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believes he was captured on iran's kish island while on a mission for the c.i.a. >> we have been fighting for 12 and a half years to get my father home to us. we know the iranian regime is responsible for kidnapping him. >> reporter: you have no doubt. >> we have no doubt whatsoever. >> reporter: this april 2011 photo of levinson in an orange jumpsuit still gives his family hope that eight years later, he is fighting and staying strong. last month, the iranian government admitted a united nations filing that levinson's case was ongoing. his family saw that as a ray of hope. >> it shows exactly what we've believed all along, which is that the iranians took him back in march of 2007, and that they have the ability to send him home to us. >> reporter: the reward for information leading to the 71-year-old's return has been increased to $25 million. sarah believes the reward and president trump's twitter messages demonstrate that the u.s. government is engaged on the issue. >> we want to know what charges they have against him, but most importantly, we want him home. he has seven kids. he has

his vice president is former president christina fernandes to kish. the ice covering greenland's melting faster than expected and is accelerating. scientists say melting ice could raisee sea levels by 20 centimeters by the year r 2100. the study was published in the journal of nature. let's stay now with the topic of climate and climate change. in the past year, a 16-year-old sweet has become the most recognizable face in the fight against global warming, but greta thunberg is not the only young person calling for urgent action at the united nations climate summit in madrid. earlier today, an eight-year-old from india addressed leaders at the event, and she had a heartfelt message after overcoming one of the obstacles that comes along with being a child in an adulult world. >> i'm fighting for my future. losing my future is not like losingng an election or points n the stock m market. brent: for more on that, i'm joined at the big table by my colleague. it's good to see you again. an eight-year-old speaking to the adults. how did that happen? >> actua

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community or china's foreign ministry has criticized the bill as a smear and says the camps provide the kish to train. now let's head straight to beijing and to be correspondent christopher christopher there's been a very angry reaction from china to this legislation and the u.s. vision has warned that a price must be big what could this mean. well the bigger issue between the sides right now is the trade dispute and so far they've been able to isolate that from these these other disagreements that they're having that donald trump is looking at a slowing economy as he's going into an election year and beijing could use that as as leverage if it wanted to but there are other weapons at its disposal that could ban visits by u.s. officials who aren't identified with with this criticism with this policy could ban all u.s. diplomats from visiting mission john we also have to look at measures taken after the congress passed this recent hong kong human rights and democracy law a few days ago trying to was equally enraged by that out and they have moved now to sanction human rights groups operating

of repaying argentina's foreign debts his vice president is former president cristina fernandez to kish. a new study indicates the ice covering greenland is melting faster than previously expected and is accelerating scientists say that melting ice from greenland alone could raise sea levels by 20 centimeters by the year 2100 the study was published in the journal nature. listing now with the topic of climate climate change in the past year a 16 year old swede has become the most recognizable face in the fight against global warming but gratitude bags not the only young person calling for urgent action at the un's climate summit in madrid earlier today and 8 year old from india addressed leaders at the event and she was she had a heartfelt message after overcoming one of the obstacles that comes along with being a child in an adult world. and finding them a few jewel. moving my future is more like proving like a few points on the stock market. value of just before maginnis the generations to come i'm going to speak for the balance of the stomach just like we're in the will rise and i wa

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senate you kish yar, former chief of staff to al gore, former chief of staff to joe biden who these daysmally advising along the way on the campaign. ron, if the president is really talking about a witness list that includes pelosi, schiff, joe and hunter biden, can they say no? can they be compelled to appear? >> well, i think if a majority of the senate were to vote, then they could. but we're talking about a trial, brian, not a reality tv show produced by donald trump. and the people who i think if there are going to be witnesses at the trial will be witnesses who were part of the events. joe biden, nancy pelosi, adam schiff, they weren't on that call on july 25th. they weren't the ones that took the transcript and put it on a secret server. they weren't the ones who stone walled congress. they're not witnesses in any sense of the word to the president's conduct. so if the president is interested in having a trial with witnesses, let's see the people who were involved in all of these events and have them come and have them testify. my guess is that donald trump is going to back off th

glenn kish ner who appears on the air quite frequently says he supports turley and what he had to say saying it is moving to quickly and slow down the testimony of mcgahn, and mulvaney and pompeo and others as professor turley has said, we don't want to move too quickly or investigate too narrowly, all of the abuses should be investigated and exposed. so what do you make of this argument from a legal perspective, that in fact, the democrats have pushed this too quickly? >> what made jonathan turley very credible in many ways was that he didn't argue for innocence, if we're going to compare this to a criminal trial, he didn't argue that the defendant here was innocent. instead, he argued two different points, which is there is insufficient evidence, which is very different than innocence. and he also argued that the procedure was flawed, that it is moving too quickly, or that it is moving too narrowly, which in many ways, both alienated republicans and democrats alike, because he was a republican witness, and republicans are probably not too thrilled with him today because it was certa

for the democratic majority, barry berke will appear on behalf of the you kish f dishry committee. on the republican side stephen castor will present the case for the republican minority. the third thing that just happened today, moments ago as the president prepared to leave for florida, he said this. >> rudy, as you know, has been one of the great crime fighters of the last 50 years. and he did get back from europe just recently and he has not told me what he's found. but i think he wants to go before congress and say -- and also to the attorney general and the department of justice. i hear he's found plenty. >> well, on that very note, ukraine, giuliani said he was there to conduct his controversial investigation into the bidens. we're talking about rudy giuliani, that will then be putting out, presenting a report. that's what the president is saying. when we will understand how and what that form will be, that has not been stated as of yet. okay. we have our t ri-caucus panel. chair of the asia-pacific american congress, judy chew and member from the hispanic caucus, gail ses n