he got ahold of allies. carter has that mind and step by step moved through the process to resolve the issue. what he didn't realize was that there were factions in iran that did not want to resolve this issue, that this crisis was good for the iranian factions wasn'ting to create an islamic state. they wanted to maintain a crisis with the united states. so the you've got an american government trying to rationally resolved an unpleasant diplomatic problem and factions within inn who want to foster and inflame this crisis to gain legislate macy for the islamic faction who are trying to seize total control of the iranian islamic government by that time. so two negotiating partners who have very different interests. in terms of the takeover of the u.s. embassy. religion had always been a factor. there was a strong sense that many of those protesting outside the embassy -- bus remember it doesn't happen in a day. it takes place over time -- there were strong islamic protests in those presence. and the islamists

so, yeah we got ahold of her.new how to get ahold of her. obviously, the people at peloton didn't want us to get ahold of her [ laughter ] but we got a hold of her, and within 36 hours we shot, chopped and put out this commercial >> jimmy: what's her name again? >> monica ruiz >> jimmy: monica ruiz. >> she's like super funny. yeah, she's great. >> jimmy: i've seen her on talk shows now because of what you did. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i hope she gets hired more >> i hope so, too. >> jimmy: monica ruiz, you are awesome. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i think you were great. [ cheers and applause let's talk about your movie. it's on netflix. "6 underground" this friday. >> sure. >> jimmy: this is the -- i mean, you guys know michael bay. he does all those giant movies with a lot of explosions >> yeah. and this was just one of his home videos. [ laughter ] home movie >> jimmy: this -- we were talking. you said, "this is the michael bay-est of all michael bay movies." >> it's the most michael bay movie in the history of michael bay

. >> did you even get ahold -- did you even get ahold of him? >> no.won't talk to me. >> when i get out, i swear to god -- when i get out -- >> you're going to behave yourself. >> i am going to behave myself, but thank god i'm behind bars, because i would go put some sugar in his tank. and i would slash all four tires. oh, my god. >> i don't even know how to respond to that. >> i have anger issues. >> i think you should do some anger management and rehab. >> i don't need anger management! >> yeah, okay. keeping you clean after you get out of here. >> i know, you're going to keep me clean. >> or i'm going to break my foot off in your butt. >> i know. but that's if i get out of here. >> she needed to either go to rehab or go to jail. and once she gets out, everything will be good. i told her before, it's either me or the drugs. and if she chooses drugs, i can't be with her. >> i think chris would -- he would stick with me through the six years, but i don't -- i don't want six years. i don't deserve six years. at least, i don't think i do. that's my opini

. >> i heard your uncle got ahold -- >> first of all, it's an honor to be here. >> got ahold of robert de niro and insisted the guy do philly right. all the philly talk, he insisted that de niro, one of the great actors of all-time get it right. >> yeah, and bob really is -- >> do you like being able to call robert de niro bob? >> i do. any moment -- i like better calling him dad. >> you vowed to crack down on drug deals and lower incarceration rates. hardball, reverend. how are you going to do both? [ laughter ] >> i want to be president and you want to grow up and be chris matthews. >> can you say it in french? >> i can, but i won't. >> you have a broadcasters voice, do you know that? >> thanks. >> it's a good thing to have. >> i'll stick to my day job if they'll let me. >> i never would chris matthews ask a question -- never. >> my problem is that i have the chris matthews syndrome. i want to break in, i want to talk too fast and cram too much information and you'd be lousy at these debates chris. >> for professional reasons who would be the best setup material for the next four to

you need to get ahold of me right now. >> yeah? >> i got the response within several minutes saying that "my phone is dying, i need to find a charger. i'm having car trouble." >> the same sort of response received by michelle's friends and family who had now decided based on those weird text messages that michelle had been kidnapped. but as far as inspector ritchie was concerned, just about anything was possible. >> i kept an open mind. i didn't know whether michelle voluntarily went missing for whatever personal reasons she had or if this was a stranger abduction or if this was an abduction from somebody that she knew or she just left with a friend. >> did anybody think she would have just flipped out, stressed out, as they say, and just left. >> i had asked, is it possible she could just be out there, all stressed out? and they said, yes, it's possible. >> inspector ritchie also asked if michelle had any enemies or problems with ex-boyfriends, for example. >> the only problems that she seemed to be having with anybody was coming

ahold delhaize announces a share buyback of a billion euros for 2020. second big equity red headline we've had through the morning. orange is selling assets and they are talking about dividends. ahold delhaize on the big retail side, they have a stop and shop presidents -- presence in the united states of america. share buyback program of a billion euros by 2020. those are two things. what else are they saying? maintaining a balanced approach between funding the growth of key channels and retaining excess liquidity to the shareholders. that's the latest from them. how are the futures? between the equity market -- there is a dissonance between the equity market. nejra: you saw bond yields side -- live yesterday. you are seeing slight optimism coming through with dax futures. that is dissonance compared to the asian session. the s&p 500 dropping for a third day yesterday. european equities have declined for four days in a row. we could break that today. dax futures in the green. for 100 futures struggling direction. a bit of uncertainty coming in. what wi

how do they get ahold of it? how can we essentially stop them from getting ahold of it?t of all, more than 60% of the young children, the teens who vape, they do it out of curiosity, to explore. they just want to see what it is like. you know, a lot of them were targeted on social media because of the flavors, the cotton candy and the fruit punch and the manageo flavors. -- mango flavors. luckily those are banned. a lot of them it was curiosity. a lot of them are vaping, thc, nicotine flavors because they are addicted, they can't quit. some want to get high. some want to relax. we need to tackle the reasoning why with educational information in schools, teachers, parents, coaches, healthcare providers, all of us, we need to start at an early age so we can show this is harmful not only to your lungs but it affects the development of your brain. it affects how you think. it affects your decision making, your moods. it can have an impact. you know, another thing, molly, a lot of these young eded a -- young adolescents, young kids that vape, many of them will become regular

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visit the neighbors and give them my card so that if they have any problems, they know who to get aholdf, and i walked past her yard and introduced myself. she was actually very pleasant and said she was looking forward to the activity. >> turns out, edith wasn't watching garbo flicks because she "vanted to be alone." that becomes clear with edith's beauty-shop appointment. she needs a ride, so she calls barry. not exactly what he was thinking when he dropped off his card, but what the heck? he drives her. they get to talking. >> a lot of people thought that she was against development, and that wasn't the case at all. it was more she just didn't want to go through the exercise of having to move. >> indeed, edith actually makes fun of the anti-development types, who, among other things, are trying to get landmark status for the local denny's. edith's view -- things get built, things get torn down. that's the way of the world. it wouldn't be their last car talk. soon, barry's co-workers call him "driving miss daisy." could you rattle off for me some of the errands you were asked to do fo

he quickly got ahold of the iranians, he talked to people who he thought were responsible figures in the iranian government. remember, again, the iranian government is not clear who is in charge of what, the ayatollah was seen as a figurehead. who exactly to talk to was a problem for the american government. carter -- he's that kind of mind. he kind of step by step moved through the process to resolve this issue. what he didn't realize was that there was factions in iran that did not want to resolve this issue. that this crisis was good for the iranian factions wanting to create an islamic state. they wanted to maintain a crisis with the united states. you've got an american government trying to resolve an unpleasant diplomatic problem and factions in iran who want to foster and inflame this crisis to gain legitimacy for the islamic faction we're trying to really see total control by that time. two negotiating partners who have very different interests. in terms of the takeover of the u.s. embassy, religion had always been an factor. there was a strong sense many of those protesting

i hope evan weaver don't get ahold of who designed that shirt.ought for 100 million in 1992 just for perspective. >> it's crazy. >> out of control. looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. they're all connected. can your network handle all those devices? sometimes. comcast business runs on the nation's largest gig-speed network. so you can get the bandwidth you need to power all of your devices at peak performance. if all of my devices could have that kind of speed, i would be dancing! get started with secure 35-megabit internet and one voice line for just $64.90 per month. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area.

someplace they probably couldn't get ahold of him at.nd if it was a client, i would have to say he's working on a deposition -- wawas with a client and-to fly out. >> i thoods # to my brother this doesn't sound right. >> october arrived. still no larry. thanksgiving and december he was always with family on his birthday. but still no sign of larry mcnabney. >> i didn't get a good feeling. and what i worried about was-something gone wrong and dad was scared and he took off? >>-larry offended the wrong person? octachbia-a friend in law enforcement. >> either if he's in hiding, he's not going to be happy you found him because he's hiding for a reason. or something's happened to him. >> meanwhile, back at the office, ginger was hearing things, worrisome things, until she couldn't keep it in anymore. >> i went to the sheriff's department. i wasn't sure what to do so i asked for a piece of paper and slid it under the window. >> detectives got her note and figured they should have a chat with elisa mcnabney and then as they went looking for her

whether they were together or separate, you cannot not get ahold of them. >> we're going have more on the family is honoring their memories tonight at 11. >>> a pregnant woman has minor burns and seven other people no longer have a roof over their heads because the warehouse they were living in in oakland caught fire this morning. one of the occupants named john ayers said he was working for the property owner who's in the estate liquidation business. he and another occupant helped pull the pregnant tenant out to safety. >> because i just knew he had come from where she was, i just went right into where she was and grabbed her shirt and pulled her. >> fire department says eight people were staying inside the warehouse which was not supposed to be used as a residence. it's a property they've been having problems with for months. so that fire was eastererily si to the fire that killed 36 people. everybody survived. we're live at the burned out warehouse. santio, lots of finger pointing going on there. >> reporter: yeah, there's a whole lot of people involved in trying to figure out what

following clues, interviewing witnesses, family members, friends, pretty much anyone they could get aholdhose clues led them more than 100 miles away to houston, texas. that's where authorities found the body of a woman in the trunk of a car. and pathologists later identified that woman as heidi broussard. now here's the thing. authorities also found an infant in the property that was in the area where that car was found. and authorities do believe that that infant is little margo. little margo is safe. here is what law enforcement had to say. >> it is heartbreaking circumstances that bring us here today. again, everyone hoping for an outcome different than the one it appears that we had and that is with the loss of life. >> now authorities say that they are conducting a dna test to confirm that the infant is indeed little margo, but they do say they do believe that it is the infant that went missing. and fred, when it comes to firamusca, she was transferred to travis county, she maced a judge overnight and is being held on $600,000 bond. >> horrible situation. all right, thank you so muc

manson got ahold of the paper.of the jury with a silly little smile on his face, and he shows the jury the headline. >> a tight ring of security surrounds the hall of justice today as the manson jury deliberates. meanwhile, members of the manson clan continue their vigil outside the hall of justice. they've been there since the start of the trial. >> if charlie were convicted of these charges, what happens to the rest of the members of the family? >> there's no if. charlie will get out. all the people in jail will get out, and we'll all go to the desert together. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family brought in its verdict this afternoon. and outside the court, manson's girl followers got the news by radio. >> they have convicted these people, and you are next. all of you. there's a revolution coming very soon. >> today the judge formally passed sentence on charles manson and his girls. the death penalty he said for seven senseless murders. he said not

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turn-in your guns, to get those guns out of your possession, to make sure that a child doesn't get ahold of that gun and accidentally shoot themselves or another child, to make sure that those guns aren't used to harm anyone else. you know, when i come to this press conference every single year, and i have been coming for years. when i participate in these activities, you know, for some reason my heart always feels heavy. it always feels heavy because, you know, i keep thinking about the people that aren't here because of gun violence, senseless gun violence, that have taken the lives of so many people. here is an opportunity for us working together to make sure that it is not one more, to make sure that we change the future of our city so that kids who grew up in th the middle of the violence and they don't know why. we want to make sure that is not normal. we create a new normal of people that are coming together to work together to create safe communities. we deserve safe communities. these mothers don't deserve to have lost their children before their time. the folks here are united

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. >> he's not even two yet, he just got ahold of that remote. i'm telling you, we have silence of the lambs ordered at 6:00 a.m. yesterday. i'm like what? >> so good. you have to check out her twitter. thank you very much. we'll see you soon. >>> taylor swift is making headlines today. the offer that was mad looking around here i see tablets, laptops, printers, smartphones. they're all connected to the internet. they're all connected. can your network handle all those devices? sometimes. comcast business runs on the nation's largest gig-speed network. so you can get the bandwidth you need to power all of your devices at peak performance. if all of my devices could have that kind of speed, i would be dancing! get started with secure 35-megabit internet and one voice line for just $64.90 per month. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> great news at 6:24. let me show you what's fog goin with the drought. there is no drought. we're no longer abnormally dry. only 4% of the state down from 85% of the state is abnormally dry. that's way up ne

does his payment of one million dollars overlap what you brought up about the timeline and getting aholdcarter page and sam clovis and papdopoulus. maria: if you look at this timeline, carter page first met halper in july of '16. it was july of 2016 just a few weeks later that the fbi formally opens up the counterintelligence probe against the trump campaign. we know stefan halper worked with western intel before. sir, was this entrapment? >> it brings up this defense overlap? does it overlap? seems to me like e was doing. maria: i think you will agree that the fbi, when they got the warrant to surveil carter page did not tell the fisa court and the fisa judges that hillary clinton and the democrats actually paid for the steele dossier which was the essential part of that warrant? >> yeah. that is pretty well-known now, but i think it is good you emphasize it. a lot of things supposed to be the president engaging with the russians, and mueller says his campaign, there was no collusion, no crime committed. in term what you find out that the dnc, hillary campaign played for the steele doss

press briefing he had at the white house that trump wanted to hold up aid in ukraine in part to get aholdthose investigations he was demanding. mulvaney later walked that back and said he never said it. another person schumer wants to hear from is john bolton. he was the former security adviser to president trump and would have been privy to a number of these conversations about how the president wanted to deal with ukraine and why they were holding up this money and this white house meeting. again, he's asked to testify. next up is robert blair. he was a close adviser to mick mulvaney. he came over to the white house and he was present in these discussions about holding up money. the last person on this list is michael duffey, someone else who has refused to testify in the house proceedings. he's a current omb official, and he was in an odd position because he was a political appointee who helped hold back this money for ukraine. normally that's a job reserved for career staffers, again, someone we have not heard from. none of these folks are going to show up willingly. they're all hidin

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they're trying to get ahold of it and this unfortunately happened.ng it's possible that some of these suspects maybe were involved in incidents they were investigating. that's unclear with all the background information there, but, again. talking about a school across the street from columbia university. two very distinguished schools in very really popular student area of new york city. it's terrifying to think this could happen to a college freshman. >> i know. rattled so many people not just here in new york, back home in virginia for her. brynn, thank you. tess was set to go home after finishing her first semester as barnard. interned with augusta free press in virginia as an intern. chris, so sorry this has happened. you hired her to intern for you. i understand you met with her last december and you say typically those meetings are 15 to 20 minutes but you sat with her more than 2 hours. that tells me you saw something quite special in here. >> well, and she was amazing. she spent most of that time quizzing me. almost interviewing me asking me

i hope john durham and investigates get ahold of it and female anchor: it's 6:39, time for 'news update anchor: how often should you clean your fridge? stay tuned to find out. male anchor: beats the odds at the box office to become a rare non-franchise hit. you can give help and hope to those in need. good evening everybody, awful politics of the d scrrks swamp gets strange stranger and stranger every day. this morning had the radical dems decided upon two charges to assert against president trump as the house beginses to wrap up their now almost three month long so-called impeach. inquiry. then this afternoon those same radical dems finally agree to approve the trump led pus mca trade deal after last minute negotiations led by trade representative robert lighthizer, and the agreement on the united states mexico canada trade deal

if you are surrounded by people who have got the vaccine, then virus can't get ahold.ally you might have even more protection and there are some folks who can't get the vaccine either because they are too young, because they are in too poor of health or other reasons. and they need protection too. >> >> the state of washington, recently passed bill basically mandates measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines. what about all the other vaccinations that we receive or give our babies since birth, you distemper and so on? a lot of these kids are 10 years old. 10 years of vaccinations. many of which have had none. >> exactly. they are focusing on this because of the outbreak and because of the dangerous complications of those illnesses. you are right. it would be worth looking at some of the other viruses that we can get. >> here in new york state passed a law went to effect in may or june. that meant all vaccinate since birth had to get all these vac sib nations that is a concern for a lot of anti-vaxers that say oh now i'm going to pump in 10 years worth of vaccinations in my

saying, well, i was reluctant, you know, approaching any kind of impeachment, well, somebody's gotten ahold of his twitter account and making him look like an idiot. so, anyway, couldn't believe it. it's outrageous. but we're going to keep fighting because truth, justice, the american way has got to prevail. >> sean: thank you both. willie gomer, steve scalese. when we come back, the first lady, melania trump furious that her son, baron, brought up in today's hearing. hillary clinton went on howard stern's show. uh-oh, you won't believe what they talked about, straight ahead. my parents never taught me anything about managing money. the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i believe in. ♪ i think sofi money is amazing. ♪ thank you sofi. sofi thank you, we love you. ♪ >> sean: melania trump furious after the democrats' star witness, ivory tower stanford professor brought up her son, baron, in today's hearing. she offered a halfhearted apology,

. >> she hit me in the chest and i grabbed ahold of her and hugged as tight as i could.t the floor. when we hit the floor we hit hard. and i realized something wasn't right and i rolled her over and she wasn't breathing. >>> a fatal bear hug? not possible and then she braced for the answer she waited five years to hear? >> did you bury marie in the backyard. >> i'll tell you exactly where she is at. >> is that where you buried her? >> yes. >> at that point, the detect evidence got up and left the room. >> passed me a note and said i missed her. >> i was pretty devastated. i was in that backyard in 2012. >> not like you didn't look. >> yeah but human nature you still have the guilt, the feeling of i could have found her six months after she was reported missing. >> the pastor insisted that tanya wasn't around and knew nothing. >> was it before tanya came back. >> yeah. >> do you wonder if she had more to do with this? >> that will always be in the back of our minds but she may have known more than she wants to say. >> but she was never charged and her defense attorney sai

this is the latest setback for the president to block congress from getting ahold of his financial recordsand jury can get his tax returns from his accounting firm. those fights also expected to reach the supreme court. >>> today on capitol hill, a rare bipartisan lunch at this hour for johnny isakson. the 74-year-old has parkinson's and announced in august he is stepping down at the end of the year, three years early because of health challenges. he is expected to name busine businesswoman kelly loughler despite the president's attempts to name kedoug so do this, on that, with us. now, buy a samsung galaxy s10 or note 10 and get one free. aveeno® with prebiotic striple oat complex balances skin's microbiome. so skin looks like this and you feel like this. aveeno® skin relief. get skin healthy™ at chevy, we're all about bringing families together. this time of year, that's really important. so we're making it easier than ever to become part of our family. man: that's why our chevy employee discount is now available to everyone. the chevy price you pay is what we pay. not a cent more. famil

we don't know exactly how or even when the committee got ahold of these. we know how they didn't.se it is likely they simply subpoenaed the phone company, which is far more likely to comply with a subpoena than the white house has turned out to be. but this is an investigation that will go on in parallel tracks while the judiciary committee moves foward to get these articles done and ready to be voted on. adam schiff made it clear they will continue to pursue a lot of these records that they have been denied thus far and see how deep the rabbit hole goes. >> much obliged to our big three tonight. peter baker, jill colvin, garrett haake. thank you all three of you for coming on. coming up for us, a former federal prosecutor on rudy's perilous and puzzling travels to ukraine.us the moment between these two men, joe biden and the iowa voter he called a damn liar as "the 11th hour" is just getting started in front of the national christmas tree on a thursday night. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> rudy giulia

wanting to throw a handful of political dirt on joe biden but throwing out his country's security to get ahold "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> when president trump invited indeed demanded foreign involvement in our upcoming election, he struck at the very heart of what makes this a republic to which we pledge allegiance. >> the case for impeaching donald trump. >> if we cannot impeach a president who abuses his office for personal advantage, we no longer live in a democracy. we live in a monarchy or we live under a dictatorship. >> what we learned from the day long lesson in constitutional law. >> if what we're talking about is not impeachable, then nothing is impeachable. >> tonight the big take-aways from today's judiciary hearing. >> did president trump commit the impeachable high crime and misdemeanor of abuse of power? >> we three are unanimous. >> the weak defense ofhe

here just in the last couple of minutes since we have been on the air is a letter we have just gotten ahold of. it is a letter from the intelligence committee and oversight and foreign affairs committees which are the three committees that conducted the impeachment investigation. it's a letter to the judiciary committee chairman nadler. dear chairman nadler pursuant to section 2 paragraph six of house resolution 660, enclosed is the intelligence committee's trump-ukraine impeachment inquiry report. together with its appendices and the views by the minority. additionally, we are today transmitting that the judiciary committee additional records and other materials relating to the impeachment inquiry. these records and materials are being transmitted by the committees on flash drives containing materials of records already released publicly. other records cited in the report and certain sensitive materials. thank you for your prompt attention to this matter, signed the three chairs again of the intelligence, oversight and foreign affairs committees. this is the official transmittal of the imp

and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you're watching right nowem -- >> this guy, bill rasmussen, who had been fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. then when they found out about the satellite they said, so can we cover the whole state? and the guy looked and he said, no, you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizing television sports. >> welcome everyone to espn "sportscenter." from this very desk in the coming weeks and months we'll be filling you in on the pulse of the sporting activity, around the country and around the world as well. >> they didn't have the money to go out and buy baseball games or nfl games. what they did do was take all the leftovers out there. >> i'm joe boyle and i'll be handling the play by play for tonight's game between the badgers and the blue demons. >> it gave birth to arguably the greatest media succ

if he really chomped ahold of that bit, he could testify and the other witnesses from the state department had chosen to defy the president's order and do their constitutional duty and say what happened in this case. bolton could do that if he wanted to and for some reason, he's decided he's going to wait until he has a court order. he doesn't need to have that. he could come forward and he should, as a map of honor. >> he may still. ba barbara, what do you make of the idea there's a process in place. we remember it from the clinton impeachment, in which senators, they don't do this anywhere else. they swear a different oath to be impartial jurors if you u will. impartial people in this trial. mitch mcconnell seems to be dialing it back but he's been clear in the last week, he doesn't want testimony, witnesses. he's working hand and glove with the white house on this one. the supreme court, the chief justice of the supreme court is going to oversee this proceeding. how important is it that it looks to be fair rather than it just be fair? >> i think that mitch mcconnell and graham are looki

saying, well, i was reluctant, you know, approaching any kind of impeachment, well, somebody's gotten aholdf his twitter account and making him look like an idiot. so, anyway, couldn't believe it. it's outrageous. but we're going to keep fighting because truth, justice, the american way has got to prevail. >> sean: thank you both. louie gohmert, steve scalese. when we come back, the first lady, melania trump furious that her son, barron, brought up in today's hearing. also hillary clinton went on howard stern's show. uh-oh. you won't believe what they talked about, straight ahead. they talked about, straight ahead. will ♪ >> sean: melania trump furious after the democrats' star witness, ivory tower stanford professor pamela karlan brought up her son, barron, in today's hearing. she offered a halfhearted apology, a sad attempt at one, take a o look. >> i want to apologize for what i said earlier about the president's son. it was wrong of me to do that. i wish the president would apologize, obviously, for the things that he's done that's wrong.ou but i do regret having said that. >> sean: all

get ahold of the guys in the communications center. find out what's going on from them. they're in touch with state. i called using that, and they were shredding material, taking care of classified stuff. they said, call state. they gave me the number at the department of state to call at the operations center. they had another link. i and my staff. and some of my staff were helping me do this. you know, god bless them. they were taking a chance. but they were monitoring what was being said on radio and television, taking notes, transcribing it. we were feeding that back to washington, to the op center, and also linking to the communication center until they said, we're going to have to go out. state says, tell them they've done a good job and we'll say good-bye. the next thing i heard was, tell them they're gone. we told them that. that was when the vault was breached. they were taken over by the farsi people. >> we were trying to figure out what was going on. toward evening -- well, kathy, another person had showed up there. she couldn't get back to the office. she had

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"the washington post" tonight with a jaw dropping front page story about where president trump got ahold of this story that he's been pushing throughout this scandal, this story it must have been ukraine that interfered in the 2016 u.s. election, not russia. where did he get that idea? where did he get that story he's been selling in the first place? whe where'd he come upon that? quote, after meeting privately in july 2017 with russian president vladimir putin at the group of 20 summit in hamburg, the president's intense resistance to the assessment of u.s. intelligence agencies that russia systematically interfered in the 2016 campaign and the blame he cast instead on a rival country led many of his advisers, trump's own advisers to think that putin himself help spur the idea of ukraine's culpability said these officials. quote, one former senior white house official said trump even stated so explicitly at one point, saying he knew ukraine was the real culprit in 2016 because, quote, putin told me. putin told him, he says. this is where he came up with this thing that he ended up deman

and now to an alarming surveillance video of the last moments of the life of a teenage migrant in aholdingcell. outrage is growing because of what is on the tape and also what is not. gabe guttierez has the story. and the video is disturbing to watch. >> reporter: these are the final moments of carlos vasquez's life, this newly obtained video is sparking outrage about how he died in a border patrol cell in may. nbc news obtained the video from the weslaco police department which investigated. his family is still devastated. more than 2,000 people turned out for his funeral. the 16-year-old can be seen crossing into the u.s. nearly a week earlier. he was diagnosed with the flu at this texas processing center and sent to a quarantine facility. he and a cell mate are seen sleeping on concrete with mylar blankets. for almost a half hour, vasquez appears to be almost doubling over in pain. he walks to the toilet where he collapses. and then a four hour gap in the video, records obtained show an agent logged welfare checks but the gap in the video raises questions about whether that actually hap

until we get ahold of the mandatory side of the ledger, you know what that is, medicare, medicaid, social the entitlement programs -- charles: but if there is no political will on discretionary side certainly those third rail issues to your point can never be addressed? you're right. it will take some very courageous people. i just, a year ago, i was elected. i was not just glad but eager to talk about about very top i can. we have to talk about more members an candidates willing to be courageous enough to point out the facts social security goes insolvent. in fact medicare goes insolvent a handful of years if we don't deal with it. we have to sound the alarm, never mind the debt issue, but insolvency of those important programs is facing us every day of the week, put it off, it will cost us more to fix it. we have to have the courage to talk about it. charles: senator cramer, thank you very much. >> always mind, charles, thank you. >> later in the show why sometimes you need to break out on your own to break society's barriers. speaker pelosi fueling criticism that she is holding the art

we got ahold of the east bay times, and it refunded maria $128.28.m that you just can't get taken care of, i can. my 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday, 10:00 to 2:00, 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. >> i love your philosophy. no problem too big, too small, or just an apology. >> absolutely. >> i'm pretty sure dan still owes me $2. >> back behind the set. >> i'll pay up. >> actually, you're the generous one. >>> now to a spanish hotel where there is a christmas tree worth millions. this is the tree at the it's decorated with oval red diamonds and black and white diamonds. the hotel says the tree also features unique martini glass, feathers, perfume bottles and 3-d-printed chocolate peacocks. it's valued at a mere $15 million. >> you should see the decorations at my house. nothing like that. the white house is all decked out for the holidays. first lady melania trump tweeted out this video showing off the decorations inside the executive mansion. beautiful, isn't it? the official white hou

we actually got ahold of some of them, and they're pretty interesting. i'll show you what i mean., congressman matt gaetz his new year's resolution is to "continue my secret side job as the mascot for the patriots. [ laughter and applause next up, here is jerry nadler. his new year's resolution is to "wear my pants lower so my nipples stop chafing on my belt." [ laughter and applause finally, here's bernie sanders his new year's resolution is to "stop combing my hair by sticking a soup spoon into a a light socket." >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause [ imitating being electrocuted ] >> jimmy: finally, everyone, this is our last show of the decade [ cheers and applause thank you for being here, which means it's time to revisit the funniest moment of the past ten years. that's right, i'm talking about when lou dobbs tried to say the name of a mexican city [ laughter ] back in 2018, please roll the clip >> the caravan of mostly central american immigrants is now in the mexican city of washblasa tonight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a great show give it up for the roots right the

there was one leaked document that the "new york times" got ahold of and that had to do with from their.r. department telling pilots to help anxious passengers? please explain this to me. what, get up from your job and get out there and say don't worry, it's fine? >> right. this has to be one of the most boneheaded things that has come out of boeing so far. when you think about the millions they must be shelling out for p.r., i can't imagine who approved this. but there's a long document presentation that went out to airlines and other boeing stake holders basically telling them how to take care of and how to calm the anxieties of scared passengers. whether they are at the gate, whether they are on the phone or actually in the airplane and you pushed back from the gate. one of the most absurd things in there is if the flight attendants feel they can't calm the anxieties of the passenger which in this document, the passenger is always a woman, i just want to note that, it's always the hysterical woman, they are then supposed to ask the pilots to leave the cockpit and come back and interv

one, as you noted in the house impeachment inquiry report, they got ahold of phone logs which showedliani is regularly in contact with the white house using an unsecure cell phone. the call logs also show he in particular, the pattern of calls shows he was in particular in touch with white house officials possibly including trump at sort of heightened times of the ukraine sagament on the day, for example, the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine maria yoan know vich was recalled, that pattern suggests the context of the phone calls was probably about ukraine. what you have there is evidence essentially that calls to the white house are happening by rudy giuliani and others and they're being done over unsecure lines. even if it's on and la line at the white house, if giuliani is speaking on a commercial cell phone, that opens up the telephone conversations to possible interference by foreign governments. >> giuliani said before he was regularly keeping the president updated on ukraine. so that's another piece of evidence. it's not just giuliani, right? you report he gave his personal pho