go outside in the public and those mean also where mosques to the titanic washing your hands the white cross of people stuff like this also. if you needed medical treatment and we understand that germany along with many other countries are removing their citizens from. what's next for you where are you going now. well. today my government told me i have to go to the airport i think it will be made to small man to check from the chinese government. i'm not sure that i think i will fly to germany and after this i will be isolated. for 2 weeks i think is a good idea to be sure that there is no speech in germany from the german prisons which are removed right now all right. thank you very much for sharing what's going on there thank you very much. a human rights group amnesty international is criticizing plans by greece to deploy a floating barrier as a way to prevent migrants from reaching greek islands from turkey the group described the plan as an alarming escalation in the greek government's efforts to stop migrants from reaching its shores. the ministry of defense has announced new plans to

these guys gave their lives and think about this when you walk through that grave yard among these white crosses all of those dead young americans had they lived full lives at 600,000 human life years given. so that people like me, limeys, people like sylvain, french and germans, europeans can grow up in peace and freedom. i'm 53 years old. i know that to be true. 75 years since d-day, the longest period in european history we have not been killing each other. we have been united in democracy and peace and freedom. thanks in part to what was given on d-day. it was a beautiful gift. incalculable altruism. incomparable. i'm very much indeed thankful. (applause) >> before we get to questions, please make your way to the podium. i would like to take an opportunity to introduce you a friend to the museum what is about 500 plus. jim pee wee martin is sitting right in front of me, jim was in the third battalion of the 506 on d-day. pee wee, i know i can call you pee wee like a badge of honor because you were the smallest guy. (applause) you're a thoughtful guy. we thank you for being here and we thank

income going to work as was odd than it is now and workers had tried unions by going on it off with white crosses when it was a recovery so they got a lot out of the increase and in employment setting up as an increase in wages as well now they scouted they are in the cycle get caught i mean i think it should be called the gag economy it's all about gagging the working has the capacity to bogen and they're not sitting the benefits it is going to the office sections which of course is trumps real constituency you know on your point about deficit the touch a good political talking point because people can totally gather that but overall you're right deficits can actually be good for the economy and they're really just using it as a political fodder now i want to stick with the idea of trade what's happening with trade now president trump and president french president many mccrone have agreed to delay a possible trade spat between the 2 countries. which could have included 100 percent tariff on french goods including wine and wines and cheeses now you remember this all stems from the french tax lev

the white house team is now for the first time had an opportunity to cross examination and bring out more detail on this point. >> okay. so let's talk about the case they're presenting. the deputy white house counsel said on the floor, yesterday, quote, there is simply no evidence anywhere that president trump ever linked security assistance to any investigations unquote, but take a listen to acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney saying the president did exactly that. >> he also mentioned to me in the past the corruption leelt related to the dnc server, no question, about that that's why we held up the money. >> what you just described a quid pro quo? >> it is funding will not flow unless the investigation into the democratic server happened as well? >> we do that all the time with foreign policy. >> does it bother you at all the trump legal team told you had and your colleagues in the senate that there is no evidence that aid was linked to any investigation when the white house chief of staff admitted publicly there was. >> the first thing he said is not linked to security

corresponding family in the shrewsbury and telford scandal which begs the question, what is going on in white, crosslessons simply are not being learned. i accept that the shrewsbury and telford report has not come out but there are some findings that are quite clear as to what went on there and that information and learning is not being disseminated across the nhs, 01’ being disseminated across the nhs, or certainly not in many places, and certainly not east kent. speaking of lessons learned, hugely important that the deaths you are looking at, the variety of causes, what lessons have the trust learned and there is the wider question of information being shared broadly around the nhs. at least three of the deaths we are reporting in east kent are problems with ctg which is the heart rate monitoring system. it is complicated and problematic across the country but in 2016 at this trust there were two deaths linked to poor analysis of cd —— two deaths linked to poor analysis of cd -- ctg two deaths linked to poor analysis of cd —— ctg and in 2017 as well. the trust said in relation to that point is th

the clinton white house was allowed to cross examine ken star but the trump white house can't cross examdam schiff. why are we supposed to e believe anything that adam schiff says anyway? he lied about russia collusion for three yearses. he fabricated trump phone call on live television. and he lied about his relationship with the whistle-blower. no credibility and white house blasted away at the obstruction every single president since washington invoked executive privilege but trump is impeached for doing it. trump lawyerses are very shrewd here putting executive privilege aside for just a moment, the house subpoenas for witnesses and testimony were not valid. because the constitution and the supreme court clearly states that the full house must vote to authorize an impeachment committee to issue impeachment subpoenas. nancy pelosi never held a full house vote. she skipped it. remember. because she knew trump would ask courts to step in and it would slow her down. so bogus subpoenas, no obstruction. the federal court is ruled on this, no abuse of power, no obstruction, case closed. the

two times and in the third time when they were invited, none of the folks came to be cross-examined, and so the white house never had an opportunity to cross-examine the individuals. >> and now, lev parnas who is an associate of rudy giuliani who was indicted released 90 minutes of a secret recording with a dinner with president trump, and here is a quick trip. >> how long would they last in a fight with russia? >> not very long. >> they go on the talk about the ouster of yovanovitch, and when the president said that he didn't know anything about him, that is not true. >> this is a fund-raising dinner a year and a half ago where the president takes a bunch of pictures and sits down at the dinner and a dinner of 25 of people or so, and then he leaves. >> it is a 90-minute recording. >> i understand it, but it is a dinner, and he goes in to participate and it is hard to say to the president who meets a thousand people a day, and do you know this person who was at a dinner with you a year and half ago and do you a relationship and it is the same argument that you had your picture with him. >> well, that

one of the white house counsel, mr. philbin said, cross-examination is the greatest engine to search for truth in our american system. they want to deny our ability to examine witnesses if cross-examination of witnesses is necessary. to discover the truth, how dare the white house and how dare the senate majority even contemplate a trial without witnesses or documents. my strong impression from the first two hours is not the case for witnesses and documents has gotten even stronger and i hope my colleagues, when we get to the end of it and get to questions, will embrace the need for procedures that would be required in a trial even in the traffic division. [inaudible] >> i don't think the white house because in the democratic case. i do think they put assertions on the table that they think goes in the case but the assertions, you can't just take the lawyers word for it. the assertions have to be proven. some of the assertions they ma made, we know them to be false. an example, jake sekulow said well, the president had aid to other countri

we're told the driver of a white fan crossed a double yellow line around 4:30 this morning on story road. he swerved across the road and into a parked car on to the other side of the street smashing that car into two others behind it. the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence and fortunately nobody was hurt. >>> developing news, tensions between the u.s. and iran are at an all-time high after u.s. air strikes authorized by president trump killed a top iranian general. >> now iran's leader says revenge awaits. ines de la cuetara has reaction from both sides this morning. >> reporter: tensions between the u.s. and iran reaching a boiling point. the department of defense confirming in a statement, at the direction of the president, the u.s. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect u.s. personnel abroad by killing qasem soleimani. abc news learning soleimani was killed by a drone strike conducted by u.s. joint special operations that hit a convoy carrying soleimani as he was leaving baghdad's airport. >> mr. soleimani is not just a general. he is some

have to go right to be cross as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be a good deal. of interest the ball's in the waters and the. question. to a. to a and. i. to a. i then dramatic scenes the french president is rush sounds of of powers. protesters chanting resign try to confront him. let's go rejects accusations washington routinely lied about america's longest war made by the top u.s. official overseeing afghanistan's reconstruction. computer program arrested in greece at washington's request pleas for help he's been. denied basic rights. and russia 77 years since the end of the siege of leningrad.

are expanding screening for the virus to 18 major airports and two land border crossings. the white house said it's now considering a ban on flights between the u.s. and china. so far more than 130 people in china have died from the illness. the number of confirmed cases in the country has ballooned to 6,000. there are also 60 cases in 13 countries outside of china including five here in the u.s. dr. jon lapook has more on americans allowed to leave china. >> reporter: with wuhan on lock down hundreds of trapped americans are getting out. the first sanctioned plane left just this afternoon. a dual british-american citizen recorded his journey. >> if your name was on the list you got into the airport. >> reporter: a federal spokesperson familiar with the plan said passengers will be quarantined and observed for three days once in the u.s. with more than 100 cases tested in the u.s. public health officials are on alert. >> we have to prepare for the worse always. if you don't and the worse happens you're behind the eight ball. >> reporter: the head of the infectious disease at the nih

yamiche: a fact check, they say the white house didn't have an or to cross-examine.nt witnesses the whiteaid they didn't want to be part of the judiciary committee process, so they are angry about the way the process snt but they did have some input in the houe. judy: yamiche alcindor, lisa desjardins, thank you both. joining us now is robert costa of the washington post, host of "washington week" on pbs. i know you have been talking to white house and the hill, about the debate over witnesses. will be called, who isn't. what are you learning? >> beyond the proceedings today, the real debate on capitol hill right now is about witnesses. will democrats okerepublicans ny concessions at this point? for now, there is no agreement. summoned -- senate drum debt -- sete democratsaid they want john bolton to testify but reblicans are only moving forward with floating the idea of trading hunter biden for john bolton's testimony. democrats are very resistant to this idea. 't believe hunter bid is relevant to the trial. they haven't engaged in talks with republicans judy: right now, a standoff is wh

mexico's national guard have fired tear gas at margaret's trying to cross into the country from guatemala hundreds of migrants began whiting through the border river after authorities closed the border gate on a nearby bridge the migrants goal is to reach the united states. reporter melanie hole is with me in the studio for more on this melanie who are these moderates trying to cross the border into mexico so these migrants are many coming from honduras they say they're fleeing poverty high rates of violence and high murder rates and many do try to come in this kind of caravan because it does provide them with safety of numbers of those who are too poor to pay for smugglers and what we're seeing is the largest caravan in more than a year there were $4000.00 people at the mexico guatemala border on monday which is providing a massive challenge for mexican security forces. in mexico city to be clamping down hard on this occasion can you tell us more about why that is this time yes a previously mexico was allowing unimpeded access across as territory to the u.s. border but in june last year u.s. president donald trump agreed

impeachment so they didn't allow the minority to this event witnesses and didn't allow the white house to cross-examine witnesses and it was entirely one-sided. the good news is, the senate i'm confident will do much better and they will have a fair process. we are going to give both sides a full and fair opportunity to present the case and we will decide the case according to law. we will follow due process. so what does that mean for witnesses? we will proceed in two phases. phase one will be the opening arguments from the house managers, and the white house. each will have 24 hours spread out over two days to present the arguments they want. their legal teams will stand up come present the case and make their arguments and put forward whatever evidence they want in those arguments and then we will move to questions from senators that we write down in the chief justice asks for us. after all of that is completed, then we will vote on whether or not to consider additional witnesses and that will be a binary choice. if we don't consider additional witnesses we will move straight to verdict and

the 2 going to be cross with a white woman for free in the morning can't be good. i'm interested in the water. pressure. here's a thought experiment and a bit of a prediction for 2020 going back to saudi aramco around town as it went public just recently at a market valuation an excess of $1.00 trillion dollars i think at one point was worth 2 trillion dollars i think that we're going to see them make a hostile buy of a company maybe facebook for example and it could be the 1st trillion dollar hostile raid in history because they've got the balance sheet out if you've got a 2 trillion dollar balance sheet that means you've got you know the ability to borrow another trillion so you've got a 3 trillion dollar war chest if you go after an apple. or even half the way 5 or $600000000000.00. just as a hostile and then they own a huge portion of the whole global market the american market. they've got the balance sheet now they want to diversify away from oil and gas and i think we're going to see a move like that the next 6 to 9 months. in the united states presidential

but you're going to be cross as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. place should. seem wrong. just don't all. get to shape out just to become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when she's to look for common ground. welcome back to the program and taking stock of 2019 next those reflect on more of the signature events of the year just gone. i. now among the people who are languishing behind bars during 2019 for some it was for questionable reasons that they were perhaps politically motivated now we'll have a look at what exactly happened to maria. at the russian national on gun rights activists spent more than a year around 18 months actually in a u.s. jail for being a registered lobbyist a foreign lobbyist to federal prosecutors and the media as well her involvement with the american gun lobby and mainly in republican circles seem proof enough that moscow was sending agents to meddle in the united states and use coverage smeared as a spy she was also wrongly ac

have to go right to be cross with a white woman for 3 of them or i can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. question. as water warms iran and steps up its pressure campaign of sanctions government protests continue into iran over the accidental drowning of a passenger plane which killed everyone for. human rights organizations call out an e.u. funding in east africa for infrastructure that could help stem the flow to europe claiming it's driving so-called modern day slavery. e.u. in directly supporting this project these are forced labor who are working on these projects. that the caribbean nation of 10 years since it was hit by a deadly earthquake that claimed the lives of more than 200000 people hear from locals on how the country is still struggling to come to terms with the devastating tragedy. would you please post you.

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have to go right to be cross with a white woman for free in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of our. first city mall. the. live. lists lists lists. licked. playing. and very well might continue watching on since last. trump's legal team strikes after months of being on the receiving end of the democrats' media assaults the president now presents his case but the public. welcome back racism and anti-semitism are reportedly on the rise of course nader nation countries this is today the world commemorates holocaust memorial day on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz birkenau by the us is but to me it's a resurgent new liberal right wing little loon of all the girls denialism some are questioning not only the rewriting of history but the reframing of world political culture joining me now from new york is columbia university's professor joseph smith thanks so much for coming on the show professor we heard last week on this show from trump's loyal and dirty words denying that conflating israeli policy with all it was could have c

something about a news report that gop senators were warned by someone connected to the white house if they crossedhe president your heads will be on a pike. how did that go over? >> like a lead balloon. it was not just me. every member of the senate republican conference, all 53 of us simultaneously groaned. many of the same senators were upset boy this. they didn't take kindly to it. it reminded me of the movie where sanda rabullock froze so shield not lose. >> shannon: 60% say there should be more witnesses. what is your argument again that? >> i would love to talk to the person who conducted that poll and asked them if they would feel the same way if they knew it would result in months of litigation, if the common facts were not in dispute and people pushing this impeachment are trying to keep him off the ballot so the american people can't choose donald trump as president in 2020 if they want to. i could move those numbers making sure the poll respondents understand what is being asked. >> shannon: okay. see you tomorrow morning 10 a.m. eastern. president trump with his 2 cents on the "the ing

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cross. [applause] >> as long as african-american income hovers at nearly half that of whites, we have another bridge to cross. [applause] >> as long as african-american and hispanic children are more likely than white children to live in poverty and less likely to attend or graduate from college, we have another bridge to cross. [applause] >> as long as african-americans and other minorities suffer two, three, even four times the rates of heart disease, aids, diabetes and cancer, then we have another bridge to cross. [applause] >> as long as our children continue to die as the victims of mindless violence, we have another bridge to cross. as long as african-americans and latinos anywhere in america believe they are unfairly targeted by police because of the color of their skin, and police believe they are unfairly judged by their communities because of the color of their uniforms, we have another bridge to cross. [applause] >> as long as the waving symbol of one american's pride is the shameful symbol of another american's pain, we have another bridge to cross. as long as the power of america

what did one of the white house counsel, mr. philbin, say? quote, cross-examination is the greatest engine to search for truth in our american legal system. but they want to deny our ability to examine witnesses. if cross-examination of witnesses is necessary to discover the truth, how dare the white house and how dare the senate majority even contemplate a trial without witnesses or documents? my strong impression from the first two hours is that the case for witnesses and documents has gotten even stronger, and i hope my colleagues, when we get to the end of this and the senate's questions will embrace the need for procedures that would be required in a trial even in the traffic division of the richmond general district court. >> senator tim kaine, democrat of virginia, saying that in his view the case for witnesses has been improved here. pierre thomas, i want to bring you in as well. one of the things that the president's lawyers also focused on is the witness the democrats didn't bring. of course that's the whistle-blower. >> exactly, george. they wa

. >> we finormous hypocrisy in the house committee you went through a white house where they were denied to cross-examine witness or bring in witnesses because we were tol has to be rushed as quickly as possible yet what you hear from mocrats today is that senate republicans are moving too quickly. >> so a fact check there. they're saying the whiteavouse didn'tan opportunity to present witnesses or cross-examine. in fact the white house deced they did not want to be part of about the way the process went but did have input in the house side. >> woodruff: yamic alcindor, thank you. and we have the host of washington peek ons pb. hello, bob. i know you've been talking to both sides of the white house and hill on the e big debover witnesses. who's going to be called and who isn't. what are you learning? >> beyond the proyedings toda, the real debate on capitol hill right now is about witnesses and will democrats or republicans make any concessions athis point. for now there's no agreement. senate deprmocrats haveosed they want top trump administration officials current and former likejohn bolton to

have to go right to be cross as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be that good. i'm interested always in the waters in the halls. or should. go to schools x. physics is nothing but the harmony you can create on vibrating strings that is chemistry chemistry is the melody the melodies you can play on strings what is the universe the universe is a symphony of strings. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter labelle we're discussing political intolerance. ok let's go back to chris in washington just recently nancy pelosi the speaker of the house called donald trump an illegitimate president. that's a doorstopper because it invalidates the entire electoral process the decision of the people in 2016 and again i want to be tolerant i mean i was brought up liberal i'm a conservative but i was brought up in a very liberal environment where you supposed to listen to everybody with politeness and respect but here we have one of the highest officials in the land. thing the vote of over 60000000 people i mean how talk about being divisive i mean t

the graffiti also included a celtic cross, a symbol of white supremacy.o to stop the children being mugged say they have seen a reduction in crime and the idea could be copied across london. it was in response to a series of muggings that patrols working with local police teams. they are in talks with scotland yard about expanding to other borrowers. hundreds of homes in richmond remain without gas this morning, five days after water from a burst water main escaped into gas pipes. engineers have been pumping waterfrom escaped into gas pipes. engineers have been pumping water from 20 miles of pipes. it says all homes affected should have gas restored this week but will have to visit every home individually to turn it back on. new research shows that on average ten people die every day in london of air pollution. that is significantly more than those who die in traffic accidents. the centre for cities which conducted studies is calling for stricter government guidelines to reduce levels of pm 2.5 which includes levels of deadly dust and ash. the government

iran for reaction to those new sanctions will be speaking to them sort really but 1st we'll cross over to our white house correspondent kimberly how this is something that the president's had said would happen kimberly and now we've heard the details from these texas state and the secretary of treasury. yeah another round of sanctions by the trump administration have to remember that the 1st round of sanctions as part of its broader maximum pressure campaign as they call it started when the united states withdrew from the j.c. p. aware that agreement to limit iran's nuclear program those sanctions put in place since then 2 more rounds of sanctions now we have yet another and the administration very clear the reason for these sanctions retaliation for iran's attacks on those 2 bases this week inside iraq that also housed u.s. military now the as you outlined there the sanctions are extensive they front the steel and iron industries as well as trade construction mining textiles all the sectors of the economy that the united states feels this would further inflict financial pain the goal very clear fr

in other words, the intelligence community doesn't want to get cross-wise with the white house. >> brennanyou have spoken to cia director gina haskell. >> yes. >> this appears according to esper's description also her assessment. >>ther esper has represented that the cia director supported or didn't support a strike of soleimani. the job of the cia director is to say, this is what our intelligence shows. ncalts telus wl b thegentliel repeercussions if you take soleimani out. that is the principle role. it is the president's call whether that justifies taking a strike, but that should be done in consultation with congress and approved by congress and neither of those things happened here. >> brennan: should other irgc leaders be targeted? >> i think that we have escalated enough. >> brennan: even though iran says it is standing down and the president used that phrase? >> well, i think what we are likely to see at least in the near term is the end of iran's overt attacks like the missile attack on our bases. i don't think that we coconclude at all we have seen an end theu, shia and the risk

they didn't let the white house cross-examine witnesses. and said they had a partisan one-sided show trial. the senate will do much better. whether they will be witnesses or not i think will be a close call in the senate and we have some of the votes are. >> bill: two more minutes, two more questions. some of her colleagues -- lisa murkowski from alaska, susan collins from maine, met romney out of utah, all republicans -- conversely, doug jones out of alabama, joe manchin, west virginia. do you know where they are on this issue today? >> you know, i don't. i think you've identified senators who could possibly vote against the party. those are probably the five most likely to be on the other side. we will have to see how things play out and where they decide to vote. >> bill: okay. you have said repeatedly and again a moment ago that you will give this president a chance to defend himself. in what form or shape does that occur in the senate? >> the president has a legal tame. it is led by the white house counsel, pat cipollone. pat and his t

early's army of the valley district splashed into the cool waters of the potomac river and crossed over at white's ferry. early's army would spend the next 36 hours resting near big spring, north of leesburg, virginia. it had been a hard campaign. a a lot of hard marching, on extremely hot days during the andh to washington, d.c. the return to the old dominion. one north carolinian later wrote, if the old gentleman didn't march as hard,and if we didn't say very emphatic things about him at the time when the hot sun was overcoming us, we begged his pardon, as he is the only man who ever gave us a peek at the yankee capital. jubal early was a unique personality. we will hear a lot about him throughout the weekend, and have heard some already. a couple stories to sum up the guy he was. one time during the shenandoah valley campaign of 1864, when a group of senior officers, john gordon, john c breckinridge, affs, all sitting around, a lot of them from prominent virginia families, referring to themselves as ff v, first families of virginia. john breckinridge is asking, what is it with all the ffv 's, w

need for more witnesses and documents but only after opening arguments and the cross-examination of the house managers and white house lawyers he just watch donald trump was reported to be monitoring proceedings while attending the world economic forum in switzerland his position remains unchanged that was a hoax let's just dip into the senate debate at the moment they are close to baiting whether john bolton a very close adviser to president trump should also appear chairing the trial speaking at the moment to subpoena john bolton i am struck by what we have heard from the president's counsel so far tonight they complain about process but they do not seriously contest any of the allegations against the president they insist that the president has done nothing wrong but they refuse to allow the evidence and hear from the witnesses they will not permit the american people to hear from the witnesses and they lie and lie and lie and lie for example for months president trump has repeatedly complained that the house deny them the right to work quote witnesses to cross-examine witnesses and so forth you heard mr sim

american expeditionary forces, was sent to arkhangelsk specifically to aid the white russian soldiers. the american red cross sent aid to arkhangelsk for two reasons, aid the starving russian peasants but also to aid the american soldiers. james: i did not know that. >> i was wondering if in your research you have encountered any other instances of american aid societies aiding both civilians and also americans. james: not really. maybe the ymca. they seem to be everywhere. i did not find any mention of that, not medical or anything. the 339th had its own medical detachment. one of them, his name was gordon anderson, said they basically were taught a little bit of anatomy and how to bind a wound and that is about all the training they had. these men had the flu. some of them are still sick with the flu. the flu became rampant in these areas they occupied. because it was tradition and because it was so cold, the local russians sealed all the windows so they could not get any fresh air. the american medics kept trying to tell them, look, you have to ventilate this place. meanwhile sanitary conditions were horr

followed by 16 hours of cross examination that is done by by written questions given to the chief justice who's presiding over this who will then ask the house managers the white house lawyers the questions about. 16 hours of cross-examination ben there will be a debate for hours on whether to introduce witnesses and documents something that democrats very much hope to do and then there will be an up or down vote on whether to do so a simple majority vote on whether to introduce witnesses documents if witnesses if it is the side of the witnesses will be allowed then each witness will be deposed and that deposition will then be considered by but by senators and then they will vote upon whether to hear from the witness at the trial so that's those are the broad outlines of what we're hearing but certainly one thing given mcconnell is likely to get the votes on tuesday is almost certain then that all the all the opening arguments will be concluded by the end of this week before we get into cross-examination next week. looking in from the outside she had it's a complex process is that this issue of witnesses one would have thought that process would require witnes

need for more witnesses and documents but only after opening arguments and the cross-examination of the house managers and white house lawyers he just watch donald trump was reported to be monitoring proceedings while attending the world economic forum in switzerland his position remains unchanged that was a hoax well several times he joins me now from capitol hill and she has the scenario continues does it not so late into the night in the senate. right we're on the 6th amendment being proposed by the democrats perhaps some sign of compromise in the past each amendment was for one specific thing this about members asking for 22 witnesses to be subpoenaed for the for the senate trial 2 white house officials who the democrats allege were key to withholding ukrainian military aides so that might suggest that things are moving on a little bit quicker perhaps conceivably the only other witness that they have that the democrats have named that they want to appear is john bolton the national security advisor potentially that could be the final amendment of a proposed but i don't even know why but even so i think that

. >> ironically, here he was trying his best to make black music that would cross over to the white worldthe '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean-shaven, debonair and all that changed in the '70s. >> marvin wanted to compete at a high level. why can't i make a record like the beatles? i'm selling records like they sell. why can't i have that artistic expression? ♪ punish me with brutality talk to me ♪ ♪ when you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on yeah, what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ♪ ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what is going on over there. he's seeing the protests here and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america, look at yourself, america. >> he is talking about the war, he's talking about poverty. changing as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother, everybody thinks we're wrong, they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did not not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was supposed to be

need for more witnesses and documents but only after opening arguments and the cross-examination of the house managers and white house lawyers he just watch donald trump was reported to be monitoring proceedings while attending the world economic forum in switzerland his position remains unchanged that was a hoax. well let's cross over to she have pretenses following events for us from capitol hill so where are we right now in terms of that senate process tree up the amendments keep coming we know on the 5th amendment that's been proposed by the democrats this time to subpoena documents from the pentagon the department of defense relating to the ukrainian military aid to the democrats and that was held up as part of a quid pro quo in order to get an investigation into into joe biden so definitely a pair of getting getting restless mitch mcconnell seems to be in what i suppose passes as high drama in the current and the current session mcconnell got up and said look after the last we're up to the last moment fails. can we just stack all these amendments together because they are all so similar and chuck schumer

cross-examination. two days later, we received a letter from mr. cipollone from the white house nation but said no, there's no interest in appearing. so on the one hand, they are lying because the house is condemned by the president for not giving him due process after they rejected the offer of due process. that letter rejecting it was december 1. presidents council says that the house should have issued a subpoena. we did issue a subpoena. the president, you may recall, said he would oppose all subpoenas, and he did. many of those are still being fought in court. subpoenas issued last april. so that is also untrue. and it's been nerve to criticize the house fo house for not issug subpoenas when the president said he would oppose all subpoenas and he opposes all of them and they are tied up in court. the president claims, and most members of this body know better, executive privilege, which is a limited privilege which exists, but not as a shield, not as yield against wrongdoing as the supreme court specifically said in the nixon case in 1973, 74. the president claimed ab

the dangerous journey to european shoals hundreds of people have died trying to cross the mediterranean in recent months. white house lawyers defending the trumpet the senate impeachment trial say the u.s. president has done nothing wrong in his dealings with ukraine it's the 1st time is legal team address the trial it will have 2 more days to argue its case from prison cues of abuse of power and obstruction of congress why did joe castro faults from washington d.c. the opening argument of president trump's attorney saturday focused on 2 main points that trump did nothing wrong when he asked ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden a potential rival in the upcoming u.s. elections and that it's the democrats who wish to steal back the white house by hurting trump politically they're asking you to remove president trump from the ballot in an election that's occurring in approximately 9 months they're asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this country on your own initiative. take that decision away from the american people. polling this week shows trump's approval rating is the highest it'

do chapter 10 the reports from washington rahm after the 2nd and final day of cross-examination of house democrats and white house lawyers in the u.s. senate a significant moment in donald trump's impeachment trial tennessee republican them are examined announced ahead of friday's scheduled for our debate that he would not vote for the introduction of more witnesses and documents his argument is that there's no need for more evidence to show that president trump withheld aid to pressure the ukrainian government to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son hunter he did but while that was inappropriate doing so did not rise to the level of a high crime misdemeanor and the removal of the president from office alexander also said in a statement that the whole impeachment process had been quote shallow horrid and wholly partisan with the potential to rip the country apart a major argument of trump's lawyers we're in an election year there are some in this room better days away from the iowa caucuses taking place so we're discussing the possible impeachment and removal of the president of the unite

to mexican border guards clashed with migrants trying to cross the country's southern border with one of our guards decide to white across the border river after authorities closed me vibrate. and if the government keep pushing. his democrat friends when you go to say a 2nd revolution gun rights supporters protest in the u.s. state of the ginia thousands of activists gathered to tell because they do not want tougher gun control bill. a math anyhow would welcome to the program in china concerns are growing over the rapid spread of the date of the corona virus so far the virus has been blamed for 4 deaths with some 200 more becoming ill health officials now say the disease is capable of being spread from person to person it comes at a time when millions are traveling across the country before the learn a new year holiday. in lieu haan infected patients are treated in isolation wards authorities have confirmed 200. cases of corona virus symptoms include fever and difficulty breathing 3 patients have died but with already say most are not seriously ill health authorities believe the outbreak originated at this now clo