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both president trump and chinese officials talked tod of what's next.ld >> china wike to see the tariffsd we're okay with that. and they'll be used as the negotiating table for the phase 2 deal, which they would like to start immediately, and th's okay with me. >> the consultation in the second phase will depend on the implementation of this phase 1 agreement. so the priority for us is to sign this agreement and make use of the agreement to promote ecomic and trade cooperati >> woodruff: we will look at the trade announcement in detail, after the news summary. the u.s. supreme court will hear three cases involving president trump's refusato release financial records. a state prosecutor in new yorkig has subpoenaed years of the president's tax returns. severau.s. house committees are seeking bank records. lower courts have ruled against mr. trump. in britain, prime minister boris johnsocalled for unity after winning a resounding new mandate to carry out brexit. his conservatives captured a commanding majority in parliament in tuesday's election. that clears the way for britain to quit the

nick schifrin begins our coverage. >> reporter: tod, democrats summed up their case for impeachment and their attacks on president trump. >> president trump's persistent and continuing effort to coerce a foreign country to help him cheat to win an election is a clear a clear and present danger to our free and fair elections and to our national security. >> repter: republicans called e hearing a sham... >> the lawyer is badgering the witness, and we have to have decorum in here. >> reporter: ...and called the democrats' case an unfair rushba to judgmend on secondhand information. >> the impeachment inquiry record is riddled th hearsay,es ptions and speculation. to paraphrase professor turley from las record is heavy on presump and empttiy on ponroof. >> reporter: ts was democrats' main attempt to narrate their story before suboftting articles mpeachment. democrats argue president trump withheld military aid and a white house meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, so zelensky would announce investigations into democratic presidential candate joe biden, and the 2016 election.

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process tod this other parts of the department, we continue to free up resources to invest back. that i look for to taking a few questions, but first i would ask the chairman to make any opening comments. >> good morning. happy holidays. i appreciate the opportunity to do this on a frequent basis. in november i visited the indo pacific command and various officials and partner nations. our military to military relationship in both regions remains strong and it is essential to continue efforts to maintain great power of peace in , and to continue our collective efforts. this week i met with my russian counterparts that you may recognize in switzerland and we discussed serious strategic .ssues to enhance our i conducted my first discussion as a chairman with my counterpart in china, generally and over the phone we renewed a relationship that was established why was chief of staff and he was the head of the ground forces. i look forward to meeting with my nader counterpart in our gathering over in europe or after the first of the year. and i am looking forward to signing a ceremony

ceos may want to take a position on something but largely it is come tod by what we think -- saudi is probably the most difficult one. difficultrobably also . thank you for asking the question. i think saudi is a great example where ceos in this country have been silent, for the most part. the first year after khashoggi's murder, since then there has been silence. you raise the important point we .eeing in silicon valley were also seeing employees become more active and push their companies into uncomfortable corners, perhaps. you've seen in a lot of companies, the walkout at certain companies by employees and other companies, sales force is one, there were some pushback on a contract with the u.s. border patrol. we send this on contracts with the dod. it has put ceos in different positions. i don't think folks have figured out what is the model for that. they kept the contract, i'm not sure where things stand now, but it's a high-class problem to have. i say that because this is happening in industries by workers who are well paid, very much in demand, and we will see com the recessi

as recently as tod, undersecretary of state daedd hale was about alleged ukrainian interference, at a hearing before the s foreign relations committee. >> was the kremlin's interferencen the 2016 ection a hoax? >> no. >> are you aware of any idence that ukraine interfered in the 2016 u.s. election? >> i am not. >> desjardins: but some senate republicans have not been so unequivocal. >> there are articles about ukrainian officials talking to democratic officials. i don't know if th's true or no >> desjardins: democrats say their investigation into president trump will continu the report now goes to the house judiciary committee, ahead of tomorr's public hearings on the constitutional precedent for impeachment. >> woodruff: and lisa joins me now along with yamiche alcindor. so lisa, to you fi ot. tell us sothe key takeaways from this report today. >> let's look at the big picture, judy. democrats, first of all, are talking about the call between president trump and ukrainia president zelensky. they see two items of misconducp there,ately the idea that the president used his power for po

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victoria: tod in this small workshop, that discovery is finally being given a sign. for some of these complicated ticoncepts, there are founs in language that already exist.a there ign for planet, but there is no sign for --exoplanet. it is building on the foundations that already exist, as well as visualizing the science. victoria: once the new sign is decided on, it is added to the video dictionary. >> this project has made me realize how useful it is. i have been involved in astronomy for ahile, but i realize how valuable these terms will be for members of the deaf community. it has increased my interest as well andll open access for other people. i think it is very important and i think it is important that this happens across a range of victoria: beyond jt looking at the stars, the hope ismore people will feel empowered to talk about and really see the latest discoveries about the universe. ctoria gill, bbc news. really interesting to s how they visualize such abstract astronomical terms. i am nada tawfik. thanks for watching "world news have a great weeke narra

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thewo globe, welcome tod ws ameriea." we've from the politicians, witnesses and the president twitter account. today, law professors testified. a hearing was designed to establish a standard for whethec mr. trump'duct should mean he should be removed from office. house democrats say the president abused his office to pressure ukraine to investigate the bidens while republicans say he did nothing wrong. we rort from capitol hill. reporter:tother hisc step in the impeachmentui i as it moves to the judiciary coittee. a new room, a new set of members and witnesses, and the ultimate question -- did president trump commit an impeachable offense? for caskey constutional scholars were cal in to give three of the prossors were emphatic that the president had to be held accountable for above the nation and itserest security. >> profess feldm, did esident tru commit the impeachable high ceame and misdemnor of abuse of power based on that evidence and those founding's? >> based on that evidence, the president did commit an impeachabl

pursuing solutions for edamerica's neglected tod by contributions his pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. narrator: be more, pbs. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight: the start of an storic week. what to expect as the full house of representatives prepares to impeach the president. then, cooling ambitions. a global meeting on climate change ends without a deal,fu eling even greater doubts about our ability to stem the crisis. and, looking for childcare? there's an app for that. tech startups are connecting parents and providers-- but for many, the costs are stlel >> if i were to pay week, that would be almost half of my lary a month. and then, you know, on top of rent, utilities, food, if he needs anything.ef it'sitely just not workable for me.

force a foreign country to help him cheat to win an election is a clear and present danger to our and todr elections our national security. reporter: in whistleblower sparkly investigation for allegedly seeking political favors from ukraine. while democrats in the house claim they have enough evidence to proceed with drafting articles of impeachment, republicans remain unconvinced, labeling the process and opposition p.r. move. the committee votes could arrive as soon as the end of this week, asting off a volatile period immigrants march toward a full house vote expected before christmas. genie: in new zealand, at least eight people are still missing following the eruption of the white island volcanono, includig a a family of four. six people have been confnfirmed dead, and it is unlikely though still missing are alive. prime minister jacinda ardern said flights have shown no signs of life. police are also launching an investigation into why tour groups were allowed to visit the island after the threat level for the volcano was raised. reporter: the victims' bodies are carried to the near

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still looking at an active pattern ahead of us as we do push into the start of the weekend temperatures tod will rise into the upper 50's to low 60's which if you look at the screen right now really isn't much different from what we do have temperatures in the mid to upper 50's right now are really going to change too terribly much later on and yeah we're going to hold on to mostly cloudy skies even under clear us this afternoon a bit of sunshine between those clouds and then those showers pushing in later on. i've got more deils about your weekend forecast still ahead, but first let's send it back to bin all right, thank you john we want to check in on traffic now as he saidearlier the you know the roads are soggy and it's also very foggy out there so you want to make sure that you are driving at a reduced speed around the bay area this morning, we're checking the bay brie 80 wesson to san francisco. >>no delays here at the pay gates are looking at 8 minus to make it in. but it is foggy we have a fog advisory card keen us one 16 antioch bridge traveling over the wall don't grade the dunbar

>>i was talking about some avy rain out there so it's nice to see that swihing up tod that rain well, there still some to our north and in fact some snowfall to up in the cascades and the astal ranges of the northern part of the ste now high pressure is going to keep us dry here across the bay area as it builds back in as yestday storm system pushes out the some nice andry conditions today will still have some oud cover but you're not going to see any of the reins to get out ere and n't worry about the umbrellas just keep a jacket onhand and make it a nice comfy yer instead of the rain jacket because it's just still cool. it's not raining looking outside tomorrow more of the same in factomorrow really a repeat of today that's before see that out the in the pacific that's e storm system that's going to be pushing on into thbay area coe saturday afternoon and evening in resulting inthe return of rainfall on same day is saturday into sunday now as ar as temperatures go today a little more comfortable than sterday and really the warmest day of the we sfar we've got a few spotin your 4 zon

. >> our state department, under wvanovitch, went to the police tod told them not to do the investigation reporter: giuliani also revealed that, earlier this year, he briefed the president a leuple of times about yovanovitch, directly contradicting mr. trump. >> i just don't know much about her. >> reporter: today, an attorney for yovanovitch declined to comment. mm do you swear or... >> reporter: last month the former ambassador detailed giuliani's smear campaign against her. i d do not understand mr. giuliani's motives for attacking me. >> reporter: the trump justice department is also investigating iuliani's foreign lobbying nirk. yesterday the president ignored reestions about those legal troubles. >> mr. president, do you have... currently under investigation by veur justice department. are you concerned about that? t> thank you very much. >> o'donnell: paula joins us now. explain exactly what the justice department is looking at when it comes to rudy giuliani and his business dealings. >> reporter: specifically, they're looking at his finances and whether he disclosed all of the mon

i have tod all that, do better than expected in iowa and new hampshire in order to stay in the race. i think i have a different perspective than other people about the nature of the corruption we face and how we have to overcome it. i have a different experience from the other people in the race. i spent a lot of time in business and running the demo public schools and 10 years in the senate. i think that's a useful set of experiences. >> we are in the middle of the impeachment debate. you will be a juror if it comes to the senate floor. what has this done for the country, democrats and republicans? >> is too early to tell. what i hope it will do is reestablish the importance of the rule of law and reestablish the idea that nobody is above the law including the president of the united states. that's what i hope comes from this. you and i will both remember watergate. that was a dark time in american history. backdropam war was the for what was going on. the democracy one that. winpe the democracy will this episode. >> when you talk to your constituents, what are they telling you? >>

but some people tod us they remember being called dekorable, that democrats l down on them.how do you convince them otherwise? >> you'll ner hear me say a bad word about people from those what i know is that over theit last 40 years this government has been bought by corporations prospect they've rigged th system.and the proof is that wog americans haven't had a raise for two generations, for 40 years. so you're never going to hear me blame the victim, to say to working people across the united states, it's your fault. what i'm going to say is this: i've spent a decade fighting ant g corporations on behalf of people in the country. i've spent aad decbuilding grass roots democracy so the people's voice can be heard. so my point to working people c across tuntry is this. if you think corporations have bought the government and are running it for themselves and not the people, i know it too. and if you want someone to break that corporate strangle hold i'm an outsider who has been fighting and beating those corporations for adecade. who do you trust to really take them on? an o

the house is expected to vote on that spending plan tod. the senate would then need to pass by friday to avoid a partial government shutdown so here is califonia about here in california that is cells age was raised to 21 back in 2016. well the open enrollment period for obamacare has been extended to tomorrow. e medicaid services they say that the move comes after weeks of low enrollment reports for 2020 obamacare pla. some people also had issues signing up during the initial open enrollment period. so in 2017 thtrump administration they slashed the budget for obama care advertising by 90%. before we go a little peek outside we want to check in on the airport maybe you're catching flight check with your carrier north port of y major delays but john ll be tracking that throughout the morning also acking your forecast and the return of rain. we'll have details oming up. >>welcome back 4.54 on this tuesday morning skies clear a lot like yesterday. so don't anticipate really any delays out of sfo we should be sitting just find out of our airpo

account, go tod a book without hesitation by a retired general. during theairman clinton administration. if you read 420 through 424. that gotded kuwait, the u.s. into war to get iraq out. there was an agreement signed requiring saddam to allow inspections. 366 attempts to shoot down u.s. and british planes. -- if thetionary dictionary is correct, how did bush start war in iraq when there had been war for some years? guest: the constitution requires explicitly that no war can be conducted without the approval of congress. wece the second world war, have had no declarations of war. presidents have assumed without necessary constitutional authority the right to start wars or continue wars, or engage in military activities. clinton did only get a minority of the votes but there was a third-party candidate in that case. he got a substantial number more votes than his major opponent, whereas in the most recent election, the winning candidate got fewer votes than the losing candidate but more electoral votes, but that is the way the system works. if we

it started in 2016 when the wrapr clipped out brought four other activists tod ther ey camped out infront of the police station. before long, thousands of and they waged one of the est longest huer strikes in sa francisco history. i think at the time it was a little unclear what effects it would have and where it was going but shortly after it did lead to the chief resigning from spd and shortly after, the department of justice gave the police department 272 accommodations for reform. as of now, they have only completed abt 10 % them. although there was a pretty significant drop in officer , involved shootinpecially in 2019, there hadn't been one until a couple weeks ago when there was a nonfatal shooting from s fpd. ha>> it certainlbeen a turbulent decade but thank you so much for outlining it for us and the work your team has done. appreciate it. >> thank you.>>> that will deliver us. you can learn more about the lestones and movements had impacts on the bay area in 2010 by going to kqed.org/ r turbulent decade. as always, u can fimore of our coverage at kqed.org/newsroom. i am mic

we will see what the process is on the senate side and i , tod hope that will be soon describe what therocess would be. so far we haven't seen anything that looks fair to us. manus: let's bring in our senior editor. derek, what is next in this pretty surreal theater? >> it was an absolutely historic day in washington with the president, as you say, becoming just the third president to ever be impeached. he follows andrew johnson in the post-civil war era and bill clinton in the 1990's. in both of those cases, both of those men got acquitted in the senate. donald there is no indication that when this goes to the senate he won't be acquitted, but it's not as smooth as you might think. democrats will meet tomorrow late morning u.s. time to plot the next phase of their strategy. there is some thought that nancy pelosi might hold onto the articles of impeachment and not immediately send them over to the senate to try to game play in terms of the procedure that will be. one of the questions coming up will be what sort of witnesses might be called. will mick mulvaney be forced to testify? let

and so you can see why she probably d hs want tod up a bit. i think what you're going to see and what i'mure what senator mcconnell will be trying to do is trying to convince president trump, that it is not in his interests to have these witnesses come forward. and that when --f you try to call hunter biden, all these other people, that this could goad for the white house and that they will try tond deim and they are making the case and i think that's probably why you have mcconnell coming out saying he's not impartial and lindsey graham and all these people being very defensive of t president because they know he needs to hear that. and that's what he wants. but i don't think they want to given inis having witnesses. robert t it mae be upo some of these senators, the moderates, senator murkowski, senator collins, senator romney and others on the fence on the democratic side like sator jones of alabama who are you for this senate trial?he r they need a 51 vote threshold to setny kind of ru when it comes to witnesses. >> yeah. i mean all of the

seats even even smaller in areas that labor could do better in i mean that's that's probably on the tods but he may be thinking of other things he may be thinking of changing the voting system so you have to go for various stages of id to actually be able to vote and that would harm labor in particular ways it's perhaps the party for him and for the people who backed him in the people who gave the money for his campaign they never want to see the fret of a social democratic left wing labor party again john. famously the bullingdon club reputedly used to send their members around oxford to burning a 50 pound note in front of the homeless is that what britain is seriously looking forward to that kind of future i think unfortunately i mean i'm from yorkshire and we have like you know large mining communities securely where we literally for you know the police the politicised police force in the street and now we're seeing those very same people suddenly voting for the conservatives. the one kind of area to come for that i've drawn the bricks it now becomes completely the conservative creati

when i first looked at the company, i really liked, actually, i talked to the founder and the ceo, i todd him, the first time i look at the company i did not like the business of the company but i like him. very energetic. very passionate with a strong vision. india, the whole economy is also, i mean, very healthy. good positionvery to capitalize on that opportunity. >> let me ask you about your future plans for the business. when do you plan to ipo? >> we just did a new run of financing. the company's very healthy in terms of operating margins, in terms of cash flow. we are happy with the business momentum. we don't have an ipo planned for -- for the capital raising. we don't have any plans for ipo for now. when we have the plan, i will let you know. >> will it be realistic to think you will be ready to pull the trigger on an ipo in 2020? >> we do not have a time line now. when time comes, it comes. we will let you know. i think, one thing to add is a goal mean, ipo -- it's of the company. it's one stage of the company. >> how would you characterize the health of the chinese consumer? >

our previous discussions i used to be here, and the only person that had a vision about something was tod, the chief financial officer. i never see somebody with a vision. they are always talking about generalities within some subject where you can throw some arrows in the air. so if we have over 1100 miles of clean water pipes in san francisco and they have a percentage of maybe 70% of them leaking because they are over 90 years old, what are we doing about it? do we have a responsibility? we talk about a common footprint, this, that and the other. do we have a responsibility about this precious water that was stolen to get it for free that we spend some money with the pipes, but the water was stolen. you have to read it. what are we doing about that? now, i want you to think about that and we have no clue what is happening in our regional pipes. we need to have some needs assessment so that we really know that we have this precious water like gold if we really care about the water or still continue to flush our toilets with clean drinking water. thanthank you very much. >> thank you. ar

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building on radio and tv, but she actually started years, i think, carley, with don imus, who died earlier tod moment for me. everyone knows him as a good interviewer, smart, funny, but knowing him personally, i can speak to the fact he is so generous, treated me as a daughter. hearing about his passing has really gutted me, and i'm thinking about him, his wife, and his kids, i owe him so much. >> mark: try and win this one for him. >> i am. >> mark: you are playing against griff jenkins. griff and i go a long way back. we actually met at gitmo a few years ago. one of us was just visiting and one of us was a detainee. i'm not going to tell you which it is. hands-on buzzers. this is how it works. i ask the question, and the first one to buzz gets to answer, but you must wait until i finish asking. you can answer once, and i will acknowledge you by saying your name. each correct answer is worth one point. get it wrong, you lose a point. best of five wins be let's get started. question one, the fda just raised the age to purchase tobacco products in america. how old must you now b2 bot a a pack o

acting as if they're working for american people and if i get elected in april that's what had i plan todsy one. >> kevin with polls moving with with impeachment do you think there's a chance that nancy pelosi is going to look at this not get her way with mitch mcconnell and kind of take her ball and go home and just say you know i'm done with this process? >> i doubt it. i think there would be too much pressure on her from all sides to transfer the article over. so they will be transferred over i think it is a little bit of a negotiating tactic right now. but i'll say that, i just is think that real problem is that mcconnell has come out and said he'll be biased and he won't be impartial and try to get him to back off and do his duty had is to be impartial juror so we'll see what happens. i personally hope that witnesses are called i know president trump wants that too. i think we need to hear from more people first hand knowledge and that's all part of the negotiations here. so -- none of us know how it will unfold it will be interesting. we have to wait the new year as well. kim the las

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clinton tod "christianity today," a magazine billy graham founded, trump should be removed from officeieve the impeachment hearings have made it absolutely clear in a way the mueller investigation did not that president trump has abused his authority for personal gain and have illuminated the president's moral deficiencies for all to see. this damages the institution of our presidency and damages the reputation of our country and damages both the spirit and future of our people. none of the president's positives balance the moral and political damage we face under a leader of such grossly immoral character. a publication a lot of evangelicals lead and trust. >> exactly. the president needs evangelical support heading into 2020. this could be a big warning sign for the president. you saw some evangelicals unhappy about what he said in syria and debbie spoke about john dingle. without knowing more about this publication itself, this is a red flag for the president because he needs the support of evangelicals. >> come on. they have been the most loyal. i'm thinking reminiscing about the c

once he saw this parliament was not delivering what he wanted to going tod you are not work with me,t work with you. eventually some of the party caved in and agreed to a general election. he has been around for decades, a celebrity, journalist. he knows how to work media in a way theresa may did not. he is incredibly popular with the couple of strategies. one of those is i am going to get brexit done. that remains to be seen. we will find out over the next year. eu on thell leave the 31st of january and we will enter a transitory period which is largely the same of what we are now. he said himself a law that bans any ministers from extending that deadline. that is when we do not know if he has brexit done. vonnie: given that boris got such a large mandate in the election, will there be celebration in the election on february 1 or will it be a divided nation on february 1? ben has been understaffing for over a year to undergo renovations. that is going to end. we are expecting that. half of the country voted for brexit and just under half of the country did not vote for brexit. they

and santa rosa each 58 for day's daytime highs later today, here's a breakdown of your next 7 days tod and tomorrow very like one another just a few more clouds tomorrow evening lows, not quite as chilly on saturday morning sunday we start dry evening showers to watch out for though the rest of the foreast is looking dry. most importantly through new year's eve into new year's day. robin all right. thank you sir, les head out . >>the roads and check in on trafic a little peek at one oh one here across the golden gateit's been a nice drive so far making that trip into and out of san francisco, so no deays no problems to report n a very easy 19 minutes, rolling south novato to the toll plaza over to 92 peninsula and the east bay, it's looking good. this isthe san mateo bridge and it's busy so yes, some folks are returning to work we have a bit of a crowd here into and out of hayward but no big connection. so that'right on time and driving through the oakland maze into s francisco will be a brief this morning, you're clear on the ea shore 24 the macarthur, the even when you make it into s

he was demote tod deed to a -- a first class petty officer but president trump restored his rank. the president ordered the navy to a allow gallagher to retire with his full rank in place which led to the firing of navy secretar richard spencer over this ordeal. on christmas eve, trump hosted gallagher at his mar-a-lago estate. leland: christina, thanks so much. allysia. >> we have an update on the louisiana plane crash that killed five people. local fire department officials saying that two people were transported to the hospital but that their conditions are unknown at this time. they also say two fires were extinguished at the scene, one involving the plane and r another that engulfed a vehicle. we'll bring you the latest updates as the story develops. leland: there's a new lawsuit against jeffrey epstein's estate that was filed this week as those who flew in the late financeier's orbit find themselves in the investigation. where they investigation could lead, when we come back. can my side be firm? and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you

lauren: our big stor store tod, boeing.nouncing david calhoon will replace dennis mullenberg . it's unbelievable, on the eve of a holiday, boeing announces leadership change and the stock market and a investors were excited about it. but for a lot of people, myself included, maybe you too, i don't think bringing in this guy, david calhoon who is a veteran of the company, been on the board for a decade really changes any of the culture at gloang they had to make a choice between bringing in somebody who would clearly be a fresh outside voice and somebody who on one hand has the institutional knowledge, wouldn't have a big learning curve, that is calhoon, but somebody who on the other hand can't claim to be the new blood coming into the company. had this is somebody who up until recently was loudly defending denni dennis muilenbu, said he had confidence in him. a trade-off there. couldn't you new at this, -- continuity, yes. but in terms of convincing people it's a new day, we'll see. >> what was the nail in the coffin for mu