in the region have not yet benefited from any of the development projects on the contrary the state committee chaired by the head of government is having rohingya residential areas destroyed in order to build housing for other ethnic groups. and that's it from me and the business as a team here and then much more business news stories of course on our website. slash business to check it out and do follow us on facebook and twitter if you don't already do so now stay tuned for the news on it up next just after this quick check on global. the food coming in. the middle. of you by using can spam out a place called to thought of from the bottom not to call to be easy to come up people come from the target less subtle. and you have come together as a collective still first and master the estate almost protests getting on top and being an artist i was like i should speak about all these things are. not going to minutes top double to. the first. day at school. or first calling most of them in the door as grand the moment arrives. join your reckoning on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive

in the region have not yet benefited from any of the development projects on the contrary the state committee chaired by the head of government is having rohingya residential areas destroyed in order to build housing for other ethnic groups. and that's it from me and the business as a team here in berlin much more business news background stories of course on our website. business to check it out and do follow us on facebook and twitter if you don't already do so now stay tuned for the news on up next just after this quick check on global. stallman's hopes. you by using kids them out upon a small disc is not a from the bottom try not to believe him ok if you come from the looks of harald let's something at all to move on. and we have come together as a collective first bag matter though to stamboul most credit testers getting our shots and being on our days i was like i should speak about all these things. not thirty minutes w. . o. . going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans or even columbia neatly and illegally. already uncle walter white returned to austra

me about human rights asked me about nato but asked me about it and how the united states foreign relations committee of the united states senate feels about it and then they are going to and you and i are going to get along really well i'm glad you see why these comments well yeah but there is a gate here in europe and i could use doubts about which direction the u.s. is going and i'm really sorry that we didn't have a good clear understanding we started this i always do when i do this in d.c. i really want to do a good interview with you i want to tell you where i stand where the united states senate stands where our committee stands but you're asking me to defend all kinds of statements by other people and look at i'm just not there you need somebody else to to debate on this issue i'm not going to debate with you on the issue but i really want to give you an interview on all the issues you've got on your paper about where i am where the united states senate is and where my committee is there's talk then about. the attitude to saudi arabia after the murder of jamal khashoggi and the clear reluctan

living in the region have not yet benefited from any of the development projects on the contrary a state committee chaired by the head of government is having rohingya residential areas destroyed in order to build housing for other ethnic groups. premium car makers b.m.w. and daimler announced they will invest more than a billion euros in their combined mobility services things like car sharing ride hailing to get less parking the alliance shows how the motor industry is moving towards new technologies and business models that don't involve owning a car. sharing rather than owning it is a concept many people are adopting in cities all over the world and it's heating carmakers bottom lines. declining profits three times last year the auto industry's heavy weights need to adjust there is a growing segment which some people see twenty percent of total mobility or whatever in some years to come which we cannot just ignore for decades dimer and b.m.w. bitter rivals now they're joining forces at least in some areas and they're doing more than just combining their ride sharing platforms. we can offer cit

a state committee changed the law. it calls for a casino study and aot on the establishments by 2020. >>> by next year, you could be placing super bowl bets here in the district. if the caps and wizards owner has his way, capital one arena will be open for betting in april. >> reporter: the owner of the wizards and the capitals pointed to april for when sports bet willing be available inside his capital one arena. >> my expectation is that there will be built a very, ve high-end, world-class restaurant called the sports book. there will be televisions showing games from all over the world. and that people will be anle to come iwatch games and dine and bet. in a is something that happens all over the world. >> reporter: leonsis plans to open up the arena to place bets on your lunch break or over di er, not just when there's a game going on at the venue. >> it will drive traffic throhout the day. i don't think it will be 24/7. but we would be like to be able o utilize where we're locat in the cit i'm sure the nats are lo

elections is one stated reason behind the bell yes it comes as the head of the u.s. senate intelligence committee officially admit there is no direct evidence donald trump colluded with russia in the twenty sixteen presidential race that's often exhaustive two year private into the matter. well i'm not sure i have. said it before we have no factual evidence. it to your private parts of the media very excited expecting it would find a smoking gun. the walls to feel like they're closing in on the trip administration right now and i'm not sure they can hold them off for much longer the walls are closing in and everyone is freaking out the walls are closing the wheels are coming off. the walls are closing in on president trump the walls are closing it with trump on the walls are closing in on the trump white house. all of the walls are closing in at this point the walls are closing in fast after two years two hundred witnesses and three hundred thousand documents if we were to report based upon the facts that we have that we don't have anything that would suggest there was collusion between the trim

conspiracy that also really struck me because prosecutors almost never how to direct it our state intelligence committee came out and said they found no direct evidence of criminal conspiracy but that's not the senate intelligence committee is really that it is the f.b.i. in a special counsel's team to do the criminal investigation so he doesn't have any evidence but he somehow just knows it's there mr trump's going to move. in a woods hole quash these are the claims of a former cia director who previously called doubts on allegations of collusion he is not alone in speaking up and saying that what can't be proven somehow must unquestionably be true thanks for joining us on the outing international we will be back in thirty minutes with along to see that. we're witnessing something quite remarkable in the night twenty nineteen we're watching a country bred testbed in the nineteenth century bubble really for. almost two hundred years they're going to crash into the twenty first century as if they're just being teleported into the twenty first time. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution of you tube t

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meeting that we can get the emergency services together and to talk with people at the state transportation committeesnd fix this problem."a problem he feels state and county officials haven't done enough to solve.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident "we're tired of seeing no action. we've asked the county to do things, we've asked the state to do things and there really hasn't been any movement." (grant) (grant) that was doug johnson reporting. another big complaint residents have is often when there is gridlock on highway 50, tourists will leave their cars and go to the bathroom... sometimes in front yards. (ken) the town of paradise was all but leveled by the camp fire last year. most residents have lost everything.. and now they're worried that a measure passed by the town council might jepardize almost two billion dollars in fema money. reporter meaghan mackey has the details. kathleen macias/paradise resident: it's very hard on a daily basis to see all this destruction around us... and how much the town as suffered." the hard reality residents are facing, since moving back to paradise.althoug

meeting that we can get the emergency services together and to talk with people at the state transportation committeesoblem."a problem he feels state and county haven't done enough to jeff spencer, christmas valley resident "we're tired of seeing no action. we've asked the county to do things, we've asked the state to do things and there really hasn't been any movement." (grant) another big complaint residents have is often when there is gridlock on highway 50, tourists will leave their cars and go to the bathroom... sometimes in front yards. (vicki) now lets take this live look outside at donner pass in tahoe... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...lawrence meteorologist now is chief joining us in tahoe... at donner pass look outside take this live look outside at donner pass in tahoe... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: a powerful storm is moving into the bay area. rain and wind are now picking up. you can see all of the rain on doppler radar. the heaviest rain will move in after midnight and toward dawn. a flash flood watch and high wind wa

meeting that we can get the emergency services together and to talk with people at the state transportation committeesls state and county officials haven't done enough to solve.jeff spencer, christmas valley resident "we're tired of seeing no action. we've asked the county to do things, we've asked the state to do things and there really hasn't been any movement." ( marty ) that was doug johnson reporting. another big complaint neighbors have .. is when there is gridlock on highway 50 some tourists will get out of their cars and use residents front yards as a bathroom. ( marty ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... african american art pieces are part of the lasting legacy from the days of slavery... that's coming up in hidden history... ( marty ) and here's a look at the storm moving across the bay area. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( marty )( marty ) here's a live look at kirkwood this look at kirkwood this morning...kirkwood this look at here's a live here's a live look at kirkwood this morning... ( marty ) live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with dave spahr is here with your weat

item number 4 is a hearing on the sedro mechanics and process undertaken by the city's state legislation committee and the city lobbyists when lobbying on behalf of the city and transmitting the official policy positions to external bodies and agencies. >> thank you. once again, supervisor peskin, the floor is yours. >> thank you. i want to make a motion to continue this to the next government audit and oversight committee, the last day for introduction of bills at the state is this friday, so the city lobbyists is engaged in their job, so i'd like to continue this item for 1212 weeks. >> before taking a motion to continue, are there any members of the public who wish to testify? singh then, public testimony is now closed. can we take this without objection? >> i am hearing a continuation to the date specific of the 7th of march, 2019. >> thank you. mr. clerk, please call item number 5. >> agenda item number 5 is a hearing on the recently published 2017-2018 civil grand jury report. >> thank you. i would like to welcome some people from the budget and legislative analyst office were here to presen

state of new york. elizabeth luskin, amazon hq2 advisory committee member. jonas max ferris joins us from max funds.com. let us begin with the special coverage of the amazon decision, with congressman meeks joining us from capitol hill. congressman, good to have you. you were in favor of bringing amazon to new york. what is your reaction today? >> i am somewhat shocked and saddened. i think it is a blow for new york and a blow for amazon also. i had looked forward to amazon coming, creating 25,000 plus jobs and making the kind of diversifying our economy of new york, so that we not just be dependent upon the financial services industry, but the technical industry also, the tech industry. where jobs are being created for the future. so i think it, you know,

committee. this document is compelling evidence of federal and state crimes, including financial fraud. you provided this committee with a check from president donald j. trump's revokable trust account, which is marked as exhibit 5b. it is a check for $35,000, and it is dated march 17th, 2017, after the president took office. it's right now on the screen. do you see it, sir? >> yes, sir. >> to be clear, the trump revokable trust is the trust the president set up to hold his assets after he became president. is that correct? >> i believe so. >> do you know why you were paid from the trust as opposed to the preside president's personal account? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> did you think it was odd that he paid you once from his personal account and then he's paying you through the scheme of a trust? >> i'll be honest. i was just happy to get the check. >> today you testified that the check was signed by donald trump jr. and the trump organization cfo allen weisselberg, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> according to the criminal charges against you, you sent monthly invoices

state university. house judiciary committee chairman jerrold nadler is calling for a hearing "in the coming days" on president donald trump's declaration of a national emergency.in a letter to trump friday, nadler and other members of the judiciary panel express their "alarm" over the proclamation, an effort to get more money for a u.s.-mexico border wall. nadler says his committee will investigate the "serious constitutional and statutory issues" the declaration raises and is asking white house and justice department officials to appear at a hearing.he says the decision shows "reckless disregard for the separation of powers and your own responsibilities under our constitutional system."trump said friday he would declare the emergency in an effort to bypass congress, which would not give him full funding for his wall.the american civil liberties union says it will file a lawsuit challenging president donald trump's emergency declaration to fund a wall on the u.s.-mexican border.the friday announcement came hours after trump signed the declaration and said he expected legal challenges. the civil rights group w

a state senate committee has changed a major bill w have allowed local areas to vote on casinos as soon avember. the new bill calls for a casino study and another vote on the gamblistablishments in 2020. >>> a famous spot in the district n an historic landmark. we're talking about the e ircist steps georgetown, the set of 97 sets now protected by the historic preservation office. the spot along georgetown's busy m street is most famous for the pivotal death scene in the movie film the exorci"exorcist". i couldn't sleep for weeks after watching that thing. that's not why they were granted landmark status. they're next to the old capital traction stationch was once a transit hub for street cars. that's a bit of idhistory. >> not know that. >> yeah. movie. ous by the >>> so our top story today is, of course, the weather, this time because of the snow. >> amelia has an update on the winter weather after the break. >>>e'll also take a look at the end of the extreme cold even the end of the extreme cold even in hard hit areas like chago. ic [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do thing

seventy years we've had multiple from the united states standpoint multiple presidents different congresses different secretaries of defense but the committee united states remains steadfast and so i i think american leadership is what's going to keep our alliance effective as well as successful but surely we have to continue to adapt to this changing security environment we've been fighting in counterterrorism operations for the last more decade and a half but this return to great power competition has reminded us that we also need to hide in capabilities and so all of us including the united states are working hard to to regain those competencies ok i mean some would say though that there are some cracks in the nato alliance and trump himself has you know questions that the common defense clause in recent years you know we're also seeing another dynamic we're seeing these increased tension really between russia and the west and in fact just today the head of the conference wolfgang ischinger said that europe must prepare itself for an arms race is that where we're headed. so it's not helpful when the president calls into question article

. >> reporter: evan lowe chairs the state assembly committee that oversees the bureau of auto repair. we told him of kayne's story. >> one is too much. >> reporter: low showed an appetite for grading auto shops like restaurants. >> we fwheneed to be as plo acrs possible. >> i can't possibly end up paying for this. >> reporter: as for kayne and her $16,000 engine replacement, we called midas corporate and they reached a confidential settleme settlement. kayne is happy but disappointed in the state. >> frustrating they know what they know and he's still out there doing. >> the midas location in napa is an individually operated franchise. the owner tells us he recently sold it. he wouldn't talk with our consumer investigative team in person, but he has taken all of their calls at the shop, he says he no longer owns. he denies wrongdoing and says he never saw the state's accusation. the accusation is scheduled for a hearing in may. if you know of anyone faced with a similar shall u, please give us a call, 888-996-tips, or go to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> and finally, this morning, this

committee and is a member of the b j p he called on citizens to send their concerns to the committee with the stated subject on the agenda being safeguarding citizens' rights on social media platforms a twitter spokesperson meanwhile only said discussions with the government are ongoing social media has been playing an increasingly important role in indian elections in recent years prime minister narendra modi himself commands a huge following on the social media site with over forty five million followers next to vietnam which can play host to the second meeting between north korean leader kim jong un and us president and donald trump the choice of host nation is one that works for both leaders as both the united states and north korea have relations with vietnam a country which itself was a communist but i did some years back much like north korea is now so is that a message of a north korea donald trump kicks things off for us chairman kim and i will meet again on february twenty seventh and twenty eighth in vietnam. the time and place is set for a second summit. held last year's meeting in singa

speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union has had under consideration h.j. resolution 37 and pursuant to the house resolution 122, i report that the joint resolution back to the house with an amendment adopted in the committee of the whole. the speaker pro tempore: the chair of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration the joint resolution, h.j.res. 37, and pursuant to house resolution 122 reports the joint resolution back to the house with an amendment adopted in the committee of the whole. under the rule -- the house is ot in order. under the rule, the previous question is ordered. is a separate vote demanded on the amendment to the amendment reported from the committee of the whole? if not, the question is on adoption of the amendment in the nature of a substitute, as amended.

the full committee hear iing wi hear the testimony of michael cohen, former attorney to president donald trump. >> mr. chairman, i have a point of order. >> state your point of order. >> rule f, rule 9 f of the committee rules say that any testimony from your witness needs to be here 24 hours in advance. the committee, the chairman knows well that at 10:08 we received the written testimony and then we received evidence this morning at 7:54. now, if this was just an oversight, mr. chairman, i could look beyond it, but it was an intentional effort by this witness and his advisors to once again show his disdain for this body. and with that, i move that we postpone this hearing. >> second. >> second. >> i want to thank the gentleman. let me say this, that we got the testimony late last night. we did. and we got it to you all pretty much the same time that we got it. i want to move forward with this hearing. >> mr. chairman, with all due respect, mr. chairman, this is a violation of the rule and if it was not intentional, i would not have a problem. i'm not saying it was intentional on your part. i'm saying it's intentional on his part, because mr.

today, this committee is voting on four circuit court nominees who lack support from home state senators. this is really unfortunate and it's brand-new and we're proceeding with these four nominations despite the lack of six blue slips. i would urge this committee to reconsider. we've seen firsthand what happens when blue slips are honored. for instance, president obama worked with georgia's two republican senators, saxby chambliss and johnny isakson to reach an agreement on two nominees to the 11th circuit. . including julie karnes who was recommended by the two senators. and during the trump administration when the white houses worked with democrats to identify district court nominees, consensus nominees have been identified and confirmed quickly as was done in pennsylvania with senator casey. as senator strom thurmond argued to then-chairman of this committee, ted kennedy, in 1979, this, and this is a quote, "this is my 25th year in the senate. ever since i've been here, i was told by senators who've been here a long time before i had the custom -- before i heard the custom, was that

the full committee hearing is convening to hear the testimony of michael cohen, former attorney to president donald trump. >> mr. chairman, i have a point of order. >> you'll state your point of order. >> rule f, real rule 9 f of the committee rules say that any testimony from your witness needs to be here 24 hours in advance. the committee, the chairman knows well that at 10:08 we received the written testimony and then we received evidence this morning at 7:54. now, if this was just an oversight, mr. chairman, i could look beyond it, but it was an intentional effort by this witness and his advisers to once again show his disdain for this body. and with that, i move that we postpone this hearing. >> second. >> i want to thank the gentleman. let me say this, that we got the testimony late last night. we did. and we got it to you all pretty much the same time that we got it. i want to move forward with this hearing. >> mr. chairman, with all due respect, mr. chairman, this is a violation of the rule, and if it was not intentional, i would not have a problem. i'm not saying it was intentional on your part. i'm saying it's intentional on his part because mr. dean l

but the wall came down except the end of the cold war but he made this shift back to the states block grant committee development block grants cut low income assistance and all of those things you would think not really a great model didn't work out you quote some crazy figures about the number of food banks in the u.s. that that increase but then other nations adopted it like the u.k. right yes and around the globe people are actually modeling their charity assistance based on the united states there are literally taking floor plans from u.s. cherries no again charity in a vacuum is. but when david cameron in the u.k. announced his so-called big society it was just like reaganism redox or the points of light that the bush's push cutting social programs not engaging in policies that created jobs and increased wages and what happened shaab poverty in the u.k. shot up for all of the faults of the previous labor governments and i don't agree with them on their international policies but they dramatically reduced child poverty in the u.k. and then the conserves come in and they exploded again i do not kn

leadership in the senate, senator shelby, the chairman of the appropriations committee, respected leader in the united states senate -- i don't have confidence in what you did, even though the president failed to convince the american people and their representatives in congress of his position. let's just see what the votes are. who knows what the calculus is on their side? madam speaker, as far as the you set a check bill, national emergency should be declared -- rep. pelosi: could be declared. if you want to declare a national emergency, that is a national emergency. i'm just saying a president could do that. let's look at what really is a national emergency. advocating for any run around congress. i'm just saying the republicans should have some dismay about the door they are opening. comments, youning spoke about the freshman class. there have been a number of viral moments with these new democratic members. rep. pelosi: that is the word, viral. i want to know what you thought of their influence. do they have an outside influence you've never seen before? rep. pelosi: welcome to the democratic party. we

states and our policies? gulp. and lastly, number five, whether -- the intelligence committee, the fifth of their five points today, happy state of the union, mr. president. they're also looking into this. they're looking into whether any actors foreign or domestic sought or are seeking to impede, obstruct and/or mislead authorized investigations into these matters, including those in the congress. so that's broadly obstruction, right? anybody in foreign countries or here, have they lied to or misled or blocked or attempted to intimidate or otherwise divert the mueller investigation or any other law enforcement investigation related to this matter or any of the congressional inquiries that relate to this matter? five points. and i don't know what the president was hoping for last night when he decided to say in his state of the union address that congress shouldn't investigate him anymore or the country gets it, but i cannot imagine this was the desired result of that now indelible and permanent line that will always be part of the history of the trump presidency and the history of the state of the union address in

he says, "as previously stated, i am giving the committee today" -- first of all, he starts this by saying, "mr. trump is a cheat. as previously stated i'm giving the committee today three years of president trump's financial statements from 2011 to 2013, which he gave to deutsche bank to inquire about a loan to buy the buffalo bills and to forbes. these are exhibits 1a, 1b, 1c to my testimony. it was my experience that mr. trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes such as trying to be listed among the wealthiest people in "forbes," and deflated his assets to reduce his real estate taxes. i'm sharing with you two newspaper articles side by side that are examples of mr. trump's inflating and deflating his assets. as i said, to suit his financial interests. these are exhibit 2 to my testimony. as i noted, i'm giving the committee today an article he wrote on and sent me that reported on an auction of a portrait of mr. trump. this is exhibit 3a of my testimony. mr. trump directed me to find a straw bidder to purchase a portrait of him that was being auctioned at an art hampt

nutritional supplements nicolas maduro has refused so far to accept aid from the united states and the international committee of the red cross has been cautioning that any aid delivery under these circumstances would be very dangerous for the people without any assurances from national security forces in venezuela who at this time remain behind the president thank you for that christian salumi reporting there live from washington in other world news yemen's warring sides are holding talks aboard a boat in the red sea trying to save the who data truce the meeting between the sound backs government and hoofy rebels is being chaired by the un's outgoing monitor retired dutch general patrick the sides are discussing how to implement a peace agreement reached in sweden last year it calls for a withdrawal of forces from with data home of a crucial seaports city earlier we spoke to our correspondent who's covered the yemen story extensively. we're seeing some. both the hoses of the government trading accusations about how to sort of this whole dispute about the who data the thieves are saying that there are militar

the chairman of the house oversight a fine committee giving his opening statements earning that's written on trump mr chairman i have a point of order your state you're going to want to rule after real rule nine f. of the committee rules say that any testimony from your witness needs to be here twenty four hours in advance the committee the chairman knows well that at ten o eight we received the written testimony and then we were sieved evidence this morning at seven fifty four now if this was just an oversight mr chairman i could i could look beyond it but it was an intentional effort by this witness and his advisors to once again show his disdain for this body and with that i move that we postpone this hearing. on it thank you john. let me say this said we got three testimony late last night we did and we guided you all. very much the same time that that we got it. i want to or we would it's hearing mr chairman with all due respect mr chairman the . rule and if it was not intentional i would i would not have a problem i'm not saying it was intentional on your part i'm saying isn't to jump on is part because mr dean last night on a cable news

. >> the state of the trump committee is failing america's middle class. the state of the trump health care system is failing american families. the state of the trump administration is embroiled in chaos and incompetence. >> president trump took the twitter pointing out that he has not even heard his speech yet. last year the president called for unity in the state of the union and called democrats un-american for not applauding him receivel >>> president trump preparing to deliver his second state of the union address tonight. instead of mr. speaker it will be madam speaker. the president will address a newly divided congress. aids say to expect a plea for unity. >> that call for bipartisan s b didn't last long. he said i see he is already criticizing my state of the union speech. he is upset he didn't win the senate after spending a fortune like he thought he would. it came minutes after he said the president would be a hypocrite if he calls for unity tonight. >> the american people know the state of the trump administration is in chaos. >> though they s

committee. the document is compelling evidence of federal and state crimes including financial fraud. you provided this committee with a check from president donald j. trump trust account which is marked exhibit 5b. it's a check for $35,000 dated march 17, 2017 after the president took office. it's right now on the screen. you see it sir? >> yes, sir. >> the trump trust is the president set up to hold his assets after he became president. >> i believe so. >> do you know why you were paid from the trust as opposed to president's personal account? >> i don't know the answer to that. >> did you think it would odd that eh paid you once from the personal account and then from the trust? >> i have to look at the check >> today you testified that the check was signed by donald trump jr. and the trump organization cfo. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> according to the criminal charges against you, you sent monthly invoices containing false individual identified executive one? >> yes. >> the criminal charge against you state states that executivee forwarded your invoice as executive two.

to recognise its northern neighbor as north macedonia leaves commercial branding in a state of legal limbo a committee is to decide over the next three years which products may continue to use the term macedonian as part of their branding some could lose the rights that means producers like likely these thinking of trademarking their brands so as to have a legal right to the name when they export their goods but the process is expensive but that is. what is it. there was no one to inform me about the pros and cons when the government decided to make this into a state agreement and should have informed us about the rights or it could have gone the cost to trademarking this is not easy for a small business person. greek macedonia make some four thousand product branded as macedonian but only a handful are trademarked as such producers must now spend thousands of dollars on lawyers and koreans trying to secure their products but even if they do they cannot be sure that they will ultimately be allowed to keep those macedonian designations this trouble's greek macedonians who have always taken for granted

in the days before there were standing committees of congress, they actually used to cut the state of the union message apart and essentially create a committee for each paragraph to deal with each issue the president had risen. now the standing committees of congress will be getting these issues, the bills will be introduced, and they have some sense of what the president's priority is. as i say the presidents can ask for a lot, whether congress gives it to them is a different matter. greta: thank you. don: my pleasure. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> over the last year, the world has seemed what we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless or daring or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there's a frontier, we cross it. if there's a challenge, we tame it. if there's an opportunity, we seize it. so let's begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong because our pe

service of state and nation should be open to everyone who wants to serve," beevers said.beevers told lawmakers with the assembly veterans affair committee removing transgender members of the national guard from their ranks."at the end of the day, it fundamentally does not matter how you gender identify. it doesn't matter if you're lgbt," he said. "as long as you can fight and do the right thing and support your state and nation, then you are good on us."his testimony comes less than a month after the u.s. supreme court ruled 5-4 upholding the trump administration's 2017 ban on transgender people serving in the military."these are people's lives. these are people who it's not just that they're in the military. these are their jobs. it's their livelihood and what their families might depend on," equality california slative dir kessler said.both the local lgbt community and the state's governor agree that the national ban is wrong, and remarks by the california national guard were in line discrimination."those who put liberties and freedom deo e lit willing to sacrifice their lives on behalf of those prinms is unconscionable and should be

in the days before there were standing committees of congress, they used to cut these state of the union message apart and essentially treat an ad hoc committee for each paragraph to deal with the issue the president had risen. now the standing committees of congress will be getting these issues. the bills will be introduced. they have some sense of what the president's priority is. as i say presidents can ask for , a lot. whether congress gives it to them is a different matter. >> don ritchie, thank you. don: my pleasure. >> live tuesday on the c-span networks, the senate judiciary committee hears from judicial nominee who has been nominated to replace brett kavanaugh on the d.c. circuit court. that is attended by pm eastern on c-span. at noon, the house returns for morning speeches and legislative business. at 2:00, our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m.. the senate returns at 10 a clock work on the middle east policy bill and federal land management. at 9:00 p.m., the state of the union, followed at 10:00 by reaction from members of congress. can i collect 30 a.m. on c-span3, the senate arm

whitaker you don't run this committee, you don't run the congress of the united states, and you don'tun the judiciary committee... (grant) despite contentious exchanges with lawmakers - whitaker maintained - he's cooperating and allowing the special counsel to proceed with the investigation. the president's attorney general pick, william barr, is likely to be confirmed as attorney general. (ken) with one week left to avert another government shutdown, lawmakers tasked with coming up with a deal to keep things running have expressed optimism. (pam) but they haven't announced a firm plan, and the clock is ticking. karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) looks at tcongress -- and 800,000 federal workers -- will be eyeing closely over the next week. some optimism on capitol hill about avoiding another shutdown, but work still to be done.rep. kevin mccarthy / -r- house minority leader: i'm hopeful we'll come to a conclusion. we need to this weekend so we can vote next week.beyond if and when negotiators can reach a deal and how quickly congress can pass it, is the biggest question of all.rep. sean pa

as previously stated, i am giving to the committee today three years of mr. trump's personal financial statements from 2011, 2012 and 2013 which he gave to deutsche bank to choir about a loan to buy the buffalo bills and to forbes. these are exhibits 1 a, 1 b and 1 c to my testimony. it was my experience that mr. trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes. such as trying to be listed amongst the wealthiest people in forbes and deflate the his assets to reduce his real estate taxes. i am sharing with you two newspaper articles, side by side, that are examples of mr. trump inflating and deflating his assets, as i said, to suit his financial interests. niece are exhibit 2 to my testimony. as i noted, i am giving the committee today an article he wrote on and sent to me that reported on an auction of a portrait of mr. trump. in is exhibit 3 a to my testimony. mr. trump directed me to find a straw bidder of him to purchase a portrait of him being axed off at a art hamptons event. the objective was to ensure the portrait auctioned last would go for