here to share their insights is rachael bade with the "washington post," heather caygle with "politico." hello, everyone. i feel like we've been around this table many, many times talking violence in america, a knife attack here with those people who were celebrating hanukkah. talk about the ways in which political leaders we've heard from so far are reacting to this. >> we saw the president come out yesterday with a tweet that he condemned the violence. you have 2020 candidates across the trail who were talking about how they condemned it, what they felt should happen next. but really, it kind of remains to be seen how long this will stay in the news cycle and how much of an issue this will be on the campaign trail. certainly yesterday you had biden and buttigieg and trump come out and say various things about the attack and how they had to stand together. you had bernie sanders obviously with the menorah, you had biden out lighting the menorah, and you had governor koocuomo. but you also saw some sniping. you saw some folks going after rudy giuliani and vice versa last night over som

rachael, what do you know about that?t seems as though the short trial has the votes right now. >> yeah. they seem to be coalescing around this plan. in this meeting yesterday, mcconnell gave a warning to his colleagues. mutual assured destruction is what he said. witnesses if they call them are a double edged sword. trump might want to bring in the whistle-blower and go after adversaries like adam schiff, nancy pelosi, make this about hunter biden and the controversy in ukraine or bring in their former colleague joe biden. look. the problem is this is not about what trump wants. it is about what mcconnell can do with 51 votes. and the reality is that there's two things. number one, he doesn't know -- mcconnell doesn't know they can get 51 votes to make this the political show that trump wants it to be. because there are moderate republicans who would rather hear from serious witnesses like john bolton who had very big problems or did not like what was going on with the pressure campaign in ukraine. they might not want to

everybody knows here but it's unknown in great britain where it was originally performed ages ago he is rachael to explain. oh by the way certain procedures last year miss will feel the same procedure as. several question what's going on allow me to explain my name is miss sophie. and that's james. it's my 90th birthday and i've invited my closest friends to deny this said toby admiral von. mr pomeroy and of course my dear old friend mr winterbottom sadly are not actually with us anymore so to speak but no matter james or take their place as one of us neither must draw in new york to me. much to my astonishment this little british comedy sketch of ours has become a cult classic in germany the 18 minute black and white recording has been shown on german television every single new year's eve since 972 millions of people tune in to watch dinner for one in english without subtitles don't believe me come on let's see just how well the dear people of germany know james and i the same procedure as every year actually has called a status in germany fringe it's very funny you have to love some vision w

rachael tonopah true international attention with her photo series sirens she took the pictures during especially intense storms involving winds up to 150 kilometers per hour and waves as high as 15 meters it was the 8th of february try to 60 which are storm images and i spent the day here exactly where we are now and it was 6 hours of utterly exhausting it's only pretty and photographer. she gave every wave she photographed for the series a name taken from methodology to some littlest poseidon making the giant waves seem like raging gods or demons. if you freeze the sea at a really fast shutter spate a 1000th of a 2nd or thereabouts there are amazing shapes. and this is an example this one is called loki the norse trickster god he looks like he's talking to good law fleas if a temperature has only ways loved to seize mysterious and an earthly qualities but she also senses that now it poses an entirely new kind of menace i've spent a lifetime looking out to say i'm not this coast and i'm not a scientist but it fails to me that the incidence of a severe is still so in this case has grow

robin maintain i was rachael ray until last week which was hilarious.from rachael ray to jennifer hudson someone suggested michelle obama. of the gases were all over the map. i'm not all that surprised that can didn't get it just because like i said it was confusing to people. i managed to elude them. >> you said this was a lot different for you because you were used to performing but not in a mask. so you went out there and had to show them what you did without anyone knowing who you were what was that like? >> it's a strange experience i've been working for 25 years. you usually come to a stage with an expectation of an audience partial knowledge of you at least. for me in many ways it's nice because i have two careers. i've my saturday night live career people know me at my comedian persona from funny movies, mean girls in the gober's. i've had a full career as a singer i started as a voice major in college i was a vocalist in college. and i played alpha in wicked when i left snl and a bunch of broadway shows i travel the country with his act that pe

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. >> with me now, rachael bade, a congressional reporter for the "washington post" and cnn political analyst, and ron brownstebrow brownstein, a senior editor for the atlantic. good to see both of you. ron, how might this information impact republican senators about impeachment if and when this trial gets underway. >> i mean, really, it just reminds how astonishing it is that republicans in both chambers have essentially placed their partisan loyalties above their institutional responsibilities and supported their stone walling of the inquiry and other requests. it is kind of amazing that we are dealing with something as momentous as an impeachment inquiry. so many people at the center of it have refused to offer what they know, whether it's john bolton or omb officials or mick mulvaney and the white house has been able to, you know, put down requests, block requests for documents. >> i would think it would make it harder to argue against a hearing. >> exactly. >> in allowing this information to be hashed out. >> when you have information of this sort coming out, it instantly begs th

joining us now, we have cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and rachael bade. jeffrey, before we get to what's going to happen next in impeachment, i want to start there because i know you have strong feelings about what bill barr is saying, what the president said last night at his rally. they continue to use the term spying though the inspector general debunked that. >> well, the astonishing thing that you see especially from bill barr who presumably knows better is that he is reciting facts that just didn't happen. he said in this interview with pete williams yesterday on nbc that, you know, they sent people in wired up, you know, with -- you know, people wearing wires to talk to the campaign. it never happened. i mean, he's just making things up about what this investigation was. and now we have this exhaustive report that the president and the attorney general had touted as sort of the definitive word on the appropriateness of this investigation which they are now completely casting aside. and they seem determined to investigate and investigate the fbi unt

rachael, previously undisclosed meeting.e times" paints the picture of them standing around the resolute desk all together witnesses of this trying to convince the president to act differently. how significant. >> oh, yeah. this absolutely is a gold nugget that they found here. i mean, the big question for investigators and one i don't know we're ever going to learn is did the president respond anything about the investigates by ukraine into his allies needing to happen? we don't see that in this article according to the reporting he sort of responded that, oh, you know, ukraine is corrupt. i can't be turning over this money. but there's a key question here of what else did he say about the investigations of his political rivals in that meeting? it just underscores how little we know still about what these top aides heard from the republicans' lips. that we haven't heard a firsthand account of whether trump was leveraging money for these investigations. now, these three people were talking we know in late august trying to ge

i want to bring back david chalian and rachael bade.here was also this quote from the new yorker, they did a piece on this too, where giuliani said i believed that i needed yovanovitch out of the way. she was going to make the investigations difficult for everybody. >> thank you for clarifying, mayor. we really appreciate you putting a finer point on it, which everybody's been talking about. >> i'll just say this again, this is what makes republicans nervous. it's what makes mitch mcconnell nervous. when rudy giuliani goes out there and says words out loud, it's a problem for republicans depend defending the president. >> yeah, i know, before the break you had the question what is rudy doing? i hear that all the time on capitol hill from republicans, but it's sort of funny because they try to silo him, everyone though he's causing problems for trump by bringing this all back up and even admitting something we knew before hand. they try to silo him and saying oh, it's just rudy being rudy. rudy being crazy rudy. this is the president's a

. >> joining us now, david gregory, rachael bade, and jennifer rodgers. david gregory, let's put those four faces back on the screen that the senate majority leader chuck schumer says he wants to see in a senate impeachment trial. this is the opening salvo from senator schumer in the negotiations with mitch mcconnell which will begin soon. and to me what this looks like is schumer trying to put pressure on republicans now. saying if you don't want to hear from these fact witnesses, from these four people who have first hand knowledge of what transpired, it's on you to explain why. >> it's clear they seem to want more witnesses. they want more of a spectacle for this trial. it's a sign that democrats are trying to keep the investigation going. let's get closer to the truth with the people who actually know if you're saying we're relying on people farther away from the action, give us these witnesses. i think it's unlikely to happen. i think mcconnell is unlikely to agree on that. i think the prevailing view is liking to be no, let's get through this as qui

rachael gold. i want to address a couple of what seem to me like alternative facts from the previous speaker. the hollow area, green street and broderick street, there is already plenty of cell phone coverage five bars. we don't need the additional to add more coverage. in a disaster like a fire and earthquake, the small cells go down more easily. the bigger ones stay and last longer. so i disagree with his representation of those facts. if i sent you the scientific american article a month after the article he's talking about he would have a comprehensive rebuttal of everything in that article by professor john from berkeley school of medicine. so i would be happy to review the article as well. i just feel sorry for the people who are up here appealing it. it's like a lottery. put these things outside their bedroom and maybe yours, for example. and you've got grandchildren staying over or children and maybe an aging mother who needs extra support. the whole process is unfair. why these people are

rachael tonopah drew international attention with her photo series sirens she took the pictures during a special intense storms involving winds up to 150 kilometers per hour and waves as high as 15 meters it was the day the february trade she 60 which was storm and i spent the day here 2nd where we are now and it was 6 hours of utterly exhausting it's only pretty and photographer. she gave every wave she photographed for the series. a name taken from methodology. women decide in making the giant waves seem like raging gaunts or demons. if you freeze the city at a really fast shutter speed a 1000th of a 2nd or thereabouts there are amazing shapes and this is an example this one is called loki the norse trickster god he looks like he's having a good laugh. the photographer has always loved to see these mysterious and unearthly qualities but she also senses that now it poses an entirely new kind of menace i spent a lifetime looking at the sea and that this coast and i'm not a scientist but it fails to me that the incidence of a severe storms on this coast has grown which from a photograph

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i think rachael did a pretty good job of playing me. i enjoy it. >> brennan: well, you came out swinging at this last debate. you got a lot of attention. do you think this is a more aggressive but still moderate amy klobuchar? >> i have been the same since the very beginning when i announced my candidacy in the middle of that blizzard in the mississippi river. i think it's really clear we need someone leading this ticket who is going to bring people with them instead of shutting them out, and the point i made in the debate is that i have been consistent. i have passed over 100 bills in the united states senate during a really difficult time, and i have won in the reddest of red districts and won with suburban and rural voters and republicans and independents and a fired-up democratic base. i think that's a good case to be made, and i think the other thing i did in this debate was just make the case of how i want to be the one debating donald trump, and i think it is more than just the nitty-gritty of policy, it's also a values statement

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in the studio, cnn's kaitlan collins, rachael bade with the "washington post," vivienne salama sand. this is schumer's way of saying, if you look at the list, four people central to the questions of ukraine. it's not an unreasonable list if you're going to have questions. every one of them, you can see the lodge ingic for calling the. when a trump supporter or the president himself says, i want hunter biden, or the whistleblower, chuck schumer can say, you want those? you give me these. >> it's smart on chuck schumer's part, because the republican party said all these witnesses that came forward, it's all hearsay. nobody heard the president say, i need you to do this to get ukraine to look into our election. democrats are going to sort of hit that over and over again and say, if you really want to get down to what happened, let us talk to these key witnesses. i think that the real question is, can he pick off three senate republicans, including those up for reelection, in 2020 who need to show that they're taking this seriously? can schumer convince enough of those republicans to vot

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joining us now cnn political analyst rachael bade, congressional reporter for "washington post," andoe lockhart, president clinton's former white house press secretary. thanks to both of you. happy new year to both of you. joe, let me begin with you, this is potentially a significant moment for u.s. policy in iraq, is it not? this follows air strikes over the weekend, u.s. air strikes on iranian backed militias there, but of course a series of escalating shots back and forth between the u.s. and iran. as you watch this here, tell us how concerned you are. >> well, you know, i think this was a situation that wasn't handled very well by the trump administration. obviously, you cannot ignore iranian aggression, and when a u.s. soldier or contractor is killed response is appropriate, but when you're going into iraq and taking out a site in iraq, you have to work with the iraqi government. they have their own politics, and it's very delicate politics, and it just doesn't appear they did the work they needed to do before they launched this strike, and they have created a problem. this is a

rachael knows this somewhat better than i do. it's a totally different ball game. don't feel they're at a disadvantage. i think they see it as an opportunity to call a number of their own witnesses. i don't know if they can call whoever they want to. over the course of the three years, you've heard them say, i would love to do this but i can't because of xyz, but i think you'll see the white house bending on certain matters once this gets to the senate. >> i think the unpredictability of that is what makes it fascinating. >> it's also a television show in some respects and the president likes the idea of being involved in that. look how much time he's spending today on television daytime. most of these meetings are usually private and a quick photo op at the top. he enjoys being on television. so i think the idea of the senate trial going the entire month of january, perhaps he might like the idea of getting his side of the story in there. we'll see if he does that himself or has others come in. i don't rule it out, either. i don't think it's necessarily likely, bu

joining us now, we have cnn chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and rachael bade. get to what's going to happen next in impe

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thank you very much, rachael maskell.merritt and saskia jones. the un secretary—general says the world must end its "war against nature" as two weeks of talks on climate change begin in madrid. thousands of homes are left without gas in the falkirk area — as temperatures fall to freezing. engineers say it could be days before the supply is restored. sport news now. the england captain joe root hit a double century in the second test against new zealand overnight but it probably won't be enough to save the series. he broke out of his recent slump to hit 226, and help his side to 476 and a first—innings lead of 101. and england's bowlers started well, taking two early wickets but new zealand recovered to end the day on 96—2, just five runs behind. heavy rain is forecast for the final day, so despite root‘s heroics, there's liittle chance of the victory that would level the series. it was in excellent innings, and he will be built on the 100 he had scored in the previous day, and he carried on relentlessly, rotating the stri

rachael gordon says depending on data that could soon change we are going to be expanding the programd has funding for pit stops in this year's budget. they're actually be manufactured now so we're in the process of see what guards there where they make the most sense to locate morton says though they're still feces being reported on the streets, the pit stops do work. and if you spot any you should report it we're tracking our data every month going look to see where the requests for steam cleaning are and that's how we're we're tracking now according to the department of public work looking at all pit stop collectively. they're used on average one a minute so they are being utilized if you. >>see feces on your street you are asked to report it to 3, 1, 1, that's one big way dpw is looking to figure out where the next 7 pit stops should be located and to francisco know well bellow kron 4 news. >>next on kron 4 news at 10 500 oakland families got a christmas surprise from very familiar faces can you tell. well these people are that are dressed up for have the answer coming up. >>and d

rachael maskell for labour. and the event would not be com plete labour.nd the event would not be complete without our political editor laura kuenssberg. what i would like to do first, laura, is simply ask you, what are we expecting today in terms of the substance? we talked a lot about process , substance? we talked a lot about process, but let's talk about the substance of what will happen today. the first thing to say is we are in a completely different universe, just a couple of months since we we re just a couple of months since we were last in this room. anything could have happened. borisjohnson has been able to arrive at what was his dream scenario, to have an election and return with a thumping great majority that gives him tremendous power and tremendous ability to get things through this place, both through the commons and the lords. it turns out what he wa nts to the lords. it turns out what he wants to do with it, he wants to think beyond brexit, the health service will be his priority. there isa service will be his priority. there is a big de

joining us now rachael bade and cnn senior political analyst john avlon.ntel votes on the impeachment report as prepared by chairman schiff. then the public will get to see it, and on wednesday the first house judiciary hearing and on friday another deadline for the white house to announce whether or not it will participate in the next phase. john, what are you seeing? >> buckle up, we've got a busy december. this is not going to be quiet holiday time, folks. this is high drama on capitol hill. you're going to see particularly in the judiciary, jerry nadler did not gain a lot of the confidence of some of his colleagues with some of the h early hearings. you've got louie gomert, this is going to be a chaotic and contentious hearing. >> just as american consumers are stressed out that there are only three weeks until christmas, seriously, i think house democrats they're a little stressed out there's just three weeks to finish this up if they want to take an impeachment vote before christmas, and there appears to be -- i don't know if there's disagreement, bu

my other comrades and associates and as well as the architect working hand in hand with her, with rachael, i look forward to doing that. thank you for your time. >> thank you very much. >> we have our architect here as well if there's any questions that can be forwarded to her and if you have any questions we would love to answer them at this time. >> we may have questions for you. thank you. okay. so with that, i will take up public comment on this item. i have several speaker cards. rick hall, ryan webster, miguel royal, eric post, eva royal, alejandro lucas. anyone else, please sign up at the left wall. and you get to provide public comment. >> hello. >> hick ric hall with cultural action network. i provided you a letter that it is for united to save the mission. the project sponsor has worked very, very closely with us throughout this process to come up with what we believe is a very, very strong memorandum of understanding. and has a few things that i've listed here like local hire, special discounts for seniors, design issues. they've worked with us on those. and their educational p

. >> don't worry >> commissioner, chief scott, director henderson, members of the public, i'm rachael here to present on behalf of the commission office regarding the questions you all had about the production of public records related to penal code section 832.7 also known as s.b.1421. tonight both the department and d.p.a. have discussed and described their processes and challenges for the intake and production of s.b. 1421 records. the commission office has many of the same processes and challenges. and while i may be repeating myself, i feel it's important to underscore the fact that compiling these records is complex and lengthy, although i will keep it short, commissioners. the commission office receives 1421 records in the same manner as explained by the sfpd and d.p.a., through gov qa, e-mail phone or fax. the request is entered into the case management section of gov qa where it's given a unique tracking number. it's also entered into the commission's internal tracking system that you mentioned, commissioner elias. but i do have to say that that spreadsheet that you commended

shot ridden by jack kennedy produced a strong finish in the final straight to overtake monatee with rachaelin an olympic medal in skeleton since 19118 has announced his retirement from the sport. dom parsons won bronze in pyeongchang three years ago as britain took home half of the silverware on offer in the event. having taken a year off to complete a phd he had returned to the sport at the start of this season but said his desire to keep striving for perfection had faded. now you know we have april fools day in the uk. well did you know that today is the spanish equivalent? well, we didn't. so we got rather curious and a touch excited when real sociedad tweeted that former wonderkid martin odeegard was joining manchester city. the alarm bells should have been ringing by the fact he's actually on loan from real madrid so couldn't technicallyjoin from sociedad anyway but we approve of the believable prank nonetheless! that's all the sport for now. lots more reaction to the days football and live text commentary of the late games at bbc.co.uk / sport. leicester have missed a penalty against

i'm rachael. i'm the other partner. when we bought the property, there was a notation in the listing, which we provided to kelly at planning, that said that you had six-car parking, four to six-car parking per garage, two garages. so that was in the listing already. we provided pictures of the garage, completely open. you can see the brick. >> essentially the same condition you bought it in and maybe it's not in line with regulations we have currently, but it was in the conditions. >> it was maybe this big >> on to the next one. i'm going to do this quick by because it's late. so bear with me in that regard. were you aware -- the variances for one and a half feet or something like that. were you aware the variance was needed for in fill that was done? >> no. they said it was a structural issue, that would building could collapse and said it was small enough under an overhang that it didn't require. >> it is just small enough. it was like ten feet. it's very close. >> there we did just speak to planning and they told us

my name is rachael. nice to be here. we wouldn't be here sitting around if this technology that we are talking about had a color or a smell or something. it's invisible it's an invisible toxin. it's a carcinogen. if you -- most people, that you are talking about aren't aware of the dangers of 5g. they love the technology. if they knew the science, they would think differently. most don't know about that and if you marry the fact that we have a 1996 federal act that made it illegal to complain about ill effects and you marry that that the allowable levels are 20 years out of date and even the allowable levels are too high it's a recipe for a public health crisis. and i want to refer you to a town called bern in switzerland. a couple weeks ago had a protest of over 3,000 people in just one city come out and protest. and that's because they rolled out 5g technology in switzerland. these are people who are the gate keepers this technology and they are protesting because they are getting sick. real life illness symptoms. we a

markets in chile, peru, toronto, possibly expanding globally and also, they just signed a deal with rachael ray, the famous chef, delivering meals from her recipes. there's a big opportunity out there especially when you are losing a lot of money. like a billion dollars a quarter. stuart: that is a company that's just really unraveled so many industries. fascinating. time i bought the stock. ashley: here we go again. stuart: here's another stock i should have bought but didn't. that would be roku. yesterday, we had an analyst on this show about this time who has raised her target price for roku to $200 a share. right now it's at $152. we have with us today mr. douglas, yeah, that's right, mark douglas. i forgot your first name. >> that's okay. you're not the first. stuart: i'm sorry about that. look, the analyst on the show yesterday said look, this roku is the pure play in streaming. that's why it's going to go up so much. what do you say about that? >> he's right on that. stuart: she. it's a lady. >> sorry. she's right on that. roku is an interesting company. lot of people don't know it's