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after waiving my right to have the sav remain private until the adjudicatory hearing.rranged the press conference to present my side of the case. i recognize the transparency that i'm providing may not eliminate an adjudicatory hearing. to reiterate, i'm, in fact, anxious to share these facts with you and the public because i have not violated any house rules. i fully disclosed all of my financial information as requested by house rules, and, in fact, went above and beyond what was required by repeatedly disclosing my and my husband's financial interest doing financial services committee hearings. neither my staff nor i engaged in any improper behavior and we did not influence anyone, and we did not gain any benefit. we're here today because i believe my actions and the allegations against me are not easily understood. today, i want to be absolutely clear about one thing. this case is not just about me. this case is about access. it's access for those who are not heard by the decisionmakers, whether it's having their questions answered or their concerns addressed. for

martin sav itchidge has more from -- savidge has more from georgia. >> reporter: they are plucking thee trees. they've been in the family for 100 years. he grows nearly 300 acres selling to the likes of publix, whole foods, and walmart. how's the peach crop looking? >> all things considered, i think peaches look real good. >> reporter: the peaches themselves may be smaller due to the drought, but the demand is still high which is why wholesale prices are up by almost 50% over last year. and they taste better. so when these peaches are ripening, we don't have the rains to come in and take the sugar away. that's a plus, being able to have this fruit its highest amount of sugar, which is a good thing. >> reporter: if i understand you, then the less rain means that a peach like this could be smaller but is going to be sweeter and tastier? >> that's right. >> reporter: peach fans aren't the only ones smiling about the drought. in nearby marshallville, georgia, there is something else growing in this field. >> is that going good for you? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a massive collection of pipe

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the evidence is, is not that it savers a litt sav saves a little bit.s is a significant deterrent that people get sick and dying and yet the president is not leading by examples, why? >> the president decided for some reason that he does not like to wear a mask. he said early on i have to greet people at the white house and i don't want to wear it, maybe it is veanity. what has become is a wedge issue and a cultural touch stone which should not be. some people now see wearing a mask is a sign of weakness. it is a sign of respect for your fellows and some of the people you had in those spots seem to think that wearing a mask is about them. wearing a mask is about respecting and not wanting to infect anyone around you just in case you may have asymptomatic disease or disease that has not developed yet. that's what wearing a mask is about. it is kind of hard to understand why people are saying well you know obviously i just feel fine and if the president is not wearing one then i am not going to wear one. the president has people around him also who are te

on to venezuela, thousands gathered for a rally in support of hugo savs. held in a caracas plaza. >>> pope benedict's butler is on trial for allegedly stealing hundreds of secret documents and leaking them to an italian journalist. he a mids he did take the papers and if convicted he could spend some time in prison. only eight journalists are being allowed into is trial. no reporting device is being permitted, they can't even bring their own pen. >> the first thing was the decision by the judges to separate gabrielle's trial, the butler's trial from that of the computer expert. that was the first thing. the second i think important thing was the decision that they would not bring in to the court the evidence of the commission of cardinals whom the pope has appointed to get a broader picture. >> is it likely because of the secrecy of these documents that while the documents will be entered as evidence into court, it's still possible that very little about the content of that document would be made public simply because the vatican wants to keep these privat

on the 911 call, you hear in the background somebody saying help me, help me, and they're trying to saventific evidence which would prove whether it was tray von martin or zimmerman, obviously if it's tray von martin, zimmerman is cooked. so to me this is the most rs(ortant piece of evidence in the case. i think the judge will throw it out and say i'm not going to let scientific evidence in, but you know something, if the jury hears the tape, it's a sort of high-pitched tape, i think they'll think it's a child's voice. that's my view of it at this point. >> paul thinks that the judge will not allow it, but if the judge does allow that testimony, what does the defense team do then? >> at issue is who is the aggressor, certainly if you have somebody vq&ling help, as a result, they are clients and ú3 don't want to die. so it is critical. the defense would have to reroute in that case. i think what they would have to do. the jury will hear it. the only issue at this hearing is whether experts could opine statistic defense will have to rebut it, that there's no way possible to pinpoint with

cnn legal analyst danny sav val lows is with me, too. the charges against this driver are quite serious, death by auto and four counts of assault by auto. are they surprisingly harsh charges? >> not in new jersey. and here is why. new jersey's statute on death by auto specifically provides that where there is evidence that either a driver fell asleep or was awake for 24 consecutive hours prior, that gives rise to an inference, in other words, like an assumption that the driver acted recklessly. so consider if it is true that initial reports said he was dosing off. you have to assume that came only from his own mouth because he probably was the only one in the cab of his truck. consider what a different direction this case takes because of that one admission saying he was dozing off. in new jersey it automatically bumps up and creates that inference that someone acted recklessly. reckless, again, that kind of conduct means you acted with a conscious disregard of racing. contrast that with negligence which says, hey, i may not have known i

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was convicted of violating federal immigration law for harboring refugees from the civil war in el savs in temples will ask law enforcement not to come on their grounds, looking for immigrants. >> could you end up housing people in parish grounds indefinitely and effectively daring law enforcement to come get them? >> we'll see. what you see today is the beginning of faith leaders in this community carefully considering what they must do in order to resist. >> reporter: some of the these leaders say they are willing to risk their own arrest to fight a law they find unjust. >>> i tell you the fight over arizona's immigration law spreads to america's past time. demonstrators plan to protest arizona's baseball team, the diamondbacks. start a four-game series against the chicago cubs. protesters say they will be on hand at wrigley field. organizers set up a facebook page to publicize the protest and urge people to bring signs and banners. wow. this could really get interesting. by early today the facebook group had more than 800 members. you have some strong opinions about the arizona immi

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. >> martin sav inidge joins us n. i'm going to watch the interview.t to hear but part of me wants to hear her story. i admire her for wanting to share her story. >> i'm with you. >> i do wonder how dr. phil managed to get the interview and how that all came about. >> right. well, we've all been trying, of course, to talk to these the zis was made by the attorney and of course by this interview. because of what they see on television. and he said that their television organization was the first to commit a donation. >> i guess the part of it that bothers me most is the promotions running around the interview and how dr. phil wants to tell viewers how michelle knight has affected him. and if my mind it should be all about her. >> right. i will say this. and i get what you're saying, where you're coming from. when you are in the presence of michelle knight, which i have been a couple of times, she as a remarkable impact because she is so petite. she has been through such hell and yet she can communicate with you intelligently, she speaks -- she's interes

. >> martin sav iidge thanks so much. >>> the roof of the famous apollo theater in london has now beensecure following a terrifying collapse that injured 79 people, seven of them seriously. the ceiling falling apart about 40 minutes into the play. one man who was inside the theater told cnn's max foster what happened next. >> in my view, the stage was immediately obscured by the dust and debris, other people said it was like an avalanche, and that's probably a better description. >> reporter: did people start heading out at that point? >> immediately. nobody needed to say get out. there was no alarm. everybody knew that something was happening and the fear was then more might come down, and so everybody immediately dashed for an exit, people were screaming. i was fortunately close to an exit, on the pavement probably within three seconds i would say. >> max foster is in london this morning with more. good morning, max. >> reporter: good morning, carol. imagine an avalanche and that's what so many people described. at one point people were looking down at the lower levels and they saw p

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our martin salve sagea ag-- sav is in sanford, florida. >> reporter: hello, fredricka. jonathan good has been one of the strongest witnesses and he took the stand yesterday. what makes him powerful are a couple things. he's a neighbor. he was in the subdi division, the condo complex, and he was the closest to the two, george zimmerman, trayvon martin, as they struggled in the darkness. he was about 15, 20 feet away. he was called by the state, meaning by the prosecution, but he really favored the defense. he was able to say that it was trayvon martin on top of george zimmerman, that at the same time he could see what appeared to be blowing being delivered against george zimmerman on the ground, and he even then talked about that big question, whose voice could be heard crying for help? here is how the defense cross-examined him. >> the boy is screaming for help however many times that you heard it. it was just one person's voice? >> when i heard it outside? i believe it was just one person's voice, yes. >> and you now believe that that was george zimmerman's voice, corr

he says the crisis is being sav s savaged and his legacy is being written. >>> cnn's nic robertson isn tripoli. nic, it says the coalition strikes have helped the rebels, but gadhafi's troops still have the upper hand. is that what you're seeing on the ground there? >> reporter: it's very hard for us to see in tripoli because the military bases that are being targeted here are not directly immediately involved in the actions at the front which would be misrati and further east. but definitely military bases here are being targeted. and we're hearing from opposition members inside misrata that gadhafi's forces have eased off their attack. saying only one person died overnight. and a doctor said that there was an effort to restore electricity to the hospital there in the city. last night government officials here told us they were working to restore electricity and water and communication supplies to misrata that they claimed had only been damaged in the fighting, and that's why these services weren't available in the city. but it seems in another city, gadhafi's forces are still contin

is any of this sav acknowledgeable? sometimes even bottled water has an expiration date.here any things that can still be used? >> reporter: many of the stuff we're talking about has not expired but there are many palettes of water, baby formula that are very questionable. the investigation is at the very beginning. they're going to find out what is expired and how much can be distributed to those in need. >> rafael romo, thank you. more "newsroom" straight ahead. >> buckle up. all signs point to president trump's impeachment trial this week. house impeachment managers gathering on the hill right now to hash out their strategy after laying out their brief more than 100 pages long, and they assert that it's the framer's worst nightmare, the president's conduct. rise above partisan differences, view the facts honestly and defend the constitution. the president's lawyers now have until tomorrow

our own marty sav itch idge is tokyo. he has more information about another nuclear plant.hima plant but another plant that they are keeping a close eye on? >> reporter: right. there's actually two of them that they're keeping a close eye on it. and really this is just a cautionary thing. i mean, these two plants, it appears, have had some disruption as far as electricity coming to them. even though the plants generate electricity, they need electricity coming in because that's how you run the cooling pumps, how run many of the basic functions that keep the lights on and keep the gauges going. there has been reports of some disruption. this is not something like fukushima-daiichi by any means. there are reports of power disruptions. some plants shut down when you get a significant enough shake. it's being worked out exactly what their power problems are. we know in some of the cases the backup diesel generators have come on line. no problems with the cooling, no reports of any threat what so ever to those reactors. it's just that they've suffered some power disruption. and

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. >> that was mark sav ige reporting. i want to bridng in a teacher, teaching preschool in windfield kansas and named 2020's national teacher of the year. first, congrats on that, and ms. tab that, that's what i will call you, because that's what your students call you and your state is not planning to reopen schools until after labor day, but when they do reopen, what will it look like, in class, all virtual or some combination of both. >> right now our state is looking at recommending we follow local guidelines, so it might look different from county to county, or town to town, but i believe that most schools, are looking for some kind of hybrid model, in order to decrease numbers in the classroom, and give families options who may be more at risk. >> i talked to educators who tell me it is not physically possible to social distance. there's just not enough space, and that masks could be a problem, especially for elementary kids. how do you get them to keep them on. what do you think? is there any way to make this space

i'm martin sav alk in for fredricka whitfield. happy saturday. with president trump one step closer to impeachment the battle lines are being drown. one day after the house judiciary voted to advance it. the focus now shifts to the full house which intends to vote as soon as wednesday. if that is passed the president will be just the third to be impeached. we know he's already plotting his defense. he has set up a campaign christmas rally and is hoping for a longer senate trial with witnesses. but his fellow republicans in the senate seem to be ageing for a different strategy. becky anderson, host of connect the world, spoke with lindsey graham who had a lot to say about an impeachment trial of president trump. >> is it okay, ever okay where for an american president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival? >> i think being a political rival is not a -- you can't ever be asked questions. now, joe biden is a dear friend. i've traveled all over the world with joe biden. he's running for president on the democratic side. i think he'

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