representative chris stewart is a member of the house committee. he has said, the whistle-blower complaint has been declassified. i encourage you all to read it. it has not yet been made available to the general public, but obviously its declassification is a major step in that direction. that news coming in from a member of the house intelligence committee, chris stewart, republican from utah. with us tonight, andrew desiderio of politico, and jackie alemany, journalist and reporter. thank you both for being with us. andrew, let me start with you. these news we've been getting about the whistleblower report. members of congress say some very suggestive things about its content. it would seem to be a matter of time before all of us get to see it. is that correct? >> that's right, there is no timetable for the release of

stewart. thank you for, being here. i want you to know that the good news is that i will not treat you like a child and i will give you a chance to answer your questions. i want to thank you for your service, and i would like you to remind me, how many years of service, of military service do you have? director maguire: 36 years of service in the united states navy, 34 as a navy seal. >> 36 years. i had a mere 14 years as an air force pilot, i probably wear these wings. wings.re my father's for someone who has not served in the military, i have not -- i do not think they realize how deeply offensive it is to have your honor and integrity question. some on this committee have done that, they have accused you of breaking the law, and i will read you one part of many. concerns thatave your office together with the department of justice and the white house have engaged in unlawful efforts to protect the president. there are others that i could read as they sought to destroy her character. i will give the opportunity to answ

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfr, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> i have been living in san francisco since 1957. i live in this area for 42 years. my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district, and i work with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the pla

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family tradition and these people that look at us as foreigners, we have been here and we are part of america, you know, and we had to reinforce that. i have been cure rating here for about 18 year. we started with a table top, candle, flower es, an

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himself miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> i moved into my wonderful, beautiful, affordable housing march 7th. i have lived in san francisco since i was two-years-old. i've lived in hunters view for 23 to 24 years now. my name is vlady. i use titus and i am the resident commissioner for the san francisco housing facility. from the very beginning, this whole transition of public housing and affordable housing was a good idea. but many, many residents didn't think it would ever actually happen. it's been a life changing experience. and

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfmargaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> i lived in the mission neighborhood for seven years and before that the excel see your district. 20 years a resident of the city and county of san francisco. i am the executive director of a local art space nonprofit that showcases work that relate to the latino community and i have been in this building for seven years and some of my neighbors have been here 30 year. we were notified from the landlord he was going to sell the building. when we realized it was happening it was no lon

in stewart, florida. explain where you are. it's make or break in the coming hours for the coastline. >> that's right. we're talking about game of miles here. good morning to you. the coast about a mile to my east. every 30, 45 minutes we are getting walloped by a heavy rain shower. outer bands. strong winds. the energy transferred from the powerful hurricane still centered by the way about 100 miles to the east. bridging that energy to the coastline. and we feel the impact here. we have seen the latest national hurricane center update. as of 11:00 p.m. the storm weakened slightly. one thing i want viewers to understand that with these weakening hurricanes, still a powerful dangerous hurricane. with a weakening hurricane the actual wind field expands. even though we have a storm that stays offshore the impacts will be felt. especially along the immediate coastline of florida, georgia and carolinas. here in martin county where i am, stewart is located. there are temporary shelters set up. they are closed down. no longer acceptin

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfrgaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> please stand by for closed captioning. >> the meeting will come to order. welcome to the september 16th, 2019, meeting of the rules committee. i'm supervisor hillary ronen. seated to my right is rules committee vice chair, shamann walton and to my left is rules committee member supervisor gordon mar. our clerk is victor young. i am

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfmargaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> san francisco and oakland are challenging each other in a battle for the bay. >> two cities. >> one bay. >> san francisco versus oakland. are you ready to get in on the action? >> i'm london breed. >> and i am oakland mayor libby schaff. >> who will have the cleanest city? >> we will protect our bay by making our neighborhoods shine. >> join us on september 21st as a battle for the bay. >> which city has more volunteer spirit? which city can clean more neighborhoods? the city with th

stewart's was in west virginia and nicknamed camp cupcake. felicity's prison of choice is in northern california and has been called club fed. and the actress will serve just a fraction of martha's five months, only 14 days. that's not much time to settle into a prison job. martha was a pro at waxing the prison floors. >> if you have a job, you do it well. that pla space wasling when i left. >> that attitude helped martha write the book on "the celebrity prison comeback." she has a reported net worth of $640 million. >> my customers believed in me. i believed in me. >> last night at the opening of a new stew leonards super market in new jersey martha told us felicity can get through it. >> if you believe in yourself, everything will be fine. >> speaking of women who believe in themselves, i'm joined by the one and only hannah brown. hannah b. if you know her. "dancing with the stars" debuted last night. how are you feeling? >> i feel great except for my entire body. >> hurting? >> yeah. we're gonna talk about all that, but how do you feel abo

i attended stewart hall for boys from 1994 to 2001 and then from 2002 to 2006. i went to stanford followed by oxford and recently from law school at berkley and now i work for the city and county of san francisco, specifically the san francisco d.a.'s office and i work on collaborative courts with the office. out i am born and raised in san francisco. i grew up not very far from here in the tenderloin and where i grew up has a lot to what i do. my parents were very young and they recognised one thing, which is they were not going to be able to give us access to opportunities where we were growing up. they submitted my application as a first grader and i was lucky to be admitted. that's why i think increased enrollment is important because i was one of the lucky ones. i learned how to speak english at the school of the sacred heart and made friends with classmates and their parents. i was lucky my parents saw this at a young age. apart from the educational support, care and attention and wrapping of a blanket i received at the schools of the sacred heart, there w

we heard rory stewart saying this money he hopes borisjohnson could stewart saying this money he hopesrom whom it was written —— taken away yesterday. well, there's been plenty of social media reaction, after yet another momentous day in westminster. labourmp anna tu rley's photograph ofjacob rees—mogg, the leader of the house of commons,sprawled out on the benches with his eyes closed continues to be widely shared. her tweet has close to 100,000 interactions. and the image has been shared much more widely still, with many using the hashtag #moggspreading, as you can see from this tweet. otherwise, the phrases "21 mps" and "21 tories" are trending on twitter, as people discuss the 21 tories who have lost the party whip. the name of one of those rebels, ken clarke, has been particularly widely used on twitter. amid all the brexit debates, there is some ordinary government business going on. the chancellor, sajid javid, will announce a spending review later today. this will be government spending for the next financial year, so 2020—to—‘21. pauljohnson is the director of the institute fo

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfmargaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> my name is kamal lane, and i've lived in san francisco for 30 -- let's say 31 years. i lived there a year february 29, 2017, my grandma's birthday. the thing that's cured my home is the mayor's office. when my number was called, i was excited because my number was number three. to rent a home in san francisco means that i'm able to be with my family to support me, me to support them. then, the opportunity for my daughter to get a good paying job. my favorite thing of my new home in h

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what is >> then martha stewart prison advice for huffman.t's a mes >> and did ashton kutche drive demi moore to drink. >> plus "e.t." celebrated friends turning 25. >> no. >>5 years. >> we're inside central park for the epic anniversary. and only we're with single celine. >> all the single ladies. >> is she rea tdyo date again. >> okay do this song. da da da da da da. >> it is emmy weekend and "e.t." is in party mode. we'll get to our celebration st our brad pitt exclusive. you heard me right exclusive. years since can you believe it and eleagu and elina and him br but now brad is back and we got without his favorite >> no news boy cap i've been loving that style. >> it's pure laziness. i will >> yeah, can't say we blame brad for his world time tour he's hard at work promoting his latest flick. >> station this is brad. how do you hear me. >> monday brad placed a call from headquarters to astronaut nick hagel and set up longest running debate. >> who was more believeable clooney or pitt. >> you were absolutely. did yo before doing the movie.

chris stewart.st viewed the actual whistle-blower document and congressman, you have some breaking news for us tonight. >> we know that it's been declassified and it's been released so it should be available for everyone to look at and i encourage everyone to go look at it. before i went in this morning, i was a little bit anxious. i thought am i going to be surprised? is there going to be something of this where i go, oh, no. i can tell you after reading it i'm much more confident tonight and i was this morning that it's going to be, it's going to go nowhere. there's no surprises. the entirety of it is focused on the transcript of one phone call, transcript release this morning. there are some reports from "the wall street journal" and from politico and they are ancillary. they have nothing to do with it. it's this one phone call we've been talking about all day. >> laura: at cnn, one of the other congressman ran out to cameras after seeing it, had a different take, surprisingly. let's watch. >> de

stewart, an attorney who has represented bob in the past, has rejoined his legal team.ily, painful as it is, worries that bobby durst may be the friend she never knew after all. you're prepared? >> no. >> reporter: not prepared to deal with that? >> he's my friend. i can't understand harming a human being, okay? doesn't make sense to me. i don't know if i can forgive that and i wish i could, and i'm struggling with that. i don't know. that's it. i don't know. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> this is date line. >> he told me he loved me. i told him i loved him. he said he would be right back. i hear a comotion of some sort and then i remember hearing gunshots. just lying there. it was bad. >> it's the website where lovers go to meet and cheat. >> this was someone looking to have an affair. >> but this affair was about so much more

, like stewart,a really tough position. they don't like the fact pattern that exists based on the president's own admission and they don't really know what to do about it. even the idea the whistleblower report should come out is one that not even the white house is really quite there yet. the transcript that we will get tomorrow is going to be participate of this story. it's not the whole story. i think republicans are not quite sure about what to do about the totality of what we don't know. they're struggling. they're really struggling. >> you heard congressman stewart say why didn't the democrats at least wait until they got the official unredacted complete transcript of the phone conversation with president zelensky of ukraine and then go ahead with this announcement? >> because, as susan was saying, the president himself said, i did this. and so what if i did? i did this. >> but the president has said various things. on the one hand he said he did this because he wants the europeans to give ukraine more money, not the

. >> stephen: patrick stewart. >> patrick stewart, patrick stewart, patrick stewart eye don't think i'vesometimes we call her c.t. ( laughter ). >> stephen: i didn't know that. boring, but i didn't know. tia swinton. >> she lives in scotland. >> stephen: jennifer-- jennifer lawrence. >> she was born with teeth. ( laughter ) >> stephen: she was worn with teeth in her mouth? >> said her mother. yeah. ( laughter ) imagine that. right? >> stephen: wow! that's shocking. we'll probably run out of time, but i have to ask you about macbeth. you played macbeth. and your costar, patrick stewart, played macbeth. i have seen your mcbeth and ian mccowan's. have you compared macbeths between you, patrick, and ian. >> when i was on "the days of future staff," i was getting hair extension and it was an 18-hour hair extension sit-in. and i was walking past a trailer, and sufficiency, "james, you must say hello." and in back of his trailer, sir patrick, he was, like, fricasseeing chicken or that. "hello, james, how you do?" and so i sat-- i sat on the steps whilst he stroakd my freshly extended hair. and

stewart, he gave an interview on the today programme —— rory stewart!e to say, there were a few eyebrows raised in other countries about that comment. what exactly is he trying to say? but really, that has phenomenal, you're questioning the independence of the judiciary, you're questioning the independence of thejudiciary, questioning you're questioning the independence of the judiciary, questioning lying to the queen by the prime minister. this is... the way brexitcast is written in big letters — like extraordinary, every sense of the word. somehow you get so lost in all these big events that they almost cancel each other out. do we talk today about yellowhammer?” cancel each other out. do we talk today about yellowhammer? i was going to say, yellowhammer. yellowhammer is the code for the government's preparedness effort no deal whether it is hospitals, care homes, petrol, whatever. as it worst—case scenario, base case scenario cosmic are best worst—case scenario cosmic are best worst—case scenario cosmic are best worst—case scenario cosmic orjust real

stewart. re's->> kenny: here's d. he takes strike one.re crew here tonight in baltimore. technical producer, carla. our technical producer, director and crunching the numbers. nt as >> as important as kenley jansen's movement is, the velocity, 94, 93. that's what the dodgers want to see. they want to see the movement with the velocity. the combination is what makes him so deadly. >> a.j.: 96. 96. >> kenny: now the 1-2 from jansen to stewart. missing inside, two balls, two strikes. >> two balls two strikes. dodgers headed to new york for a series with the mets/orioles, will travel to detroit. >> kenny: a lot of blue in the stands tonight here at >> lot of blue in the stands tonight here at camden yards. yards. >> chance for the east coast dodger fans to get out and see their team. >> kenny: payoff from jansen. side. >> pitch bounces to the right side, jansen covering, two away. orioles down to their final out. as dwight dwight smith, jr. will pinch-hit for pedro severino. we spoke with brandon we spoke with brandon hyde before the game. he

brian stewart, thank you so much. storm surge, the big story for the barrier islands. we're expecting a four to seven-foot storm surge. it would take the atlantic over the dunes. it doesn't have to get to seven feet. it can cut between the dunes and get into the parking lots. some of the communities. i also spoke with the mayor of one of the house of representatives here on hutchinson island -- one of the representatives here on hutchinson island who said the coastal area will come over before dorian started churning in the atlantic. this area was saturated. how they are expecting significant flooding from the rainfall, the storm surge, in addition to any damage that the wind will cause. we're going to take a quick break now but will continue our special coverage in a moment. we're going to take you north to daytona beach where authorities are going door to door to tell people in those mandatory evacuation areas it's time to go. this is nice. yeah...yeah, this is nice. hmm. how did you make the dip so rich and creamy?

rachel stewart's 1st. the bauhaus movement was the most influential school of design in the 20th century brought together. and designed with the idea of an integrated approach where full follows function it was originally conceived 100 years ago by the architect. as an experiment in education but it ended up having a huge influence on modern design even to this day now in this anniversary year a brand new bauhaus museum has just opened in germany. i don't queue which is not just there to liven up the desk downtown center it's designed to provide a bridge between the city and its powerhouse architecture. it was created by the spanish architects office at the end it stringent functionality only becomes apparent on the inside to pylons at the front and back at our 50 meter bridge without further supports. the 1500 square meters of museum space foam below there is plenty of room for a range of activities. for example this mobo color don't work by lucy raven it alludes to the color investigations carried out by

father stewart's work has taken him to war-torn countries which earned him the moniker, the monk who saves manuscripts from isis by the atlantic magazine. he has dedicated the last 15 years to finding and preserving the important religious documentation that built our world history. thank you, father clum -- columbus for all your great work and congratulations. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize minnesota recovery connection, september is national recovery month. all year long they strive to support care and provide the resources needed for individuals to find freedom from addiction and remain in long-term recovery. minnesota recovery connection's mission is to strengthen the recovery community through pier-to-pier support, public education, and advocacies. they work to eliminate the stigma that prevents treatment and this month it's important to remind everyone that recovery is possible. every year minnesota recovery connection hosts walk for recovery which is an important event to bring people together from all over the state to celebrate long-term recovery. it's the largest

congressman stewart now saying it's largely about the call. spoke to a senior administration officials tonight who told me that the other stuff the whistle-blower talks about in the complaint is largely stuff you could've gotten from news clippings. stuff that's been in the public domain. remember, and if the congressman can confirm it, originally a lot of people in the media presented this a couple days ago as this whistle-blower inside the government saw things, you know, sort of up close that really alarmed him or her. but instead i'm hearing from a senior administration official this quote-unquote whistle-blower heard about the call secondhand but heard about other things already in the public domain, not stuff that that whistle-blower has firsthand knowledge of. >> laura: you can get lots of lawyers in washington, they are a dime a dozen, but isn't it a democrat activist lawyer for the whistle-blower? >> it's not largely based on the transcript. it's entirely based. there are some reports, politico and the new york times. >> laura: these

and in the latest episode of meet the germans our intrepid reporter rachel stewart takes it all off to the grave. well his aim was to portray women in a different way and he said he felt responsible for freeing them from ideas of eternal youth and perfection. master all the cinematic image he ushered in the supermodel era and in so doing helped redefine fashion photography and beauty standards over the course of his 5 decade long career he captured everyone from kate moss to the climate activists most recently and his legacy will inspire for generations. hand not special and yet beautiful in the 1990 s. photos like these helped. him to see. when they cemented the reputation of the artist behind them. was one of the world's leading photographers he. persons not. have developed the technology. with which you can remove every spark of life a person may have had. that was visible in their face things that are actually positive and they can all be removed you can reduce any person. i want to resist about i believe that if you have the courage to yourself then you are beautiful. tina turner

colleague, congressman chris stewart, and judge ted stewart, wonderful book, "seven miracles that saved america." it they offer three reasons to believe god had a hand in the crafting of the constitution, and for the remainder of my time on constitution day, i'd like to quote them." timing. the window of opportunity for the writing and ratification of small.stitution was very every effort to make the articles of confederation 1776 and 1787 n had already failed. in may of ddenly 1787, a group of 55 patriots together with both the wisdom of the ages and enough energetically fight for the ratification of the constitution. a attempt to create constitution later than 1787 would have almost certainly failure as well. just two years after the work, ution finished its france became embroiled in its own revolution, which lasted a decade, and degenerated into a bloody, violent affair. example of failure would have frightened the founding fathers, giving them to think very differently about the degree of power to be retained by the people. worse was the fact that the founders split into two distin

now stewart is opening up about her love life. she tells british harper's bizarre she doesn't want to hide her relationships, even if it hurts her career. quote i have been fully told don't go out our girlfriend' in public. stewart calls that an old-school mentality >>but your rising star lizzo is on top truth hurts has risen to number one on the billboard hot 100 after her highly praised performance at the mtv video music awards. first time, the red hot singer songwriter and rapper has topped that chart likely not the last in hollywood, i'm david daniel. here's a quick live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza we'll be back with more on the kron 00:04am morning news in just a minute. >>and we are back time now for 30 john travel here on this wednesday morning with a look at our forecast for the 2nd half of the week and what we have on tap, you know what a little bit cooler not why does not as we words start the week ok really all we've got has been terrible either, but it really hasn't been no triple digits lately it's just

this is the stewart causeway that goes out to hutchinson island.'re nearby us, victor, in this general area. as you've been talking about, hutchinson island is a barrier island. they have told people to evacuate. they are telling people now if you get in trouble from now until a day or two after the storm passes, they are not going to be able to get to you. this bridge will be closed, first responders cannot get over there and the water has been shut off to preserve the infrastructure so if people do not have their bathtubs filled with water, they'll be in a tough spot, victor. >> reporter: brian todd for us there at sewall's point. for people who don't know the geography or topography of this part of the state, hutchinson island is a barrier island that crosses several county lines. so it will go through indian river, through martin, through st. lucie counties. so you'll see our reporters along that barrier island at several different points. let's head north now to our drew griffin, who is in titusville. what's the view from where you are? >> rep

from the john stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himselfmargaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collins. and our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] . >> i love that i was in four plus years a a rent control tenant, and it might be normal because the tenant will -- for the longest, i was applying for b.m.r. rental, but i would be in the lottery and never be like 307 or 310. i pretty much had kind of given up on that, and had to leave san francisco. i found out about the san francisco mayor's office of housing about two or three years ago, and i originally did home counseling with someone, but then, my certificate expired, and one of

lieutenant general vincent stewart. us marine corps, come on. retire. >> that's the part i was waiting for. vince is the founder and ceo of stewart's global solutions and international consulting firm area general stewart retired from the us marine corps in april of this year. after more than 38 years of service to the nation so join me in thanking him for his service. [applause] a career intelligence officer, vince served as 20th director of the defense intelligence agency where he was the first african-american, the first jamaican american and the first marine to hold the position of director of dia. general stewart masters degrees in national security strategic studies from the naval war college . and in national resource strategy from the national defense university area please join me in welcoming former director, good friend of industry and my friend, vince stewart to the stage, over to you. [applause] >> .. >> .. the deputy undersecretary for fbi susan mike in deputy of dui jeff kruse and trey whitworth on the joint staff. i'm going to go

>> yes, chris stewart. earlier.cking to me -- listen, nothing personal against him, but how he can condone one and not condone the other and saying one is worse than the other when the investigation wasn't even going on when hunter biden was part of the company and then it was done by the time it was -- i mean, it's just -- i -- i don't understand it.

i'm jack gardner and president of the john stewart company. on behalf of our related partners in california, san francisco housing corporation, and ridgepoint non-profit housing corporation, it's my great pleasure to welcome you to the grand re-opening of hunter's point west and westbrook. give it up. [ applause ]. >> hunters point east-west in westbrook are two of the city's rental assistance demonstration projects. the overall program consisted of transferring 29 of the housing authority profits to local non-profit and private housing organizations for recapitalization, renovation, and private management. more detailed information is available if you're interested. this mammoth city-wide program which included almost 3500 units of affordable housing throughout san francisco required the collaboration of a host of public agencies, developers, consultants, contractors, funders, and, most importantly, the residents of hunters point east-west and westbrook themselves. the program demonstrates the city's commitment to leaving none of its resident

that's what congressman stewart was announcing. something important to remember here was that lawmakers on the intelligence committee only got to review the contents of the complaint today, they did not get to review the full inspector general's report which they expect to be delivered to capitol hill sometime tomorrow or on friday. that report will show corroborating documents, interviews with other people who might have knowledge of the allegations that the whistleblower has leveled against either the president or other individuals in the white house. so that is going to be another really important piece of information for lawmakers to view here in the coming days. >> jackie, i'm wondering what you are hearing about the potential impact of this whistleblower's complaint. you have some republicans, i saw ben sasse from nebraska. we put his quote up earlier, not saying nothing to see here. >> i think it's pretty notable that post 4:00 p.m. today when the whistle-blower's complaint was finally made available to members of congress t

naomi scott, ella kristen stewart.er of the film elizabeth banks. elizabeth. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ how are you doing? >> we're all wearing pants! all of us wore pants! >> jimmy: well, you can't fight in anything other than pants, can you? >> you can. they fight in like -- they're half naked in the movie. there was a lot of leg. you can do kicks. >> jimmy: will there be posters in the -- in the '70s the farrah fawcett, cheryl ladd, these were like -- >> icons of the '70s. i love that you asked these lovely ladies, who are younger thaun than us, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> about the original tv show. i was a kate jackson, for those of us -- >> jimmy: i liked kate jackson too. she was my favorite. >> she was the brains of the bunch. >> jimmy: she was like the smart one. >> i couldn't have pulled off the farrah in the day. >> jimmy: did you have the hair? >> of course i had the hair. after a while i had the dorothy hamel haircut. you guys probably don't know who that is either. it was like never day on the set. i would m

. >>> and the first 9/11 without the first responder whose fight for life side by side with jon stewart inspired millions. >>> but first the "nightline" five. number one in just sixty number one in just sixty seconds. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. face buried in your phone. stop! look up. look both ways. let's start looking out for each other again. it's a busy world out there. andgo safely, california.her >> reporter: good evening and thanks for joining us. we begin tonight with the staggering claims against one of the biggest names in the n-f-l. antonio brown. graphic accusations of sex assault and rape. here's abc's paula faris. >> reporter: this afternoon, the new england patriots returning to practice amid a firestorm, amidst sexual assault allegations against antonio brown. in a newly-filed civil lawsuit, his former trainer, brittany taylor saying brown used false o world and onc t assaulted assaulted and rayped her. this after

stewart, when he painted washington at this time, he was a young painter. this was one of his earliest commissions and stewart was absolutely terrified to meet the great general. so during this setting, he tried to make washington more at ease. he said something to the effect to washington, general washington, you must let yourself forget that you are general washington and i am the painter. well, washington gave a well- intentioned reply. he said something to the effect that there is no need for me to forget that im general washington and that you are the painter. it kind of insulted stuart. he felt washington was giving him a backhanded slap. well, because of that, gilbert stuart got to portray washington. one of those images we have of him, and this is one of the most famous. when you look at that, what is the feature of that painting? what is it? the mouth. look at it. it is kind of clenched and it looks like he is in some discomfort. some kind of pain. and from that image, the view that we have of washington is that he is glum, that he is awkward, he i

rick stewart is a president of utah.s said, the whistleblower complaint has been declassified. i encourage you all to read it. it has not yet been made available to the general public, but obviously its declassification is a major step in that direction. that news coming in from a member of the house intelligence committee, chris stewart, republican from utah. with us tonight, andrea desidarai, and jackie alameni. thank you both for being with us. andrew, let me start with you. these news we've been getting about the whistleblower report. members of congress say some very suggestive things about its content. it would seem to be a matter of time before all of us get to see it. is that correct? >> that's right, there is no timetable for the release of this document or documents, rather, it's probably a very long whistleblower complaint based on what i heard from lawmakers today. but the declassification process has essentially been completed. that's what congressman stewart was announcing. something important to remember h