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senator michael bennett of colorado and montana steve bennett. new supimas for documents of impeachment come out. new details from the "washington post" about what president trump reportedly said to two high-ranking officials in the office the day after james comey was fired. here in the lone star state, geoff bennett, ashley is an msnbc contributor and with nick also an msnbc contributor. >> the "washington post" reporting president trump told russian officials in 2017 he was not concerned about moscow's interference in the 2016 election because the united states did the same in other countries. the summary of the meeting was limited to a few officials in attempt to paint the reports to keep the president's comments from being disclosed publicly. the white house's attempts to conceal the call are now central. saying the president abused his power when he asked for investigation into the son of joe biden. the president has been subpoenaed for documents and state officials have been scheduled to start next week. >> did you tell the ukrainian leade

geoff bennett is back for us. put this in perspective here what this is and perhaps it is importantly what this resolution is not. >> right, so this is not halie, the house moving forward, the full house is moving forward with a formal i mpeachment against president trump. we need to be specific about this. this is the house judiciary committee broadening and formalizing and putting some structure around its own investigation as they determine and hoping to do this by the end of the year whether or not to recommend article of impeachment to the full house. this language that the judiciary committee set to vote on on wednesday basically out lines the rules of the road. it is allows the chairman to designate full committee or subcommittee hearings and allowing the president's counsel to respond in writing to the committee. they are using and running parallel to the same procedures that the same committee used back in 1974 when richard nixon was president. the hope was that this will do a couple of things. one, it wi

bennett then tracked down the owner, it turns out they share the same last name, the owner erica bennettchargeable case which also still works. these portraits look like the paint on canvas at first glance but if you look closely you'll see a very different medium of art. >>the artists strokes are actually thousands of it is a labor of love because when using some 80,000 pens to paint a few pranks and blisters are a small price to pay 30 of the artist's works are on display at a south korean gallery until friday, so hurry on >>take a live look outside right now we're expecting a cool down in the hours ahead. >>gorgeous evening out there who wants karl here to tell us how long this. was his to ground, yeah we may not have another evening like this until next year but boy it is still very toasty out there numbers outside right he said that some 80's and 90's even around the bay of got some 90's a redwood city amount due. now 86 degrees in san jose still 75. in half moon bay 88 degrees in san francisco. so yeah, it's a a beautiful night ahead and temperatures going to start out through rath

wales's strength and conditioning co—star hugh bennett came tojapan as a conditioning co—star hugh bennettayer, and he's been back recently as part of a welsh rugby union delegation promoting rugby in kitakyushu. there's a lot of work behind—the—scenes that gone on into it, but for the players to experience the welcome, we've had great welcomes already from the plane and so on, but you have a training session with 15,000 at the stadium was outstanding. wales have already proved to be a big hit injapan and they can count kitakyushu as a home from home. now as they begin their question to win as they begin their question to win a first world cup, they will hope to win yet more fans along the way. and spain have returned home from beijing after winning the basketball world cup on sunday. having met the country's king and prime minister, the team showed off their trophy in front of tens of thousands of fans that took to the streets of madrid to celebrate the success. it's the second time that spain have won the world cup, the last time being back in 2006. they beat argentina. you can get all t

is putting the school before himself as he signs a one-year extension to his contract bennett believeshe money should go toward paying his staff more and improvements for his program as well as other virginia sports teams. >> never hear about that great example for everybody. >>> netflix may be losing "friends" and "the office" soon. but they won streaming rights to another classic sitcom >> i can't wear this coffee shirt on tv. i mean, look at it it looks ridiculous. >> oh, boy the shir can you spare a square "seinfeld" is coming to netflix. amid the platform announcement, all 180 episodes of the iconic series will be available in 2021 the streaming deal with sony pictures is set for five years i think the first episode i want to see is the finale of the entire -- >> have you seen it ennis the day it came out? >> nope, i want to reminder. >> a lot of people are upset about the ending >> i want to remember why i'm so upset. >> we've heard stories about emotional support dogs, cats, even peacocks. but a guy in new zealand is stepping it up a notch josh thompson hired an emotional suppor

joining me now, kristin welker at the white house and jeff bennett or capitol hill.eff mason as well and ben rhodes, former deputy national security advisor to president obama. krist kristin, the president has been absolutely on a twitter rage today and seems to be, shall we say, nervous. >> reporter: it's been tweet storm after tweet storm, andrea. so you have to think that underscores a informers nenervo frustration on the part of the president. we know that he's watching the polls closely, as he always does. so this moment is no different. he is undoubtedly very aware of this new polling which shows public support for the impeachment inquiry topping 50%. now, of course this is an online poll and of course all these polls are subject to variation as this story develops, but there's no doubt that has to be stoking trepidation for the president and here in the white house. so what are they going to do about it? they're in the process of building up a robust strategy. a rapid response team that essential is going to be all hands on deck. it's going to be a legal and p

let me start with nbc's jeff bennett over on capitol hill. boy, jeff, i know there's a lot of running around, a lot of running through the hallways this morning on capitol hill. let's start with what we're expecting to hear from chuck schumer. >> we're drinking out of the fire hose of news here on capitol hill. but to your point, chuck schumer and senate daemocrats are planning to force a vote to overturn president trump's declaration of a national border along the southern border, something that should potentially trigger yet another standoff between the white house and congress over the billions of dollars that the trump administration siphoned off from the pentagon military construction budgets to pay for president trump's long-promised border wall. so as you well remember, after congress made clear that they were not willing to give the president the funding that he was seeking, the president declared this national emergency to unlock $5.7 billion worth of government money, $3.6 billion of it, which came from the pentagon. so what the dem

and last but certainly not least, my colleague, bennett capers, is the stanley a. august professor of law here at brooklyn law school, and he is the author of the forthcoming book -- not yet available in physical form but soon to be available at all major outlet ares -- "the prosecutor's turn." so please join me in welcoming all three of our panelists. [applause] so that bought me time to get to the table here. so careful listeners will have noticed that the term "mass incarcerate" appears in the subtitles of both rachel's and ooh john's books, so i thought it might be a good place for us to start there. we can talk in a few moments about the causes of mass incarceration and what we can do about it, but i think first it might be helpful to get a sense of what mass incarceration is, because it's, it may seem obvious but, in fact, it isn't. it is true that we imprison a lot of people, that we impress more people both in absolute -- imprison more people both in absolute terms and as a share of our population than anyone in the world. leaving those aside, we are the wo

, eric l bennett, oliver bennett, margaret, dominic, jane, stephen howard, john, alvin, daniel davidmichael j berkley, david, william, david, william, timothy, caroline, edward, firefighter paul michael there, neil, jimmy, firefighter peter, william, firefighter brian, and more, firefighter carl, senate my mother arlene, the day goes by that we don't think of you senate we miss you. your three grandchildren are here today in your honor even though they're not met you, they know your strength senate courage senate your big heart senate your loving personality. your memory always be a blessing. we love you. ♪ gary eugene burr, joshua david, george john bishop, chris romeo, jeffrey donald, albert, christopher joseph blackwell, carrie rosetta blackburn, suzanne, harry junior, craig michael, richard middleton junior, my group michael, john powell, michael, susan, darrell, bruce douglas, mary catherine murphy, nicholas andrew bogden, erin christopher, lawrence, vincent, tori senate bobby malarkey, alan, andre, colin, frank, yvonne, kelly, mary jane, sherry senate, christine, jerry j ford,

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hill now and more on that closed door meeting between house democrats and nancy pelosi nbc's geoff bennett is there. geoff, what was the speaker's message? >> reporter: lester, house speaker nancy pelosi told her colleagues this was a moment of truth when she informed them of her intention to announce a formal impeachment inquiry of president trump. pelosi said she is not creating a new committee to do this investigative work instead she said the six current separate house committees will report to her the results of the findings of their investigations now it's not clear how any of this changes the direction of the ongoing investigations, nor is it clear if this will result in a formal impeachment vote against president trump. tonight kevin mccarthy, the top house republican, said that pelosi does not speak for americans on this issue of impeachment, but the house judiciary chairman, jerry nadler told us of his impeachment inquiry full speed ahead lester >> all right, geoff bennett, thanks. let me bring in hallie jackson, our chief white house correspondent, and chuc todd, moderator of "m

john bennett: the fbi has opened a full domestic terrorism investigation into this mass shooting. bigad: plus, how bay area communities are taking guns away from some people in an effort to prevent future tragedies. marisa mckeown: if somebody says that they intend to do a shooting-- [screaming] marisa: we should act. bigad: and we investigate just how much money is being funneled from both sides of the gun debate to lobby lawmakers. bigad: do you see this as some in congress putting money above lives? mattie scott: that's what the american people is looking at. they are putting mobeforeives. it's clear. bigad: on sunday, july 28, the small town of gilroy became the first victim in what would be three mass shootings in america in eight days, killing 34 people. the other recent attacks took place in dayton, ohio and el paso, texas. in all three mass shootings, the guns used were legally bought and neither of the gunman were on law enforcement's radar. we begin in gilroy with what we know about the victims, the loss, and the teenage gunman. ♪ [gunshots] [screaming] bigad: music and

bennett: no.nd, it is not going to be because of the macroeconomic factors. it will be some sort of geopolitical event. whether that's a trade war with china, whether that's some kind of conflict in the middle east. the fundamental economy today as we see it is actually doing ok. taylor: china's leading sportswear maker is feeling the heat from the trade war as it looks to boost its presence abroad. it is poised to grow the domestic market but is facing headwinds from tariffs and the chinese economic slowdown. bloomberg's yvonne mann spoke exclusively with the cfo. >> the trade war has reduced orders at chinese factories and it has impacted china as a whole. this helps chinese brands to have more sourcing choices. we do see more choice, but our choice of supplier is mainly based on quality, delivery time, and other metrics. so it's not only a simple function of cost. yvonne: so you are considering moving production outside of china, maybe to southeast asia now? >> in the past, we have always been

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and barbara bennett to become air force secretary. our next guest is from pennsylvania, she recently spoken house for about a personal experience we put suicide. >> some are aware, today marks the one month anniversary of the death of my beloved life partn partner. what most people don't know, in the death we put a suicide. gary was 63 years old, when he shouldn't have had a care in the world. when he was financially secure and had a warm loving3 family d dozens of friends. boy love them all. yet comprehensively, when he seemingly did not grasp the total his absence would have on those who love him. >> what made you decide to tell that story. >> is obviously a very difficult personal story. but as that first month went on, i realized i had a public platform. i feltfo it was critically important to elevate the discussion about mental health issues. suicide in particular because frankly, i think were close to ju epidemic of it. and i just it was important to do. it was my decision of taking my position and elevating a discussion. >> how

geoff bennett and hans nichols. now that we have got more information about president trump's interactions with ukraine. in january and february, rudy giuliani giuliani, the president's personal lawyer met with the prosecutor of ukraine in new york. rudy giuliani later says he was following the biden conspiracy theory. now there is no evidence to support that. in april the president's 2020 campaign manager and donald trump jr. began pushing that theory on twitter. later that month, on april 21st, a new president was elected in ukraine, someone rudy giuliani and the trump came and dealt with before. president trump had his first phone call with the newly elected president of ukraine. on april 25th, joe biden jumped into the presidential race. may 6th, the trump administration recalled its ambassador to ukraine. rudy giuliani would later tell the journalist the ambassador was part of the effort against the president. on may 10th, rudy giuliani cancelled the trip to ukraine that he announced to the press. on may 11th,

let me pick up where geoff bennett left off. are you encouraged by senator manchin talking, having the conversation about gun legislation? >> look, we sent them the background check in february. they have done nothing with it. hundreds of people have died in gun violence since then. so it looks like there is a lot of chatter. but we want them to pull the universal and criminal background check off of senator mcconnell's desk with that 175-bill pile. >> right. >> pull it out and vote. the first day we get back. that's the very least. we can provide to talk about a ban on high capacity magazines, red flag legislation, and stripping guns for people who have been convicted of hate crimes. there is a longoverdue agenda. they should stop fooling around and do his job. . >> would you be be willing to accept some kind of compromise? you look at the manchin toomey bill as it relates to background checks. it would expand all gun sales, including private sales, right? manchin toomey does not. but it bans all commercial sales. if the presid

tony bennett also had to cancel his show saturday in seattle.wish him all the best. >>> strictly bluegrass festival in san francisco stepping up security this year. guests will no longer be able to bring in any type of cooler. food and drinks will have to be inside a clear bag or backpack. there will also be fencing around the perimeter and four entry parks in golden gate park. other walkways which guests have used in the past will be shut down. extra police officers will be on hand. the out door concert is the first weekend of october. >>> steph curry working with the pga to bring golf to the area youth. pga teaming up with steph and aisha curry. they provide young people safe places to learn and play golf. organizations will be hosting the inaugural stefan curry classic one week from monday harding park in san francisco. >>> hurricane dorian on the eastern seaboard leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas killing at least seven people there. live in florida with details on where this category two storm is headed next and why some people a

geoff bennett on capitol hill. at the center is a theory pushed by trump and his allies that former vice president joe biden and his son hunter were involved in corruption in ukraine. i want to take a closer look at those allegations and how they're amplified by the president and his team. the story begins in 2014 when hunter biden joined the board of the ukrainian national gas company burisma. an official with ties to the company says hunter biden was making about $50,000 a month, he left that post earlier this year. at the time, burisma was under investigation. the united states and other countries wanted him removed because he wasn't aggressive enough fighting corruption. during a trip to ukraine in 2016, joe biden told the ukrainian government the united states would withhold a billion dollars in loan garnlts if choke enwasn't fired. they then voted to dismiss him. the president and personal attorney allege biden threatened to withhold money because he was investigating his son. his successor lutsenko told bloo

tom lawrence and mason bennett were both charged with drink—driving. dinner organised by the club. the club said "those involved know they will pay a heavy price for their actions" but they will be supported with their " rehabilitation back into the squad and team". salford are one match away from their first super league grand final after beating castleford in the playoffs. their elimination semi—final was completely one—sided, with salford in control throughout. jackson hastings rounding off their 22—0 win with their third try of the match. salford will play the loser of tomorrow's game between wigan and st helens for a place in the grand final. that's all the sport for now. morning. it has been awesome proper this week. we started off on monday with some very heavy rain. it was a miserable start to a new working week. some places in one month's worth of rain injust 24 week. some places in one month's worth of rain in just 24 hours. the middle of the week has not been too bad. sunny spells and scattered showers. if you have dodged the showers. if you

thank you, asa bennett and maya goodfellow.rbecue now and invite both of you. i will look forward to it. good evening, i am holly hamilton with your latest sports news. it was a wet and miserable night at old trafford for a clash that would once have been billed as one of the highlights of the premier league season. instead, manchester united and arsenal played out a 1—1 draw that was as grim at times as the weather. nick parrott was watching. there was a time when manchester united knew how to get things done. following them now can be two as miserable experience as the weather, but the manager remains chipper because old trafford is arsenal's burger ground. they have not won here in the league since the manager was playing 13 years ago. the 27 minute wait for the shot on target was the longest wait in the premier league this season. but this still warmed up andrew twos form it was united who opened the scoring,. united who opened the scoring,. united were in the driving seat but we re united were in the driving seat but were

jeff bennett joins me with more.ing to everybody to find out what's going on, what's under way in the meetings, and are we on schedule. >> reporter: and ali, since we last talked, here's a lot of here they come, there they go. members filed into various meetings. we expect to see around 5:00, the house speaker is expected to address the nation. she will speak from the speaker's balcony. and unlike a typical press conference where you see reporters lined up in one of the studios here, we expect her to speak from prepared remarks from a teleprompter, given the gravity, historical nature of what she's talking about. you can understand why she doesn't want to risk deviating from prepared remarks. following that, we expect we could potentially see response from republican lawmakers. we're tracking all of that. and the thing i have been talking to lawmakers about is how we got to this moment. there seems to be a sense that there are three groups of democratic members of the caucus that really gave nancy pelosi the sense th

joining me, jeff bennett, and independent counsel kim wehle.s want from mike pompeo. >> reporter: they want any and all documentation regarding the state department and rudy guiliani's interaction in the whole ukrainian gambit. this is something they asked for for weeks but so far the state department has not provided the documents voluntarily. so the committee, this is the house foreign affairs committee, set a friday deadline for pompeo to turn that over. what makes this time different than all of the previous instances were the white house has tried to obstruct house democrats oversight. you have adam schiff saying because there's a formal impeachment inquiry happening that if the white house doesn't produce, if they don't produce officials to testify we talked about earlier, talked about those depositions, he is saying that's grounds for a new and separate article of impeachment, obstruction of congress. there's the latest interview on fox news, where rudy guiliani suggested all the evidence was on his phone. i wouldn't be surprised if that

. >> some of your rivals thank senators harris, bennett, they are camping out in iowa. i you going to be do something like that here? is that a right strategy for them to concentrate onn one state? >> we have had well over defense, multiple visits. i visited every count industry. granite staters should know that i'm coming here tog win and the making massive investment. if youin just look at the percentage of our resource of investing in this campaign, they are extraordinary. i i hear, i don't believe in ths id can't compete you. we have people in the race or neighboring states. no, i believe if i put my message, my heart in spite of folks at people will be able to make a good decision and we will win. i'm looking forward to competing card in new hampshire. -- [inaudible] >> they should take it really seriously. please, everybody,. >> is this just to raise money? >> no. both. look, this goes to the question you asked. i am a competitive. i play to win. ifo the snow we doing in this election, why should i be in a? so far we've been building an election to win and a proud

geoff bennett is on capitol hill for us covering this story.peaker is going to be meeting with all of the members of her caucus in a few hours we're told. what do we expect their message to be to her, what do we know about what she will say to them? >> reporter: and craig, we expect them to meet in this room here behind me, so we'll get some clarity we hope by around 5:00 eastern. so here is what we know as the ground is really shifting as you mentioned hour by hour on this impeachment question. nancy pelosi we're told by sources familiar is actively reconsidering her month's long resistance as it relate to the this impeachment question. she has been talking to her friends and confidants to get a sense of whether or not president trump's interaction with the ukranian leader represents a tipping point and the takeaway seems to be that yes, if he did collude to dig up dirt on a political rival, that would be an impeachable offense that merits an immediate sponsor at least a full investigation. and a full impeachment proceeding is the thing that w

senator michael bennett there.the day, senator kamala harris was back in new hampshire as well making her best case against the president. take a listen. >> let's talk about the current occupant of the white house for a second. because that's context. we got a guy in the white house who campaigned on a slogan about make america great again. which, for many of us, required the question, again, exactly, for whom, and for all of us, made it clear that dude was talking about going back to something. back to what exactly, we asked. back before the civil rights act? back before the voting rights act? back before roe v. wade? back before the americans with disabilities act? back before title ix? because we're not going back. we are not going back. and he came in office, guys, promising people a whole lot of stuff. he promised working people that he was going to help them. he said the manufacturing industry, i'm going to help you, i'm going help you out. but now it's in a recession, right, we're looking at a recession. the

tom lawrence and mason bennett were both charged with drink—driving.a range rover driven by lawrence, the collision happened on the outskirts of derby on tuesday night following team—building dinner organiused by the club. the club said ‘those involved know they will pay a heavy price for their actions' but they will be supported with their " rehabilitation back into the squad and team". glasgow city ladies and wsl champions arsenal are both through to the last 16 of the women's champions league. arsenal beat fiorentina 2—0 in their second leg to progress 6—0 on aggregate. and despite conceding a goal early on, glasgow scored four, including this great strike from rachel mclauchan to make it through 5—1 on aggregate against chertanovo. the draw for the last 16 takes place on monday. salford are one match away from their first super league grand final after beating castleford in the playoffs. their elimination semi final was completely one sided with salford in control throughout. jackson hastings rounding off their 22—nil win with their third try of th

senator michael bennett of colorado and montana steve bennett.he "washington post" about what president trump reportedly said to two high-ranking officials in the office the day after james comey was fired. here in the lone star state, geoff bennett, ashley is an msnbc contributor and with nick also a

that was until recently when youtube diver michael bennett, no relation, took a trip to the bottom of i came across something that looked kind of like a rope maybe attached to car keys. i pulled it up, i seen a phone inside of a waterproof case. and i'm like, no way. this is unbelievable. i put the sim card inside of a different phone. i was able to get the contact information of the owner. >> incredible. erica bennett says she believes the last messages she received from her father were on father's day. she's now moving all of those files over to her new phone. so when she lost it her husband tried to search for her phone but couldn't find it. then after all this time she gets it back. >> they had a rechargeable case on it. obviously you heard him say it's a waterproof case as well. after all that time. a big thanks to our station wciv to charleston for helping us out on that story. >>> the electric police car engaged in a pursuit then the battery quickly losing power. what happened next. >>> first actress demi moore opens up to diane sawyer about her long road to learning where her

back to capitol hill where geoff bennett in the hallway with doug collins. take it away. >> right on. congressman collins, we heard you accuse democrats of sim mat tricks subterfuge, giving the impression there's an active impeachment proceeding happening. >> i made a factual statement. the factual statement is here if you're in an impeachment inquiry that's a whole different -- i showed there's 900 pages of procedures from previous presidential impeachment inquiries. that belongs to the house. it does not inherently belong to the committee. so what i made the point of today, we simply took rules already existed in committee, nothing new here, and we just simply packaged it together so that people would believe it's an impeachment something. now they're investigating impeachment every day they wake up. that's not new. to try to use the rules to make people believe that, that's one of the main points. these words matter to people who don't follow this every day. those of us who follow this every day this is sim mat tricks. but the people who may watch tv -- w

please join me in welcoming you senator michael bennett. >> thanks for having me. [applause] thanks for your leadership and all of you for being here today. i know that you have heard today's speeches and i'm going to spend most of the time taking questions so i hope that you have some questions. i won't go on and on about the federal budget deficit or something like that, but before working for the school district, i was in business and worked for the city and county of denver for a guy that had just become the mayor, john hicken luper. one of the duties as the chief of stafchiefof staff was to shoe nights we were having city council meetings and get raided by the city council. that was my job. the first time i did that come a, thefirst night i was there, , my wife, have put the kids in the room with our television sets to watch this exercise and self-government unfold in front of them which turned out to be like being berated by the city council and they were very young at the time. advertisers are now 18 to 19 and 15. then they were seven and five. so i got roll

bennett is coming off winning the national title.ng to quality usa today," bennett, making 4.5 million a season. that's pretty cool. i'm guessing that you're smiling. >> i think that's fantastic. that was a great model. next year, wins a national title. >>> well, dave, "saturday night live" has fired shane gillis, after the comedian was a new cast member. a podcast surfaced where he was making racist and homophobic remarks as soon as last year. gillis in a tweet said this about his ouster, i'm a comedian who was funny nufr to get "snl." that can't be taken away. i'm grateful for the opportunity. i was always a "mad tv" guy anyway. >>> andrew yang, one of many people gillis star getted in his act, had said he took cheap shots. he urged him to give him a second chance. >> forgive people, in particularly in an instance, in my mind, it was in a comedic context or a gray area that i thought would be positive. obviously, it's in nbc's hands. they made the decision. >> yang says he will be sitting down with the comedian in the coming days.

disagreement with ultra-orthodox parties this time he's facing a stiff challenge from former army chief bennett gaps in the race is said to be too close to call. another election campaign is over for the 2nd time in the year israelis are going to the polls. here at a polling station in jerusalem voters have different hopes as to who should form the next coolish in government. is a frustrated that we have you know within 6 months we have to go again though i think our biggest problem is our lack of unity and this election actually is the 1st time that i debated basically until i stood there and i generally no one going to vote for and today i had no idea until i walked in there and decided i don't know if i made the right decision the most important thing for me is the social issues i think that we have a lot of work to do and i think that the current government didn't exactly do what it should or could so i think after 11 years with an attorney you know we can try and change it and focus on some proven so we have to make with our society prime minister binyamin netanyahu failed to form a coalit

our football reporterjohn bennett was impressed by psg, despite some high profile absences.nson kobane, neymar, kylian mbappe and still they were superb. they outclassed real madrid who were not in the game, they were outplayed. a terrible night. for angel di maria in particular, against his old club, a wonderful night. he scored two goals. the goalkeeper should have done better in the first. the second a curling shot. we were denied a goal of the season shot. we were denied a goal of the season by gareth bale, a handful ruled it unlawful. and a cherry on top with a brilliant performance by paris saint—germain. do not write them off during this season. let's talk about real madrid's neighbours, atletico. lots of big players lost but the never say die attitude not loss. the fighting spirit still there for simeoni's side. a brilliant finish and it looked as though juventus would brilliant finish and it looked as thouthuventus would wind the game but they never give up atletico madrid and they got back in. juventus were outdone by set pieces. on debut, scoring with a brilliantl

who died after being pulled out of a river in greater manchester has been named locally as zakari bennett to have been 11 months old, was rescued from the river irwell in bury yesterday afternoon but later died in hospital. it's thought he'd been thrown from a bridge. a 22—year—old man, thought to be zakari's father, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. mps are calling on gaming companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. one big concern are so called loot boxes, virtual objects that you can buy during online gaming, to improve your progress. now there are calls for them to be regulated and banned from being sold to children. joe tidy reports. here we go, man! loot boxes are randomised in game treasure chests opened with real—world money. mps want them regulated under gambling laws. at a nearby gaming cafe, owner mike welcomes the idea. my opinion is they are gambling. they have the mechanics of gambling, they act the same way as gambling does, you don't know what you're going to get when you put your money towards them and i think they have the same d

more towards bennett valley. and in to lake county, that has moved moved north.gger fog bank. sunny but breezy. they are much better than hot and humid. that is for sure. temperatures except for livermore which is forecast to be 86. that is normal for this time of year. santa rosa, san francisco, oakland and san jose is below average. that is a rarity. a couple of hot early september days. today does look cooler and the trend is taking it into a cooler pattern over the next three to five. bigger fog bank. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. upper 50s and 60s in santa clara valley. mid 50s in the santa cruz mountains. to monteret said well, look at that. what a correlation. 53 in bodega bay. the water temperatures have come way down since last week. gusts of 28 at travis. the reservoir also gusting around 30 miles per hour out of the west/southwest. still could be some thunderstorm activity in the mountains. you can see a little bit of moisture creeping up in that west/southwest direction in the atmosphere and more of an onshore are looking for much for us here. mayb

steph. >> complicated times, geoff bennett. thank you. hit the trillion dollars, trillion dollars deficit again, how we got here and what it means for your money. that's ahead, you are watching "velshi & ruhle." i didn't have to call 911.help. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto®, to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's because while aspirin can help, it may not be enough to manage your risk of blood clots. in a clinical trial, almost 96% of people taking xarelto® did not have a cardiovascular event. don't stop taking xarelto® without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of heart attack,

senator and democratic presidential candidate michael bennett, senator bennett has represented colorado in u.s. senate since 2009, before then he served as superintendent of public schools in denver where he worked to improve accessibility and quality of information in urban schools and also the author of a new book, a good one i might add, i call the land flickering lights restoring america in age of broken politics, we will talk about the book, unfolds the back story of some of the hyperpartisan conflicts in congress today calling washington out on the dysfunctions and running for president of the united states to restore integrity into the government, we are excited to have him here, please welcome senator bennett. >> thank you. [applause] >> well, we are going to talk about the book and, you know, obviously we want to talk about congress and the campaign, but you were born 1964 in new delhi, india. >> that's true, that's not a very helpful origin story when you're running for senate in the state of colorado. [laughter] >> but it worked. >> you were appointed. >> yeah. >> tell us the

let's check in with nbc's geoff bennett on capitol hill. never been exerted successfully for a nonstaff member nor over rick dearborn, the former deputy chief of staff and rob porter, two former staffers who don't have absolute immunity and such a thing doesn't even exist, but they're not even showing up so, what do you expect from the hearing? this is the first impeachment hearing. >> reporter: you're right about that, and as i speak to you, i'm keying my head on a swivel because we expect lewandowski to come in a minute the white house is claiming privilege where none exists and the reason that lewandowski is such a key member for this panel to testify before this panel who the white house has not fully blocked from testifying publicly this hearing as the house democrats push their inquiry, their investigation, deviced to figure out whether or not to recommend articles of impeachment to the full house. so, they have a lot of questions to corey lewandowski on the specific construction piece, namely those issues in the report where presiden

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officials also say they will be setting up october 1st. >>> bennett was scheduled to perform at the foxand next week, but a post on the theater's website says the 19th time grammy award winner caught a virus. they will have to cancel his oakland shows.>>>a 10 by 10 bui a building inspector issued a notice to vacate because the shed is not permanent to use as a resident. after the sudden eviction, they contacted an attorney who said they are now filing a lawsuit against the landlord. for now, the family will be staying in a shelter.>> it is extremely sad to see them having to move into homelessness without any kind of resources. the landlord is required to pay moving cost in this instance, and the city can step up and make the landlord pay those moving calls. >> the landlord to give back the $25 deposit. according to the attorney, chavez is on more than $10,000 in relocation payments. it could take up to 10 days to learn if shabbos will receive that money. >>> a case of trespassing and theft caught onlook at what a d camera caught on tape. we see a man in a chicken mask taking a potted p

ana bennett, and this project was in my purview. >> thank you. it'll be interesting to see as we look at the whole city of san francisco, not just internal to the department, what the data would look like. i think that 80% number would below. i think you'll go wait beyond that if we are -- way beyond that if we're able to get that data. and it's not easy because it is outside of our epic system. commissioner chow? >> yes, and this is in follow up to your statement about the contractors in the court. the mental health contractors are our biggest contractor, and they are on a different system. >> yes. >> you're saying that that system is currently collecting data within their system? >> we did put in fields in aven avatar, and so we are monitoring this. >> so as we go in and create data for the future for this department, then, we should also try to integrate that into the report. >> separating out the -- >> well, currently, you're kind of looking at epic up to 80%. however you want to present it, maybe presenting it separately also makes sense as

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i want to go to geoff bennett has been reporting through the day. now they got the votes, what are their priorities? >> we have another democrat throwing her name into the pro-impeachment and that's tulsi gabby of hawaii. she's running for president and often times she stakes that position. yesterday she was a strong no. the last ten minutes or so, she issued a statement, based on her close reading of the whistleblower's complaint and the white house's transcript put out and president trump's comment since all news is broken, if the country won't move forward with impeachment, that's a dangerous president. we know the impeachment inquiry will live for now within the house and intelligence committee as they pursue this controversy and what happened regarding the president's conversation with the countdowner part and what happened at the white house it appears to cover it up. that's the allegation made. the focus of the inquiry and the timeline. take a look. >> we have begun to reach out to witnesses and noticing depositions or interviews as soon as n