ijust happen to be in armenia, in brother was with me andi be in armenia, in brother was with me andwere his kids and he said he didn't believe us. this was one of those days where i felt really lucky to be around my dad, on a boat and paddling together, teaching me moments when he feels close but all of a sudden he is gone. collaborative photography gives way to better storytelling. i learned this with my mother, the collaboration started not so much he is free to take pictures he is going to rate, more like he is going to think with me. not everything was one study, one truth. when you have two parents one study, one truth. when you have two pa rents it one study, one truth. when you have two parents it is the basic and when you are not given that you are a lwa ys you are not given that you are always trying to find a way to make up always trying to find a way to make up for it. when i look at my dad i think he is the exact person i needed and my life, relationship has really become one of love. they are out on finding her father and redefining their relationship. that is all from

my parents met in university in armenia. my mother had just turned 21.ew was her disappointment. i was born in russia at a time when the soviet union collapsed and my family, like a lot of russians, became desperate overnight. my mom wanted something more for my life. she always did. she didn't have a relationship, she didn't have a family beyond my brother and i. and we left. i never thought we wouldn't see my dad again, never thought we wouldn't see my friends again, we just left. and it took me two decades to go back. so this is a suitcase that my grandfather put together of things that he had collected over the last 20 years while we were missing. so there's a shirt from my brother's future wedding. dozens of returned letters. a newspaper clipping. it's called missing point, and it's as we we re called missing point, and it's as we were taken to america by our mum and he doesn't know where, and if there is anyone who knows anything, to come forward to him. i wanted to find my father, and i was separated from him when i was seven. almost 20 yea rs lat

in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it.hey would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fused in these foods is tremendous. they come in every day to prepare, cook and bake bread, all in preparation for this big festival. >> nobody says no. when you come them, they have to come tomorrow for the feast. >> what a treat it is to taste a delicious recipe, all made from scratch and passed down through generations. it really makes you appreciate the little things. >>

this was once the frontline in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan.the ground in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh is still full of unexploded mines lilith amir khan younis in charge of a team that removes them. any mistake here can be fatal the work requires the highest concentration so she calls a break every 40 minutes. it's a great honor for me to rid our country of mines to make it usable again as the 1st female team leader i'm a role model showing that women can have a career in professions like this. negara no car back in the southern caucasus has a population of just 150000. the capital stepped on a character projects a modern image as to its female residents. but the posters on display are a reminder of the tensions in the region the military remains a dominant force here and it's primarily a male domain. elsewhere women are focused on carving out a new kind of image for the region koreans are carrying on comes from tough a village in the south of nagorno karabakh after years working for i.t. companies in moscow she's now trying to prom

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security contracts in bahrain hired in uruguay, speaking fees in armenia. andrew miller says it's hard to tell who giuliani works for and foreign governments are taking no chances. >> unfortunately, it appears that foreign governments are putting more stock in what rudy giuliani, a private citizen, is saying than what the dually appointed and confirmed ambassador of the united states to these countries or to official government officials who have also been vetted by congress. >> beyond the confusion, is this also dangerous? >> it is dangerous when you have someone whose interests are not aligned with the u.s. government who is prioritizing his private financial interests. that leads to a clash, and that makes it a possibility that there's going to be some type of compromising of u.s. national security interests. >> reporter: the top example so far is ukraine where giuliani was paid $500,000 by a shady businessman who wanted a u.s. businessman ousted. giuliani convinced president trump to get rid of her and pushed r if investigation into joe biden and his so

italy made it 10 wins out of 10 after a 9—1win over armenia in group] — they've now had the longest winningstory. finland, already assured of automatic qualification, lost 2—1 degrees. — two greece. the american remi todd has picked up his second consecutive pga tour win with the victory at the classic in mexico. he ended a five year wait for a tour victory in bermuda earlier this month. he is the first back—to—back winner since bryson last year. alex wa kez winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will be joining his winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will bejoining his big brother mark at the honda team, replacing jorge lorenzo who has retired. mark clinched his sixth motogp title. english premier championships saracens won't contest the 35 point reduction and the £5 £2 million fine for breaking the salary cap. it's been just over two weeks since the rugby world cup, when south africa were crowned champions for the third time. england head coach eddiejones has since admitted making mistakes in his side's defeat in his new autobiography. he's been here in the bbc sport centre discu

elsewhere tonight, a huge win for italy over armenia — as well as spain.. who beat romania comfortablylts have any real impact on qualification with the top two already decided in these groups — but you can check out all the results on the bbc sport website. saracens aren't going to challenge the huge punishment for breaking the premiership salary cap. the english and european champoions were hit with a 35 point penalty and £5 million fine. owner nigel wray said the club "made mista kes" and accepted the penalties "with humility". sarries have subsequently dropped from third, to bottom of the premiership with —22 points. their former player kyran bracken says it's going to be an extremely tough season. god for if they get radio vacated la st god for if they get radio vacated last year what will happen to the team whether it will implode or whether it will be able to get back up whether it will be able to get back up quite quickly so who knows what will happen but it is difficult now with the european matches, the question is are they liable to pull out the strongest team or are they al

he sat down with the defense secretary of armenia.sually introduced as president trump's add visor. in almost every case there's something else. the president's unpaid trusted adviser is seeking to cash in. security contracts in bahrain, hired in uraguay, speaking fees in armenia. andrew miller says it's hard to tell who rudy giuliani works for and foreign governments are taking no chances. >> it is dangerous when you have someone whose interests are not aligned with the u.s. government and that makes it a possibility that there's going to be some type of compromising of u.s. national security interest. >> reporter: the top example so far is ukraine where rudy giuliani was paid 500,000 there are by a that i had di businessman who wanted the u.s. am bas ambassador ousted. rudy giuliani convinced president trump to get rid of her. it's not the only example where rudy giuliani's business interests contradicted or directed u.s. foreign policy. >> there was mr. giuliani siding with the tracks. >> reporter: this is not the official policy o

you know, he went to armenia for a speech. he gets paid often more than a hundred thousand dollars for speeches. and while he was there he had a meeting with the secretary of defense of armenia, and they did a formal read out. and he was treated like an emissary even though he was there for personal business. and while at the same time keeping his consulting business going. and he told me when i talked to him for this story, he never mixes the two. but his clients seem to mix the two. and the places when he goes to foreign countries, they seem to mix the two. and that is the issue here with rudy giuliani and the president and whether rudy giuliani was using his access to the president in order to enrich himself and make the president vulnerable to these accusations. >> i think this would not be stood for in any other administration. i don't know why the american people are standing for it in this administration. thank you, brian. thank you, jennifer. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. $9.95 at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95?

garrick israelian here next to brian may is a professor of astrophysics native to armenia he launched the stormers festival in 2011 on the canary islands bringing artists together with veteran astronauts and scientists and not just any scientists but such big names as stephen hawking. i think the main goal of stubbornness is i think. this is why decided me we should create a festival of people out inspired and the one of the race to inspire them is actually to bring these guys to get to have basel 3 on stage with pride and may correct people see real heroes and treat them like stars. the 5th edition of the festival was held in zurich switzerland the idea was to bring star most closer to the center of europe and pay tribute to swiss aerospace research like the solar wind composition experiment developed in bam it was the only non american experiment aboard apollo 11. on the 50th anniversary of the 1st moon landing everything that star must. about the moon and the u.s. apollo missions of the 1960 s. and seventy's. america's goal was to put a human on the moon before the soviet union did

is just around the black sea the caspian sea spilling out of turkey across the caucuses georgia or armenia azerbaijan will see some very disturbed weather through saturday and going on in sea sunday as sweeps its way through northern parts of iran could see some of that wetter weather to run it around 20 degrees celsius south of that is generated by 29 celsius there for baghdad with kuwait city the low cloud just coming back into syria maybe into lebanon as well as we go on through the next couple days but by right around $24.00 degrees fans of sunshine and also sunshine meanwhile across the arabian peninsula we do still have some role of the murky conditions still affecting the far south of amman from probable cyc loan that's going to continue drifting towards the horn of africa wet weather coming in here there is likely to be some flooding as a result of that system dry weather talking back in behind in the next system waiting out into the open waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some about the 2 into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment that's got

. >> get a taste of armenia at the 30th annual armenian food festival where you can jomusic, dance and is saturday at congr church. >> also in san francisco the holiday ice rink takes center stage at union square where you can skate every day through january. in the east bay kicked off skating season at the children's winter festival at walnut creek. festivities include performances, food, hot cocoa, face painting and more. >>> in the south they come celebrate san jose's 242nd birthday celebration as the peralta fallon historic site with activities and tours of the adobe and carmel and thomas house. >>> on monday san jose will host a veterans day parade starting at 11 am in downtown. and sports warriors are on the road, sharks and niners play at home. that is your weekend watch. >>> still to come, the raiders and chargers battled right to the end and a primetime matchup at the coliseum. mark will tell us how raiders last drive is what won it. >>> but first the san francisco police department annual toy drive is underway starting today. 10 walgreens will be taking donations and by next

a win against armenia in sicily would make it nine wins out of nine.of making the semis of the atp finals. nadal produced a stunning comeback to win his previous match. this was the winning point. he was — at one stage — 5—1 down in this deciding set and saved a match point to eventually beat the fourth seed daniil medvedev. djokovic‘s defeat means that nadal will end the year as world number one, but even if he wins against tsitsipas on friday, he will go out if alexander zverev beats medvedev in their match which follows afterwards. and before we go time to show you what happened to tommy fleetwood while he was playing at the nedbank challenge in south africa. it‘s because when this ball of his cleared the water and reached the green, it was ambushed by a pair of mongooses before a couple more mongooses, or mongeese, both are right, joined in as well! it lead fleetwood to tweet afterwards: "does anyone know the rule for a mongoose attack on your golf ball? got to love sun city!" you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/s

italy will be aiming for ten wins out of ten when they host armenia later — that's one of eight qualifiersy through — they play romania. over in group d, denmark and switzerland are battling it out for top spot. a new look davis cup format makes its debut on monday as the week—long event starts in madrid. on monday belgium are amongst the country's in action — they face colombia. world number 11 david goffin says he's looking forward to seeing how the new system goes down with tennis fans — with 18 countries now competing in six groups, which replaces the old format of home and away ties through the year. it changes a little bit, but like i said, all week the atmosphere was great in the team, and i think we are ready now to start a competition, but i think yes, it is a little bit different, even if we know what we have to do during the pack with and for the matches, it is still a bit different. —— practice. and before we go, this video of a penalty miss has gone viral in england — and it's probably a good reminder why goalkeepers should stick to being in goal. tony breeden is nuneaton boro

caucuses as well over the high ground we're looking at snow here that will push its way through georgia armenia azerbaijan and as we go on and see where saturday that slides a little further south as northern parts of syria also seeing some of that unsettled weather baghdad temperatures around $28.00 celsius similar temps to fall kuwait city around $24.00 in beirut generally dry and fine around the levant generally try and find say across a good part of the arabian peninsula we do have a 2 tropical systems in the vicinity the 1st one here kiran that's making its way further west was brushing the coastal fringes of the man pushing towards the gulf of aden towards the horn of africa fizzling a little as we go on through the early part of next week we will see some possibly some flooding coming in here possibly some flooding too into parts of south africa and around the high ground some rather lively showers in place a little more cloud just coming into the western cape as we go on through friday that all drive its way further east saturday. a young girl in the film the last of the bio is wendy. g

binding for sanctions on the on the one hand on the non-binding resolution and declaring that the armenia. the slaughter in 1915 was was a genocide and then and there you have and now you have the senate on the other hand one is looking at possibly moving assets out of turkey namely the nuclear weapons that insolent air base and i would add that we also have the f. $35.00 issue which we haven't raised just yet and that's that's going to be a nonstarter because it looks like if everyone continues to buy russian products the u.s. will slap sanctions on turkey because because of another law that says any anybody who buys russian military equipment will be sanctioned by the u.s. sure well this arms deal has been a hollow below all along they're buying russian missile defense systems we shot them out of the loop on the f. $35.00 yes but economic warfare is also underway across your asia got about a minute left how does turkey figure in and how do you expect that to be on the table for turkey dinner when trump an heir to one meet well i think that if the u.s. pushes air to further eastward you'

meanwhile, the armenians aimed to establish the large in dependent armenia which had a value. by the end of the war, tens of thousands of survivors with the genocide returned to their towns to reclaim and reestablish their lives that have been destroyed. this development was happening at the level and triggered one of the deepest anxiety among the turks who was part of the democratic majority. turks do they count on very little supporters and you are angry at the elements and unjustifiably. in their minds, it all had been lasted much shorter and the elements remain neutral. this was very angry and it's much more important than that that are among muslim minorities during the war the government was engaged in ambitious projects. and the jurisdiction and law enforcement which was on the part of violence. while the belligerents at this population politics to determine none of these were in destructive as these policies for the long established community. after the war, it had been there genocide within the united states and within the statesman alike there was a number in after t

congress and every every individual who created who criticizes turkey for the one $915.00 atrocity in armenia claims that they would vote for genocide but once they get in office like biden clinton and others they they don't vote for it and i don't think it's going to come the house has voted on it i don't think the senate will but if it happens it's a non-binding resolution. psychologically for the turks if that passes it will send shutters and i wouldn't doubt that in rip reprisal. area one would shut down air insular care base a very critical piece for us ouch also president senator ted cruz who released a statement saying turkey's assault against our kurdish allies who have a long history of standing with america against our enemies is absolutely on it's up to paul i also made it clear to president won that so long as turkey continues to a procure or deploy the s 400 air defense system from russia the u.s. will not sell f. 35 fighter jets to turkey and unpack that well it's it's it's pretty stupid because it's a standoff at this point but you and what trump has done this basically kick th

ambassador to armenia where she served from 2008 until 2011 and u.s. ambassador to ukraine where she served from 2016 until she was recalled to washington by president trump this may. beyond these ambassadorial post she has held numerous other senior positions at the state department in cuba including in the bureau of european and your asian affairs she served as a dean at the foreign service institute and taught national security strategy at the defense university she also previously served at u.s. embassies in kiev ottawa moscow london and mogadishu mastery of on of each as received multiple honors from the department for a diplomatic work including the presidential distinguished service award and the secretary's diplomacy in human rights award 2 final points before witnesses sworn 1st witness representation zas part of this inquiry were unclassified in nature and all open hearings will also be held at the unclassified level and the information that may touch on classified information will be addressed separately 2nd congress will not tolerate any re

outside of armenia and turkey, this is largest population of armenians, this is a hoo holt bn issue hereh school went crazy, the turks are furious. kennedy: i am glad. >> the turks have been kicked out of i -- -- f 35 program buty are still at on the land yard. kennedy: how can a nato member accept russian missile systems, i don't understand that. >> they claim that they are not going to be integrated in nato system, nato said you are damn right they are not, there is so much malware in there, they said they will be fire wall head on the syrian border, he said that was make good for shooting down, you know, a russian 3 years ago. that was putin said, you know i bet that billion dollar that missile would calm me down, he did, that is -- other thing -- >> i have to go. >> playbook he stoppeds to real pressure. >> i have to go. >> chelsea is getting mad at me. >> air force bait base, air fore base. kennedy: yo -- you are not listening to me. >> thank you. >> by. topical storm is next. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... lin

works in this country to where someone like kim kardashian has impact on prison reform or issues with armenia people who have worked their entire careers as public servants, that expertise can't get in there. >> thank you so much, clint. i highly tlemd pierecommend thi it is disturbing. >>> now we turn to the heart land. they're now or continue to be on great financial strain. according to the department of agriculture farm income will reach -- here is the issue, it comes with a massive but, nearly 40% of that income, or $43 billion will come from the government in the form of disaster assistance and aid due to the ongoing trade war. chapter 12 bankruptcies specifically for family farms have soared. they're up 24% over the last year and reaching their highest levels since 2011. if you think it is about the little farmer, it is not. you know who is winning? the big corporate farm and those who are getting a big, fat farm aid package. aid package. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing a

president bush appointed her to ambassador of armenia. highly respected, well liked, fired for not willing to do the president's bidding. she came under fire in the media because rudy giuliani and president's son, don jr., started going after her, making allegations. next thing you know, she was removed. frankly, the state department misled the public saying she was removed as scheduled when it wasn't as scheduled. she was removed early, apparently because she wasn't willing to get involved in what former national security adviser bolton called, quote, unquote, a drug deal, meaning these nefarious activities in ukraine. >> we saw the transcript of the july 25th call, president trump called her the woman, didn't even know her name, called her bad news and things are going to happen to her. how should senior service people feel when they see one of their stars fired from her job, no reason given. when she got back she was told she didn't make any mistakes or do anything wrong but the president wasn't satisfied with her and she had to go. i

rare access to the king of bahrain and the crowned prince and sat down with the defense secretary of armenia to as president trump's advicer, in almost every case, there is something else. the president's unpaid trusted adviser is seeking to cash in. security contracts in bahrain. andrew miller says it's dangerous. >> it is dangerous when you have someone whose ingts are not aligned with the u.s. government that makes it a possibility that there's going to be of top interest. giuliani was paid $500,000 by a shady businessman who wanted the u.s. ambassador ousted. he convinced president trump to get rid of her and push for a ukrainian adviser. this is not the only time giuliani contradicted or misdirected information. he was in direct contrast of romania cracking down on corruption. >> asked this week about cashing in on the trump presidency, giuliani became defensive. >> the reality is, everything i've done is totally legal. >> tom udall is one of a half dozen democrats in the senate asking the department of justice if giuliani's actions and failure to register under the foreign agent's act

is just around the black sea the caspian sea spilling out of turkey across the caucuses georgia or armenia as a bhatia will see some very disturbed weather through saturday and going on into sunday it sweeps its way through northern parts of iran could see some of that wetter weather to run it around 20 degrees celsius south of that it is generally try 29 celsius there for baghdad with kuwait city little cloud just coming back into syria maybe into lebanon as well as we go on through the next couple days but beirut around 24 degrees fam out of sunshine here lots of sunshine meanwhile across the arabian peninsula we do still have some raw the murky conditions still affecting the far south of amman from probable cycle that's going to continue drifting towards the horn of africa wet weather coming in here there is likely to be some flooding as a result of that system whether talking back in behind in the next system waiting out into the open waters for next week that said we want to keep an eye on some of the tear into central and eastern parts of south africa at the moment that's got to keep

all of the gender stereotypes, suggesting that this woman -- i mean, ambassador anchors extent and armeniaan't help herself. that's insulting so president trump is responsible here for exposing the real nature of the democrats that we saw with the cavanaugh hearings and now this one. >> laura: that's fascinating and thankfully though, ladies, the helpless former ambassador had a strong man like congressman denny heck to stand up for her. >> i'm angry about how it is the most powerful person on the face of the earth would remove you from office after your stellar service. where is leveled against you constitute bullying of the worst order. >> laura: bullying of the worst order. that's the whole point. they are going after suburban women but suburban women can't be this naive to fall for this. >> it's very patronizing and offensive. she can hold her own. i actually think the president when he criticizes nancy pelosi, it's taking a measure of respect because they are worthy of being criticized. he has equal opportunity critic and you know she took a job, she's a big girl, she put her big girl

caucuses as well over the high ground we're looking at snow here that will push its way through georgia armenia and azerbaijan and as we go on and see where saturday that slides a little further south was more than possible syria also seeing some of that unsettled weather back that sees temperatures around 28 celsius some attempts to fall kuwait city around 24 in beirut generally dry and fine around the levant general don fine say across a good parts of the arabian peninsula we do have a tropical systems in the vicinity the 1st one here kiran that's making its way further west was brushing the coastal fringes of a man pushing towards the gulf of aden towards the horn of africa fizzling a little as we go on through the next week that we will see some possibly some flooding coming in here possibly some flooding too into parts of south africa and around the high ground some rather lively shall is in place a little more cloud just coming into the western cape as we go on through friday that old drive its way further east this saturday. al-jazeera where ever you are. what are you protesting about ho

. >>> get a taste of armenia at this food festival.ic food, music, dance and kids activities. it is saturday at calvary armenian, regional church. >>> the holiday centerstage ice rink is at union square where you can skate every day through january. in the east bay, kickoff ice skating season at the children's winter festival on saturday at walnut creek and festivities include performances, food, hot cocoa, face painting and more. in the south bay, celebrate san jose's 242nd birthday celebration at the peralta historic site with activities and adobe and the thomas house. on monday, san jose will close a veterans day parade starting at 11 am in downtown. in sports, warriors are on the road and sharks and niners play at home. that is your weekend watch. >>> we have a taste of fall. you can get general admission tickets to the san mateo harvest festival from november 15 to the 17th at the san mateo county event center. to enter, go to ktvu.com/contest and you can find the link for the friday freebie getaway. the winner will be selected an

president obama then nominated her to be ambassador to armenia. and the ambassador to ukraine from 2016 until she was recalled to washington this may. she held numerous other senior positions at the state department including in the bureau of european and eurasia affairs. she also previously served. she received multiple honors for her diplomatic work including her distinguished service award. two final points, first witness depositions as part of this your classified in open hearings. any information that may touch. congress will not tolerate any reprisal, threat of reprisal, or threat of an official testifying before congress. if you would please rise and raise your right hand i will begin by swearing you in. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you god? let the record show that the witness answered in the affirm di ative. thank you, with that ambassador marie yovanovitch, you're recognized for your opening statement. >> mr. chairman, ranking member nunez

started working for president trump including a meeting with the king of bahrain and conferences in armenia >> his number one client doesn't pay him. so, he's got to get paid by somebody. i mean, are you suggesting that rudy giuliani's primary purpose for representing the president is so that he can sell his influence overseas? >> absolutely. the quantum of influence pedaling with president trump has led to millions of dollars in receipts by mr. giuliani and his firm. >> drew, we know prosecutors have been investigating giuliani's business dealings in the ukraine. is he a target at this point? >> anderson, what sources are telling cnn is that giuliani's actions are certainly a central focus of this months long inquiry into the ukraine. because he is the president's lawyer and an election is coming up, we're told not to expect things to move on him that quickly, not just because there's an election but also because these cases involving violations and foreign lobbying acts are hard to prove and they could take longer, and erin so. >> you also mentioned hunter biden stepped away from the work

the vice president, and that is before we talk about china, that's before we start talking about armenia, where even the democratic witnesses say they have no idea what experience or why he is in there. >> sean: he said none. he was asked why did you think they paid you millions? >> hunter's well prep interview with abc, he did not know. he knew the question was coming for weeks. this is how sick it is. i you see it. they say, we got nothing, we don't know, there's nothing inappropriate, but they are trying again. they are desperately latching onto the russia delusion that they tried to sell the american people in schiff show. it's ridiculous at this point. i'm watching this thing, i'm like, i can't tell if these are our witnesses or there's because if this is their star witness, and their next star witness ands their next star witness, all they are saying is that donald trump -- >> sean: all they are doing is commenting on the transcript that shows nothing wrong. a >> correct. they are doubling down. more part of my, you see adam schiff trying to direct the conversation. he won't let yo

2020 elsewhere there were wins for spain sweden and greece and italy handed out a $91.00 hiding to armenia former france striker terry henri says he has big plans as the new manager of montreal impact this isn't his 1st gig as a manager he was sacked after just 103 days at monaco after failing to flip their season around on ri says those dark days made him better and he hopes he becomes a better coach in canada. or england us one thing you learn the most by that when you find out a lot about yourself in that situation situations and i say. but yeah i'm not scared of coming in i see the positive side of it played against against the system and when i was coming in all the time a school bus and it's just fun as well as a sort. of australian prime minister scott morrison has condemned comments made by controversial rugby star israel folau about the country's bushfires follows a conservative christian and suggested the fires happened because god was punishing australia for passing same sex marriage and abortion laws flaws currently in the legal battle with rugby australia after being sacked fo

she was in places like somalia and armenia. most recently and relevantly she was in ukraine where she focused especially intently on a kind of anti-corruption program. in fact, she was doing so well there aiding a young democracy, trying to root out endemic corruption she was asked to stay on for another year until one day out of the blue to her, out of the blue she gets a call. >> ambassador yovanovitch, on april 24th of this year at approximately 10:00 p.m., you received a telephone call while you were at the embassy in kiev from the director general of the state department. at the time that this urgent call came in, what were you in the middle of doing? >> i was hosting an event in honor of an anti-corruption activist -- was an anti-corruption activist in ukraine. she very tragically died because she was attacked by acid and several months later died a very, very painful death. >> after you stepped away from this anti-corruption event to take this call, what did the director general tell you? >> she said that there was great

get a taste of armenia at the 30th annual armenian food festival. or you can enjoy a day of authentic food, music, dance and activities. the festival is saturday at calvary armenian congregational church. >>> in san francisco the holiday ice rink takes center stage once again at union square where you can skate every day through january. in the east bay kickoff ice- skating season at the children's winter festival on saturday in walnut creek. festivities include performances, food, hot cocoa, face painting and more. in the south bay celebrate san jose's 242nd birthday celebration as the historic site with activities at the peralta adobe and tours of the adobe and the carmel and thomas ballot house. on monday san jose will host a veterans day parade starting at 11 am in downtown. in sports, the warriors are on the road. the sharks and 49ers play at home. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. >>> today we continue coverage of the one-year boxes the camp fire. >> alex savidge is in paradise now and will join us live with stories from surv

ambassador to armenia where she served from 2008 until 2011. and u.s. ambassador to ukraine where she served from 2016 until she was recalled to washington by president trump this may. beyond these posts she has held numerous other senior positions at the state department including in the bureau of european and eurasian affairs. she served as a dean at the foreign service institute and taught national security strategy at the defense university. she also previously served at u.s. embassyies in kiev, ottawa, moscow, london, and mogadishu. ambassador yovanovitch has received multiple honors from the department for her diplomatic work including the presidential distinguished service award and the secretary's diplomacy and human rights award. two final points before our witness is sworn. first witness depositions as part of this inquiry were unclassified in nature and all open hearings will also be held at the unclassified level. any information that may touch on classified information will be addressed separately. second, congress will not tolerate any rep

ambassador to the kir ghiss republic from 2005 to 2008, president obama nominated her to be ambassador to armenia from 2008 until 2011 and u.s. ambassador to you crane from 2016 until she was recalled to washington by president trump this may. beyond these posts she has held pneumorouse other senior positions at the state state department clurg european and your asian affairs. she taught national security strategy at the defense university. she also previously served as u.s. embassies in kiev, moscow, london, and mogadishu. the ambassador has received multiple-ors from the department for her work including the presidential's distinguished service awards and diplomacy and human rights award. two points before our witness is sworn. all open hearings will be held at the unclassified level. any information that may touch on classified information will be addressed separately. second, congress will not tolerate any reprisal, threat of reprisal or attempt to retaliate against any government official for testifying before congress including you or any of your colleagues if you would please rise and rais