minuto desde televisores, hasta juguetes, y suéteres.

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the brothers or hannah and adam exchange want their blend of modern design and traditional craftsmanship to become far more than an insider's team. and that be. to the end of this edition of europe max but before we go just a quick going mind that to visit our website there you can also find the details on how to and so on a draw for the exclusive euro backs watch until we meet again from all of us here in the land thanks for watching and yes. jyoti robotics. keep learning merged realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture out facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from atlanta to reality to cryptocurrency to your top picks for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with digitalisation fair share. becomes more scoured beasts mostly. blue smart innovative electric cars. at the los angeles auto show 2019 the industry's balancing act was on display all the morning pedal to the metal into the past for gliding into electro powered. drums in 30 minutes on w. o. i'm not laughing at the gym i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whip it up and then thinks do you consider

. >>> then, hannah b's next move. her new gig after winning "dancing." >> why are we still doing this? >> and our exclusive with her ex, pilot pete, giving a bachelor mansion tour to his very puppor pif parents. >> the girls are do >>> minutes away on "e.t." cohost mean and sasha, behind the scenes of their "dancing" tour. >> who is the spotlight. and a drumroll, please. [ hisses and snarls ] [ bell chimes ] let's dance! kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there. ♪ it's time we >> only on "e.t." the sneak peek of edina menzel hosting "a home for the holidays" with performances by kelly rowland, neyo and adam lambert. >> i thought i was a good mom. i only got my one 10-year-old son, you know. these people are filling their home with beautiful, beautiful children that need love. >> "a home for the holidays" says sunday on cbs. do not miss it. >> meanwhile, the lad

for hannah and her mom these are all great steps. >> great idea, fabulous. too many people getting hurt and taken to the wrong locations. >> reporter: uber also says the release of the report may actually cause the number of reported sexual assaults to go up as people are more comfortable reporting incidents. in san jose, mark sayre, kpix 5. >> if you'd like to read more of the report, we have a link on kpix.com. >>> tonight, newly released dash video shows a sheriff's deputy opening fire in downtown danville within a second of the suspect's car coming toward him. >> don't do it! >> this happened last november. a 33-year-old took off when police tried to question him about a suspicious person call. he died of his injuries. the sheriff's department later said the deputy fired to avoid being run over. the victim's mother said he could have easily gotten out of the way, and she's now suing the department. >>> well, this is the calm before the next big this beautiful sunset tonight. our meteorologist darren peck is in the weather center tracking this next one fo

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for hannah and adam exchange run a family owned business in a full generation their great grandfather founded it in 1927 part of the form of 36 workshops only one remains incontinence the concept has been redefined. really furniture is sustainable furniture has created sustainable jobs in. furniture. that help us protect and preserve our cultural heritage design not design concept bring scandinavian minimalism together with traditional southeast european craftsmanship this symbiosis is no coincidence. the brothers were looking for ways to modernize and in 2014 they turned to a swedish designer. internationally renowned designer monica firster lives in stockholm and normally works for well established brands such as the italian label and the sea she took on the challenge of transporting the traditional craft into the 21st century. it is a risk of course moving from canton is that our extremely prescient on the international design market to become. any that on the part of the building to become press that. they share a vision of combining the traditional with the modern their creations

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undercover reporter was led to the same man that you hannah's met at the party. the minister of fisheries. group on the on who spews. contribution you go fishing industry it's all just all over the profession should you go there you have the cookie that it will be really because it comes to many people. looking to cook opportunities to be both. going to miss out presides over an industry worth 3 quarters of a $1000000000.00 a year. the minister tells our reporter he should use a private number to contact him what you know thank you thanks very much if it also asks about a phone that would make his life easier. it's only. way you could i assure you that publicity. could be this way because of. the 2 for the cult of misfire the comic. book. was great the man think. the meeting with the minister is a success and sackey will soon suggest our 1st deal to get him finished the disappointing show. psyche has invited johnny to a trade fair organized by the national fishing corporation of namibia known as fish call it's a government run company i have my us using here righ

and hannah very much sees herself as the next one up to the task. you guys have been working on this for 30 years. it's time for us to take over. it's time for new people, new perspective of, and change. the amendment and decisions are adopted. three years ago he was instrumental in getting 197 parties to adopt a climate treating in kigali, rwanda. the so—called kigali amendment intends to face down powerful greenhouse gases called hydrofluorocarbons, or hfcs. the hfc refrigerant scan, alone, give us a voided warming of about half a degree celsius —— refrigerants can. that may not sound like much. but room we have on the planet one celsius so far, with pretty bad consequences. this half a degree of warming saved became a big rallying cry among world leaders. but let's get back to the start, when we said your air—conditioning unit was important. as the world warms, we need more air—conditioners and refrigeration and other cooling equipment to keep the world safe. but when you do that you have to have more electricity to power the air—cond

joining me now hannah trudeau. good morning. let's take a look at these numbers first. in the last year, more than half of voters had difficulty finding a decent paying job, they had too little money to buy enough food, they fell behind on gas, medical costs were too high, they fell behind on rent or mortgage. how do you square this shared struggle with strong divisions over the president himself and also how can democrats capitalize on this for 2020? >> this poll should terrify the president and the president's campaign because when you look at the actual numbers, this mirrors what we saw in 2018. the president ran on a faux populism. the only problem is his friends got rich while the middle and lower class didn't see a rise in their wages. and so what i think that you will see in 2020 is very similar to 2018, health care will be important, student loans will be important, the shared tax cuts and shared benefits of all that will be really important and it will be interesting to see how he answers those questions. >> and this poll comes as speaker pelosi formally announ

. >> my name is hannah shearer, tigation specialist at the center to prevent gun shinals. >>than lowey, vice president of legal at brady. >> eric turswell, managing director at every town for gun safety. >> we just came from the oral argument. there were tough questions on both sides. we still hope and expect that the court will dismiss this case as moot. because the plaintiffs have gotten all the relief they're speaking. but it was also very clear today what's actually at stake in this case. counsel for the state affiliate of the n.r.a. got up there and asked the court to declare that the second amendment protects the right to carry firearms and also to adopt a restrictive and extreme test for deciding second amendment cases that would look only to history and tradition and not to public safety concerns. so that's why we're here today, keeping a close close eye on we case to make sure that assert our right to be safe and show that the second amendment is perfectly consistent with gun ones laws like the americans have overwhelmingly been demanding. >> we're optimistic that

tom. >> thank you very much, hannah, the president has been impeached on two articles in the house of representatives. >> that was december 19th, the saturday before christmas, 1998. it is timing that the republican party now apparently believes was just unconscionable. it's at least now not fair to pursue these impeachment proceedings against this president given the holiday spirit, never mind what we did before, and never mind all the other objections from them on supposed fairness grounds, that have all been addressed now. all the things they complained about, they've all been changed, but they nevertheless continue to object. the main event now, the focus of what's about to happen in this presidency, the big deal at the heart of all of this is, of course, the factual and the evidentiary record that has been turned up in terms of president trump's behavior. i mean, the side show frankly is the series of supposedly earnest objections to the process of this impeachment that keep getting thrown up by the white house and by the president's defenders, and then those objections keep gett

cloudy and all of a sham a searching for a tree with her sons phil and hannah's and let's work. others have already found their tree. looking for something smaller while the boys are more concerned with who gets to carry their saw their mum cloudier tells us what she looks for in a tree. it can be a little crooked it doesn't have to be perfectly straight and i like it when it's quite broad at the bottom and you can hang a lot of decorations on it much. better a wider tree than a tall narrow one. we must be able to transport it to if we take that one and i have to put it on top of the car because we won't get it inside ok we can make 2 trees out of it. with that one and i have one other is right i can imagine chris. what the trust that i was going to say when i was a child we always had a tree and i couldn't imagine it any other way without a tree it just wouldn't be christmas for me that's what's most important for me not having a tree with just me to. you've got a nice tree. that's just the right size to stand beside at the mall no roughly yeah i'm a bit over want to have meter