say eason's being such as the 20012002 fall as the black christmas far as they back in 9094 and even back as far as. i. was especially. through the blue mountains. now i lost. that 1100000 hits. we ran 3 fatalities and we stand sorry fox at 3500000. we've seen fatalities including. as we said we're only still early on into us some a period without worsening areas are in january and february still to come. james. thanks for that. thanks very much. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. in chile police used tear gas and water cannon to break up anti-government protests on friday demonstrations against president sebastian pinera have rocked the country since october on friday vieira heeded a key demand of protesters and set a date for a new referee for a referendum on a new constitution. russia's defense minister says its new intercontinental hypersonic missiles became operational on friday the kremlin says the missiles travel up to 27 times the speed of sound and can make sharp turns allowing them to evade little intercept systems. in the gulf

. >> eason. >> >> and one touchdown this season. he does have 12 td's in his cardinal career.ar where park projects in the draft. but this is not a great tight end class. that will certainly benefit him. . >>> congrats to ed orgeron, named the coach of the year. a perfect 13 and 0 record. lsu will play oklahoma in the national semifinals. >>> happy bowl season, everyone. we start with the tropical smoothy cafe frisco bowl. can't make this stuff up. fourth quarter. devin thompkins to the edge. turns on the after-burners. and he is gone. 57 yards. to the zone. ties the game at 34. later in the fourth, fourth and one for the flashes. dustin crumbm gonna keep it. first-ever victory the golden. >>> buffalo and charlotte. windy in the bahamas. i feel bad for them. first quarter, save to anthony nunn. and buffalo wins 31-9. the first-ever bowl win for the bisons. >>> division-3 championship game, north central and wisconsin whitewater. you spent all your christmas money for a d-3 championship. whatever works. ethan greene field, 38 yards. 138 yards, three touchdowns on the day. the n

small as sending a card, can brighten the holiday eason for those that are deployed. this holiday season i encourage one of us to take a moment out of our days to let soldier know how much we appreciate them. thank you, mr. speaker, and i ield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until noon today.

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team was that there were indications of serious inconsistency eason findings the conclusions appear to have been turned completely in the opposite direction now that we can exist publish what the preliminary report looks like here's what the u.p.c. w. deleted one evidence that contradicted witness testimony meaning what the alleged witnesses said deferred wildly from the hard evidence found by inspectors to the fact that the hospital videos which so shocked the world will think the victims all actors the spade symptoms inconsistent with chlorine poisoning or poisoning with anything found at the scene 3 and this is the big one in the final report they found chlorine not how much just chlorine which you can fire did your kitchen in any home in any swimming pool maybe you're right what about removing trace or some other wording may work i'm still worried that a stock standard phrase such as chlorine containing compounds were detected or similar present the danger of it being misrepresented as a damning conclusion it's a political word smithing situation not purely technical and it was the

eason for that matter everybody else in the world give the united states a better deal beating up on the foreigners for cheating us that's as old as methuselah in the world of politics and mr trump is trying it again the chinese know that that that can hurt them as it has but they also know that it hurts mr trump's reelection bid because it hurts manufacturing farmers and others so the bet bottom line is it's a theater driven by a calculus mr trump's calculus how much does the theater gain me and the how much does the theater lose me and what every resigned this coming week it will be overwhelmed by how that calculus shifts between now and election day next nor the november but if the chinese side to side to sign something that they simply can't deliver on because these are impossible benchmarks to fulfill all of us we said then wouldn't it just be a question of if not when that like how chinese will default in the so-called agreements. i think this a bit more complicated the chinese understand that they get some real immediate advantages tariffs that were set to go into effect won't

with no offense to reese, held that only by mastering our passions and cultivating our faculties of eason can we achieve the lasting well-being that comes from governing ourselves and serving others. and that's why jefferson insisted that we need civic education for individual and political self-governance. learning that provides students with the tools to understand the history of the constitution and its meaning, including relevancy n their lives. and moderated by judges and master teachers. this is path-breaking exchanges have the potential to connect millions of students in every state in the union to engage in the reasoned discourse about the constitution that justice kennedy has championed. justice kennedy's second theme is the importance of freedom of speech, thought and conscience in promoting civil dialogue and debate. during more than 30 years on the supreme court, justice kennedy was the most pro free speech justice. he voted against the government in nearly three-quarters of the free speech cases. the flag protects those who hold it in contempt. why did justice kennedy believe

this whole impeachment saga into victim who are rich narrative you know are saying that basically eason do nothing democrats as he keeps taunting them have failed the people i'm creating the jobs bill economy i'm not trying to revive the country and the economic are great my success so they're looking for you know underhanded means to remove me from power saw i think it just shows the you know the break between the establishment and the people and it shows our of populism you know people said the good stuff passing a blip but it doesn't look like we could very well be a leave that is going to sustain itself for some time amid fears that the senate will not vote to remove term from office democrats have a plan b. when it comes to undermining the president they're ready to resort to some old tricks like the lower part next plans. difficult to understand the purpose of last night's impeachment vote why should the upper house of the u.s. congress pass judgment on donald trump when democrats already have a plan b. the house judiciary committee says it will continue to investigate donald trum

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the president knows who hunt is, of course, for the easons i described before. halderman three days after the arrests talks to the president about this. inaudible] >> you can hear "we can undisappear him if we want to, but he's planned for this day ll along." so it was key for the white house that the fbi not talk to hunt because he could reveal all the other operations that ccurred. that would pull the white house directly into the watergate scandal. ow the president is being told about the fbi investigation because the white house is getting fbi reports and the white house is getting fbi reports because a friend of the fbi is a friend of the white ouse is the acting director, but also the fbi assumes that the white house ought to know about this. you have, in a sense, the white house being tipped off as the fbi continues his investigation. the white house is trying to figure out a way to stop the fbi investigation. so here the president is talking to john erlichman, his domestic adviser about what jeb mac gruder will have to do to stop the investigation. in ju

eason and the outside news. there are folks that are gettine news that one person louisiana. snuck up on them. pouring in this hour to on this, youteorologist a few can see those images as well as we report massive tree getting a house there, a local paris official in central louisiana that we spoke to, a couple of getting to somee been going on for churches. several hours. >> it is a large area. through e of maps either. maybe we could timeout future forecast. this is from 4:00 p.m. we're way it to you suddenly get into early tomorrow morning. at 5:00 a.m.,f the stars to move into portions. i'm not expecting this to be problematic at moving system this is. right now, we are back across portions of central mississippi, central louisiana. is a large sg system. you're going to be in while. as you see, it's not moving quiets down.. we still have hours and hours until that. >> we appreciate your reporting. on the phone we have coleman with the mississippi emergency management services. you joinin. tell us what is happening in your state hour. >> we have widespread storms going on

along the band forests of being managed by being if you reduce to the right level before the faucet eason's will be issues around how we. have communities to build close to forest and the top the buildings of leaving so it's broader than just climate. you know the science tells us that we're seeing a change in climate we're seeing off of with that we're seeing more extreme weather and even to die across the story of the with the 6 trying you know you've got chimp ridges that are wrought up the hottest temperatures and some very very strong winds so i think you go to think about more than just climate the climates differently apply or in the. room far in the landscape the destroyer craig lapsley their farm i think to an emergency management committee craig thank you very much. there's plenty more ahead on this news hour including. let's call it what it is these people are domestic terrorists. new york's governor talks of a cancer of hatred in america after 5 or stabbed at a jewish celebration a missile rips through a military parade in yemen killing at least 7 people. and the queen of the so

small as sending a card, can brighten the holiday eason for those that are deployed. this holiday season i encourage one of us to take a moment out of our days to let soldier know how much we appreciate them. thank you, mr. speaker, and i ield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house until noon today. recognition. >> gentleman is -- i am not going to recognize you now. i am introducing the witnesses. >> mr. chairman -- >> noah feldman is the professor of law at harvard law school. he's authored seven books, including a biography of james madison as well as many essays and articles on constitutional subjects. professor feldman received his undergraduate degree from harvard college, doctor of philosophy from oxford university and a j.d. from yale law school. he also served as a law clerk to justice david suitor of the united states supreme court. pamela carline serves as the montgomery professor of public interest law and tat stanford lw school. she's an author of keeping faith of the constitut

i'm proud of the young men who their all in the heat of august two-a-days, the regular eason and the playoffs and finally at the rock in hattiesburg to win a state championship. to recognize the hard work and dedication of the ands, cheerleaders, dance teams, and all the other participants who make football games such an exciting friday ight community event in mississippi. i want to give a big thank you o the parents who drove their children two and from practice, spent every friday night in the state ofing across the mississippi to watch their kids compete on the field. finally, i want to express my eart-felt gratitude to the teachers, school administrators and coaches that worked every ay to make sure that our kids have a bright future on the field and in the classroom. thank you, mr. speaker, and i back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman five exas, mr. green, for minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia, mrs. five minutes. mcbath: today, i rise in upport of h.r. 3, the lower drug cost now act. i want to thank the speaker and my colleague

whether,eason to doubt and how successful they will be in affecting the outcome in the 2020 election.or that reason, i believe it is important that the impeachment process go forward irrespective of how it ends in the senate. caller from wisconsin talked about the language people have used in the committee, on news programs. i wanted to read the exact language. this is the transcript of the phone call on august 25 between president trump and the ukrainian president, the language in particular. like youdent: i would to do us a favor, though, because our country has been through a lot and ukraine knows a lot about it. that is available at c-span.org/impeachment. other documents available, the full report from the house intelligence committee, the judiciary committee today is meeting at 10:00 a.m. eastern. they will hear from four legal scholars. at thefrank bowman university of missouri law "hool and author of the book high crimes and misdemeanors: a history of impeachment for the age of trump." about the definition of "high crimes and misdemeanors ." >> one thing people here is it soun

and local communities to prepare disasters.e further, as our loved ones travel across this holiday eason, the bill provides an increase of over $210 million operations and equipment of t.s.a. in fiscal year 2020. madam speaker, finally i'd like to thank the staff for -- who have worked so hard together, and i'd like to especially thank the staff on both sides, majority and minority, derek, chris, bob, mike, rachel, victoria, dina and kristen, plus daniel from my own staff, for all of their hard work to put together this good bill. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: madam speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from ohio, the chairwoman of the energy and water, the distinguished ms. kaptur. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized for two minutes. ms. kaptur: thank you, chairwoman lowey. and i applaud you and the ranking member, ms. granger, for bringing us to this point today. i want to thank the appropriations subco

next year but also i think an example that men and in this institution of goodwill, not just in this eason, but men and women of goodwill can find common occurrence and common ground for an issue in the end that's important to the trade agreement now heads to the senate for approval at a time to be determined. the house resumes when members return from a recess on tuesday, january 7. >> the house will be in order. he spent hasrs, provided unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and events from washington, d.c. and around the country. 1979, c-spanble in is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. pat toomey of pennsylvania has expressed opposition to the u.s.-mexico canada trade agreement. he says he plans to vote against it when it comes before the senate. he spoke about his position on the issue at an event hosted by the american enterprise institute.

next year but also i think an example that men and in this institution of goodwill, not just in this eason, but men and women of goodwill can find common occurrence and common ground for an issue in the end that's all members of the american family. and with that i want to yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. debate has expired. pursuant to the order of the 2019, the cember 16, previous question is ordered. the question is on engrossment reading of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. third reading. the clerk: a bill states of america, the united mexican states, and canada attached as an annex to the protocol replacing the north .merican free trade agreement the speaker pro tempore: the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the bill is passed. the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the will rise.ys a su