the commandant of the marine corps general david berger is also joining us as honorary grand marshal. fiveank him and all of the grand marshal for being here today. i would also like to sincerely thank all of my fellow patriots who are supporting this great event, especially best-selling author and patriot -- navy seal eric brents. fedex ceo and marine veteran fred smith and a great anonymous -- made ourmade out event such a great success today for the united war veterans council. we are fortunate to be joined today by our commander-in-chief, president donald j. trump. and the first lady, melania trump. the first sitting president to attend the veterans day parade, which speaks volumes to his commitment to you, our veterans, and active duty military. there is truly no greater supporter of the united states armed forces then our 45th president. always had ahas special relationship with the military. and specifically with the new york city veterans day parade. over 25 years ago, donald trump he is continued that special relationship by making veterans affairs a priority since the moment

for example, luciana berger who isjewish set fostered. he said he had forced an entire moderate centre—right position from the party with 21 mps forced out. he said borisjohnson was reluctant to have an inquiry into anti—semitism because he would be the chief subject. he said that the conservatives during this campaign we go back to the greatest hits of the referendum campaign in 2016 and use immigration to whip up fear so they clearly believe those are two mps, the liberal democrats believe these are two mps with a strong potential attack on what they see as racism and the other two big parties —— in the other two big parties. you can find out what each party is promising to do on the issues that matter to you in our general election policy guide, which will be updated throughout the campaign, including once the manifestos are published. that is at bbc.co.uk/news or on the bbc news app. accident and emergency departments in england have recorded their worst performance since current records began in 2004. other targets covering cancer an

with germany's ambassador a day after he was released from house arrest him soca welcome christian berger to his home in phnom penh he still faces treason charges and is banned from politics and from leaving the country the cambodian government spent facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition. once again broken out in chile with riot police firing tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators in santiago it comes after president sebastian pinera offer to rewrite the constitution which dates back to the era of us to pinochet once great once being written the document we put to a public referendum that the opposition says the vote should come 1st so people's views can be considered a lot america has more from santiago. the unmistakable sight and sound of the quick cheese national dance. in the same plaza where some travelers largest protests are taking place these people came to remind chileans that there are things that unite them all they feel like this is a decisive time it's making us reflect on what we're all and what we want to become we need to feel em

mr mullen berger recently faced us lawmakers who accused him of his firm building flying coffins.eceived a $13 million bonus on top of his $1.7 million salary. the us coats imports of chinese goods by more than a quarter according to a un study. the organisation found the feud between beijing and washington cost $35 billion in the first half of this year and drove up prices for american consumers. well, they are trying to move closer to a trade deal but beijing is also looking to make progress on a long—awaited european union— china trade arrangement. and i could get a boost today when french president emmanuel macron meets his french counterpart xijinping. i'mjoined by monica miller. macron is going on a charm offensive? a huge part of his agenda on this trip is trade. and to give you an idea of the sins of the scope, he has brought a large business contingent with him that represent 30 companies, all of them have a strong interest in getting their products into the hands of chinese customers. now it's all a big effort to get beijing to agree to the terms of a eu—china trade deal

and i can put on the other side luciana berger, she had horrific abuse directed at her and she left theo go, because of this lack of leadership, as they see it, byjeremy corbyn, that tells you a lot, surely? her leaving is a real shame. ithink that tells you a lot, surely? her leaving is a real shame. i think it was because of the abuse she received online from people purporting to be labour party members. she has publicly been very disappointed by how the leadership has dealt with that. the question of leadership, jeremy corbyn could be in number10 leadership, jeremy corbyn could be in number 10 within weeks. and clearly, he has had three years at the top of politics now. he has failed to deal with this problem. the labour party is under investigation. the investigation into procedures has not come through yet. i look forward to seeing the result. it is important that the labour party hold themselves to the highest of standards. but for them to stamp out anti—semitism before it enters government, there is a real threat here. jewish people are not safe or secure. there are a lot of thre

joined, as well, by the honorary grand marshal of the parade, marine corps commandant general david bergerand the sergeant major of the marine corps, troy black. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] let us also show our profound appreciation to the 2019 grand marshals of the parade who have served in world war ii, korea, vietnam, the gulf war, and iraq. this morning, as more than 30,000 patriotic americans lined the streets of manhattan, we carry on a noble tradition that began one century ago. in 1919, the people of this city filled block after block to welcome home general pershing and his 25,000 american soldiers after victory in world war i. just a few years before, many of those soldiers had boarded ships not far from here at hoboken port, more than four million americans supported the great war, and more than 116,000 made the ultimate sacrifice. at the 11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month in 1918, the armistice was declared. the war had come to an end, and the allies achieved a great victory. every year since, on november 11, we have shared our nation's deep

back with us tonight is berit berger with the eastern district of new york and the southern district of new york. berit, please expand on why it is significant and why is it important to label this bribery? >> i think nancy pelosi was very specific in calling this bribery for two reasons. the first is that unlike quid pro quo, bribery is something that most people understand. especially people -- we have a general understanding. the second reason is this is one of those delineated things in the constitution that is a basis for impeachment. along with treason, along with high crimes and misdemeanors, bribery is specifically identified. so much like other prosecutors, what she's doing here is marrying up the facts and the law. she's saying these are the facts and this is the law that we would think they would go with. this is the specific basis for which these could lead to impeachment. >> and remind us what subset of the case ambassador -- former ambassador yovanovitch can speak to and fit into. >> yes, so, she really expands the time line. as you discussed earlier in the program she

pete davidson had a special guest in the "snl" audience last berger., his girlfriend kaia at the after an eye witness tells ushey spent the evening alone togethern the back of the restaurant in one of the bohsouching flirtatiously and laughing, but refrained from kissing. >> i don't juskiss and tell. >> i kiss and tell and i take >> at the same bash n hamm made a cameo in the epode and at the same after party he was spotted alongside rumored romance lindsay shookus. ryan reynolds also had with mariah carey's kids. her song moroccan is obviously a fan donning his "ddpool" mask. ryan captioned the photo, whoa, my vision board became a photo. >> i look up to them spiritually, but they're very small people. >> fox has big plans for the event's 20th anniversary next year. >> from new yoro houston where kanye west made a bold claim at joel osen's church. that's north with her dad and kim in the front row. >> now t greest artist that god has ever createds now working for him. >> i know that god's been calling me for aong time and the devil's been distracting me >> kanye and his choir were on

back with us tonight is barrett berger, a former assistant u.s.ttorney with both the eastern district of new york and the southern district of new york. barrett, please expand for us on why is it significant, why is it important to label this bribery? >> so, i think nancy pelosi was very specific in calling this bribery for two reasons. the first is that, unlike quid pro quo, bribery is something that most people understand, especially people who have children -- >> right, exactly. >> we all sort of have a general understanding of that. but the second reason is that this is one of those delineated things in the constitution that is a basis for impeachment, along with treason, along with high crimes and misdemeanors. bribery is specifically identified. so, much like other prosecutors do, what she's doing here is really marrying up the facts in the law. she's saying, these are the facts, and this is the law that we would think they would go with. this is the specific basis for which these could lead to impeachment. >> and remind us what subset of th

that marcus berger says the our next was a pioneer in hybrid technology which has since played a very strong role in all lexus models lexus sees it as the current answer to the debate on alternative drive systems because it's very practical with a vehicle drives on electric power up to 50 percent of the time but it doesn't have to be charged externally because it's a self-sufficient system so it's not affected by a lack of charging points. the latest version of the r.x. which has just been introduced is the face with did 4th generation it features additional welds to increase the rigidity of the body new dampers reduce weight and boost driving dynamics safety systems have also been upgraded the latest generation of election safety system plus provides even more driver assistance and better action in prevention and of course there are also other new touches. lexus have redesigned their trademark grille the new honeycomb shape is all it takes his cue from the x. crush over which was launched your insurer money earlier in 200-1000. that's 5000. there's a sleek new design for the headligh

head of marketing markers berger says a team of marketing people lived in a village on the u.s. west coast for a while to get to know the lifestyle of their potential customers. they wanted to see what made things people tick and this knowledge flowed in the product development. that's not of that came the ls 400 i watch research then which was aimed at a highly competitive market a segment in which every available technology you can imagine goes into the cart. it was designed with a strong focus on comfort with plenty of onboard sync to equipment. powerful v a gasoline engine. it wasn't just a matter of watching the car under the market but also positioning the new brand. after the launch of the 0 as 400 and the smaller ears to 50 in the u.s. in 1000 even 9 b.l.s. from. branch also came to earth and new models were added like the more affordable g.s. of a. muted 1998 and was one of the vehicles that established the premium s.u.v. segment 7 standards in comfort and luxury everything on the r.x. set itself apart from existing s.u.v. . lexus achieved another technical milestone in

. >> the redwood city company behind a meatless berger is getting ready to offer something new. you may soon be able to add to your plant-based burger. they are launching a new pork product. the company made this during an announcement with bloomberg. china accounts for nearly 30% of the world's meat consumption and impossible foods hopes to transform consumers tastes to its plant-based options. >> i'm in. >> i'm ready. >> i've been ready. >>> kids and adults may have an excuse for not liking veggies. >> a study at the kentucky school of medicine say some people may be hard wired not to like veggies due to their genetic makeup. the researchers found people with a gene more prone to taste bitterness were two and a half times less likely to enjoy vegetables. it was presented at the annual meeting of the american heart association. you know what else? >> what else? >> grow up. >> i mean let the children use this -- let them use this study. i blame you. >> and mom is like we're going to 23 and me that. >> prove it. >> i have no idea if they can do that. >> they can figure out a way

biologist culture to berger is testing whether the pavlovian theory of learning works on plants the same way it does with animals the russian physiologist showed that dogs can quickly be conditioned to associate a ringing bell with food before long the sound alone causes the dog to start salivating that's because it's learned the bell equals food. so does the same hold true for plants. and if so what stimuli do they respond to. mimosa plants respond to contacts by folding up their leaves. in an experiment placed a mimosa in the dark after a while she then switched the light on which through no response then she started to jab the leaves which immediately closed up. she repeated this process again and again light on and then jam. then she switched the light on but left the leaves alone and they folded up straight away anyhow it would appear the plant had learn to associate light with physical damage and the response remained long after the experiment was stopped. but biologists still can't agree on whether this constitutes the ability to learn. even mean so much humans i find it annoying

former federal prosecutor for the southern and eastern districts of new york, barrett berger.en rhodes and elise jordan. jonathan lemire, let me start with you and what the ap is reporting about a second witness to that call between sondland and donald trump who among other problems with it sounds like it wasn't secure at all. >> reporter: right. yesterday in many ways the breakout piece of news, if you will, was the revelation of this phone call from ambassador taylor. he vealed it yesterday in the hearing saying that one of his aides overheard it. that aid will now be testifying behind closed doors in the next couple of days. the ap has been able to report that a second diplomatic staffer was also present at the time, overheard the call and has verified the same contents. so what this does, it is a significant step here. that much more closely ties the president to this effort to shake down ukraine to threaten to withhold the military aid unless it cooperates with his desire to investigate. that's the word he used, investigate, joe biden and his family under the guise of cor

nejra: bloomberg's dani berger, think is so much. up, london decides not to renew the retailing ride-share license.s we speak to the boss of a competitor, next. >> this is bloomberg daybreak europe, i am nejra cehic in london. today, the au parliament is scheduled to vote on the new commission. if confirmed, ursula von der leyen's commissioners team will take office in december. nejra: data to watch out for including corp. ece for the quarter -- core pce for the quarter. plus, watch electronics company omi earnings for its third quarter. hoover's drivers screening program is inadequate and is a primary reason for it not getting a license. competitors are wellpoint to take over uber's misfortune. one of them offers an alternative to uber pool. -- isg us is maste mariusz zabrocki. they will continue to operate will be up field's decision -- while they appealed this decision. prepare forneed to this challenge. obviously, scaling up within a very short period will mean we need much more capacity. nejra: how do you plan to actually avoid

russia and to to also to promote legislation defending those people and it does leave me actually berger going to my next question because i think on these and defending those people and it does leave me actually berger to my next question because i think on these and other problems which affect millions of people this seems to be far more open other problems which are fact millions of people. the state seems to be far more open to criticism and far more amenable to change than street politician to criticism and far more amenable to change than street politics and i understand it's a false dichotomy i'm not trying to even joy here but isn't it also true that x. and i understand it's a false dichotomy i'm not trying to even joy here but isn't it also true that people who are really in the vast that into changing russia are no doing that on the street people who are really in the vast that into changing russia no doing that on the streets you say we pay too much attention to politicize 3 protos to the detriment you say we pay too much attention to politicize 3 protos to the detriment of ot

released from house arrest can soco welcome christian berger to his home in phnom penh now he still faces treason charges and is banned from politics and from leaving the country cambodian government's been facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition protests have once again broken out in chile with the riot police firing tear gas and water cannons at demonstrators and santiago this comes after the president sebastian pinera offer to rewrite the constitution a document dates back to the era of pinochet and once rewritten the new constitution will be put to a public referendum at the opposition says the vote should be health 1st so people's views can be considered but those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera throughout the day for all the day's news and so it's story is that next . free thought with limits cambodia's opposition leader is released from house arrest bot his colleagues face hurdles as they try to return from exile can they maintain pressure on the prime minister despite a government crackdown this is inside story. hello and welcome

unacknowledged or that the past predates by century every bit as important to shape the united states of today bergerealized watching my mexican schoolmates w if a last name was garcia it would be an entirely different set of assumptions and expectations on me i was born in ohio but i move south for my father's job my grandmother did not speak english but yet my white middle-class shielded me from those indignities put upon the non-european immigrants. and then on my father's side my maternal grandparents came around the second world war and after the case of my grandmother. and my grandmother who never lost her italian accent raise my daughter on - - decided to raise her daughter in english. my anglo-saxon name relies on my roots what bothers me is why had i could transcend this but not those of hispanic names? they have a much deeper path than i do swear they still traded as strangers in their own country? language, belonging race and, nationality are difficult questions with the best of times but especially fraught with pain at theom moment this is an attempt to make historical sense of the large

has met the german ambassador a day after his release from house arrest camps welcomed christian berger to his home in norman pan he still faces treason charges and is banned from politics for leaving the country become body and government's been facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition and another opposition figure cambodian national rescue party acting leader sam rangy says he'll stay in malaysia where he's in exile no we did find another way to go back to cambodia i will be staying in the region because the situation can change very quickly and i will go back in cambodia. when days say much yearly physical possibility to do so with my colleagues. well the government's been given a month to respond to demands from the e.u. or preferential trade status the u.s. for cambodia on notice over what it says is a decline in democracy and human rights. as his country's economy was being put on notice the cambodian prime minister hun sen had culture on his mind. he arrived to oversee the closing of the water festival in phnom penh which marks the end of the

then—labour mp luciana berger was among those to condemn his comments. is a tee up the time. treat at the time. she has since left the party and joined the liberal democrats. jeremy corbyn‘s supporters say the anti—semitism accuations are amplified by his critics in order to do political damage. they question whether any action by labour on this issue would be enough. others point to the examples i've listed — and the numerous other example sof anti—semitic comments posted online by people who say they support labour — as evidence the left has a problem. for his part, mr corbyn has always maintained his intolerance of anti—semitism — and said so again today. anti—semitism is a poison and an evil in our society. any form of racism is a poison in an evil in our society. i have spent my whole life fighting against racism. i will die in anti—racist. —— i will die an anti—racist. i want every community to feel safe and supported in this country. jewish community, muslim community, hindu community, any other community from any faith or any other part of the wo

met germany's ambassador a day after his release from house arrest cam so her welcomed christian berger to his home in phnom penh he still faces treason charges and his family and from politics cambodian government has been facing increasing international pressure over its crackdown on the opposition and another opposition figure cambodian national rescue party acting leader sam rainsy says he'll stay in exile in malaysia you know we will find another way to go back to. i will be staying in the region because the situation can change very quickly and i will go back in cambodia. when they say much yearly physical possibility to do so with my colleagues and. the u.s. supreme court will hear 2 cases on president trump's crackdown on immigration it's hearing arguments to decide whether the trumpet ministrations cancellation of the so-called backup program that affected $700000.00 people was unlawful the obama era law prevented the deportation of undocumented migrants who came to the u.s. as children separately the court will hear the case of a 15 year old boy killed in mexico by a bullet fi

presents to moderate mps within the labour party who vocally oppose corbin and when people like luciano bergerown corbyn and challenge fundamentally the climate of ignoring anti—semitism, and in some cases, covering it up. we're going an interesting time in politics. tectonic plates are shifting and realignments are often exaggerated. but we are really seeing it here, aren't we? it's not just happening in the labour party, it is also happening in the conservative party, having the whip withdrawn and dominic grieve, a tory to his core, now finds himself without a party standing as an independent. and splitting the vote. so we had ian austin, john woodcock, tom harris is the third and michael mccann fourth. he was a scottish mp. also in this article is jack straw. i'm interested to know about what you think about his comments in the past? what do you make of this? if he does become prime minister then they are going to have to answer to they are going to have to answer to the electorate for the racism and economic vandalism this vulva going to recon this country. strong words. very strong words.

republicans to the white house kind of to try and make sure that they're on board backing him sam berger is vice president of democracy and government reform at the center for american progress a colleague adrian finnegan spoke to him earlier and asked about the strength of the testimonies certainly an explosive week of testimony that i think laid out a very clear case that the president has committed impeachable offenses perhaps the the most shocking testimony came over wednesday and thursday 1st bastard who was trump's point person in ukraine basically saying that everyone was in on it the highest reaches of government were aware of what he was doing and signing off on it and then the next day with dr fiona hill coming to realization almost before our eyes that what she was doing namely running a process to protect american national security was not the primary focus in ukraine rather it was investor somberness efforts to obtain these investigations to help the president politically that was at least the white house's focus with respect to ukraine so given all of that why would the pre

fox 11 in los angeles received this video of gracie and berger . she turned 15 years old just last month. the teenage boy who died has been identified as 14-year-old dominic blackwell. the other three students wounded are expected to survive. >>> now is the latest on the impeachment inquiry into president trump and a second day of hearings held on capitol hill after the ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch sat in the seat and she reacted in real time to president trumps tweet on twitter. >> now the president in real time is attacking you. what effect do you think that has on other witnesses willingness to come forward and expose wrongdoing? >> well it's very intimidating. >> ousted u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch reacting in real time to president trump tweeting during her testimony that everywhere she went turned bad. democrats call it witness . spe reporters during the testimony president trump remained defiant. >> on freedom . the republicans have been treated very badly. >> the career diplomat appeared before the house intellige

on saturday for the other student who died in that school shooting. 15-year-old gracie anne mull bergerafter the attacks the gunman shot hill sem and later dade. >>> a building breaks down in flames. this is in los angeles. the fire started at around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. it spread to all five stories of the building. about 125 firefighters battled the flames as other crews evacuated abt 100 homeless tents in that area. no word on who is responsible for the fire. there are no reported injuries. >>> happening today, san francisco residents are protes tcall of a city supervisor. they said they won't tolerate intimidation. bleep. bleep. >>> [crowd noise] >> signs visor sandra fewer led this chant and now the district residents are a cougs the police officers association of a smear campaign. the position to recall her needs 8400 signatures to go into effect. demonstrates start at noon across from the city hall. >>> 6:07. now to campaign 2020, p michael bloomberg joining the democratic primary race. >> he joins 17 other presidential hopefuls before the next debate in los s ecber. strateg

of problems in the program i'm figuring it out late one night reading fourth amendment cases and bergerversus new york and they are two citations the hoffa version and o'brien versus united states. and i was shocked. could that be my stepfather cracks it turns out it was a case with chucky o'brien but when i was in high school he only said how corrupt the government was to break every rule and they did it to me and then i had the supreme court case and i never knew about this case. it turns out it was true and he was illegally surveilled and it did vacate his conviction as basically with decades of emerging from the public in the mid- sixties and he was the beneficiary of this because of him and his lawyer in the office of the mob person he was close to. this was shocking to me for many reasons because i was in a very special space with the president of the war on terrorism and then all this just came rushing back to me everything he said about the justice department and there i was knee-deep in the surveillance program with serious legal problems and chucky was lard - - at-large and it

out about the justice department late one night reading fourth amendment cases and i'm looking at berger versus new york reading along with two citations hoffa versus united states o'brien versus united states. i was shocked. could that be my stop - - stepfather turns out it was when i was in high school chucky said how corrupt the government was they did surveillance all the time i didn't believe him i never knew about this case but it turns out it's mostly true and he was illegally surveilled in the early and they did vacate the conviction basically to clean up decades of surveillance finally emerging from the public he was the beneficiary because the government was illegally surveilling him and his lawyer in the office with the mob so this is shocking because i was in a very stressful situation of the warrantless war on terrorism and another dramatic period of my life comes back and came rushing back to me with the justice department and there i was knee-deep in the surveillance program with serious legal problems and it is still true in large when i was there in the 2000's. this bega

and of the honorary grand marshal, the 30th commandant of the marine corps general david berger who i spoke with this morning. what's your message to america today? >> message to america. i think for a moment, just pause. think of what veterans have done for this country and what they are doing right now. when you see one in, shake their hand and told them thank you for their service. think their family for their service. this is the one day per year that we tell them thanks for guarding the gates. >> general burger told me he is thrilled to be in new york city and also excited to help pay tribute to the nation's heroes. >> bret: rick, you've been taking viewers to war zones for many years and obviously, you've spent a lot of time with the u.s. military but you've talked to a lot of marines as well? >> yes, and we worked on a series for fox nation called real marines which gave us an opportunity to sit down with some of these war veterans and talk to them about some of their experiences. one of them, captain branson who is in one of the most dangerous places on earth in a four-year sp

two of the victims killed yesterday, 15-year-old gracie mule berger seen here and 14-year-old dominick black well. investigators searched the shooter's home continuing to look for a motive in the attack. they found six firearms, most registered to berhow's late father. >> no motive or rationale has been established for the subject's assault. suffice it to say, we did not find i manifesto or diary that spelled it out. any suicide note. >> two of the victims remain hospitalized. 14-year-old addison who is pictured here. expected to be release in the next day or two. the fifth victim is a boy released from the hospital yesterday. we do have this reminder for you. go to abc7news.com/take action. you can find links to resources regarding bullying and school safety. we have links to connect you directly with local lawmakers. >>> in the north bay, one city is dealing with something unprecedented, not to mention bizarre. a santa rosa city council member continues to serve her city while living in south america. her absence continues to cause problems. cornell barnard is at city hall with the s

and knute berger is a journalist and columnist for "seattle weekly." old school seattle, all.willapa bay and the hood canal for over five generations, since 1890. with three restaurants in town, they know what they're doing. >> anthony: are you eating this whole? head, tail, bones and all? >> knute: yes. ♪ >> anthony: whole local smelt, flash-fried and served with pepperoncini sambal aioli. local dungeness crab, cooked and chilled with pickled ginger sauce. and oysters, lots of oysters. >> anthony: so seattle has been, for a very long time, considered one of the more foodie, for lack of a better word, foodie cities. >> knute: yeah. >> anthony: if you ask people why, generally they said the sheer abundance of really good ingredients. >> knute: yeah, exactly. i mean you got the ocean there, you've got cattle country and orchard country just over the mountains. >> anthony: yeah. >> knute: to say why the things is changed in seattle is there's not just the pike place market but every neighborhood has a market that -- >> anthony: has a green market. >> knute: yeah, and so those ent

the grand marshal included three honor recipients and the marine corps, general david berger. >> whatessage to america today? message to america, i think for a moment, just pause, think of what veterans have done for the country, what they are doing right now. when you see one, shake their hand. tell them, thank you for your surface. thank the family for they are surface. this is that one day where we pause and say thanks, thanks for guarding the gates. >> the president did not take off to the president himself but they returned to trump tower after the ceremony this morning. shannon. >> shannon: thank you. people lining up around the supreme court tonight hoping to get a seat for tomorrow's hot button case. the justices will take up one of the most politically charged issues since the start of president trump stern ending the daca program. the executive action, the obama-era program estimated 700,000 people brought to the u.s. illegally as children. the trump administration said daca is not working and more importantly it is unlawful. the program benefits both streamers and this coun

we're very glad to be joined as well by the honorary marshal of the parade, david berger and troy blackank you very much. let us also show our profound appreciation to the 2019 grand marshals of the parade who have served in world war ii, korea, vietnam, the gulf war and iraq. this morning as more than 30,000 patriotic americans line the streets of manhattan, we carry on a noble tradition that began one century ago. in 1919, the people of this city filled block after block to welcome home general pershing and his 25,000 american soldiers after victory in world war i. just a few years before, many of those soldiers had boarded ships not far from here. more than 4 million americans fought in the great war and more than 116,000 made the ultimate sacrifice. at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, in 1918, the war had come to an end, and the allies achieved a great, great victory. every year since, on november 11th, we have shared our nation's deepest praise and gratitude to every citizen who has worn the uniform of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard and marines. we

the honorary grand marshal general david berger. >> for a moment, just pause, think avoid veterans ofry and what they're doing right now. would you see one, tell them thank you for your service. >> vice president is laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. speak silent tribute to the uk celebrating 101 years since the armistice celebrating the end of world war i. the president laid a wreath at the park, but the focus squarely on the tens of millions of men and women who have hurt served this country so bravely. >>> new this morning, spacex launched 60 small satellites from cape canaveral, florida. we show the view live on mornings on 2 just before 7:00, elon musk wants to put thousands of the satellites in orbit to offer high-speed internet service everywhere, he plans to start a service next year in the u.s. and canada. >>> space enthusiast keeping an eye to the sky for a rare clips of a solar phenomenon, the planet earth mercury is crossing in front of the sun. christina is live to show us some excitement in the oakland hills. >> reporter: good morning to you, lots of exc

among them was melissa knoll with john berger law firm. saying it was the main aggressor. >> when you have that licensed police officer who is escalating the parking dispute essentially into the deadly force in a very crowded area, we are very concerned on how that could happen. >> reporter: in a statement, they said unfortunately when a police officer is confronted with the felon armed with the firearm, deadly force may be necessary. we ask for you to take time for the investigation to finish. being conducted by vallejo police and the d.a.'s office, also conducting an internal review. in vallejo, henry lee, ktvu fox 2news. >>> a part of highway 1011 that was shut down for much of the day is back open tonight. the tanker overturned around 11:30 this morning near gilroy. cal-fire deployed that hazmat team to remove gasoline from the tanker as it leaked onto a nearby grassy field. southbound highway 101 remains closed at east san martin avenue until 8:30 tomorrow night. and so far no word on what caused that initial incident. >>> all right,

we saw senator berger say this is a very historic moment. the republicans do not feel they're going in adequately prepared for what will be a very prepared, very intent and very focused democratic majority. >> let me just challenge a couple of the pillars of prediction, because i'm scarred from 2016. i'm out of the prediction business. >> and i tried to not be in it, too, but i just slipped into it. >> but the polls, we do not have very many events in this country. i can think of the olympics, i can think of the christine tes. we don't always know when something is viewed -- you know, the super bowl, we do not have many news events that is broadcast wall to wall in what's called roadblock coverage. is there a contingency plan in case when people see -- i believe there are two purple heart recipients, an iraq war veteran, diplomats. people were recruited by mike pompeo. people will not see that witness on the stand. there will be no one that donald trump would dare to take their 130,000 there are salary to work. sl any sense on capitol hill t

joining me flour kristen welker, staying with us we're joined by berit berger, michael crowley, and stanley fried now with the atlantic council. welcome, all. kristen, you follow the president every day, every minute of the day, every second of every minute of the day. let's just face it, in that conversation, even according to the transcript that the white house -- partial transcript that the white house released, it was very clear what the pressure was on in terms of the new elected president of ukraine. this was not an equal matchup. the president was saying do me a favor, he was making it very clear what he wanted. and the fact is that in that conversation where they were at the united nations where they met face-to-face, he said, oh, i wasn't pressured. he's facing the guy who has the $400 million in weapons that he needs to face vladimir putin. >> that's right, and i think that savannah did a good job of talking about the backdrop to frankly every conversation that would take place between a president and the leader of ukraine and in this instance president trump and president zelensk

one decision, unanimous, delivered by the chief justice warren berger. >> president nixon has not yetn of the supreme court today, which ruled that he must immediately turn over tapes of 64 presidential conversations. >> i said to general haig that i would resign but it would be with dignity and with no rancor. and then i thought a minute and i said, well, al, i really screwed it up, didn't i? he didn't have to answer. >> this momentous, tragic, sad evening because it looks as though president nixon is going to resign tonight. mr. nixon at this hour is at the white house preparing for a talk he will give on television later this evening. >> i don't know how i got myself together, but i did. >> have we got an extra camera in case the lights go out? i'm just kidding. get these lights properly -- my eyes always have -- you'll find once you get past 60. that's enough. you've taken your picture. did you take one just now? that's it. >> good evening. this is the 37th time i have spoken to you from this office. i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term complete is abhorrent

the honorary grand marshal general david berger for a moment pause and think of what veterans have done for the country and what they are doing right now. and when you see one, shake their hand and tell them thank you for your service. >> reporter: at arlington national cemetery vice president pence laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. solemn tributes in the uk and throughout europe as wellcelebrating 101 years since the end of the world war i. the president laying a wreath at a memorial here in the park but not taking part in the parade with the focus squarely on the tens of millions of men and women who have served this country so bravely. in new york, rick leventhal fox news. . >>> a big game set to go down tonight at levi stadium. 49ers taking on the seattle seahawks. what to expect in the matchup of west coast rivals and what's at stake. >>> very quiet now. a lot of fog this morning. most of that is on the san mateo coast and now temps will be warmer today. we will show you that coming up. . >>> the san francisco 49ers take on the seattle seahawks on monday night foo

investigators still don't know why that daniel berger how opened fire in the campus quad and then shot in the head. the 16 year-old died at a hospital on friday. the last hospitalized victim has gone home. >>2 of the prison guards on duty the night jeffrey epstein died are. prison thtmselves now they're in jail in connection with his death. his death both guards turned themselves in and will face charges for falsifying records and conspiracy. according to the indictment tov a knoll and michael thomas searched the internet for furniture sales in sports news that night instead of checking on inmates. the guards were supposed to stop by epstein sell every 30 minutes. but court records indicate they did not check on him for 8 hours. noel's attorneys spoke to reporters after leaving the hearing today. he's dismayed. >>the us attorney's office has decided to charge him in this matter. we believe that. is not the resolution of this matter. >>they've seen died while awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges. but before he went to trial a new york medical examiner said he hanged himself

saying this guy is available because i have half-time work at which point justice, chief justice berger let me do certain pool memos for him. i arranged two months with powell, two months with stevens, and two months with o'connor. then brennan picked me up as a full-time clerk because he had an open spot unexpectedly. suddenly i was working for him full time. at the end of the two months with stevens he said could you please stay with me full time. he had two clerks. everyone else had four. i went to brennan and stevens and they said it doesn't matter. we want them to know exactly what we think. there is no confidentiality here. just tell them. so that's what i did. and two months with powell. the only person i didn't work for is justice o'connor. when she learned i was going to be full time in brennan's and steven's chambers, she pulled out of two months with me because she was worried about confidentiality. she later said to me, you know, i was new then. she said -- shows you how long it's been. anyway, it was great. >> you have been able to hold down a job a let better since then. s

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party, ican hear them went towards the labour party, i can hear the applause, this is for luciana bergernd the fact that we are doing that is a sign of the huge growth of support that we have seen huge growth of support that we have seen within our party, we have thousands more activists. we have thousands more activists. we have thousands more activists. we have thousands more supporters and members. offering our country hope. we are here at an exciting time, and it's also the most serious of times at the moment, we have the opportunity to change our nation 's course but we have an opportunity to change the chaos that we find ourselves in the midst of which could stop brexit. because too many things are not working as they should be, we seek the conservatives and the labour party stuck in the past, failing time and again to deliver a better future. how often have people in this room been out on the doorstep and heard people not being able to decide which would be the worst option? borisjohnson, fostering a hostile environment in our country or jeremy corbyn, fostering a hostile environm

former federal prosecutor for both the southern and eastern districts of new york, berger.nd political reporter for the "new york times," nick confessore. let's first go though to capitol hill where garrett haake is standing by. garrett, these transcripts, i wish they came out more in the 12 to 2 range, not in the 2 to 4 range. i am going to need a new prescription at the end of this. but what's amazing, what is sort of piercing in this testimony, and i think what distinguishes it even from the others is mr. kent almost sounds like the conscience of the state department. he articulates in his testimony the historical role that the united states under democratic and republican presidents has played in bolstering not just militarily these former soviet states but in helping them stand up a rule of law. it's startling to me to read his reaction and his sort of real explanation that it was our country's president assaulting the rule of law. >> reporter: it's really interesting. it's clear why democrats are putting him together with bill taylor in that first open hearing on wedn

hasn't finally realized ok can't really help him at the latest from washington kimberly thank you sam berger is vice president of democracy and government reform at the center for american progress my colleague adrian finnegan spoke to him earlier and asked him about the strength of the testimonies. certainly in the explosive week of testimony that i think laid out a very clear case that the president has committed impeachable offenses perhaps the the most shocking testimony came over wednesday and thursday 1st investor gordon somnolent who was trump's point person in ukraine basically saying that everyone was in on it the highest reaches of government were aware of what he was doing and signing off on it and then the next day with dr fiona hill coming to realization almost before our eyes that what she was doing namely running a process to protect american national security was not the primary focus in ukraine rather it was investor solomon's efforts to obtain these investigations to help the president politically that was at least the white house's focus with respect to ukraine so given al