eric? eric: well, president trump is now back on his way to washington and faces some criticism there from democrats and former justice department officials about the attorney general. mark meredith is standing by live near the president's mar rah dog lowers state in west balm -- mar rah log go in west palm beach. >> reporter: phil was talking about the fun the president was having. back here in west palm beach it was all about political fundraising last night where he raised millions for his re-election campaign. the controversy that is still back in washington, so many people are talking about it. this all stems over the attorney general, bill barr, and the calls we're seeing for some democrats for him to -- from some democrats for him to resign for office. the case of the former trump associate, roger stone, the prosecutors wanted stone to face between 7-9 years behind bars. of department leaders decided to push for a shorter sentence. that has left some democrats outraged. >> bill barr

eric? the. eric: molly, thanks so much. jillian: president trump's new acting intel chief apparently wasting no time making changes to the nation's spy agencies. "the new york times" reports that acting director of national intelligence richard grenell has removed the number two official inside the intelligence agency. garrett tenney has the details. >> reporter: this is one of a number of changes ric grenell has already made. on friday the former acting head of intelligence, joseph mcguire, resigned and according to "the new york times," his deputy, andrew hall nan, resigned as well after grenell told him his service was no longer needed. fox news has learned that one of grenell's first hires is can kash patel, a former aide to deafen newspaper yes, sir, and played a key role in investigating alleged surveillance abuses by the fbi and doj. they've been given a mandate to clean house according to catherine herridge and to carry out a top to bottom review of the intelligence agencies which the president has routinely critici

eric.>>> what? eric: a soldier a accused of that deadly shooting rampage in thailand, killing at least 20 people and wounding dozens more. the suspect has been holed up inside a popular shopping l sho. we are following this development in london. >> reporter: the police and army have stormed the shopping mall, just within the last hour. that's where of course this shooting spree has been taking place. that's where the police now say at least 20 people have been killed. at least 31 more injured. does this mean the end of this saga? we don't just know. we don't know just yet. we're still waiting to hear more from the police. they have not said that the assailant that the gunman has been apprehended at this point. what we know for sure is that this started about three hours outside of bangkok, the capital of thailand in a city called nakhon ratchasima, better known as korat. it started on a military base on the outskirts of the city when a soldier shot his commanding officer, another soldier, and a 63-

eric. eric: all right, thank you so much. arthel. arthel: eric, meanwhile the first person in the u.s. to be diagnosed with the coronavirus expressing gratitude for successful treatment at washington state hospital, he told the seattle, quote, i would like to thank doctors, nurses and entire team at providence who cared for me and look forward to returning to my normal life, joining us now is dr. george dÍaz, infections, diseases at providence regional center, thank you for joining us. >> good morning. arthel: good morning, if you could start first by telling us how this patient was treated and why is it considered successful? >> yeah, well, we placed him in isolation that was strictly, you know, appropriate for this sort of infection where we could prevent any infection of other providers, nurses, any of the caregivers, the patient himself early this presentation had relatively mild disease, about a week into his course he got worse, developed pneumonia and at that point given results from china and under the cdc, we elected to giv

eric? eric: all right, peter. by the way, that thing a thingas the las vegas observation wheel, the largest in the world. if you get in the pod with the bar, you get free drinks for the whole time you go around it -- [laughter] but i wouldn't know. peter, thank you -- >> reporter: great. free drinks? at the observation wheel. arthel: that's the place to be. [laughter] eric: thanks, peter. arthel: apparently, we're getting early numbers, 3% of caucus sites reporting with sanders in the lead followed by biden and styier. we'll have specific numbers coming up later. after those caucuses end in nevada, nevada -- i know better -- the spotlight will shift to south carolina which holds its primary next saturday, and joe biden is staking his hopes for a big showing there. we're going to have more on that part of the story coming up next. >> i've always gotten significant support my whole career and as vice president campaigning for african-americans. i've always gotten support from working class people, hourly wage earner

everybody eric and -- eric: and i'm eric shawn. the department of justice has a appointed an outside prosecutor to review the handling of the case against general michael flynn. that as roger stone, the he's making a bid for a new trial. all that following the rare public criticism from the attorney general of the president's tweets on roger stone's case. >> of to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department and about judges before whom we have cases make it impossible for me to do my job. eric: mark meredith is live in west palm beach, florida, near the president's mar-a-lago estate. mark, do you think he's going to stop tweeting? >> reporter: i've been watching twitter all day to see if there were updates. as you mentioned though, he is here in west palm beach for the weekend. just a quick, short trip. it all comes as the justice department is facing questions about how it's handling its case load, especially those cases

eric. eric: all right, kristina, thanks, jillian. jillian: bernie sanders riding a wave of momentum after big win in nevada, but can he carry it all the way to the nomination? and how would the party establishment react if the democratic socialist leads the top ticket in november, we are coming right back. done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. women with metastatic we breast cancerers. standing in the struggle. hustling through the hurt. asking for science not sorrys. our time for more time - has come. living longer is possible and proven in women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. kisqali is the only treatment in its class with proven overall survival results in 2 clinical trials. helping women live longer with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali was also significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aroma

eric: hello, arthel, hello, everyone, thank you for joining us this afternoon, i'm eric sean, democrats as you know are looking for nevada to front runner the race as top-tier candidates campaign across the state, they are seek august decisive win ahead of south carolina primary, that is one week from today, then, of course, the big enchilada which is big super tuesday a week, a couple of days from now. >> go out and bring our friends and neighbors, let's have the largest voter turnout in the history of the nevada caucus. [cheers and applause] >> character of the nation is on the ballot right now, the character of america is on the ballot, it's not just about the democratic party anymore. >> so you want to understand every time somebody tells you a woman can't beat donald trump, well, i don't know about a woman but i will tell you elizabeth warren can beat donald trump. [cheers and applause] eric: very latest fox news team coverage jacqui heinrich covers the biden campaign and mark meredith tracking efforts to keep nevada caucus from depeting disaster in iowa, first let's begin with gri

eric: i'm eric sean. senator bernie sanders, well, he's trying to bill on early victories while former vice president joe biden hoping on boost of momentum after disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire. the two are among the 2020 hopefuls holding campaign events in the silver state, here is senator sanders and why he will be and the vice president questions key part of sanders' agenda. >> i think all of you know we are getting the establishment just a little bit nervous. they look around and they say, oh, my god, people are beginning to stand up and fight for justice. >> under the medicare for all you must give up your private insurance, you have no choice. when the author of it says, damn, i wrote it, how much does it cost, who knows. eric: hi, ellison. >> hey, eric, we are with the sanders' campaign, you can see behind me a rally is getting underway, early voted started in the state today, senator sanders is going to be speaking to supporters to encourage them to get out and vote early. we expe

eric. eric: thank you. arthel: soldier is accused of a deadly shooting rampage in thailand. >> what? arthel: killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 2 dozen others, thai police say that the suspect is held up at shopping mall. what more can you tell us? >> both few hours since both the police and the military stormed that shopping mall and after going through all 7 floors gave the all-clear, too early to say that this saga which has been going on for more than 12 hours is over because we have no word that the gunman has been apprehended, now what is crystal clear is how this started, it started on a military base outside the town of nacon, better known to many as cora, when the soldiers shot his commanding officer, another soldier and 63-year-old woman before jumping into a hump v driving into town making stops along to shoot at people until he got to that mall. at the mall men, women and children ran for their lives literally as the shooter opened fire on them as they were runnin

eric: i am eric shawn. the budget plan is going to reflect the president's objectives if he doesn't win reelection in november. but it could be a uphill battle on capitol hill fresh off the impeachment trial. >> hi david. >> the white house looking to put impeachment in the rearview mirror and focus strictly on the country and the american people. releasing this budget tomorrow morning. we have some highlights he want to show you it invests a substantial amount and artificial intelligence, ai. i will talk about a just a moment. but the $4.8 trillion budget will increase military spending by 4.3% to 740,000,000,001 includes 2 billion for the border wall with mexico. it's down from 5 billion last year. you remember that government shutdown? it takes the deficit down to $966 billion from the estimated $1 trillion this year. also has because to some of the social sick purity safety nets. talk about artificial intelligence, the white house hopes to double spending on ai research and development. they plan to inc

arthel: eric. eric: al-qaeda claiming responsibility for naval shooting in pensacola, florida, remember that, while according to reports, audio release from terror group congratulated the shooter, he was killed during rampage, this as u.s. officials now say they carried out an air strike last month that is beloved to have killed yemen's top al-qaeda leader. garrett tenney explains. >> likely killed in u.s. air strike in early january, but are waiting for confirmation of dead before making announcement, this particular air strike targeting qassim al-rimi. al-rimi trained in afghanistan and return today yemen, but he escaped a year later and quickly rose through al-qaeda's ranks, most high-profile attacks on the west including a attack on u.s. embassy in yemen who tried to take down detroit-bound fly on christmas day in 2009 with plastic explosives hidden in underwear, al-qaeda yemen base affiliate considered the most dangerous and potential leader for al-qaeda globally, if confirmed his death will r

eric: thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean. washington state health officials there they will hold a news conference about that death just about an hour or so from now. the victim of coronavirus there an older woman they said in her 50's who had chronic issues. white house meanwhile taking new action banning travel to iran in response to outbreak as president trump described the fatality in seattle that woman that had high medical risk. david spunt at the briefing with more, just outside with more, david. >> hi, david, arthel, president trump held lengthy briefing in brady briefing room and surprise to many staff at the white house having to shuffle on a saturday not fully expecting the briefing but we did find out about the tragic death in washington state. president trump expressed his condolences, now this briefing today comes after a longer briefing obviously not open to the public in the situation of the white house led by vice president mike pence. now he's leading the coronavirus task force, president trump made the anno

kc super-fan eric stonestreet. and music from hot country knights. and now, to whom it may concern, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i have to say, i commend you for being here because a lot of people don't show up the monday after super bowl. this is one of the biggest days of the year to skip work. they call it football hangover day. more than 17 million americans were expected to call in sick to work today. which i get it. i overdid it too. i had so much to eat and drink yesterday, i started to hallucinate. i woke up on my couch, i don't know what time it was, but i woke up and i imagined i saw lil' wayne dressed as a robot. weird, right? anyway. [ cheers and applause ] i will say this. the best part of the super bowl for me this year was knowing that matt damon spent the day sobbing into his tom brady -- [ laughter ] it was a good game, a fun game to watch. the kansas city chiefs as you know came back from a ten-point deficit

. >> reporter: eric is a small landlord in san francisco. this is his only rental property. upstairs in a 2 bedroom are 2 couples including brittany and frank. down stairs in a studio are matt, his girlfriend, and their dog banksy who crashed the interview a couple of times. matt's apartment is the apparent problem. >> i was pretty shocked when we heard why it was considered an illegal unit. >> reporter: the ceiling is off by a couple of inches. so are the floorboards, and ground water access isn't ideal. all of which make this unit technically illegal. something they only found out about after a neighbor complained. >> they could continue to fine me i think it's $250 or $350 a day for not legalizing it. >> reporter: to legalize the unit, eric would have to tear up the sidewalk out front which would cost at least $50,000. and the excavation work needed to raise the ceilings would cost more than $200,000. it's work tenants don't think needs to be done that eric can't afford to do. >> it's extremely frustrating for someone who doesn't have deep pockets like me. >> reporter: hi

>> i would say yes. >> reporter: as he points out, eric is taking a legal risk either way. if he continues to rent an illegal unit, his tenants could sue him. >> reporter: so the safest legal option is displacing tenants even if he doesn't want to do that? >> well, you're between a rock and a hard place. >> reporter: so what's a small landlord with happy tenants in a city experiencing a housing crisis to do? it's a house of cards. and whether it falls hinges on eric's decision to break the law or find say to the planning commission is if you really care about the housing crisis and providing affordable housing to the citizens and residents of san francisco, help me legalize this unit. >> so at last check eric says he did just hear from the planning commission, and right now it looks like the only option is to remove the unit, and a hearing for that is set for april 2nd. >> you know, i with keep hearing about, and we've done this story a mioing llitmi n e for landlords to make the units and bring them online, but this flies in the face of that. >> it does, and he really want

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i mean, eric swalwell's already moving toward spim. how many times will they -- impeachment. how many times will they take us off this cliff? how many times will they fire before they ever aim or ever have the facts? we have found it time and again, the number of times they have lied and not had the facts before them. reporter: we have all the facts in this case? mr. mccarthy: do you have the department of justice comment? reporter: we don't know why these four prosecutors stepped aside. that's pretty strange. so i would argue -- mr. mccarthy: do you have the attorney general coming before the committee? yes. so why would you jump to a conclusion like eric swalwell for impeachment before you've heard anything about the attorney general? but you have the answer from the department of justice that said the decision was made long before there was any tweets. but lo and behold, no one wants to trust that and believe that? because you're going down the exact same path we have before. you can lie from the idea, you can just claim impeachment. instead of listening to the facts and s

eric estÁ en condiciÓn estable pero tendrÁ que ser intervenido quirÚrgicamente. el consulado mexicano, exige una investigaciÓn a fondo por uso excesivo de la fuerza. y darÁn ayuda a lam la familia si quieren demandar por daÑos y perjuicios, josÉ. >>> fueron vÍctimas de trato violento. los guardias los rociaron con gas pimienta y los empujaron contra la pared y los arrastraron por el suelo cuando se negaron a volver a sus celdas en protesta por las malas condiciones de su encierro. momentos antes entregaron una lista quejÁndose de agua limpia, burla de los guardias y fianzas demasiado altas. los guardias dijeron que los detenidos los atacarnos y el video reciÉn divulgado muestra que no es asÍ. >>> una familia guatemalteca separada por la frontera. hoy se han vuelto a ver. en un encuentro conmovedor. (aplausos). >>> hubo abrazos, llantos de emociÓn cuando padre e hijo dejaron atrÁs mas de 7 meses de pesadilla y pudieron reunirse con la padre y 2 hijas en massachusetts. fueron obligados a esperar su casos de asilo en mÉxico. les ha permitido volver a esta

hablara con su madre y no dejaron los abogados hablar con eric. esto estÁ contra los valores de nueva york y los estados unidos. ♪ ♪ ♪ julio: para el resumen de la semana la polÍtica nacional, pasamos con fernando pizarro desde la capital. fernando: el senado votÓ por lÍneas apartidistas 52 a 48 para salvar al precedente donald trump de la acusaciÓn de abuso de poder y por 53 a 47 de absolverlo en el cargo de obstrucciÓn al congreso. segÚn el demÓcrata, los republicanos no es una de negaron al presidente sino que le permiten mÁs abusos en el futuro. >> creo que es un momento oscuro para el senado. un dÍa de infamia constitucional y... no sÉ, cÓmo se le ha permitido al presidente tener lo que yo veo en este momento que es casi poderes ilimitados. fernando: este senador anunciÓ que votarÍa en contra de su partido y a favor de destituir al presidente por el cargo de abuso del poder. " el propÓsito del presidente fue personal y polÍtico jesseculpable de la confianza pÚblica " su voto fue criticado por colegas republicanos, acus�

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eric: we will have to see. we are in an election year, and i think that there is a lot to have to take place, negotiations to transpire, in order to get to phase two. my hunch is there's going to be a lot of talk and optimism about an actual deal prior to the election. i am not sure it does happen, but right now, with things being think that is enough that the trade risk vis-a-vis china is definable at this point, so we will have to continue to watch it. on the trade issue itself, you know that there's a lot of discussion, a lot of work out of the administration that we want to be able to deal with europe as well. notion this ever present of automobile and supply chain tariffs, and creating an even playing field. but even more, if you want to take an optimistic view, i think the prospects of the u.s./u.k. trade agreement are very good. i think the administration wants to see that happen prior to the election, and i think that prime minister johnson would like to see or would have a u.s. agreement under his belt

eric thomas. >> dion lim. lauren martinez joins us live with the latest. >> richmond and el cerrito del norte stations have reopened tonight. at last report the victim shot at del norte is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police radio calls describe the moment when two b.a.r.t. police officers opened fire on the armed man around 2:00 saturday afternoon. >> he was running, trying to get away from the police. >> reporter: witness was sitting on b.a.r.t. moments before the shooting. >> chased him throughout train, out the train, on the platform, jumped on the tracks and they shot him. >> fired off a lot of rounds, everybody scattered. i ran out. >> reporter: at press conference police chief alf advivarez said officers were responding to domestic call about a man and woman, one armed. >> got on the platform, challenged that individual who ran, off the train, down the platform, on to the trackway. a gun was produced by the suspect and officers ultimately shot, recovering the gun. >> reporter: victim

kc super-fan eric stonestreet. and music from hot country knights. and now, to whom it may concern, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i have to say, i commend you for being here because a lot of people don't show up the monday after super bowl. this is one of the biggest days of the year to skip work. they call it football hangover

one of the other things that eric holder should be remembered for, he came before congress and asked about being the chief law enforcement. he looked in the eye and said, i wear two hats. and in follow-up it became clear the two hats he wears, one is chief law enforcement and the other is a political an appointe of president obama. that is something bill barr never said and if he had said it, the democrats in the senate would've had a heyday and yet, ultimately, eric holder thought he was a political appointee and acted like one. >> laura: gentlemen, thank you so much. the president today lambasted the leisure in that case, as i mentioned earlier. it looked like she did hide her anti-trump by us during jury selection in the roger stone case. but have no fear because the media quickly rode into her defense. >> i was so struck by the president going after the foreperson on the jury today, because this is someone who has done their civic duty. >> you see him interfering today, chastising the jurors in the roger stone case. >> his allies are waging a war against the jury itself, who conv

crimes and the voters wanted that that's why they voted for him he didn't randi why did he not do this eric holder as attorney general is comment about that some of claim that he was too close to some of these groups as a corporate attorney we did not have for a moment like they did in the past with the peugeot hearings the wheeler hearings when f.d.r. was president you had a series of hearings that actually dealt with the crash of 1929 i thought in america in 20092010 we'd have the same thing and we did not of course f.d.r. hired a journalist an investigative journalist to find these crimes you could have tuned into our show or matt there were a lot of great journalists writing about all the crimes that did happen but they didn't get punished you know andrew yang actually has a radical idea for dealing with this in the future and yang says that if he were to become president that he would pass the public protection against market abuse act and this would create mandatory minimum jail sentences for financial crimes and of course we know that it was biden clinton those sorts that passed thos

>> i don't think it posed a national security problem. >> the double standard, for eric holder, they clearly got away with this. clapper and comey and plenty of people had lied to congress and have not been held accountable. i was on the campaign trail and every day people ask me one thing, which is, you were an effective chairman, you held these people accountable but nothing happened. the fact is under the last administration, they made sure that none of the people who lied to congress, none of the people who did much worse things were actually prosecuted. even eric holder, who was referred for criminal contempt the president bailed him out by claiming executive privilege only to later admit that those documents were never privileged documents. but that is forgotten by the so-called mainstream media, and president trump is not going to fail to state in real time because the american people need to hear it in real time. >> laura: you were talking about eric holder, former ag for obama. this is what he had to say about barr in a tweet. he said, do not underestimate the danger of the

and eric holder the attorney general says that there's a separate rule of law for bankers ok doesn't that kind of the law stick in the craw of your throw it out of american don't have a basic decency to understand why that's not a good thing they do and in fact people do understand that and one of the things in my movement within labor years ago i was told by some guys that were on affiliates and independents that should be pro democrat and generally are they said the problem they have with democrats is when the bullets fly they duck so what they're saying is that when we're in a fight they're not willing to stand up and push back and when we were in a fight against big finance we didn't stand up and push back what we did is we we cut back room deals and we didn't prosecute people everyone i was a mere a small town you go in and you rob a store and commit a crime you're probably going to get arrested and serve time everyone understands that what they can't understand is why people don't serve time for white collar crime this is what front running is about it's more than just the indi

eric: we drive the research for the cures we're finding. marina: we're fighting macular degeneration, heather: lca, eric: retinitis pigmentosa, marina: and the entire spectrum of blinding retinal diseases. eric: we fund. marina: we fight. heather and henry: we win. all: we... are the foundation fighting blindness. carolyn: together... eric: we are fighting blindness. carolyn: join the fight at fightingblindness.org. (♪light musical cords) ♪. maria: welcome back. we're coming to you live from miami, sight of super bowl liv, chiefs, 49ers, sicking off tonight at 6:00 p.m. on fox. the impeachment trial final vote expected this coming wednesday. that guaranties president trump will deliver his state of the union address the night before the expected acquittal. he will deliver the state of the union tuesday night. joining me former white house chief strategist steve bannon. thanks for being here. i want to get to the state of the union and impeachment trial in a moment. you first heard senator lindsey graham, your reaction? >> donald trump d

eric weirson worked along side bloomberg for nearly nine years. thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you, brooke, how are you doing? >> it's been a wild afternoon, but i'm hanging in there. let me ask you about your opinion piece for cnn.com that argues bloomberg would be better off actually sitting this debate out tomorrow night. why do you think that is? >> well, he's obviously going to

-eric: chef eric. i oversee the entire food operation. -lemonis: for the whole park? -eric: for the entire park. lemonis: so, one of the reasons that i wanted to bring this team here is, i've invested in a company called farrell's. eric: as a kid, i remember going there for ice cream and burgers and fries, and i remember it well. lemonis: at a sit-down place like farrell's, how many menu items would you recommend, max? eric: i would have no more than 20. you know, it's great to have 50 items, but is it better to have 20 that you do flawlessly? lemonis: part of the reason we're here today is presentation. would you be able to maybe give us some inspiration? eric: for sure. all right, guys. this is one of our signature items that we often have for our guests. and the key to this whole thing is the plate. the thing with a rim, it gives you a border, gives you, like, a target to aim for. travis: absolutely. our portions take up the whole plate, as you saw -- overlap most of our plates. eric: and i say, if we make the portions too big, people can only consume so much. lemo

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>> eric: it's a miracle that she came into our lives. now we just need to pray for another one. >> sarah: i'm counting on you in the prayer and miracle department. that direct connection that you have with the big guy upstairs. 'cause one of us has to be a match, eric. it's the only way that we can save her. >> steve: yes. gun in my hand... john at my feet. it took every ounce of self-control not to squeeze that trigger and rid myself of that useless pawn once and for all. but this... this is more important. my end game... to be reunited with marlena. but tell me one thing... did john make it through the night? [door opens] [lock clicks] >> hope as gina: thank god. thank god you're alive. and finally... at long last... we shall be together again. my love... my love... [laughs] >> steve: finally, at long last, marlena will be mine. yeah. [phone beeps] [suspenseful music] ♪

>> quinn: yes, eric, i'm listening to you. but i'm still gonna point out that brooke is the one who attacked my marriage. she ordered you to kick me to the curb. i had no choice. i had to defend myself for what we have with each other. i had to strike back. [ sighs ]

. >> eric, good to be with you, change is inevitable, certainly the case in washington, in the case of lieutenant colonel vindman assignment was ending soon anyway, ambassador sondland can writing his own ticket going forward even if it means another government position, it's still stressing especially in case of alexander vindman even upsetting when the president calls you out on twitter suggesting that you were both unsubordinate and

michael eric dyson. can we just say mike dyson? we should bring the hook and get him off of the stage. >> tucker: thank you. that's it for us tonight. have the best weekend. we'll see you next time. >> special to this special edition of hannity, trump versus the left, tonight 256 days away from the presidential election and the presidential party is going broke. the dnc is less than $10 million cash on hand. in contrast, the rnc has nearly $80 million, the 2020 candidates aren't faring much better. prfrpt builds a massive war chest, the opponents are hemorrhaging money on the campaign trail. none of this matters to mike bloomberg who is trying to buy the race. he has so much money he's paying nierd americans to say nice things about him on-line. but that's not all. the latest spending spree involves a series of weird billboards including one that attacks the president for how his steaks are prepared and another one that reads, quote, donald trump cheats at golf. mike bloomberg doesn't. it's real. we're not messing with you. as you

bright spots, well as usual, eric paschal to the bucket, with 12 points, the warriors were down 22 at half, extending our the rockets in the third, look at andrew wiggins here trying to make a move to the bucket, now they get to the other end, beautiful pass and then this is a funny moment here. look at the kids, he's trying to do his job, mopping up the floor and all of a sudden, anderson is headed his way. he made a nice move to get out of the way, james hardin finishes with 21, another one of those nights for the golden state warriors. i don't know if it was great stanford defense or terrible washington huskies a shooting, either way, stanford out on the road, and they will take it. daejon davis, with a nice quick move, blows by the rim as stanford takes control of the

congressman eric swallwell seth goes day drinking with jonas brothers featuring the 8g band with adam marcello. ♪ [ 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 president trump tweeted last night that he was looking forward to the world economic forum this week because the u.s. economy is quote number one in the universe by far [ light laughter ] which is a real slap in the face to prime minister glaxor [ laughter ] senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has unveiled his proposed rules for president trump's impeachment trial. and to keep things simple he revealed the rules by emoji. [ laughter ] vice president mike pence -- [ applause ] vice president mike pence will visit the vatican this week and he will have a great time as long as he doesn't look up [ laughter and applause they're just friends, right? [ laughter ] democrats today accused republicans of attempting to hold most of president trump's im

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all-star weekend is rookie eric paschall who played in rising stars game yesterday. been quite the find for the dubs, 41st overall in draft. scored team high 24 points for the u.s. squad. >> wasn't supposed to be here, will definitely take that with me. making family proud, having them out for the all-star weekend. skrashi skra scratching things off my dad's bucket list. final four, got that, nba, got that, all-star weekend. got that. >>> pac-12 hoops, honorary captain for stanford tonight. davis, his own slam dunk contest. stanford down nine, bryce wills to the rack, hoop and foul. six-point game after giving camera love there. arizona, two-handed hammer. wildcats up six, getings, the

action to be taken on their start the german state needs to better protect and support its citizens eric needs to invest in better education invest. teaching people about democracy is good but not enough. for days there have been marches through hand now with protesters demanding migrants and their venue's be better protected than our shooting was the 3rd right wing extremist attack in germany in just 9 months and many are angry and concerned. never as do man who was born in hand now to kurdish parents has been working tirelessly to spur migrants into action. she says even though many germans show solidarity migrants need to join forces. via we can't we as migrants an anti fascists need to get organized and defend ourselves by that i mean listening to those affected. those who might be murdered tomorrow will he face racism. but these people need to be heard so what comment the central council of muslims in germany has already suggested deploying its own security staff to protect mosques and other meeting places but not everyone in hannele thinks that's a good idea you have here we have l

are you aware that the house intelligence committee staffer sean misko had a close relationship with eric gml while at the national security council together? are you aware, and how would you respond to reports that they may have worked together to plot impeaching the president before there were formal house impeachment proceedings? why did i asked this question? because there are news reports saying these two people, one of them who works for adam schiff and one of them who work with this person at the national security council that they knew each other and had been over talking about impeaching the president in the first month of his office in january of 2017 they were already plotting the impeachment. you say, we should protect the whistleblower and the whistleblower deserves anonymity, the law does not preserve anonymity. his boss is not supposed to say anything about him.he's not supposed to be fired. i'm for that. but when you get into the details of talking about whistleblowers, there is a variety of opinions around here. the greatest whistleblower in american history in all likeli

to her left i would like to welcome eric goldman, professor of law at santa clara school of law, also co-director of their high tech law institute. he practiced for eight years in sully cas you wil silicon valley before entering academia full-time. he has a big project forthcom g forthcoming. i would like to begin, tell us what content moderation is, why do platforms moderate, how are these decisions being made, any sort of examples. >> thank you so much for those introductions and for having us here. i'm excited to kick this off and hopefully kind of just lay a really brief groundwork about content moderation in private spaces. so content moderation, and i'm going to speak really broadly here and let eric and some others set the legal background, but moderation which focuses on the main platforms for speech, twitter, youtube, and facebook. but really all platforms use content moderation. kickstarter has certain rules about what kinds of projects you can possibly decide to crowdfund. and etsy has different rules for the types of products you're allowed to sell on their site. the same

well this is yet another manifestation of the authoritarianism of this government i mean eric dreher like any normal citizen had bought a ticket and gone to the international agricultural show it's fine that their mood and went around the crown i would even say this was a rather mild reaction given what we have been facing for the last 15 months we've been prosecuted in a way that no other previous social movement has been the yellow vests are the 1st to become an object of such persecution obviously bothers people and they want to show that he's not right and then eric dreher was detained and taking out of the whole list. was part of the democratic debate in our country but with mccrone it's all come to an end. to russia's far east where honest around the world have been braving subzero temperatures and biting winds and a half marathon with an unusual twist. here's a nice remarkable it doesn't matter who you are how old you are what interests you have running in the markets and brings you together. in front running up next a look at a band fracking proposals for u.s. energy policy f