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the sun is coming up here in tuscaloo tuscaloosa. football. >> as usual, rob having more fun than anybody behind him. >> yeah. i know. esee that girl with the sign "i can't feel my feet" and i'm really happy i'm inside. thanks, rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the health emergency that sent "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak to the hospital. >>> and the game of part deu. espn's maria taylor joins us. sizing up the alabama/lsu game. this is the age of expression. everyone has something to say. but in a world full of talking, shouldn't somebody be listening? so. let's talk. we are edward jones. with one financial advisor per office, we're built for hearing what's important to you. one to one. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. when you rent from national... it's kind of like playing your own version of best ball. because here, you can choose any car in the aisle, even if it's a better car class than the one you reserved. so no matter what, you're guaranteed to have a perfect drive. [laughter] (vo) go

monica alba for us in tuscaloosa.e south bend mayor, pete buttigieg on the road in new hampshire in the middle of a four-day trip and bringing his message directly to voters there. josh letterman joins us from his bus right now. josh, great snacks hopefully. tell us what you're seeing and give us a sense of what bus life is like in the granite state. >> reporter: yeah. we are on the buttigieg bus, kendis. you see his office pete buttigieg uses on the bus. had a couple of these tours so far already. got an executive space in the back here as well. then other parts of the bus have other features. actually used before by folks like mayor romney, newt gingrich. the show "madam secretary" and others. make popcorn. comforts of home. the idea behind it, four days on the record the whole time. pete buttigieg with a couple staffers as well as a bunch of reporters following his different adventure, trying to make his way through the different parts of new hampshire. >> there's no anger. the thing about passion. right? sometimes

hello, tuscaloosa. ♪ like white river back yard throw blankets for under $25.an event because, get this, he ran out of golf balls. eddie perpell hit at least four shots into the water on the fourth hole during the third round of the turkish airlines happened. the first-time it's happened on the european tour since 1994. >>> college number 17 minnesota, the golden gophers stays un unbeaten beating number 4 penn state 31-26. number 5, clemson, is looking to get into the top four after steamrolling n.c. state 55-10. and finally with president trump watching the lsu-alabama game, it lived up to the hype, the second ranked tigers take town the third ranked crimson tide 46 46-41. ed? ed: in fact football ganz, griff at that alabama-lsu game greeted the president with big cheers and applause in tuscaloosa. watch this. [loud applause] griff: wow. todd piro was there, live at the wayside restaurant in tuscaloosa alabama, with reaction from those fans, todd. what's going on? >> good morning, everybody. we were told yesterday that if alabama lost, this place would be like

for more on the otherwise friendly reception in tuscaloosa, here's cnn's sarah westwood. >> reporter: president trump attended the pivotal football game between alabama and lsu here in tuscaloosa saturday. he received a warm reception. he has attended three major sporting events the past two wee weeks. the president received a mixed reception, some boos at madison square garden. not here. many of them had very supportive things to say about president trump. take a listen >> i think it's a bunch of [ bleep ]. i think they're fishing. it's a fishing expedition. it's been like that for three years now. . >> how much are you following what he is being impeached for. . >> for something in the ukraine where he told the president take a look at biden for his misdeeding while he was in office. if he was corrupt, he's corrupt. put him in jail. >> did you vote for trump in 2016? . >> absolutely i will. even if i have to go in there in a wheelchair. >> mostly clears from the more 100,000 fans in the stadium. he had alabama republicans joining him in the box. one of those was congressman bradley

it's an awesome gift but also members of tuscaloosa. this is how many germans feel 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall but our treaty which started in moderate and ended up in blockade they showed us that the form of the wall has also some negative impacts but 1st let's put things into perspective as part wide germans are generally celebrating this day imagine you have a family of 5 people and your own living in one village and often night the government decides to plant this in the middle of the a village your father and uncles end up living on the other side of the wall and you in some siblings on the other side sergeants who are mining the wall are also monitoring every move you're taking in everything you say tanks also patrolling your village now and then into see your family you need a special permission which usually was not granted to cross it we found a mission you would risk being abreast of big shot. and that was for more than 30 years when we visited the museum in moderate a village with 47 population and was divided

day after receiving a long thunderous occasion from the 101,000 fans at the alabama-lsu game in tuscaloosa now the president returns to face impeachment hearings in washington chuck todd is here to take us through all of it. then less than a week after nine american women and children were killed violently in mexico, many of the families that had been living there in a mormon community are coming back to the united states, fearing for their lives. that story just ahead. >>> and later, a sunday sit-down with actress kerry washington on her powerful new film, american sun. her breakout seven seasons on scandal. and finally convincing her skeptical parents she can make it as an actor. >> i waited until my mom was slicing into her filet mignon at the governor's ball and i was like starving artist, who is starving now >> a sunday sit-down with kerry washington and with bob newhart all later on the show. >>> let's begin with the latest on the impeachment inquiry as the public hearings begin this week in washington this morning president trump says he is ready to release the transcript from a sec

how do you think students there in tuscaloosa will handle this?ery shocked. university of alabama, we have 38,000 students who attend this campus and obviously do not all think the same. there's going to be a decent pix ch mixture of people for and against the president. >> savannah, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >>> breaking news in the impeachment inquiry. we're about to get our next transcript of testimony from a key witness as the house may finish impeachment they say by christmas. >>> more drama in the trial by roger stone. why references from a movie "godfather ii" worked its way into testimony today. ies about vehicle quality. and when they were done, chevy earned more j.d. power quality awards across cars, trucks and suvs than any other brand over the last four years. so on behalf of chevrolet, i want to say "thank you, real people." you're welcome. we're gonna need a bigger room. bleeding disorderste medlike hemophilia.s so victor can keep doing what's in his blood. at bayer, this is why we science. when you're looking for answ

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. >> we want to get you live pictures from tuscaloosa, alabama, where alabama and lsu are meeting this afternoon. >> on top of the hype of the big game, president trump will be in the stands. for now the president is still in washington where college football has taken a back seat for the impeachment inquiry. >> the tomorrow of two top white house officials placed acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney directly at the center of the ukraine scandal now. >> that's as the attorney for john bolton, and this is interesting, says that the former national white house security advisor has new relevant information about the scandal that has never been disclosed. let's bring in now cnn white house producer kevin liptak. based on those new transcripts, i've got to say it does not look good for the acting chief of staff. >> it certainly places mick mulvaney much closer to the center of this impeachment inquiry than we knew before. what is striking in this testimony from fiona hill and alexander vindman is this depiction of this crucial white house meeting in july where they say they overh

but as you can see here in this video, he received a roaring ovation in tuscaloosa on saturday ahead of the alabama/lsu game and stuck around for what are was a classic game. i know your team did lose there in the end, joe. but this is something the president wanted. in the backdrop, of course, is that it comes as jeff sessions, his former allied turn foe, who he is still very, very angry from recusing himself from the russia probe announced he could be jumping back in the race to get his old seat. the president has said at least so far he said he will hold his tongue. but it should be noted, he brought one of sessions rivals for the seat to sit with him at the game. >> i was going to say, i never thought i would see the day where brian denny stadium would actually come complete with a viewing stand where you could would have some candidates allowed to sit next to bresmnav and others, jeffrey sessions, not allowed to sit next to donald trump. >> i'm not sure he was part of the tailgate festivities outside the stadium. but liverpool, a commanding lead, though early in the season so fa

at the game in tuscaloosa, the president received a warm response from the crowd. weijia jiang cbs news the white house. >>> house speaker, nancy pelosi spoke today about the upcoming impeachment hearings at a union event in san francisco. she talked about the importance of informing the public. >> we want them to know the truth, that is what the proceedings will bring forward and clear away in the public hearings. this is a sad time, a prayerful time, we don't want to think our president could be in such violation of our national security, the integrity of our elections or his oath of office to the constitution. the facts show possibly he has. >> next week, the house intelligence committee will hold its first open impeachment hearings and we will have special live coverage wednesday morning. >>> port of oakland reporting a healthy increase in exports despite the trade work between the u.s. and china. exports up more than 10 % in october compared to a year ago. most of them went to asian markets and court officials say they see increased shipments to asian countrie

on his way to tuscaloosa to attend the alabama/l.s.u. football game, president trump told reporters no one should testify in the impeachment inquiry. mr. trump also said he may release the transcript of a second call with ukrnian president volodymyr zelenskiy later this week. the president of ukraine. with so, you'll read the second call, and you'll tell me if you think there's anything wrong with it. but, never in history has anybody gone through this. it's a witch hunt, and it should never happen to another president. >> thompson: german and eastern european leaders gathered ini ben today to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. the ceremony was held on a street where one of the last parts of the barrier that separated the communist-ruled eastrothe capitalist west for 28 years still remains. germanr chancelgela merkel commemorated those killed for trying to flee from east to west and said that the fight for freedom around the world continues. germany was reunified only one year after the toppling of the berlin wall,

president trump in tuscaloosa for the big alabama lsu football game but he spoke to reporters on histaining he has nothing to hide from house impeachment investigators. >> there has never been a president who's been so transparent. this is a witch hunt. now i will give you a second transcript because i had two

monica in tuscaloosa, thank you. >>> breaking news.e submitted their list of witnesses they would like to testify in the impeachment inquiry. among the gop's wish list is hunter biden as well as the anonymous whistle-blower. michigan representative dan kildee is the chief whip of the caucus. welcome back to the broadcast. >> thanks, alex. >> can we expect to see any of these witnesses approve? >> well, i'll leave that obviously to the committees of jurisdiction, but i would think that calling hunter biden or even calling the whistle-blower -- i mean, i'm surprised they didn't put in a request for president obama's birth certificate. i mean, this is a debunked, bogus notion that somehow hunter biden was under investigation. he was not. that's been very clear. but they don't want to deal with the facts that surround the president's behavior. they just don't want to talk about it. so they're going to try to talk about something else. and of course, the idea that they would call the whistle-blower, first of all denies the notion that the w

you are looking live it the stadium here in tuscaloosa. boy, that was fun.g off against each other. it's extra intense when obviously it's the regular season. pit number two against number 3 in the college football playoff and wow by the way a guy named president trump is going to be visiting. a little bit of controversy earlier this week. student government association here at alabama said we don't want anybody to have any, quote, disruptive behavior. many in the mainstream media took that to mean you can't exercise your first amendment right. that's not what said. they basically said don't fight or you will lose your student seats. that seems like a logical conclusion again. you are allowed to exercise your first amendment rights. when the president is here. we saw that earlier at the washington nationals world series game. we saw that at mma and expect that there is going to be lot of discussion about president trump here in this game also people may talk about the quarterback match-up. the individuals we have here. ready to bring them in. ready to talk a

. >> reporter: in tuscaloosa, alabama, a state he won easily in 2016, he is hoping for a friend leerrowd than the one that greeted him last week in his home state. as trump sat ring side at an ultimate fighting championship match, a mix of boos and cheers echoed through madison square garden, though he said it was a little like walking into a trump rally. the boos not as loud as ones that were in washington nationals park as trump was shown on the jumbo tron, surrounded by republican allies in a box suite, trump was said not to have noticed. even when the players come to him, the visits haven't always gone smoothly. >> i love athletics, i love sports, but they shouldn't get the politics involved. >> reporter: star athletes from championship teams are often missing from white house celebrations, some teams decline the invitation to 1600 pennsylvania avenue all together. >> if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> reporter: when catcher curt suzuki brought a maga hat to the white house, they had what some deemed a titanic moment. even before he was in office, trump had a co

and jamie erdell of cbs sports is at brian denny stadium in tuscaloosa, alabama.loosa where in just a few short hours, over 100,000 people will fill bryant denny stadium. but really if you're a football fan your eyes are on this game. it's the time of year where you've got a lot of people voting on who the best teams are in college football, whether it's the a.p. poll, the coaches poll, or the college football playoff poll, one through four, the point is you've got two of the best teams in the nation going head to head this afternoon on cbs. big question mark in terms of alabama's quarterback. he had surgery on his right ankle just 20 days ago. remarkably, he's been able to recover in that time. coaches told us he practiced every day this week. he got better every day this week. all reports are leaning toward him being able to start for the tide this afternoon. he is not the only heisman contending quarterback to play today. joe burrow is leading the lsu offense in a way we've never seen before. he's putting together a remarkable season for a team whose defense we

. >> larry joining us from tuscaloosa, alabama. >> good morning. how are you doing? >> i've gottastic three questions. my comment is that i've been with v.a. since 1983. sinceeen calling c-span 1984 and it's the first time i have ever in my life seen the secretary of the v.a. not show up on washington journal. the executive office of the president including the secretary of v.a. have shown up on washington journal. -- my claim has been pending since 1991. how muchon with you is money is the coat others donating to your organization? is what isquestion smc and what is the highest level of smc? isthird question pertaining v.a.ng with secretary of who has the power to administrate the backlog where it won't be such a backlog like in my case from 1991. >> smc? you know what that refers to? >> i don't know what smc is. i know usmca is u.s. marine corps. with the backlog unfortunately his issues are not unique. veterans have been stuck in the v.a.'s appeals or disability claims backlog for decades. there has been recent legislation passed designed to deal with it that hope

sarah westwood is in tuscaloosa, you're getting the pulse of the fan base there and how politics are far from their minds. >> that's right a lot of folks tailgating here. president trump is on his way here. most of the folks that we're talking to are excited the president is here and they're asking him about impeachment. many think the president is being treated unfairly. this is the third major sporting event in two weeks. he went to gave five of the world series, he went to a fight in madison square garden. he got mixed reaction, people booing him and people cheering him. the president won the state by nearly 30 points in nearly alabama. his approval rating as high as any other state. these are people likely to be friendly to president trump. the university of alabama student government sent out instructions that no one cause any distractions during the game, it will be interesting to see the president's reception. >> interesting indeed. as the white house sends off impeachment conservative media has a new line of attack. the ukraine scandal not sexy enough. celebrating a successfu

president trump warmly greeted in tuscaloosa for the alabama-lsu game.howering the president with applause and chants of usa. bradley burn is returning against trump's former attorney general jeff sessions for the alabama senate seat. the president has not committed to endorsing either county. nasa shows its first all electric aircraft in california this weekend. it's a year away from its first test flight. but nasa deemed it ready for its first public viewing. >> we should follow the example of the courageous people who have come forward. people who worked for john bolton, people who have in their careers much more at risk have shown the courage to come forward. they have not hidden behind litigation. judge jeanine: schiff just won't quit. the dems will do anything to get this president out of office. joining me, dan bongino. you know what i love about that? this guy is trying to look so caring. these people are so courageous. i mean, they came forward. you know, they have their careers and so much at risk. are you kidding? >> judge, listening to adam s

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so after he got booed at the world series and the ufc fight trump flew to tuscaloosa for the lsu-alabamaer? do you? >> a new evil, thursday on cbs. >> president trump and the first lady in attendance today. >> jimmy: the cbs promo department is part of the resistance. [ laughter ] you know, with the election under a year away and the impeachment in progress, there's a lot of anxiety in the air. a majority of americans said that all this news about trump is a significant source of stress in their lives. and that isn't good. stress kills. but fortunately, there is now help if you need it. >> frustration. shock. terror. these are just some of the emotions you can feel watching the news. and with the next election a year away you need an anxiety medication you can count on. you need elect-xapro. elect-xapro is clinically proven to calm your nerves and relieve election stress. is trump being racist? is bernie too old? did joe biden chew his tie again? it doesn't matter. because your brain is in airplane mode for the next 8 to 48 hours. and it feels great. you know what? take the whole week of

tuscaloosa police arrested a 32-year-old suspect who tried to flee after allegedly slashing the balloonarged with one count of criminal mischief. >>> much more straight ahead in the newsroom, but first here's this week's "staying well." >>> the beat brings out everything that you feel. the best. it is a cardio jam session. it is a full-body workout inspired by drums. we use our core focusing in on glutes, your biceps, triceps. the drum sticks, called rip sticks, they mimic the drumstick. having that intensity in the arms will add a little more to the workout. it's for any age and workout stage. there is never that moment when anybody is one pound, one strike, hitting it to the ground and united to the beat. >> drumming to a certain beat, especially in synchronicity with other people in the room doing it brings energy to the brain. it has something to do with the harmonics and different tones of voices, sound, vocalizations that we have to recognize to be able to understand our environment. if you connect with drumming or music to enhance other parts of the brain or body, you're on to so

of the world series and he is planning to attend the alabama/lsu football game this weekend in tuscaloosam brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine said she felt threatened by president trump. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking today, transcripts from key testimony released in the impeachment probe detailing the way president trump allegedly abused his power with rudy giuliani as his pit bull in ukraine. >>> deny and delay. four white house officials snub the scheduled testimony today as democrats on the hill say the stonewall strategy is actually helping their case. >>> plus red alert for democrats. new polls suggest president trump still might have an edge in battleground states depending on who they nominate. what voters in critical counties are saying, if anything at all, about impeachment. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with

this weekend, number one lsu and number two, alabama face-off in tuscaloosa and some serious bets areshannon: >> i'm hoping to get some gold from louisiana. what are you betting? biko i am betting as much extra spicy popeye's fried chicken as a senator can eat. >> laura: raymond? >> popeyes if lsu loses. >> laura: alabama has to win. that's all the time we had tonight, shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team take it from here. >> shannon: the house democrat is issuing a subpoena for a white house acting nick chief of staff mick mulvaney. remarks about whether or not there was quid pro quo over ukrainian military aid to. democrats want mulvaney to show up just hours from now first thing friday morning. coming up now show down over the subpoena. adam schiff said when witnesses don't show up, he should assume two things. the president is up guilty of obstruction. we will debate those conclusions. and a multibillionaire who left the republican party expected to

biggest college football game in the la was happening do in tuscaloosa alabama on saturday.r this game and 1st quarter go. he's in te end ze, first touch on the game. lsu still early in the secondto us. that's a touchdown. the second and we've gos naji harris out of any actual a foreigner right side. >>the end and 46 yards rushing much for alabama. tigers too to 41. >>that is sports. >>all right, jr thanks a lot, let's go and take a livelook outside somewhatfoggy conditions but looks like it's clearing will find out for sure from day e we come back. fact! coffee stains teet unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly wher. colge optic white. whitening that works. takg a live look outside from the embarcadero camera this morning starting to see a little bit more clearly the bay bridge behind the shot there and compared to yesterday, but we couldn't see this was an annoyinget a squint to see some metal, i mean it was it was it all so either. the fog is not as aggressive

. >>> at the game in tuscaloosa, the president received a warm response from the crowd. weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >>> the hearings kick off wednesday with hearings from two key witnesses. we will bring those hearings to you live. facebook and youtube are pledging to remove any and all content featuring the whistleblower's name. it violates the social network's policy prohibiting content outing a witness, informant, or activist. facebook says it will revisit the decision if the whistleblower's name becomes widely publicized. >>> well, port of oakland is reporting a healthy increase and exports despite the trade were. exports were up more than 10% in october compared to a year earlier. most of them went to asian markets. port officials are seeing increased shipments to asian companies other than china. >>> anger and unrest in northern syria where turkish and russian forces are moving in after the u.s. moved out. charlie d'agata is on the ground with people trapped in the middle. >> reporter: they came with whatever weapons they could find from sledge hammers

he's headed to tuscaloosa for the showdown between lsu and alabama.s is his third major sport event in just the past two weeks. i want to go straight to cnn correspondent kristin holmes right now at the white house talking about the very latest transcripts that were released. they may not be good news obviously for acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. what are you hearing this morning, kristin, and good morning. >> good morning, christie and martin. you're right. this is not good news. this comes the same day as he defied the house to show up and testify and then you get this document dump that comes from two important testimonies here. were from white house expert fiona hill and the white house national ukrainian expert lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. they paint mulvaney as being at the center of all of this. i want to read to you from fiona hill's testimony here because she lays it out well. she said sondland in front of ukrainians as i came in was talking about how he had an agreement with chief of staff mulvaney with a meeting with ukrainian

today anyone assuming tuscaloosa would be from the territory considered in alabama's camp like many around the country is a blue dot in the middle of a red state. i hope the good folks in tesco lose the, not just because trump is trash but because doing is the sweetest and petty us of american traditions, by and branigan. your reaction? >> i think it is important to understand the reason people move is they do not feel like this president hears them, hears their voices. institutes that support young people and young americans. when you are on college campuses it is a great opportunity to articulate a message to young people as to why he should not get blue, don't expect people to accept you, don't hideout at m aga rallies, get out a regular american people and campaign to them, explain how you will make their lives better. blaming the liberal media, blaming democrats and all these other slogans, show and deliver policies. shannon: the world series, college football. they should be bastian's of free expression, and thanks for joining us. vermont senator bernie sanders banking on immigration

tuscaloosa, alabama, you're in a freeze warning all because of that jet stream, guys.will kink just enough to allow the polar air slice down and early next tuesday those are the windchill, 1 in des moines, 6 below in minot and even dallas, nobody is getting away from this is my point as my eyes tear up already. >> you get inside. everyone is getting hit. >>> we move to that bombshell announcement in the race for the white house. there you see billionaire michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york, is taking a major step this morning towards launching a bid for the democratic nomination, a move that could scramble the race and linsey davis has the story. good morning, linsey. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, george. michael bloomberg is reportedly worth an estimated $52 billion. he has built an empire including this building right behind me and now this latest move seems to be an indication that he's not quite sure any of the current democratic candidates can get the job done against president trump. an adviser to bloomberg says mike believes that donald trum

>>> the president was at the alabama/louisiana game in tuscaloosa, alabama, today.e is how he was received. listen. >>> did you vote for trump 2016? >> absolutely and i'll vote for him again even if i have to go in my wheelchair. >>> it's 7:00 on a sunday morning. 7:01. in fact. still time for the weekend left. >> i'm christi paul. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> the impeachment inquiry starts on sense. >> several key witnesses scheduled to appear to the impeachment hearings. marie yovanovitch someone of those, the former ambassador to ukraine. >> now republicans have released the names of their own witness wish list. among them, hunter biden and the anonymous whistleblower who started the whole impeachment inquiry. >> let's bring in white house correspondent kristen holmes in washington. i'm wondering, first of all, what people are reading into the republicans strategy as we look at the witness list they have submitt submitted. >> reporter: the first thing is shows the republicans have a clear effort to shift focus from president trump and his pol

president trump in tuscaloosa for the big alabama lsu football game but he spoke to reporters on hisay there maintaining he has nothing to hide from house impeachment investigators. >> there has never been a president who's been so transparent. this is a witch hunt. now i will give you a second transcript because i had two calls with the president of ukraine so you will read the second and you will tell me if you think there's anything wrong with it but never in history has anybody gone through this. jon: we have fox team coverage lucas tomlinson has the details on the just-released list of impeachment witnesses republicans are requesting that we begin with allison barber at the white house. spare president trump told reporters he will likely release the transcript of that second phonecall with ukrainian president latimer zelensky on tuesday. that is one day before public testimonies are set to begin in the house impeachment inquiry. the phonecall to place in april after zelensky won his election. the phonecall that sparked the impeachment inquiry. >> they want to have a transcript o

. >> reporter: in tuscaloosa, alabama, a state he won easily in 2016, he's hoping for a friendlier crowdhan the one that greeted him in his home state last week. as trump sat rinkside at an ultimate fighting championship match, a mix of boos and cheers echoed throughout madison square garden, although he said it was a little bit like walking into a trump rally. those boos not as loud as the ones that boomed in nationals park in wags during game five in the world series as trump was shown on the jumbotron. surrounded by allies, trump was said not to have noticed. even when the players come to him, the visits haven't always come smoothly. >> i love athletics and sports, but they shouldn't get the politics involved. >> reporter: some teams have declined the invitation to 1600 pennsylvania avenue altogether. >> if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> reporter: so when washington nationals catcher kurt suzuki brought a mega hat to the white house, they had what some deemed a titanic moment. >> i love him. >> reporter: even before he was in office, trump had an uncomplicated relat

. >> we want to get you live pictures from tuscaloosa, alabama, where alabama and lsu are meeting thiss still in washington where college football has taken a back seat for the impeachment inquiry. >> the tomorrow of two top white house officials placed acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney directly at the center of the ukraine scandal now. >> that's as the attorney for john

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. >> and president trump headed to tuscaloosa for the s.e.c. showdown. it's going to be his third appearance at a major sports event in just the past two weeks. >> meanwhile let's go straight to cnn's kr n ncnn's kristen ho. >> good morning, martin and christi ochlttown same day he didn't show up for his house testimony despite the fact he was subpoenaed, you would get this document dump, and it comes from these two key characters, the former white house russian colonel alexander vindman, both of them painting a picture of a blatant quid pro quo and on top of that putting mick mulvaney right at the center of it. fiona hill says sondland is in front of the ukrainians as i came in was talking about how he had an agreement with chief of staff mulvaney for a meeting with the ukrainians if they were going to go forward with investigations, and my director for ukraine was looking completely alarmed. so obviously now house committees still wanting to talk to the chief of staff. we learned last night mick mulvaney is trying to join a lawsuit that wants a federal

biggest college football game in the land was happening down in tuscaloosa alabama on saturday.lsu taken on alabama. esident trump in tendance with the first lady for this game 1st quarter we go. he's in the d zone, first touch on the game. lsu us. l early in the second to that's a touchdown. the harris out of an e r s naji california right side into the end zone the pool. >>and 46 yards rushing onhe day but lsu tigers too much for alabama to 41. >>that is sports. >>at the alzheimer's walk tod in safrancisco. we ll tell ♪ (vo) i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just esn't have enough range. it wilve survive the winter. arng stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you afteall. or, is it? ♪ >>come back to kron 4 news at 10 a huge turnout for a grt caustodain san francisco, the cause raising awareness and funds to find a ce to end alzheimer's disease about foh 1000 people showed up very. ferry. y san francisco's and all sims the event today raised over one million dollars. a summer says

at the game in tuscaloosa, the president received a warm response from the crowd.jia jiang, cbs news, the white house. >> the hearings kick off on wednesday with testimony from two key witnesses diplomat william taylor and george kent. we will bring the hearings to you live. >> this morning, facebook and youtube are pledging to remove, quote, any and all content mentioning the potential whistle-blower's name. facebook said mentioning the name violates the social network's policy, prohibiting content that a wit -- outs a witness informant or activist. facebook will revisit the decision if the name is widely publicized. >> the port of oakland is reporting a healthy increase in exports despite the trade war between the united states and china. exports were up more than 10% in october, compared to last year. most went to asian markets. port officials are seeing increased shipments to asian countries other than china, where volumes are down due to the ongoing tariffs. overall, the first 10 months of the year, exports from oakland were up 3 1/2%. >>> anger and up rest in

. >> reporter: in tuscaloosa, alabama, a state he won easily in 2016, he's hoping for a friendlier crowdthat greeted him in his home state last week. as trump sat ringside at an ultimate championship fighting match a mix of boos and cheers echoed throughout madison square garden, although he said it was a little bit like walking into a trump rally. those boos, not as loud as the ones that boomed inside nationals park in washington during game five of the world series as trump was shown on the jum woe -- jumbotron. trump was said not to have noticed. even when the players come to him, the visits haven't always gone smoothly. >> i love athletics. i love sports. but they shouldn't get the politics involved. >> reporter: star athletes from championship teams are often missing from white house celebrations. and some teams have declined the invitation to 1600 pennsylvania avenue altogether. >> if they don't want to be here, i don't want them. >> reporter: so when washington nationals catcher kurt suzuki brought a maga house to the white house, they had what some seemed a titanic moment. even b

air force one touching down in tuscaloosa, alabama, the site of the game between number two ranked lsunked alabama. the president will be at the game. we're going to monitor the l signal, see if the president talks as he gets off air force one. here he is, just before he headed out to andrew's air force base. >> so the stock market hit an all-time high yesterday. the country is doing really well. the witch hunt continues. lot of witch hunt continues. the republicans have never been so united and i think the people of our country have never been so united. leland: all three major stock indices reaching record highs this week. the dow closed friday up 6.44 points, third consecutive week of rises. s&p 500 up for the fifth straight week. nasdaq up 40.8 points. i don't think it's up 48 are% 4, though, we're going to double check that math. seems pretty high. one thing we're hearing consistently from republicans, is the economy, the economy, the economy, heading into 2020 elections. what is interesting is how this intersects. you've got the economy and the american manufacturing and american

. >> college game day from tuscaloosa. as soon as we finish from here. what a showdown on abc.state and minnesota both 8-0en at line lineups forth in the ranking. >> going to be very cold which is big because of turnovers. which quarterback will control the offense, mot neighboring that critical mistake. >> i know it's lsu, alabama weekend but this is significant with penn state up at number 4. minnesota undefeated. they get penn state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks dan are tanner morgan has done amazing job. big weapons around him at receiver in the backfield. shaun clifford if he wins this he is one of the great stories in the big ten with a committee behind him and maybe the most dynamic play make ner the country. >> if minnesota pup pulled the upset, a big steve steep ford the region championship. also on abc. sc coming offer the beating at the hands of oregon taking on arizona state. >> in game two weeks ago looked significant as far as who was getting in to it pac 12 championship. that has taken a step back with losses. clay helton, his team trying to b

i do believe that alabama, tuscaloosa, is sort of the forgotten america. mean, they're down 46, 47, 50 on things like poverty and opioid and literacy rates. and we need to do more to make them feel like they're part. but saying that you're real americans and other people aren't isn't the way to do that. it's more to try to bring them in and have one dialogue. and the reaction that i saw from everyone, i saw the mainstream media only talking about how trump was booed and then i saw supporters saying no, these are real americans and those people booing trump somehow don't express patriotism when patriotism is all about, in this country, being able to express your honest to god opinion. it's other countries that don't have that. >> when sarah palin was traveling she said i'm in the american part of america here. i find that deeply offensive. >> ian bremer, thanks for coming on. >>> less than an hour away from more testimony in the roger stone trial. what the next witnesses could say about the 2016 campaign. > and the president. that's next. tremfya® helps adu

. >> college dame game day from tuscaloosa or the lsu alabama game. as soon as we finish there.minnesota 8-0 both. >> going to be very cold, which is big because of turnovers. which quarterback will be able to control the offense, not make the critical mistake? i know it's lsu, alabama weekend. but this is significant with penn state at number four. minnesota undefeated. they get penn state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks tanner morgan has done amazing job executing the offense big weapons around him and shaun clifford if he wins this he has been one of the great stories in the big ten with a committee behind him and then the most dynamic play make ner the country. >> if minnesota were to pull the upset in this game, the giant step towards the big ten championship and rematch against penn state or shot at ohio state. and. >> this game about two weeks ago loobld it was very significant as far as who gets into the pac 12 championship, that now has taken a step back with some losses. clay helton again his team just blocking out the noise, the best they can get the

. >> college game day from tuscaloosa for the lsu alabama game as soon as we finish fl tusk loose ann pen state and minnesota. lyannesing fourth in the college ranks. >> very cold, big because of turnovers, which quarterback will control the offense and not make the critical mistakes. minnesota is undefeated. they get pern state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks. tanner morgan has done an amazing job executing the offense. big weapon with receiver in the back field. and shaun clifford if he wins this he has been a big story in the big ten with a committee behind him and then the dynamic play maker in kj hammer out wide. >> if minnesota pulse the upset a giant step towards the big ten championship game and rematch against penn state or shot at ohio state. also on abc, usc coming off the beating at oregon taking on arizona state. >> this game two weeks ago looked significant as far as who gets into the pac 12 championship. that has taken a step back with losses. clay helton, his team blocking out the noise the best they can, get the quarterback back -- on track and able

baby trump protest organizers tells cnn an unknown man with a knife slashed it as it appeared in tuscaloosaresident who inspired it stopped in for the 'bama/lsu game. the organizers said he saw the perpetrator and someone described as a getaway driver apprehended by police. cnn have reached out for a comment on any charges. >>> "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak is recovering after undergoing emergency surgery for a blocked intestine. vanna white is serving as a fill-in host. he is resting comfortably looking forward to getting back to work. >>> swinging might seem like an outdated term from the 1970s, but even today millions of americans have dabbled in what's called the lifestyle. in this week's episode of "this is life" least is ling attends the largest swinger party in the country. here's a preview. >> okay, so tonight is the night that i will be going into the playroom. and i am extremely nervous about it. as it turns out you can't wear just anything to the playroom. to keep up an intimate vibe there had a strict ban on street clothes. only pajamas, underwear or less so i decided to rec

you were in tuscaloosa, alabama. maybe more important than that, i noticed on cnn they played a clip where they talked to people in the tailgates, and there was a smattering of different people who were saying, look, we're kind of tired of impeachment, and we think the president has not gotten a fair shake. white house banking on that? the show's going to be inwashine washington maybe the people not onboard. >> i think so. the president's going to take this case to his supporters to say, look, this is what i'm dealing with, back me up here, and i think he'll get a lot of that. but there are polls, including the fox news poll, that suggest there are plenty of americans on both sides who don't think what he did was correct. ed e jeff mason, that's why we bring you in. hope to have you back soon. >> thanks, ed. ed: america's opioid epidemic, a real big crisis wed knew to cover -- we need to cover, gotter theically personal and tragic for this family. they join us to describe the devastating loss and how they're now tryi

lady received mostly warm welcome from crowd attending face yop between louisiana and state in tuscaloosa from the the boos had had the go at game five world series and mixed reaction at a mma fight his third sporting event in more than two weeks. germany marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall. the wall built in 1961 divided east and west germany. it is collapse was beginning of the end of communism in eastern europe held one last bit of the wall that was still remaining marking hishing occasion i'm l jon sot see you tomorrow for the "fox report." now back to life, liberty, and levin. yo know histories and look back on this and i've studied johnson impeachment nixon and clinton. give this a very, very low mark. and what's happened to this president what's been happening to this president. and this big spectacle to vote on thursday -- they don't know what to call it. it is impeachment inquiry -- no, nope. why is that? well you know we have 30 memories may not like the word impeachment okay well what -- we're formallyizing the process, formalizing what process? let's talk it be be