>> because i think, again, ari, maybe it's not me.hink they're scared to death of this president having any other name on a primary ballot against him because he's imploding day by day. i think they're afraid. >> yeah. >> that's not a sign of strength. you want to eliminate elections? you want to take away the will of the people? >> yeah. >> you don't do that if you're a big, strong guy. >> let me play one more thing which is some very controversial remarks around the mlk march. take a look. >> i've got a dream that young black males don't become daddies until after they're married and until after they have a job. how about that? i have a dream that blacks cease their dependency on government which has enslaved them to a life of poverty. >> bottom line, were you wrong? >> no. ari, i am obsessed with the issue of race, and it's an issue i talk about a lot. i've got a podcast with a black radio host from chicago. his name is mays jackson. it's called uncomfortable conversations. we talk about race and racism because i want blacks and wh

thanks, ari. >> thank you. michelle, your thoughts on what we just heard. >> i think it's true nadler and judiciary have already been saying, well, yes, we already started an impeachment hearing, but there has been widely reported internal dissension within the caucus where, you know, pelosi reportedly resented the fact that nadler had sort of gotten out ahead of what she had authorized. you know, nadler was trying to push this further than where a lot of the caucus wanted to go. i think because -- because they saw the urgency, i mean, the people on the judiciary committee, that was one of the -- they were in the -- in the center of all of this. they were in the center of, you know, kind of evaluating the mueller report. so you had more than half of the democrats on the judiciary committee come out for impeachment when it was still not a majority position within the democratic caucus. >> right. >> i don't know that it matters so much that she takes a vote on whether to authorize an impeachment inquiry because y

>> thank you, ari.son i wanted to talk about this after the horrific shootings in el paso and other places is that the second amendment is being used as this bogeyman. obviously, it's been around since the bill of rights, but a the language talks about a well-regulated militia, and really throughout 2008, the second amendment has been about the rights of states to form their own militias, not about the rights of individuals like you and me to hold a handgun. but in 2008, justice scalia says the second amendment gives an individual like you and me a right, but even justice scalia said, it's a very limited right. the government can regular utili regulate it. so justice scalia's amendment says you can have background checks and prevent the mentally ill from getting guns and felons from getting guns and domestic abusers from getting guns. all sorts of things like that. and also, he said, the type of guns can be restricted. so he said that the second amendment was about the guns that were in common use at th

>> one last thing, ari. destroyed the documents now or something like that, that would open them up to obstruction of justice and other things. this is going to become a very sensitive part of the investigation. >> all very well put, looking around the corners. neal katyal, thank you. i'll invite everyone you can go to msnbc.com/openingarguments to see this and neal's other breakdowns. he has been tracking a lot of the key parts of this story. fitting in a break, but when we come back, news we have not hit yet because the hour has been so busy. ivanka, jared, personal emails, hypocrisy. critics say another abuse of power. we'll tet you what you need to know when we come back. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. great weather, great friends. you just saved a bunch of money by switching your boat insurance to geico. it was easy.

>> laura: i want to get back to what ari talked about.that the president sitting in the oval office cannot have a conversation with the foreign leader without pretty much knowing that someone is recording this with the threat of releasing it, with the threat of distorting it or taking it out of context or using it as some type of political weapon. that is terrifying. >> it is terrifying. and, you know, it is really at the point and maybe because we are in it every day we don't realize it, but they really are beginning to destroy our institutions of justice. >> laura: look what they are doing to the court, going to kavanaugh again. >> great district attorney's office, there's no way, when he did that job, the u.s. attorney who investigated cases. there would be no way they would havema to do anything like this. this is a joke. this is a complete joke and the man is letting him be used as a political -- eight years of tax returns? that's ridiculous. he's got murder in new york, he's got rape in new york, he's got increasing numbers of viole

those are justice department decisions, ari. they're not decisions for the president for all sorts of good reasons, because the prosecution power is immense. and, you know, can turn anyone's life upside down. so the whole idea is the justice department makes these on a nonpolitical basis. and here you've got trump pardoning his friends like sheriff joe arpaio and dinesh d'souza and really effectively throwing the book at other people, including his political enemies that started with the campaign and "lock her up." i guess that wasn't successful, but some of the other ones appear to be starting to gain some traction, including mccabe. >> do you think the doj can say whether or not this case is over? >> so the mccabe one is very interesting. you know, on thursday, what was revealed that the justice department rejected mccabe's request not to be indicted, but then he wasn't indicted. so what is going on. it's impossible to know, as you say from your fortune cookie thing, but at least one very likely explanation and getting increas

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> we have a lot tonight. donald trump is profiting off the presidency illegally. we have that story tonight. >>> also a very special guest on gun reform on this new call to seize ar-15s across the nation. >>> and later we're going to wrap up this wild week with a very special political conversation with comedian sharod small on fallback friday. our top story right now, though, is the split screen contrast creating america. democrats unveiling policy as donald trump reveals himself at a rambling rally. >> free ourselves from a dependence on fossil fuels and embrace renewable wind. >> darling, the wind isn't blowing. the wind mimill stopped. >> by 2025, all carbon emissions will be flowing from electricity. >> most importantly, the light's no good. i always look orange. >> should more americans follow your diet? >> first of all, i want to say no. actually, i want to translate that into spanish. no. >> no more cows, no more planes. i guess no more people. i think it was buttigieg. nobody can pronounce this guy's

the tragedy of iranian female fan sorry code ari ari stunned the football world this month she died after setting fire to herself in protest of being banned from attending men's football matches just like other iranian women a pressure on the iranian government looks to have paid off and women will now be allowed in for a national team match next month although activists say only $1400.00 tickets are available for women in a stadium that seats 100000. the shopping center might seem like a strange place for football fans to share that passion for the game the training room and it's as close as they are going to get to a stadium atmosphere. was women are welcome here unlike in stadiums for knife men's games. high energy excitement and the sorrow it's all collective and watching like this is more exciting than i can imagine the football together was amazing and there was no problem no one said anything to anyone and nothing out of the ordinary happened. at the stadium band 4 women came with the reigning revolution of 1979 and some would like to keep it that way at my side i see it young peop

good evening, ari. >> good evening, chuck. we come on the air tonight learning brand-new details for the first time ever of what democrats say is president trump's impeachable conduct. we'll get into this story from every angle tonight. what the notes from this call, now newly released, mean about what the president asked from ukraine. the new con tanew contagion abo was pulled into impeachable conduct. tonight, i have something for you we've been working on. it's a special report on what makes conduct by the president impeachable with the new reporting of what it means when that evidence comes directly from the white house, forced to release these incriminating call notes. we have them, and having studied them today, they are something else. we also have a look at why donald trump is dispatching his lawyer, rudy giuliani, to do all of this. we're going to get to all of that tonight. i wanted to let you know where we're headed. but i begin with what has been such another wild news day, with so much going on. consider the notic

it let's to something more substantive, ari. benny gantz, and they are tied essentially in israel and there may be another election. >> i want a liberal unity government headed by me, government that will benefit the will of the people and fulfill promises to the public. >> benny, it's up to us to form a broad unity government today. the people are expecting from both of us to show responsibility to work together and therefore i tell you, let's meet today and any time to this forward. >> bret: so the challenge is to form this government and just talked to somebody about the importance of what this means, if this leadership changes, or what it means for the u.s. >> well, two points. number one, in terms of israeli politics and what comes next, it is now a game of maneuvers buried in order to get 61 seats in israel's parliament, you start cutting deals with everybody left, right, center, up and down and political ideology in israel becomes real flexible. people start forming alliances with groups that they hate if it will get them

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>> i think it's a continuation, ari. listen, what we saw in the north carolina race yesterday was a continuation of 2018. in south carolina, we had a seat that donald trump won by 13 points. this was mark sanford's old seat, and a democrat is now currently the congressperson in that seat in joe cunningham, and he ran not because he was going to be a rubber stamp for the democratic party or any party, he ran because he was talking about the issues important to the people in that district. what we're seeing with the republicans across the south. we are seeing a new south emerge but the republicans are still using that same play book from lee atwater, where they think they can throw out some dog whistles and red meat to divide people, people right now want someone who will represent them, represent their interests, i mean, just recently, our senator, when the hurricane dorian was coming knocking on the door, we had mandatory evacuations in charleston, myrtle beach, hilton head, where was lindsey graham, he was over in monte

ari levy in san francisco. for more on ari's story head over to cnbc.com. >>> it wasn't just uber.yft also having a rough time today. are these recent ipos flashing a warning signal for upcoming debuts this shows you the soft bank example a big investors could invest and still be under water after a year plus. >> interesting with soft bank, obviously they have a ton of money and long time horizon. most like vcs in early inn vemts give it evan is, eight, nine years, go public and find that exit six months, 12 months after the ipo. there are these massive growth funds investing along the way. i suspect soft bank is not particularly worried right now, they made that investment last year, this he weren't going to exit right after the ipo what it does say to investors, normally this is when retail buys these things, but we know there was a lot of secondary stock and a lot of people own these things other than massive things like the vision fund. when you see these stocks with no end in sight to the down side it speaks to the fact this this is the most risk off thing that you could see b

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. >>> "the beat" with ari melber, and ari, it's been 12 minutes and the president has contrad t contradicted himself. >> you're four years on the air and you mentioned your beard changes. with regard to your four years, sir, we're hoping you'll be like fdr and go four, eight and beyond. >> as they say in cable television, one year at a time. as for the beard, you brought it up. we love the full beard. you're fully bearded now. >> you're the inspiration, my friend. nobody does it better than you do. you grow a beard in half an hour. >> i'm like homer simpson. if i shave it, it comes back the same day and we just keep on keeping on. >>> we have, as chuck mentioned, so much tonight. we begin with breaking news. democrats now late friday subpoenaing one of donald trump's closest aides in the impeachment probe. late today house democrats subpoenaing secretary of state mike pompeo for evidence on donald trump's call with the ukranian president which has now turned into a full-blown collusion scandal. we were just talking about rudy giuliani. they want information about his interaction with ukrania

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>> my interview with ari melber?y did you lie on national television about the president giving you a message >> i don't recall that particular day and my mind-set at the time. >> ari, i can only think of wun way to interpret that, especially after seeing what happened in washington yesterday. he lied, and he was caught in his tracks you could see actually his momentum completely fall flat when they played that tape, and then he couldn't get out of it a lot of people, ari say democrats didn't get anything. what did they show i feel like they showed a lot because nancy pelosi says this is about moving public opinion everybody's in the corner they're in we want to show the public what we believe happened, and we want to expose it and call it out his attitude, his behavior, his flipness towards the process, his rudeness he didn't take anything seriously and ultimately it was proven he lied before a national audience on your show. isn't that part of the process here as we take certain steps towards impeachment, if that's

we can't do it piecemeal. >> i think ari this is a tap dance around words. it is not unimportant at all. it is important. but the important issue is what is going on really. not what they are saying but what they are doing. there is a really serious investigation going on and the congresswoman signature esugges agree there are criminal behavior. investigate it. find out what you can prove and then you go to articles of impeachment if you get to that point. i think i understand exactly what is happening. the speaker is doing the right thing. move ahead. push for the investigations and get them done and make a judgment about what the future will hold trying to make the president accountable. the voters will hold him accountable in a significant way soon. >> simultaneously, stress and other issues the american people are concerned about. i will say this. i don't think it is muddled for trump and the white house and his attorneys. if anyone watching us tonight said the sec might be looking in to you, you get ready for it anyway and assume something is going on.

in the meantime, the beat with ari melburg starts right now. >> hi, katie, great to have you back. donald trump has been admitting to attempted collusion, demanding a foreign government undercut his domestic opponent. that is our lead story. i want to tell you later, neil cocha will be here explaining his agent or the case for impeachment. and corey lewandowski lying again, i have a fact check on that in the hour. a new fall out in international scandal consuming the trump white house. tonight washington is reeling over a story unlike anything that we have ever seen in modern political history and i realize that's saying something, but the president is admitting open now to begin the week that he sought election help from a governor government, pressing ukraine to go after a potential rival, joe biden. now, we're tracking several responses right now, congress dialing up the pressure with new calls for impeachment, including from some unlikely places and some republican rivals you see right here against donald trump, going on "morning joe" together to argue this time today is differ

>> well, two things, ari. first, the part about the whistleblower law is very important. i want to underscore that. i was the u.s. ambassador to moscow when mr. snowden arrived. and i many, many times on the record said we have a system in place for whistleblowers to take their complaints to higher levels. this undermines those arguments that i was making on the record what is happening right now and i hope we get that straightened out. the second thing, you know, i worked in the u.s. government, i sat at the white house. i do not understand why the dni is talking to the attorney general about intelligence matters. i hope we get to the bottom of that. the dni reports to the president of the united states. there is the attorney general and department of justice is not aner immediate area between that. then finally to the point you just said, it suggests to me, i want to keep emphasizing. we're all here grabbing at straws with a lot of holes we don't know about. >> dealing with straws are supposed to have two holes in fairness. >> okay. that was a bad metaphor. >> we're jus

ari melber is next. ari? >> thank you, chuck. what the judicial committee is planning after corey lewandowski zblrchl later tonight a special report on that and the implications going forward. lawmaker to keep donald trump from profiting on the presidency with your money. that senator is on the beat later in tonight's show. >>> we begin with house democrats led by judicial chair jerry nadler using this lewandowski testimony to build what they say is a case for impeachment. hostility and stonewalling, very thin attempts to invoke executive privilege for someone who never worked in the executive branch is exhibit a of donald trump's lawlessness. >> obstruction laid out in the mueller report has not stopped. you showed the american public in real time that the trump administration will do anything and everything in its power to obstruct the work of the congress. >> nadler pointing out obstructing congress has also been grounds for impeaching a president before. >> mr. lewandowski, when you refuse to answer these questions, you are o

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i saw the press pool -- they had all turned and were talking to ari fleischer and not looking at the president. in my left peripheral vision, i saw secretary rod paige, the secretary of education, the principal of the school and a white house staffer who was an education expert. they were mouthing -- what is up? i then stepped into the holding room. the door shut behind me. , get theng i said was fbi director on the phone. he had only been director for 10 days. bob mueller. get a line open to the vice president and the white house situation room. to the crew of air force one i said go back and get on the plane. we are going to have to get out of here. to the secret service, i said, prepare, get the motorcade going. to the acting communications director on the trip i said -- get some remarks written for the president. we have 650 people in a gymnasium. the president will have to say something to them but he cannot say anything we do not know to be the truth. the president came into the holding room after about evan and half minutes. the first thing he said was, get the fbi director on

ari, does biden survive this? i'm thinking more and more everyday when "the washington post," "new york times" turns on you the way they did in one week i'm beginning to think it's a message being sent. >> biden, he looks to me like a balloon where if you watch the air come out of t it, the ballon just goes -- through the sky on its way to the ground. and the only thing to keep biden's o balloon up is the dese to beat donald trump. there is this pressure, there is a strain inside the democratic party attention and those to get as far to the socialist left as possible and those who want to beat trump. we saw that in 2018 and the republican should not ignore it. there is almost 50% of the majority of america just want to beat trump, and that is a powerful force.i recommend to td republicans don't take that for granted. >> sean: he's got more than anybody else. the idea that this guy is already undermining himself and expectations about new hampshire and iowa.name ideas, unbelievab. >> sean: thank you both. breaking

"the beat with ari melber" -- did we get a new host at 6:00?ari melber guy. >> it's me. same host. we missed you, katy. you know what i have to ask you, now that you're back. >> go ahead. >> did you miss the silences? >> i had 99 problems during maternity leave, ari, but you weren't one. >> very good. you know what? we're going to leave it there. >> it's a good one. >> when you win, you win. are you going to drop the mic off your lapel? >> mic drop, katy tur, we're glad you're back. mazoltov to you and your whole mi

i would imagine if it comes down we have to go to court to get this or that, we will have a ary good case to see temporary restraining order because the inspector general has set this on our plate. this is not a situation where we can afford to go weeks or months . there is urgency here. i hope that the director of national intelligence will reconsider because it is my , he isanding that by law required to provide this to us, but we will use whatever whennce we have, including a director of national intelligence comes to reauthorize. we will work together making a decision about requests, so we will use whatever leverage we can, but at the end of the day, we are determined to validate this to make sure people can expose wrongdoing. here goes welle beyond this complaint and this president too if any oversight is possible, any whistleblower is protected, and we are determined to validate that authority of congress. [inaudible] >> c-span's washington journal. live every day. coming up friday, we will discuss the house oversight and reform committees investigations of president trump. al

more on this with ari fleisher, former white house press secretary. great friend of this show.aw mitch mcconnell told fred barnes, who wrote in "the wall street journal" that they feel good about the republican senate races, but it's actually the left that is helping them more than anything because they are pushing so far to be extreme that it's helping the republicans. what do you think of that? >> i went back and looked. in 2016 in themyle of everything trump, as he took over the republican party, i tweeted that because of trump, no one is noticing how far to the left the democratic party is going. it's just accelerated, even more as we approach 2020. this has been a decades long trend of the percentage of democrats who identify as liberal has surged inside the democratic party. and it puts all the potential gains they have at risk. >> dana: chris murphy of connecticut was on "meet the press", talking about this issue on guns and gun control and background checks and the possibility that republicans will have an excuse not to do it. watch. >> republicans who don't want to vot

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>> yeah, i would say that's too far, ari.ike pumpkin. >> have you tried it? >> i know i walked into a starbucks during the season and it's a very powerful scent, pumpkin. to extend it in the way they've done -- >> can i share something personal on my beverage list? i'm really into the ginger bread latte. i think it is under-appreciated in the holiday season. it has a real sweet kind of nutty after notes and i like it more than pumpkin spice. >> do you think that also falls under the basic beverage category sph. >> i have never subvibscribed t the idea that your tastes whatever they be make you more or less interesting. in fact, it's a founding principle of hipsters which i'm against that your own aesthetic tastes make you more interesting. because you like a band that's lesser known, that makes you cooler. i love the ginger bread latte. >> and you know what's cool. >> you're the one laughing. i like to point my finger at my audience, no, only here with you, ari. >> so i have nothing to add to this conversation except i'm real

"the beat with ari melber" starts now >> great to have you what a big day in washington, sir. we're going to get into it talk to you soon, chuck. >>> we begin with the fallout from the democrats first impeachment probe hearing with a trump witness. house democrats calling their first official witness in this impeachment probe of potential obstruction of justice by the president of the united states, donald trump, marking today as kind of an inflection point in the battle over accountability for what democrats say are trump's crimes in office there were fireworks as corey lewandowski seized on this star turn today to battle, filibuster and at times openly taunt house democrats at this hearing. they say lewandowski's brazen tactics make him look disrespectful, even guilty remember, this is also an adversary yal process and at times lewandowski was, make no mistake, effective at delaying the process and even ruffling his questioners. >> is it correct that as reported in the mueller report on june 19th, 2017, you met alone in the oval office with the president? >> is there a book

"washington post" columnist marc theissen, former white house press secretary ari fleischer.rter shelby holliday and mo elleithee, executive director of the georgetown institute of politics. we've seen a lot of things, this is quite something to watch. ari, you got me? >> i'm sorry. this obviously is something to watch. washington has lost its mind. but let me just at the outset i do think it is inappropriate for president or a candidate to ask a foreign government to intervene in any way and anything that involves american domestic politics. i didn't like it when hillary clinton as a candidate did that involving russia. i didn't like it when barack obama and joe biden bid on it have the fbi investigate donald trump, and i don't think president trump as well when he does it here. but put it in perspective, this is a five-year penalty if it was a football game. it's not a 15-yard penalty and it certainly isn't throw the guy out of the game penalty. i've seen far worse in politics. other people have done similar things, and that's why this impeachment, it does not rise anywhere

ar ari melber starts right now. sharpen your sharpie. >> we're getting ready. bill karins will give us the facts, something we need on the weather along with a lot of other stories including president trump raiding money from puerto rico and military and day care centers to try to get money for the wall which he said famously mexico would be funding. and a key witness to will testified out of the mueller probe. we'll have that tonight. all of those stories including in a few minutes more on the politics, but we begin right now looking at the live pictures of this storm making its way up the east coast. it's weakened slightly to a category 2 hurricane, but heavy winds are walling up in communities preparing for a storm surge and potential tornadoes. alt least three people in the united states have died just in the midst of preparing for this storm. the bahamas struggling to recover from that devastation that's been reported all week, 20 people there now dead. but in the midst of all this -- and this is serious stuff as hundreds of thousands of americans already

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ari berman, great to see you. >>> what boris johnson's failures in parliament mean for brexit.lk about tonight's head spinning developments ahead. plus tonight's thing 1, thing 2 is next. >>> thing 1 tonight. even just a brief stint working for donald trump can do wonders for one's career trajectory. and since more people were fired or quit his administration in his first year than in any other in modern history, it's a virtual post-trump career fair of things you can do. like joining the cast of "dancing with the stars," become a trump tv contributor, write a tell-all book blasting your former boss, join the board of a company that detains migrant children, cooperate with the feds, go to federal prison. that's a popular one. or you can make a few bucks hawking fish pills on tv. >> sebastian gorka here. i have never before endorsed a pain reliever. but when pete and seth talbot asked me to endorse their 100% drug-free product, i absolutely couldn't say no. >> i mean, how could you say no? the real money to be made after leaving trump world is right back in the trump swamp, and

of fighting them from the prime minister's office now diminished the pressure looks set to intensify ari force at al-jazeera television. but we'll get reaction from ramallah in the occupied west bank with shortly but 1st let's cross to bernard smith in west jerusalem so the race is still too close to call so what's changed compared to. down back in april benjamin netanyahu took an enormous gamble what happened was that when he was unable to form a coalition ordinarily the president would have then invited benny gantz to try and form a coalition but netanyahu gambled preempted the president's decision and dissolved parliament hoping the 2nd time around he would pull in the votes in needed he hasn't the gamble hasn't paid off the crown is slipping he's down to $32.00 seats for his likud party from the 35 that he won back in april while the crown is slipping it hasn't yet fallen off but this veteran campaigner who was campaigning all through the day yesterday right to the very last minute could joe ling and threatening his supporters to get out and vote saying that if you don't then they'll

wagner as they months 21 in friday's bundesliga game the pick of goals came in the 89th minute i mean ari curling the ball home to seal the points that strike a shock of the 3rd league victory in a row and continues their ascent towards the top of the table. now let's take a look at the other bundesliga results so far this weekend by munich waltz past cologne they've accused. in the berlin defeated possible freiburg and shared the poles spoils that shelters win against mines on friday braman versus the leipzig is now underway will have those results shortly and on sunday battle dusseldorf while frankfurt face dortmund and monday's save will ses wolfsburg take on hoffenheim. one of the world's biggest parties is now underway in munich and as always the mayor of the german city taft the 1st of many cases of beer served there . i was up there. more than 6000000 people are expected to attend the 2 week event which began more than 200 years ago but some of been complaining about the prices this year a little bit costing nearly 12 euro is. so the u.s. state of nevada now in a disappointment for

display of driving to age the runaway leader lewis hamilton the sadie's the 1st place on the grid for ari team mates sebastian vettel. in sunday's propre. now fans of the caped crusader have been celebrating batman day by watching the bat signal being beamed into the not skies around the world like you're about to see here in tokyo but. i. i. see a comic signal someone's the superhero in the comic book series which is celebrating its idea of anniversary this year batman has since grown into a multi-billion dollar global franchise of course with characters like catwoman and the joker getting their own spin offs. that's all for now stay tuned to be back with more news. welcome to the book is he here. to talk about the. group that's a. good. deal and i'm going to start a brand new delusion by.

strongest or could report if you ever to make landfall and it's now moving very slowly so that the ari is bigger than the r. and itself drum bahama over which it has sat for several hours is drifting at about one kilometer per hour as it remains a major hurricane doing major damage at the moment storm surge remains a major risk this is throughout the next few days in the movement those slow willing crease now the forecast is of course subject to change but at the moment it looks like you don't veer out of the bahamas and then follow the coast of probably florida and then georgia it may make landfall can't guarantee it won't but even if it doesn't the edge effects we felt or with the space coast it remains at least a cask receive which means a major hurricane for what the next 2 or 3 days a fire aboard a scuba diving boat in the united states has killed several people and dozens of us a still missing most of the 34 passengers were sleeping below deck when the blaze started off the coast of southern california 5 people though have been rescued near santa cruz island. berta permit crews a

formula one where ferrari's charles leclaire spring a surprise in singapore by taking pull positions for ari are not renowned for their success in singapore but that produced a fine display of driving to pick the runaway leader sadie's lewis hamilton to 1st place and class ferrari team mate sebastian vettel starts 3rd in sunday's grand prix in football shell kept up their revival under new coach. as they beat minds 21 in friday's been to sleep again the pick of the goals came in the 89th minute i mean our recurring the ball home to seal the points that streit gave shock of their 3rd league victory in a row which puts them level with the table top they are the types of. and the world's biggest party is now underway in munich and as always the mayor of the german city topped the 1st of many cakes of beer served there. is more then $6000000.00 people are expected to attend the 2 week event which began more than 200 years ago some have been complaining about the prices however this year a leader of beer cost nearly 12 year olds. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. clashes

so the aim is that for to encourage them to start giving that ari to businesses and to individuals the other thing is that reintroduction of quantity of easing that phrase that trips up reporters all over the world also is often described as the printing of money and what's going to happen is that the e.c.b. is going to stop borrowing 20000000000 euros every month just put more money in circulation in the hope that starts to fall into the hands of businesses and people through investment and they want us therefore to spend i mean if we spend this will boost the economy will it work well i think if i say there's a great deal of skepticism about whether or not this will work i mean we've already been in negative interest rates in the euro zone for a while now and it doesn't appear to have had the great effect of increasing investment. that mr jockey. did make what we can describe is. a veiled call a very thinly veiled call to the governments of the euro zone when he said fiscal policy needs to be the main tool there were last there was laughter in the room even there isn't i like particu

argentinian mps have approved an emergency food law following two days of massive protests in windows aries. it would provide a 50% increase to the growing number of poor people. more than 30% of the population lives below the poverty line. streetr weeks of protests, with just over half the popupulation living bebelowe breaead linin deputiess have improved an emergency build. about theers warned food crisis. the government did not want to see it. >> protesters agree. the center-right government passed measures as part of a bailout to help its struggling economy.y. the government has put both popolicies before everything el. soupe number of people in kitchens is growing every day. >> food is expensive. it is impossible to b buy meat d vegetables, let alone fruit. >> we cannot afford to give our children a healthy diet. t theentina may be secocond-largest economy, but it is one of ththe three countrieis where hunger has increased since 2018. 57%ehold goods have gone up as the crisis deepens and inflation spirals. increases thebill policies by 50%. it still has to be approved by the senate. to

savannah, ari and i. >> incredible night. >> we sang a lot of songs tonight.roduced the k-pop band, nct 127. but alicia keys playing umpire state of mind was pretty awesome. >> there's an old saying, it ain't where you from, it's where you're at. what you saw tonight was where people are at. we're learning about new music, new energy, new activism from this incredible performance. where people are at is active, excited, and getting involved. >> i'm going to give a shout out to ben platt. he went to my high school, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, wow. >> so there is a future for me, maybe. >> i'm going to give a shout out actually to jacob. i thought that your package on climate change tied to the people that we all spoke with, ory and stephanie and i, those young students who were out there protestsing and doing the right thing for climate change. besides that, my two highlights, definitely h.e.r., and what we just saw. >> time-out if you're talking int intergenerational, are you all forgetting carol king, hasn't been on that stage since 1973. >> she did that, sh

fox news contributor sara carter, ari fleischer back with us.you're both laughing eqo i don't know who to start with. sarah, will start with you.go a. >> elizabeth warren basically has this ethics plan in place, she will ban anyone who works for her from foreign lobbying government, companies, yet she's completely flustered when asked this question, sean. this is what they do, right? theyey are trying to figure out- it's like how are they going to knock the lead horse out of the race without looking like they are knocking him out of the race. all elizabeth warren had to do was to state her own plan and to say, no,in i won't allow it at all. instead, she's confused and flustered, she doesn't want to be the first one to say it, you can hear the same thing coming out of kamalaom harris' mouth ad the other democratic potential candidates. this is how they play at. the reason why i laughed as it goes against what her own ethics plan is. nobody should have a child, it's pretty obvious, especially when they are overseeing ukraine as vice president biden did then should have their child sittin

>>a more stable and ari false and out. but you're let's see how the roads are shaping up this morning as it was get back up an early this morning already that's right looks very sunday. the topic of the bay bridge toll plaza. >>it's already backed up into the maze. so we'll check the bay bridge in the san mateo bridge too. >>beautiful day in except a little cooler than average. so we're kind of tapping into that cool weather that we enjoyed this weekend yet again be welcome for inland valleys which oftentimes this time of year are so hot. not so much today a week and a clear skies over berkeley right now, plenty of sunshine overhead your temperatures very comfortable 50's 60's you know the drill get those light jackets ready to go as you get out the door probably going to be carrying them out. from work later on today because you won't be needinthem as temperatures do eventually warm on up so from the 50's and 60's to 70's already inland by noontime and for a lot of our inland areas that's our daytime highs today, others w

great to see you, ari. you are at the report the can before you. with all these things, when you get one answer it just leads to three more follow-up questions to anyone. i'm not saying from the writer of the left. as soon as you can answer you say, "wait a second," and a few more questions afterwards. what's your take on how this is playing out and who it's hurtin hurting? >> i think i remain the same position today. whistle-blower got some important information correct. namely, that the president called the president of ukraine and asked him to work with him, the attorney general, to get information on joe biden's son. i find that inappropriate. no president should ask for a nation to do that. the whistle-blower also got a lot of information and facts wrong. he had a state department official on that line. the state department official was not on that line. he said the president sought a promise. the president not make a promise. there was a series of factual assertions that that was more cut right and that they got wrong. this whistle-blower is