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aon, go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> first i'd like to start getting your general reaction today to the impeachment hearings on the hill. do you feel that the democrats made their case and how do you feel about the republicans' performance. >> you're talking about the witch hunt, is that what you mean? is that what you're talking about? i hear it's a joke. i haven't watched, i haven't watched one minute i've been with the president which is much more important as far as i'm concerned. this is a sham and shouldn't be allowed. it was a situation that was caused by people that shouldn't have allowed it to happen, and i want to find out who the is whistleblower because the whistleblower gave a lot of very incorrect information, including my call with the president of ukraine, which was a perfect call. and highly appropriate, and he wrote something that was much different than the fact. i want to find out why the ig, why would he have presented that when in fact all he had to do is check the call i

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a president a candidate and congresswoman tulsi gabbard will respond to that in just aon mine but firstt to talk to two men at the very center, both lost their fathers on 9/11 and they are in the group suing the saudi government over this, they join us tonight. thank you both for coming. so i want to know, i will just go this way, am i overstating the degree to which the u.s. government is standing in a way of getting this information? >> no. it's been 20 years. there's no reason why the government has declaredd state secrets on something that happened -- >> tucker: what are you looking to find? >> while, i mean personally, i want to find the truth. a foreign power assisted in the murder of my father 20 years ago and 3,000 others. >> i just wanted to say this, first of all, thank you, because you're the only host on any cable news network that had the courage to talk about ouron h s. >> tucker: it such an obvious story -- >> you deserve credit and if the president is listening tonight, and i hope that he is, he needs to know a couple things. chris and i shouldn't know each other. ourch

got it started forcing aon rodgers mble on the first drive of the game.hey set the grief the great green bay qb it's one of the the worst and st inefficient outings of his career 5 sacks held m to just over a 100 yards passing theowest net yards per attempt ever r hifor the 40 nins offense, hsought the pulse annual there also amazing to have geor kittle back in the mix 6 catcs a 129 yards, includi a 61 yard touchdown. the niners role 37 8. and look like a seous sur bowl contender. i thought our pass rush tied with our coverage was as good as it spent. >>i mean i think we've done that a lot this year son. i think that's why en 7 pretty special year. but it goes hand in hand the stuff on any quarterback and though we start with the defense a russian if you can get there. you can have some 7 guys mentioned a man and zone. and i think all of them are tiger well together opponent on monday night football tonight, the ravens play thrams in la complete domination from baltimore. already 7 separate bins lamar jackson downhe middle markey's brown the mvp candidate

anybody read about this Ãon the front page of the times. >> i saw a little bit.d described it to me. anyone in the audience who disagrees with my characterization feel free but basically Ãbsleeps with one or two young women in the profession he doesn't have direct oversight over them. he is very powerful and his opinion could affect their career. they said they felt pressure to sleep with him or to go back to sleep with him, yes to sleep with him but they went back to his apartment voluntarily where they felt pressure to sleep with him. "me too" access? "me too" moment? >> it's not Ãbit's "me too" access Ãbmaybe we should cut start calling it something else maybe another category. a lot of people have felt pressure to have sex with people for any number of reasons. that's not a crime. he could be traumatized by it it can make you feel shady for the rest of your life. >> i wrote a piece for the times that i discovered it's against the law to require someone to have sex with you once you said you don't want to have sex with you, even though you gone home to their a

committee, said democrats don'te case because ukraine never followed through with any of the investiga aonsared on face the nation. >> the ukrainians did nothing a as farinvestigations goes, to get the aid release. quo that the democrats allid pro promise existed before president trump released the phone call. todayer: in an interview th judy woodruff at a cancer fundraisern san antonio, former secretary of state rex tillerson criticized the president's actions. proper in the role of ad diplomat? >> well -- >> andme incan foreign policy. >> clearly asking for personal favors and using the united states' assets as collateral is wrong. there's just no two ways about it. reporter: meanwhile, house democrats on saturday released two moreranscripts from closed-door testimony. they came from tim morriso a departing n.s.c national securiy council and jennifer williams, who was an aid to vice president pence. both were on the july 25 call between president trump and ukraian prident volodymyr zelensky. on it, trump pressed zelensky to investigate democrats he also was concerned about how its release

the president calling his long-time ally and former political ally's conviction for lying to congress aonpresident would not rule out the possibility ofhe pardoning roge stone.ng joining meer on set, sam nunber. >> thank you for having me. >> i know you have in particular withve roger stone, you've call him a surrogate father. your relationship, take us through nsthat. your relationship with him through everything, during the mueller probe, you speaking with him after the guilty verdict was delivered. >>ty i have not spoken him afte the guilty verdict. i've not spoken to roger since mid 2017. that was i fell for roger's own good. i think i was right in terms of the witnesser intimidation chars ofti which he was found guilty yesterday, whichil i don't thin he should have. >> why not? >> he was w indicted, they brout seven counts, against him. the last was about comments he made to randy. and randy said in cross-examination to believe that roger was going to do anything to randy's dog, he had made some kind of threat. i don't believe that roger was really conniving or colluding with him. th

. >> do you have aon informa regarding any criminal activity that the president of the uniteh stat beennvolved with at all? >> no. >> thank you. thank you for answering that directly. the american people know this is nonsense. the american people know this is unfair. and i have have a prediction regarding ts. i think that public support for impeachment is actuallyes goingo be when these hearings are over than it is when the hearings began, because finally the american people are going to be able to see the evidence and they'ree going to b able to make their own determination regarding that. lisa: when he talks about the american people, for republicans, they're thinking a lot about the republican base and trump voters. hethose are folks who think this is unfair. judy: another part of the republican strategy here, nink, is bri up the connection to joe biden, his son, hunter biden, who served on the board of this ukrainian energy company. fill us in on how that went. nick: the two lines of attack are ukraine, criticized candidate trump in 2016 and ukraine's corrupt and tse two things are

as a result, rising seas could people worldwide, ing in aons of small alaskan village.stephanie sy has the story of that village and its efforts to adap it's part of our series on the "leading edge" of science, health a technology. reporter: more than two decades ago, the yupik of newtok, alaskaoted to move to new land. with the earth warming, the permafrost their village sat on was melting, while rising seas were making the ninglick river rise and erode the riverline and coastline, on average, 70 feet a year.in arly october, the first yupik started moving to their new town, mertarvik, located analong a hillside of a vo island, from where the ninglick meets the ring sea. the new place is close, only nine miles away,ut the journey was long and as relocation coordinator romy cadierde describes,us. >> getting all of the material, equipmt of people, food, everything that's associated with construction, the whole logistics, the whole planning of giis move was really chall for everybody. >> reporter: without a feral policy for relocating people affected by climate change, the

screaming and anything even though i knew that there was nothing that aone could really do.panion f comfort for more than 7 years was now ne. >>she just had the funding this little personality should get these first of energy's and us front in circles that she was. she was asle, the stock has ever encountered. >immons saythe pit bulls ran off and were later grabbed by anim control. they're currently in quarantine simmons says it's still unclear what will happen to the dogs or the owners, but she's never going to look at the west county regional trail, the me way again. >>it's a place where people should feel safand i kn that a lot of people don't right now and what if those dogs are released back. >>reporting in santa rosa. dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>5 33 in the east bay, they are in the community came togetheover the weekend to remember the 5 people who were ot and killed at a halloween party. the names of the victims were read at the vigil and people came together in prayer, friends and family say ey're heartbroken for those young people who lost their lives. >>the sadness

other end of the phone call with ambassador sondland while this guy was sitting across the table from aon sondland at a bu, loud restaurant, and the call wasn't even on speaker. wow. super hearing now. holmes did not hear the entire conversation. his testimony contradicts what the guy actually on the call said. that was supposed to be yesterdays' star, gordon sondland. that is what the schiff show is now reduced to. the other witness from today's hearing, zero, i mean zero relevant facts. it wasn't even totally clear why she was there. the opening statement falsely accused republicans of ignoring russian meddling and also falsely accused republicans of pushing aus conspiracy theory about ukrainian election interference.rf will somebody please give her the january 11th, 2017 report at politico.com about ukrainian election interference? somebody please needs to give her the ukrainian courts own findings that ukraine did, in fact, interfere in the 2016 elections to help hillary clinton and her hurt donald trump. thankfully, and a powerful moment, this was really powerful, congressman wenstru

roof of aon the church on the northern arc of the ring road. as their friends are gathering to march, they basically crouch down on pigeon did you think and prepare to film whatever is going to happen. on the ground, the protesters assemble. and something amazing happens. despite everyone knowing that the was going to be tiananmen, in the diaries of people who are there that night, tonight isthe notes, china, tonight is tiananmen. despite all that, at least people, possibly more, show up to protest. and the regime did not expect that. they also maintain strict nonviolence. they give no cause to the security forces to attack, which is good, because the orders areally said, if you attacked, attack in response. 1,000 people -- 100,000 people assemble. commander on the ground doesn't know what to do. commanderhe party already is someone who didn't expect to be in charge of that night. second partyly the secretary. the man who was supposed to be in charge was the first party secretary. but he had -- and i am not making this up -- you cannot he hadis

in the same way that the housing crisis in 2008 and the wave of foreclosures and Ãone of the narrativesnservative talking points is about this is really caused by black people who want to live beyond their means. they want too much house that sort of nonsense. then you come to find that actually people were targeted by wells fargo that referred to subprime loans as ghetto loans. that called black people mud people. that created a quota system that was linked into financial benefits for their employees based on the number of people they could sign up for these loans. it wasn't just african-americans trying to cash in on the housing bonanza these are people who were targeted. it's the same thing. these women who were targeted there was an urban aspect and suburban aspect of these programs so these black women are targeted in the urban program and they are targeted because of the likelihood that they will go into foreclosure because the prophets are made for mortgage bankers based on volume sales alone.the more loans they make the more money they are making because they get money for each

also, due to some lack of synchronization in timing, at the end, they ruled in favor of case, aon these that started 14 years ago, and there is in parallel a similar case by the u.s. government. cases finally ruled -- this is the hope. clearly bringing some negative effects to the european industry, likely the italian industry has been affected a little bit less than expected. as you know, italy is not one of the producers of airbus. italy would pay only 2%. the italian trade agency we put .ogether support those companies and products affected by the american tariffs. thank you very much indeed. carlo ferro will be putting pen to paper on a number of deals and a little under 30 minutes. matt. mackenzie in shanghai with president of the italian trade agency. to centralturn banks. christine lagarde has one speech under her belt as the president of the ecb. in her first speech in the office, she called for strength, resolve, and courage, but steered clear of fiscal stimulus and monetary policy. meanwhile, over at the fed, mary shop, saying a material changing outlook was needed to warran

the way the president engages foreign Ãon phone calls is but is also not terribly trivial so even though it seems so. it has real implications. we are three guys that reviewed civic foreign postlude debate through the prism of grand strategy. privacy is a grand strategy we've had for a very long time it involves an insistence that united states possess preponderance of military power that we have far-flung alliances all around the world treaty bound to protect 60 or 70 nations. military assets all over the world. we have military bases in 70 or 80 countries.some form of u.s. military deployed to more than 150 countries we make everybody's business our own. then we interpret peripheral interests as if they are vital once. it's essentially my description of primacy. in the implementation on the actual how the policy still exists today that still her grand strategy.people like to say trump is restrained and they point to examples when he decided not to attack iran after the downing of a u.s. drone in or near iranian airspace and they said this is an example of great restraint and foreign po

have aone side, you kicker from global growth expectations picking up.u have got very interesting things going on with activist campaigns at all-time highs in japan. japan is catapulted to the second-biggest market globally for that. a lot of new firms being set up at the moment. people think that japan is a very target rich environment for activism. yvonne: have a great weekend. thank you so much. nicholas smith joining us out of tokyo. you can always find in-depth analysis and all the days big newsmakers on bloomberg radio, now broadcasting from our brand-new studio in hong kong. listen through the app, bloomberg radio plus, or also bloombergradio.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is not welcome news. we see no need to change the system. and marketnkers petitioners i talked to, they feel that the immediate impact of the bill is not going to be huge. there is now outflows from the hong kong dollar in the past few months. let's do our work and make sure we keep our fundamental strengths in order. in terms of asset qualities, hong kong banking sector has

they didn't want aone to know how much money they were making, or howowhey wewe making it.behavioral data that told so much about them, you know, was s st o o there, and now it was being used to predi their future. >> narrator: when google's i.p.o. took place just a few years later, the company had a market capitalizizn of around $23 billion. s googleck was now as valuable as general motors. ♪ >> and it was only when google went public in 2004 that the numbers were released. and it's at that point that we learn that between the year 2000 and the year 2004, google's revenue linenencreased by 3,590%. >> let's talk a little about ininrmation, and search, and how ople consusu it. >> narrator: by 2010, the c.e.ol of g eric schmidt, would tell "the atlantic" magazine... >> ...is, weon't need you to type at all. because we know where you are, with your permission, we know where you've been, with your permission we can more or less guess what you're thinking about. (audience laughing) now, is that over the line? >> narartor: eric schmidt and google declined toe interviewed for this

chaos taking place on the ground in hong kong protesters ramp uchb nis yoon joins us they're in aon howusiness is to the demonstrators. they have been created by the protesters circulating around on social media, facebook and an app called what's gap. color ratings, yellow is for protester friendly businesses. blue or black is pro policend this is supposed to be a way to guard against economic fallout some are being tainted as pro government one of them is mcdonald's. a store cooperated with police so they have a pro government rating a japanese noodle chain, protesters believe that the company ended up firing a pr agency that created an ad which appeared to poke fun at the police the company though says that it did not fire anyone. finally, there's starbucks starbucks does not have a rating but several of its stores have been vandalized. they don't have a problem with starbucks itself but they have a major problem with one of the local suppliers. that supplier is owned by a family whose daughter has been very vocal with her criticism about the protesters guys >> eunice yoon in beijing,

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so aone with any information is asked to call sfpd.hmond. it happened friday around midnight police say the archers struck 2 men in the stomach. it's believed that the archer knew the victims. police said thathe victims are also familiar with the archer both vtims are now in stle condition. celebration as san francisco has a new district attorne, justin bodene aftertrailing for a couple of days followg election day tuesday. bodene took the lead yesterday interim da sy loftus conceded on saturday aftnoon clearing the way for the public defeer to step into the da's office with votes still being cnted days after election day bodeen eventually took the lead for the final time with50.7 2% of the vote. 49.2 8% of lose behind with the vote.but dean was endorsed by bernie sanders but was criticized by the mayor and the police officers association, but dean ran on e campaign promises calling for police accountability the end of mass incarceration and racial disparities within the criminal justice system. he will likely start h tenure with a fro

attended my father followed miller to the university of michigan and not michigan miller befriended ralph Ãoneung men who went to fight in the spanish civil war miller in his own memoir writes about driving Ãfrom ann arbor to new york before we go fight. he writes that all the way on that trip he felt like he was looking at a dead man. he said " i wanted to fight about where i should've fought in that war but i knew if i did i would be killed and never be able to come famous for his playwright which is what he wanted to be. in 1952 at the same time my father was being called before the committee miller was writing the crucible which was sort of the central parable of that era of which is the assailant. >> february i believe it was 1952 detroit michigan. >>. >> they would hold these Ãb house un-american activities committee. the chairman and several committee came to their main intent was to move out the communists in the united auto workers union. my father and dozens of other people were collateral damage of that effort. my father was not a member of the uaw. but there was an informant who be