sarah collins, joe wells. thanks for being amazing, guys. sarah collins, joe wells. rah collins, joe wells. as we head into the early part of next week, the weather is set to turn more unsettled but at the moment the weather remains quiet through the rest of this weekend. this is the weather front that will bring the change by monday but at the moment high pressure is still around so it is generally fine and dry but it will be cold early on sunday morning, plenty of sunshine away from the north—west but we'll see increasing cloud in western scotland, claudia northern ireland, one 01’ scotland, claudia northern ireland, one or two showers threatening the coastal areas from norfolk down to kent by the rest of england and wales, eastern scotland enjoying sunshine. this weather front, though, brings the change overnight and into monday. it brings rain, it will put eastwards and then it. and at this stage it looks like eastern parts of england generally speaking could be dry and may be brightening up could be dry and may be brightening up with a bit of sunshine. the rain e

i am receiving a lot of text messages i forward to joe collins. credentials sent out the statements that showed people's balance as zero. they were panicking. some have not received the mail because they changed the address since retiring. expect that. joe can handle all of that. >> okay. thank you. >> are we doing monthly activity reports again? quarterly or did we change the timeline? >> i thought it was important that she report since we had a very significant event over the past month and so when she comes she brings the monthly. i have not discussed that with the president. >> sure. i can provide comments quickly. it is with great pride and pleasure to announce we have successfully transitioned on time and schedule as of september 3rd. all contracts were signed at the august 30th. a huge thank you to the sfdcp time for ensuring the transition. as the commissioner noted participants were mailed a eight digit pin to register or answer security questions provided by lexus nexus which is used nationally for secure account validation. nary trade is

applause you have seen reese finnegan, sarah collins, joe wells. my name's chris mccausland.llo. after a fine start to the weekend, sunday will continue on a similar note for most of us, but there are some changes on the way. this view from northern ireland came during saturday, some sunshine, but we'll expect more cloud on sunday. why? because while most of us stay under this finger of high pressure giving us sunny spells, this weather front is moving into it with cloud into northern and western scotland and northern ireland. but most will start sunday clear and chilly. temperatures widely in single figures, low single figures in the countryside, and close to freezing in the coldest parts of eastern scotland and north—east england where a touch of frost is possible to begin the day. so, it's chilly on the start line at the great north run in the morning, but after that, with a mixture of cloud and sunshine, the temperature is not going up too far too quickly. perfect conditions for running. good luck to everyone taking part. light winds too. for the rest of us, sunday is loo

you have seen reese finnegan, sarah collins, joe wells. my name's chris mccausland.here. we have sunshine, wind, rain and even tropical air heading our way next week. today, the weather has been very pleasant. we had a few showers yesterday across kent, no sign of those today. indeed we have been enjoying some healthy spells of sunshine. after a really cold start in the north—east of scotland, we have seen some blue skies here as well for a while. there is more cloud coming in from the north—west, this weather front waits in the wings to bring rain overnight tonight. a fine end to the day with sunshine around, but the cloud continues to thicken across scotland and northern ireland. going to turn wetter overnight and the rain spills into wales and western parts of england, could be quite heavy. more cloud tonight, not anywhere near as cold as last night, except perhaps across east anglia, where we have clearer skies for longer. tomorrow's a bit of a messy day, the weather front bringing rain, not one of the weather fronts sweeping across, no wind to move it. instead,

joe biden. kaitlan collins, cnn, the white house. >>> biden is slamming president trump's comments. the former vice president, now the democratic front-runner in the 2020 election was campaigning friday in the pivotal state of iowa. >> wait a second, wait a second, wait a second. not one single credible outlet has given credibility to his assertion, not one single one. so i have no comment. >> let's talk about this story you've got tom homas giff talki you've got us. we appreciate you talking you've got us. president trump supporters will deny it. the president dismisses it. how does this look, a whistle bl blower belowing the whistle on the president. >> there are things we don't know but it could breach proper executive conduct. here we would have a president using his power in the oval office and, in fact, the full force and weight of the u.s. foreign policy to try to compel another country to engage in essentially opposition research on a potential political adversary going into the 2020 election. if that's not problematic, i don't know what is. this could escalate to another ec

and kaitlan collins reporting, joe lockhart, yesterday the president called nancy pelosi to try to sort this whole thing. the idea that the president has been itching for impeachment may not be the case. as someone who's been on the inside of a white house under impeachment, can you understand that? >> yeah, and i think that narrative was kind of silly, that trump was trying to goad the democrats into impeaching him. i think he was trying to stonewall and that was his strategy. impeachment takes all the political cards and throws them up in the air. and allows for a new dynamic to be set, as carl was saying. the problem, and i think trump instinctually gets this, is his orbit, and himself, is not prepared to fight this battle. you know, the single best thing that i think trump could do strategically would be to step back and say they're playing politics. i'm going to focus on getting the economy going, immigration, i'm going to do something maybe on gun control. he can't do it. he just, you know, his pathos doesn't allow him. so he now is in a war, a new war using the weapons that he's

there is no evidence of wrongdoing by joe biden or his son. kaitlan collins is there in new york. on this topic of religious freedom. the president said he wanted the public to see the calls transcript, is he changing his mind? >> he seems to be wavering on it, he's gone back and forth over whether or not that transcript should be released. there was no wrongdoing or inappropriate conversations during that call. just a few moments ago, the president talked about this topic, and he seemed to be echoing what we heard from aids. they're worried if they did release this transcript, it could lead to them being forced to release a slew of others. >> you could authorize the release of the transcript. >> i could do it easily. but i'd rather not do it. i may do it. we had a nice call. it was a congratulatory call. he had had just won. >> now, brooke, as they're wrestling with whether they should release the transcript, they should release the transcripts. they say it's not gone so far. people have gone back and forth over that saying, it's the law. you have to release this complaint. as it

host: you mentioned joe mansion said he would not hesitate to campaign for senator susan collins. guest: in past races she's won by comfortable margins. this will be her looking for that 30th year in the senate. it has been a long run. i think you will find manners asking him about whether they are getting out of the deal. i think they are more likely to see her as at least making an effort to work with the other side. but it sis answer on the ballot with donald trump it was certainly hard for a senator and it will be a challenge for her and turn out to be a competitive race. host: with you advise senator mansion not to campaign for her? guest: i wouldn't advise him. he is hd strong and from a -- head strong and from a tough state. i'm glad he's decided to remain in the senate and not run for governor. he indicated last weekend he was doing it because he knows that he matters in the senate. we will see. >> why have some compelling senate rerecruits like one in georgia and montana and texas decided not to run for the senate or presidential campaign? abrams has two opportunities and

this is what president trump said about the collin the oval office today. >> you discussed joe biden, his son or his family with -- >> it doesn't matter what i discussed but i will say this, somebody ought to look into joe biden's statement because it was disgraceful. >> there you go, it doesn't matter. so the president says no evidence that biden's threat to with hold to ukraine in 2016 was retaliation to the prosecutor investigating biden's son who worked for the company. >> i think in july he did. i actually think he's been silent about biden and he actually weighed in as much in the democratic primary. a lot of people around him are saying stop talking about joe biden because every time he hits joe biden, it helps him, right, because every other democrat starts to defend biden. so i think this is legacy of the summer when trump was obsessed with biden. let me leave it there. the fact that rudy giuliani was going over there meeting with the ukrainian officials making the same argument and demand that they investigate as the president's personal lawyer was, you know -- was -- he's a

joe biden. >> on the ground in houston. i'm a little envus. interested in your thoughts when it's over. we're in the studio. cnn's kaitlan collins. the media expectation is biden and warren together for the first time. he's the median candidate, she is the growth stock of the summer. joe biden says, sure, plans are great, but can you get things done? >> what we have to do is we have to understand that you need to be able to bring people and countries and interests together to get anything done. plans are great, but executing those plans are another thing. >> i believe we start with a plan and then we get out there and fight for it. to me that's what being president is all about. it's about laying those plans out and showing the direction for this country and then getting in the fight. leading the fight and bringing people along. >> candidates, not just those two, but candidates don't always bring to the debate stage what they say when you're one on one or at the events. will you get a clash here? >> i think that's currently the big question, are they actually going to directly engage. the two have avoided direct clashes over the c

collins, the country is in crisis. the president of the united states has requested foreign interference in american elections to benefit himself politically. >> president trump asked his ukrainian counterpart to investigate his political faux joebiden. >> this is an abuse of power. he wean stop unless you and republicans say it's wrong. senator collins, your voice is critical. stand up for the country and stand up for the rule of law. >> so that interestingly stopped short of asking them to support the impeachment inquiry. a lot of republican senators are still saying they haven't even read it and it's been out for days now. >> well, if you haven't read something you don't have to ask pesky reporters about what it all means. three questions before republicans here. one is was what the president did okay? the second is does it meet the threshold of high crime and misdemeanor and the third, if it does, did sd it justify the president's removal? they would rather not answer any of the three. that mark this as different than previous debates over presidents. in the past, often a president's defenders have gone with a third of those and say whatever the president has done it doesn't merit his removal. it may have been unwise or une

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joe biden just after the u.s. froze aid that is still capturing headlines. our kaitlan collins is at the u.n. kaitlan, you have learned new details about the president's involvement in freezing that aid. tell us about that. >> reporter: there was real confusion about the timeline that happened here, but we have now learned that actually in the days of that late july call the president had with the president of ukraine where he pushed into that probe of joe biden and his son, that's when they were doing this broad review throughout the administration of all these foreign aid packages, and the president zeroed in specifically on ukraine, which surprised staffers in the administration who said before the president had a general uninterest in engaging with ukraine, even sitting down with the president. all of a sudden he was talking about ukraine, ukraine, ukraine, and accusing them of being corrupt and wasting money. that drew attention, of course. that led to mick mulvaney, the chief of staff, to tell the pentagon to give that aid. there is another reason why he says for that phone call. listen

collin aries scene here. i want you to find the high season this is happening i would have had on she owns a she says hi joe the holiday now wishing only. fall down to sort of this. this happens in the week i was all here he combines mushrooms prawns and fried thai rice to make a delicious soup. this is a dish with a taste that's hard to resist and it's only one highlight among many on my colon neary journey through taipei. it's hard to pinpoint just one favorite national dish because it seems the time they're very proud of everything that they are everything that i've been presented is a little work of art in the south and then the different taste and station not one dish tastes like the on the other it's all very diverse thank you for coming in that's how long it's been a wonderful experience thank you for introducing the tyrolese cuisine i am a fan. thank you since in this is. my last diary entry my colleague mary journey to taipei is coming to an end now before i arrived i had heard that this place is a foodie's paradise and after spending a couple of days here i can definitely agree with that assessment fr

joe biden camp don't book rudy. we will hear more from rudy and plus great gift on topic, executive vice president of the trump administration will be joining us, doug collinsber of the house judiciary committee, he will be talking to us, also sean davis from the federalist says that, you know, the reason we got this whistleblower complaint even though it wasn't firsthand account was because they changed the requirements inside the intel community, who knew about that? well, sean does. plus former speaker of the house newt gringrich, last time that there was an impeachment, newt gringrich had the hammer, we will be talking about that and so much more in 12 minutes and 42 seconds, rob and jillian. >> looking forward to it. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. jillian: good morning, welcome back, encouraging new

collins in o'donnell. >>> now to the 2020 campaign as former vice president joe biden marks one of the turning points of the civil rights movement, the 1963 bombing of a birmingham baptist church that killed four young black girls. 56 years later community members came together marking the solemn anniversary with a special service today. and joe biden was a key note speaker saying we are once again at a pivotal moment in time. >> hate is on the rise again. we're at a defining moment again in american history. who are we? what do we want to be? i say it again today. we are in the battle for the soul of america. >> nbc's mike was right there inside the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. from your reporting, you called it his most significant speech on race yet. why? >> reporter: well, as you know, the biden campaign has been framing this speech as sort of a continuation of the theme that launched his candidacy in april. the battle for the soul of the nation. while we certainly heard in the announcement video focus on president trump again last month at a big speech in iowa linking presiden

that joe biden did anything improper here, the president hasn't provided anything to that effect, but it doesn't mean he won't keep mish r push tg as thanks to headquarters, hely. katelan collins, many. our senior con gregs achl correspondent manu raj. >> they just put out the statement to mike pompeo saying he must put out a letter to attorneys of the ukraine conversation or they'll subpoena those documents. just last week saying he did discuss the bidens with ukraine officials. republican senators have been w wary about criticizing this president. i spoke to chuck grassley about the concerns being raised, about the whistleblower. grassley has long advocated for whistleblower protections, and i questioned the accuracy of this whi whistleblower? it's also being said this whistleblower may have been involved in treasonous activity. >> since i know a lot of whistleblowers, i suggest the whistleblower come and talk to me. >> is that an appropriate use of office, do you think? >> would you maybe, through your news media, you can -- i think we'll go up here. through the news media, maybe you can get the whistleblower ploer norks r any contact with the president not call it contact

joe biden's son. the release coming as the president is set to meet with the ukrainian president tomorrow at the u.n. kaitlan collins is out front. you will have the two together tomorrow a bilateral, a possible cameras. what is behind the president's -- his choreography now and his plan to put out what he says is a transcript tomorrow? >>> yeah. it was a surprise to see the president come out so definitive and say he'll release the unredacted version of this transcript and he'd been wavering over it the last several days and that came over internal division inside the white house over whether or not they should put this out there. people like the secretary of state mike pompeo argued against saying it will set up this slippery slope of the other calls with world leader potentially ones with russia. you r attorney general bill barr arguing why want just release the transcripts approximately it will help dispel the drama and view the me surrounding this phone call and that's where it came down today after the secretary of state asked ukraine for their permission to release the transcript of that call. of course, when

former vice president joe biden did come up during his phone call with the ukrainian president back in july. but he says there was nothing corrupt about their conversation. kaitlan collins reports. but looking for that call. >>president trump's place on the world stage overshadowed tonight by questions about his car conduct during a phone call with a foreign leader. >>phone call with the president. >>trump insists he didn't cross the line with the president of ukraine after confirming he did bring up former vice president joe biden and his son during the call. >>one who's got the problem is by aides deny. >>reports he pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival, though trump is publicly accusing the former vice president of corruption. tide is son's business activities if a republican ever did what joe biden >>republican ever said what job i and said they'd be getting the electric chair by right now biden says trump is abusing his power. >>our to smear him and should release the transcript. >>as read them, i could drive. >>trump's admission has re it in democratic calls on capitol hill for his impeachment mornings, trump dismissed today. >>it's just a democrat

collins joins me live from the white house with this breaking news. kaitlan, what are we learning? >> reporter: the president today said he did not deny discussing joe biden during the last known phone call with the president of ukraine. a phone call that came at the end of july. but now the "wall street journal" is reporting that during that phone call about eight times the president pressured the cranan president to work with his personal attorney rudy giuliani who you saw on our air last night on a probe looking into joe biden because according to the journal the president told the ukrainian president that people in washington wanted to know if the allegations were true or not. that comes after just hours ago in the oval office the president said he didn't know if it that was phone call that prompted a whistleblower to complain. president trump's second state visit overshadowed today as he faced questions about a whistleblower complaint he made an alarming commitment to a foreign leader. >> it is just another political hack job. that's all it is. >> reporter: the president accused the whistleblower of being political but conceded he doesn't know

vice president joe biden's name did come up during his call with the ukrainian president that was back in july. >>but he says there is nothing corrupt about their conversation caitlin collins reports. >>trump's place on the world stage overshadowed tonight by questions about his conduct during a phone call with a foreign leader. >>phone call with the president. >>trump insists he didn't cross the line with the president of ukraine after confirming he did bring up former vice president joe biden and his son during the call. >>one who's got the problem is by aides deny. >>reports he pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival, though trump is publicly accusing the former vice president of corruption. tide is son's business activities if a republican ever did what joe biden >>republican ever said what job i and said they'd be getting the electric chair, my right now biden says trump is abusing his power. >>our to smear him and should release the transcript. >>i could drive. >>trump's admission has re it in democratic calls on capitol hill for his impeachment mornings, trump dismissed today. >>it's just a democrat which i'm here we go again he may not be worried, but

collins, thank you very much. >> is good to be with you. >> martha: one of the outcomes of the impeachment pushes there are no calls to investigate joe biden and his son's international business dealings. this is absolutely going to become a big part of this story now. governor huckabee and robertson were men are here up next to talk about it. >> one biden's son walks away with millions of dollars in ukraine, their he does nothingd they are paying him millions of dollars, that's corruption. ♪ ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shr

collins, and five days next wednesday, your committee will be marking up gun control legislation or something that is going to potentially come out of conversations now. the president meeting with the democrat, joe manchin, yesterday. how much of what's happening inside the white house matter for what you hammer out? >> it matters a great deal. i've spoken to them about this. the white house, the president. we have to find things that work. unfortunately we are going back to the same old discussion points of next week, with the democratic bills being brought forward, the bottom line, they are attempts to take away second minute rights. attempts to take away and curb due process. they are attempting to make even the mechanics, the parts of a gun, a magazine, to be the problem. problem is the ability for law enforcement to enforce the law. we have to make sure our u.s. attorneys and officers have the assets they need to go out, and prosecuting gun crimes across the country. that's what my bill, the violence prevention act, we do. not only give resources but also have a when people have concerns, or of the law enforcement has concerns, it's similar to the terrorist line. they can make sure somethin

joe bi the very warm welcome that she got in new hampshire convention. take a look. [ cheering ] with just days to go until the next democratic debate, eliza collins, political politics reporter with "the wall street journal" is joining me. and that is the sort of stuff, eliza, as we watch that video and you hear the sound right there, that is rock star stuff when it comes to anybody who's in politics. what's behind her rise? >> elizabeth warren certainly has been drawing large crowds. i mean, new hampshire is a state she really needs to win. she's also been to some other states that are not early states but seattle, she drew massive crowds. she certainly is, people are excited about her. i'm not exactly sure, you know, what is behind her rise but we have seen her moving upward. she's adopt add lot of ted a l s progressive policies of bernie sanders who is popular. looking at that the poll, he's technically ahead of warren though within the margin of error. she also brought in other voters that aren't necessarily sanders voters. more educated voters. she's doing really well with women, well with older voters. sanders has command over some of those younger vo