i think the other thing -- jeremy bash is dead on target with all of this.hink trump and a small people are talking about and didn't understand is the iranians took -- in the iran/iraq war, the two sides had a million casualties, a half million dead at least. their capacity to absorb punishment is enormous. their oil isn't getting out of the gulf right now. our economic embargo has been quite effective. so, again, they have got to do something to bust out of this economic box. they're going to use surrogates. this is not over. this is a bad situation, and we need some thoughtful engagement, possibly through third parties, to get these people talking. our only strategic interest with the iranians is don't do nuclear missiles. don't do terrorism throughout the middle east. we ought to be able to talk them out of that in return for economic access. >> and, shannon, in the meantime journalists and the rest of us are left with two main quotes. if you want to pub lulish a pie that lasts tonight until the president's remarks, you've got his tweet and the iranian si

jeremy bash at the c.i.a. and the pentagon. jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. good evening and welcome to you all. jeremy, on the national security front i'd like to begin with you. talk about the actual serious business that the gang of eight is charged with and how seriously in normal times they take those roles. >> well, the chairs and vice chairs or ranking members of the intelligence committees and the congressional leaders from both houses and from both parties are eight members of congress, the so-called gang of eight, and they are charged with overseeing the most sensitive intelligence activities and sensitive intelligence operations. and as congress asks pertinent questions tonight about whether or not the information about soleimani can be shared with congress, what are they asking? they're asking, number one, why was this so imminent? what information did the united states possess? and i think heretofore, the answers have been vague and they have been unspecific and they have been, there

jeremy bash, i'd like to begin with you. how has this president changed our position in the middle east over the past four days? >> well, first i think actually you have to go back about six months because after the u.s. drone was shot down by iran on june 20th, the president did not respond with proportional military responses. in fact, you'll recall, brian, he called off that military response with ten minutes to go. and then after iran brazenly attacked iranian -- excuse me, saudi oil facilities on september 14th, again washington and the white house did not respond. then on october 6th, the president yielded to president erdogan of turkey and said, go right ahead into syria. we're getting out of there. that again emboldened iran and even isis. so for the middle east, what they've seen from washington is a vacillation, weakness, abandonment, and then comes along this supposed information about qassem soleimani plotting against u.s. forces, and the president overcompensates. he overcompensates for his weakness. he over-rot

. >> jeremy bash, we've seen movement, migration on the talking points. we learned that the definition of imminent strikes was this guy was planning to try to take out our embassy in baghdad. tonight the president switches to plural, embassies. so lawrence o'donnell asked democratic massachusetts senator ed markey, you were in the big briefing on the hill, was this ever mentioned? here's what transpired a few minutes ago on this network. >> we did not hear about blowing up the embassy yesterday in that briefing. and i sat through it from beginning to end. >> so jeremy bash, why on earth would the story change in 24 hours, and why wouldn't you share information like that with the united states senate? >> the fact of the story changes is a red flag. and second, if the president can announce it at a political rally or at a political event in the white house, certainly they could tell the members of congress in a sensitive, compartmented information facility in the basement of the capitol when all members of congress have checked their cell phones at the door

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we are celebrating of leaving the eu on friday with a big brexit bash.re's a call for the government to go further in increasing police numbers. and in westminster hall there's a row over planning rules for gypsies and traveller sites. i don't personally see why the public purse should subsidize sites specifically for one ethnic group. the tories are trying, in the words of the chair of the gypsy council, to criminalise gypsies to hide their own failures. but first: the end of the week will bring a momentus change. at ”pm on friday night the uk will leave the european union. since the vote in 2016, there has been three years of often heated debate as pro and anti—brexiters argue over whether the decision was the right one and whether or not voters should have a second referendum. in the commons, borisjohnson faced mps for the last pmqs before the big day. labour leaderjeremy corbyn ranged far and wide in his six questions, touching on climate change, president trump's peace plan for the middle east and the situation in yemen. but he finished with this th

let's go right to capitol hill where we find dana bash. she might be leaning? >> reporter: you know, everybody has been reading the tea leaves, listening in particular to the questions she asked during the q & a period yesterday and the day before. we actually have our team all over capitol hill right now. lauren fox is outside of lisa murkowski's office. manu raju is also working the halls. i want to go first to lauren fox. lauren, what are you hearing from your sources in and around senator murkowski's office? >> reporter: well, we've been standing here, dana, for several hours now, and what i will tell you is that it's pretty much mum outside of her office. essentially her press person came out, gave us her business card to remind us to get on that email list for when her eventual statement comes. we heard her statement would come mid-morning. we're into the noon hour and no statement has arrived. we're all watching and thirnkin of that conversation she had yesterday evening with lamar a l alexander on the break. we now know lamar is go

dana bash is on capitol hill.if nothing is is a crisis everything is a crisis. do they need to get on board with witnesses and documents in this trial? >> by manu raju's reporting with senator romney, yes. he is really a key player here. he isn't necessarily talking to republicans, pulling them along behind the scenes, but he's a leader on this notion of wanting witnesses. he's been saying it for some time. he's a republican in a very republican state. his name is mitt romney. so he's okay politically, but when it comes to taking a page from his book, you can bet that other republicans like susan collins who was in a tough reelection race, correspoy gard same situation. mitt romney was saying what the republicans will be doing today in trying to force votes to allow the documents and witnesses. then i'm okay to do it, too. it was really a shot across the bow, i think, to democrats to say, calm down, we're going to be with you. but if you push this too hard, we're not. >> dana bash on capitol hill, thank you very m

i remember we were bashing, the do the facts matter at all when you're bashing capitalism?. jamie dimon, filet mignon, bernie sanders scam. there is nothing against that but this is a fact jamie dimon has run the company fabulously. they only employed 50000 people crating tens of billions of dollars of wealth. bernie sanders has done nothing but whine and complain about everybody that is doing the production and the producing. >> if they come to j.p. morgan and say you're forced to take the bailout and bernie says they took the pillow. to your point they paid it back with interest. what about solyndra where is that money. green energy product that bernie wants to fund. that is money burned to the stake. >> there's a reason why the establishment democrats are really hoping to topple bernie sanders. they are scared to death that he is going to get the nod and on a campaign truck facing off against donald trump read the media will carry the stuff and he is going to fold because he does not have the facts and the argument. >> the will the mainstream democrats go after bernie if

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dana bash is leading our coverage on capitol hill. senator romney just said something rather interesting, about witnesses, speaking to manu raju. >> reporter: that's right. he said to, again, as you said to manu raju on the question of witnesses, what he leaned into is the notion of one for one, meaning if the democrats get john bolton as a witness, then republicans should be able to get their pick of a witness. and specifically what romney said to manu is i think that is a measure that has fairness associated with it, but then on the question of whether or not the republicans would be able to call hunter biden, top of the list for them, romney said i wouldn't tell either side who they ought to call. so the reason why this is important is because as night fell yesterday, and as we even have spoken to sources this morning, it is so clear how much the conversation has changed because of the bolton manuscript, because of the revelations in it. and the conversation being, of course, about witnesses. it has moved from are we going to have

dana bash leading our coverage from capitol hill. john harwood at the white house. dana, what kind of reaction are you hearing from there on the claim of the bolton book? >> reporter: the feel up here is different today than it was just a couple of days ago when the kind of sense was that this was a train heading right for a potential final vote without witnesses. what i'm not hearing republican senators saying, okay, yes, count me in for witnesses, what we're hearing is a lot of silence, a lot of frustration that this is coming at this time. and specifically i'm told from a source familiar with conversations that republican senators are making clear to the white house that they are very frustrated, that the white house apparently had this manuscript or the key parts of it, back at the end of december, and that nobody on the hill was told about or key players were not told about it. there seems to be some scrambling going on as we speak to figure out who in the white house had their hands on it, more importantly how much did they disseminate, for example, one key qu

and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and the pentagon and former chief counsel to the house intel committee. good evening to you all and welcome. ashley, i'd like to begin with you and your beat. is there self-awareness inside the white house for the danger john bolton poses not just for the next couple of days, elongating, extending the process, but poses to the presidency? >> there both is and there isn't. when those bombshell disclosures in his book, the manuscript that was given to the white house, first came out on sunday, there was a growing sense of unease and anxiety and frustration. you had the president's lawyers telling allies and senators on capitol hill that they didn't know about this far in advance, that they too were frustrated, that they might have gone with a different strategy and there were sort of frenzied discussions sunday night and monday morning about if, in fact, they should change their strategy. but i go back to something a senior republican official told me for a story i was reporting, and this is something that everyone, despite the understandin

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trump's lawyers attacked the house impeachment managers' case and bashed the bidens. it wasn't until later in the day that allegations by former national security adviser john bolton in a forthcoming book were even mentioned. katherine johnson is in washington. how did the president's defenders take on bolton's allegations? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. they mostly bypassed this report saying they only deal with facts, not allegations or speculation. but despite president trump's defense team largely ignoring this leak, it is grabbing the attention of senators on both sides of the aisle. attorneys for president trump took turns hammering at the impeachment case brought by house democrats. >> purely noncriminal conduct including abuse of power and obstruction of congress are outside the range of impeachable offenses. >> reporter: the president's team mostly ignoring the just-revealed allegations by former national security adviser john bolton. >> we do not deal with speculation, allegations that are not based on evidentiary standards at all. >> reporter: accor

dana bash is anchoring our coverage from capitol hill. dana, what reaction, so far, have you been hearing to dershowitz's new interpretation of presidential powers? >> it has been hard for many republicans to answer a lot of the obvious questions about the consistency or inconsistency of the arguments that you heard from the president's defense team. but the dershowitz argument has been the hardest bar none. because the notion of any republican admitting with the straight face that they would agree with that argument, if there were a democratic president, it is hard -- it is hard for them to even pass the laugh test. and privately they would admit that. publicly it a different ball game because at this point, they feel they're so close to the end, they feel that they're so close to getting past this, they don't want to say anything or do anything that would help to rock the boat and make it so that this goes on for a longer period of time. but that, again, publicly republicans are, you know, sidestepping it, somewhat defending it, private

they woke to a row of cars with windows bashed in. a vehicle burglary was first reported on grace avenue at 1:17 a.m., but by sunrise, the full extent of the crime was clear. a row of cars with their windows bashed. in all 7 cars were targeted. police say they are looking for 2 women and 1 man in their late teens or early 20s. >>> chevron has evacuated all u.s. oil workers from iran after the deadly strike in baghdad. they say it's a precautionary measure. all employees and contractors who are u.s. citizens have left the region in northern iraq for the time being. local staff are overseeing their ongoing operations there. a spokesperson says quote the safety of our people and facilities is chevron's top priority globally. they don't have workers elsewhere in iraq. >>> the u.s. is watching for iran's next move as the nation ends 3 days of morning for the top military general killed in the air strike. an estimated 1 million people filled the streets monday calling for revenge. natalie brand is live with the latest. >> reporter: as tensi

dana bash is right now. >>> hello, i am dana bash in for brooke baldwin. welcome to a special martin luther king jr. holiday, and this time tomorrow a seminal event in history. you are looking at the video of the house impeachment managers walking to the senate floor. today they will check it out to see how it feels to be there before they start tomorrow. over at the white house they just released 110-page trial brief laying out the defense that they are going to give to the 100 senators who will sit in the jury. doesn't really deny actions that the house impeached him for instead it lays out an argument that none of what he did is impeachable. the president's team calls the charges an abuse of power and obstruction of congress, a charade and trump's defense will call for a quote, swift acqu acquittal. a short time ago democrats did respond to a shorter white house previous filed on saturday citing many of the same assertions. the democrats call it chilling that the president says the senate cannot remove him even if the house proves every claim in the art

jeremy bash, why is this significant? >> yeah.ificant, because it illuminates the point that the president wasn't undertaking a foreign policy decision. he wasn't asking his advisers going through the regular interagency process to try to determine a foreign policy stance vis-a-vis ukraine. no. conducting a secret effort through rudy giuliani to dig up dirt on his political rival and hold back that aid that congress had already authorized. so there's nothing in the national interest in this fact pattern. >> so, jeremy, i think it's worth revisiting that one line from alan dershowitz that made people stop in their tracks. senator chris murphy said audible gasps from democrats, if the president does something he thinks will get him re-elected in the public interest that cannot be the quid pro quo that results in impeachment. a blank check. the president believes this is good for the country he can do whatever he has to do, whatever he has to do, to make it happen? >> buckle up, willie. not only the public stance by the president's l

sharing her story with dana bash.ing to some viewers. >> evelyn yang, a story so secret she never even shared it with most of her own family but spending time with her husband, presidential candidate, andrew yang, on the campaign trail, and hearing so much gratitude about her son's autism. >> seeing the difference we've been making already has moved me to share my own store about it. about sexual assault. >> it was 2012. she was pregnant with her first baby, and found an ob/gyn who had a good reputation, dr. robert hadden. initially her visits were routine, but after a few months things changed. >> it started with inappropriate questions around how intimate i was with my husband, sexual activity, just very inappropriate probing questions that were unrelated to my health. the examinations became longer, more frequent, and i learned that they were unnecessary, most of the time. most women don't know what you're supposed to get when you're pregnant. i didn't know that you're not supposed to get an exam every time you wen

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i'm dana bash on capitol hill.ned by senator tom udall from the state of new mexico. thanks for joining us. >> it's a pleasure, a real pleasure. >> so you're one of the 100 senators but obviously on the democratic side who's going to be submitting questions. in fact you already have -- >> yes. >> -- for the managers. what's the most important question you want answered? >> well, there are a number of questions that are being asked. one of the ones i'm -- that i put in that i'm thinking about is the argument seems to be that we shouldn't even be having this trial, just get rid of it because we have an election. so i would frame that question to the house managers, how do you respond to the argument from the president's attorneys that we don't even need this. and one of the answers for me is this is an ongoing thing. i mean the president is still doing everything he can to try to get this investigation. he's got rudy giuliani over there. >> so the question is more of a rhetorical one? >> no, there are going to be ver

i mean i've had my fair share of america bashing for the day peter i mean look here's the deal he was a combat casualty he wasn't murdered and see i've had some experience at war we're a ran it's been fun funding and pushing out these proxies to blow a soldier's eyes out and legs off so do i feel bad that he died absolutely not i might even have a beer later and cheers to it and the fact the matter is this or in is that more people died at that funeral i mean we could talk all day about the barbera barbarism in iran i don't think we'd have enough time so i just have to push back on this america bashing we're on with you peter i would love to get out of there ok we're going to we're going to talk about that and they're still going to talk about that in the 2nd half of the program here gentlemen we're going to be murdered we're going to a short break gentlemen it is after that break we'll continue our discussion on the u.s. around conflicts stayed with our. liz . lead. live. leg. length. live. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. liz. liz liz liz. lift. and very well welcome to you

i'm dana bash on capitol hill.n barrasso of the state of wyoming. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. so you have now heard one very long day of the house democratic managers talking really in granular detail about how they believe that the president pushed the ukrainian leader to announce an investigation of joe biden and threaten to withhold aid that you and your colleagues passed here in congress that the ukrainians needed. any -- have they swayed you at all? >> no, nothing what i heard -- we heard what we heard the day before and i'm expecting more of the same today, just repeating, and repeating and repeating about every hour and a half, they repeat themselves, they play the same videos, use the same quotes, i was surprised how often joe biden and hunter biden's name were brought up by the democrats yesterday in this area during the time when -- >> why did it surprise you? >> the number of times they brought his name up continues to remind people that there is concern about what happened in the previous

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she is sharing her story exclusively with our dana bash.l you part of her story is graphic. dana? >> reporter: it is, alisyn. and evelyn yang told me she was going through letters that supporters sent her husband andrew yang and one woman wrote that he said something about empowering female entrepreneurs and it inspired her, this woman, to sue one of her business investors for sexual assault. and evelyn yang said she read that and she thought to herself, i feel you. i have a story too. she said that and other experiences like it promoted her to go public. evelyn yang has a story so secret, she never even shared it with most of her own family. but spending time with her husband presidential candidate andrew yang on the campaign trail and hearing so much gratitude for voters for talking about son christopher's autism made people feel empowered. >> seeing the difference we've made already has led me to share my own story about it, about sexual assault. >> reporter: it was 2012. she was pregnant with her first baby and found an obgyn who had a

and jeremy bash is of counsel to our coverage. former chief of staff at cia and the pentagon and former chief counsel to the house intel committee. i would like to go to you, mr. costa, for something i saw with your name on it tonight. can you tell the folks watching the snippets of conversation you're reporting on about a potential one-for-one witness agreement? >> well, to start, not one democrat i'm speaking with on capitol hill wants this deal. they're so frustrated with republicans for not entertaining the idea of witnesses. they don't like this idea floated by senator cruz to trade testimony from ambassador bolton for testimony from hunter biden or even joe biden, the former vice president. but at this point when they look at the hard line taken by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, they're wondering privately for now whether they should start to talk about a possible witness deal. maybe they could actually burn the republicans politically by bringing hunter biden forward. but they don't think he's relevant to the trial

i'm dana bash on capitol hill.d, senator from new york. thank you so much for joining me out here. a little bit cold. i want to start by reading you what one of your colleagues on the other side of the i'll, lisa murkowski said, about the notion of bringing witnesses or voting to allow witnesses because she obviously, as you all know, is one of the key republicans who said she's open to it. here's what she said. the house made a decision that they didn't want to slow things down by having to go through the courts. and yet now they're basically saying you guys got to go through the courts, but we didn't -- but we need you to. what she's saying is, this is -- the context of this is that the republicans in the senate brought in a former judge yesterday, and who made the argument that if you vote for witnesses, the white house is going to claim executive privilege and the courts are going to have to decide. and she's saying, wait a minute, you didn't want the courts to decide in the house process, why should we be the

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i am dana bash in for brooke baldwin. we're going to get to the life and legacy of doctor king in a bit, but first major developments of a seminal event in history. tomorrow's impeachment trial of a u.s. president. you are seeing some of the walk-through video there to get the lay of the land. the president's defense team, they just put out an argument, a trial brief which is 110 pages and echos many of the president's tweets calling the impeachment charges flimsy and the impeachment process, kwoequ a charade. his defense team calls for an immediate acquittal. let's go to capitol hill, and phaoupb y manu is there. >> reporter: well, it's quiet right now, and today being a federal holiday both chambers are out of session and the house in recess and all senators are gone, but in pelosi's office right now, the house impeachment managers are meeting and discussing their strategy for tomorrow and the days ahead as they layout their plans and arguments, and they took a tour of the newly reconfigured senate, and they are visuali

gathered in kim il sung square to usher in the new year i ended by the world's tallest building to bash khalifa was the center of a display featuring fountains projections and fireworks from the 800 meter tower. london's big bend rung in the new year in the british capital the familiar chimes were accompanied by an elaborate pyrotechnic display from the london eye lighting up the river thames and the thousands of revelers celebrating the arrival of 2020. chaps. in australia residents are returning to the ruins of their homes that have been ravaged by bushfires 3 people have died and at least 200 houses have been raised by fires in the states of new south wales and victoria or thora these are now delivering food and water to thousands of residents who are sheltering on beaches and the danger isn't over yet fires are still burning and the navy is on standby for possible rescue missions. stranded by the sea side. of tourists and locals being held hostage by raging wildfire in the town. it's too early to leave so they can do is wait along the beach for help to come. back in. the fires along

this is lancashire's liam livingstone playing in the australian big bash, wearing one where no man wants it doesn't happen to you. he made a half century in a winning performance so didn't seem to affect him too much. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. plenty more here on bbc news throughout the evening. hope to see you then. hackers are holding foreign exchange company travelex to ransom after a cyber attack that forced the firm to turn off all computer systems and do work by hand. it's emerged that, on new years eve, hackers infiltrated parts of their network, forcing the company to take down its websites. the hackers are now demanding payment in exchange for either restoring the computer systems or preserving customer data. let's talk now to the editor of the journal of cyber policy, emily taylor. can you explain to me how does a company like travelex be held to ransom? unfortunately, it is all too easy because we are all reliant on these technologies, and an organisation as large and complex as travelex will have very distributed networks, be running lots of different software, and s

england's james vince top scored for sydney sixers, in cricket's big bash.egades by six wickets. vince hit 41. the sixers move to second in the table after the win. and a hero's welcome for zlatan ibrahimovic on his return to italy. the swede has joined ac milan until the end of the season — and was a fan favourite at the club, scoring 56 time in 85 appearances when he first signed for them in 2010. former world champion speed—skater, elise christie, has announced she's taking a break from social media, to improve her mental health. the 29—year—old short—track star won world titles back in 2017, but failed to win a medal at the winter olympics a year later. christie spoke about her battle with depression in april, and admitted she'd self—harmed. in an instagram post today, she said she'd be having time out to get happier again. ten points clear, two games in hand. 2019 was a year to remember for liverpool fans but 2020 could top that if they're able to win their first league title in 30 years. tonight, they can stretch their lead to 13 points with a win at h

there say 45 people have been infected but scientists believe there are probably many more cases than bash the outbreak com says people in china prepare to travel for the lunar new year holiday. it's a race to stop a deadly virus from spreading passengers touching down in the u.s. on flights from central china now face a medical check health officials at airports in new york los angeles and san francisco are testing travelers coming from the region who may have symptoms of the virus most passengers will get questioned get their temperature taken any sent on their way but passengers that are potentially at risk to have the novel coronavirus that is people who are sick and have been exposed to get to get additional questions and they may actually be sent for a medical work up our goal here is to detect this virus early so that we can better understand it at san francisco international airport passengers support the new checks. is necessary to go through the street. to check the temperature to make sure we're ok when i have a fever if it's issues that the color affects others it's maybe good

when you have a president who is telling us to take on faith and institution that he bashed every way he could find and saying something had to be done but won't explain why. a lousy situation. matter of life and death. >> it works. why does it work? who does it work on? >> on people who want to believe it. >> what though? get to the bottom of it. >> it doesn't have to just be race. if they want reasons to not like president obama. to not like democrats. to not like diversity. or progress. you can there's a will the of different shades. >> you're making a case against. >> no. well, you know. part of the job is lay out both sides. believe it or not. >> it's a simple as that. a dumb comment. >> you don't have to be a bigot to dislike obama. >> they are feeding animosity. you feed it then you are. >> it depends what -- you have to let him answer for himself. he did so. >> we called him he wouldn't come on. >> he'll come on somewhere else and say look how they're bashing this president. >> everything is about race. what i did wasn't racist. even if it's the most racist thing. i'm sick of

>> thank you so much, dana bash, and senator klobuchar.n next. during this period there has been a vote against allowing more witnesses or documents, but our own manu raju on capitol hill has some breaking news about what we believe is going to happen next. what are are the next steps, manu? >> i just caught up with members of the senate republican leadership who are leaving a closed door meeting about the next steps in president trump's impeachment trial, and essentially what they're saying is this. there is a deal between the leader of the senate republicans, mitch mcconnell, and democratic leader chuck schumer for an acquittal vote for president trump next wednesday. and the way that this process is going to work, according to those two senators who came out of the meeting, this is going to start tonight. tonight there are going to be four or five democratic amendments that will be offered by democrats to try to push what they believe will make for a fair trial in the democrats' views. those democratic amendments will fail. then afterwa