acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, robert boyer, former national security john bolton and michael duffy associate director for national security at the office of management budget. but in 1999 during the clinton impeachment trial, schumer argued against having witnesses like monica lewinsky testified before the senate. >> it seems to me no good case has been made for witnesses. >> fox chad pergram asked why the change of heart? the witnesses in '99 had already been given, had already given grand jury testimony. we knew what they were to say. the four witnesses we have called have not been heard from. that is the difference, and it is a difference totally overwhelming. >> tonight schumer also suggesting start dates for the trial and giving ideas how it should be handled. political experts say public now could later lead to democrats accusing republicans of not

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i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead india's government pushes through a half a 1000000000 dollar budget for a population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims all christmas celebrations are cancelled in booking a fast so after 35 people are killed by.

back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up tens of thousands of best government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held off and it's a typhoon killed 16 people in central philippines internet and phone lines are still down in some areas plus heads by corruption cases and to repeat election failure is israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces a primary challenge from his party.

mr boyer go, your time will come!r wars: the rise of skywalker. are you having a good time? you are maxing out my boy, my man. this has beena maxing out my boy, my man. this has been a huge movie, years in the meeting, he need some rest. you are selling it well, you are selling it well. thank you so much, guys. here from the european premiere, back over to you. liz is embo kind of herding cats. much more news for you any time on the bbc news website. you can reach me on most of the team on twitter, i may be busy mike embley. —— i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. after a windy and at times rather wet night, thursday promises to be a blustery and at times rather wet day. some outbreaks of rain at times, but not all the time. it is going to be windy, but with that, it's going to be mild. low pressure in charge at the moment. 0ut here to the west, various clumps of wet weather spiralling around the low. it's quite a complex weather chart, but the winds are coming up from the south, so the air is tu

assailants who ran into the building into the wrists where they were sure the reception was they opened boyer and federal security sources are saying that all of those assailants have now been killed they're trying to. identify them at the moment trying to find out who they are and possibly the later we will find out their motives as well meanwhile we're also getting information that 2 federal security officers have been sent to the hospital with their in serious condition at the moment and we're also getting information this needs to be confirmed by the way that one of the federal security officers has been killed right now the initial the one that sac took place this whole area was cordoned off but the right now you can see that the traffic is now moving and the metro stations have been opened and everything is back to full normal if you will in terms of the traffic in terms of foot people moving around the area near the building is. still cordoned off he cannot. walk or close to there the there are people working trying to discover whether there are any explosive devices or anything of tha

come fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha also coming up. mass strikes and protests against pension reforms take a violent turn in paris and other french cities and some all as measles emergency claims more lives but the prime minister says people are getting the message about vaccinations. the top democrats in the u.s. congress nancy pelosi says her party is moving forward to impeach president donald trump saying his behavior has left them with no choice but o.c. has announced the drafting of formal charges known as audit calls of impeachment she says trump has seriously violated the constitution. i democracy is what is it stake the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own benefit the president has engaged in abuse of power undermining our national security and jeopardizing the integrity of our elections his actions are in defiance of the vision of our founders and the oath of office that he takes to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states or the c

roundup caused cancer and now the number of claims being filed has more than double dose of america's boyer might happen tonio joins us to explain where the lawsuits will go from here it is a packed show so let's get started. and we begin with developing news right now in the u.s. in ca which is the new u.s. trade agreement with canada and mexico because as of monday trade negotiators from the u.s. and mexico and canada have reached a tentative agreement on this deal it would essentially become the new nafta reports indicate that a final deal could be completed we're told within the next 24 hours with congress voting to ratify the agreement before the end of this year and this is a compromise deal that has been underway for months now with work being done to close the gap on key differences between the administration and house democrats the biggest difference has been the enforcement mechanism on rules for labor unions and protections mexico's government remains opposed to allowing u.s. inspectors to enforce labor rules in mexico but they say they're open to the use of arbitration panels to

but i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from a global headquarters also coming up a mass exodus from southern russian and syrian forces pound the last rebel held area entire towns are scorched fire fighters in australia work around the clock to bring bushfires under control. in a nicholas hawkins and bar where people are queuing outside of banks for hours find out next voice since robert mugabe left our economy is going from bad to worse. india's main opposition congress party to hold a rally in a few hours against the controversial new citizenship law prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation which opponents say discriminates against muslims in india huge demonstrations were held again in the capital new delhi and several other states on sunday at least $25.00 people have died in violence since the law was passed in parliament earlier this month. was at one of the rallies in new delhi 7. it's the greatest challenge india's prime minister narendra modi has faced since he came to power 5 years ago dozens of people have been killed during protest against a c

roundup caused cancer and now the number of claims being filed has more than double dose of america's boyer might happen tonio joins us to explain where the lawsuit will go from here it is a packed show so let's get started. and we begin with developing news right now on the u.s. in ca which is the new u.s. trade agreement with canada and mexico because as of monday trade negotiators from the u.s. and mexico and canada have reached a tentative agreement on this deal it would essentially become the new nafta reports indicate that a final deal could be completed we're told within the next 24 hours with congress voting to ratify the agreement before the end of this year and this is a compromise deal that has been underway for months now with work being done to close the gap on key differences between the administration and house democrats the biggest difference has been the enforcement mechanism on rules for labor unions and protections mexico's government remains opposed to allowing u.s. inspectors to enforce labor rules in mexico. but they say they're open to the use of arbitration panels to

so i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming out of russian and government forces pound the last rebel held area of syria triggering a mass exodus of civilians entire towns scorched fire fighters in australia work around the prop to bring bushfires under control and we look at how donald trump's border war with mexico could be putting centuries old native american sites sat risk. the end. thank you for joining us india's main opposition congress party will soon hold a rally against a controversial new citizenship law prime minister narendra modi has defended the legislation which opponents say discriminates against muslims in india large demonstrations were held again in new delhi on several of the states on sunday at least 25 people have died since the law was passed in parliament earlier this year let's speak to elizabeth warren i'm in new delhi for this it is the protests against this new citizenship law don't seem to be dying down tell us about way you offer us and what's happening there. the money on a dummy a millionaire is let me in university it is o

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live mont global headquarters in doha also coming up despite weeks of protests india's government pushes through a half a 1000000000 dollar budget for a contentious population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against its 2 days of national mourning and all christmas celebrations canceled in booking a fossil after $35.00 civilians are killed by fighters in the worst attack in the us. i'm solomon job in kazakhstan and i'll tell you how the country is trying to move away from its hydrocarbon with the colony and finding investment in renewable sources. thank you for joining us at least 12 people including 6 children have been killed the syrian government forces push sharing creasing leave violent offensive deeper into province the latest attack was on a school in the town of joe boss where hundreds of displaced syrians had been sheltering government forces have made steady gains since launching an assault to retake the last rebel held province last week tens of thousands of syrian refugees are fleeing the fighting towa

fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from a headquarters in doha also ahead more rallies expected across india as anger over a controversial new citizenship law shows no sign of subsiding we'll have a live report from new delhi also russian and government forces pound the last rebel held area of syria triggering a mass exodus of civilians. to . saudi arabia's public prosecutor says 5 people have been sentenced to death and 3 to 25 years in prison 24 years in prison in the case of the killing of saudi journalists. but a top aide to crown prince mohammed bin solomon and the most senior official implicated in the crime has been cleared of wrongdoing the identities of those convicted haven't been released the closed door trial was held at the criminal court in saudi arabia's capital riyadh jamal khashoggi was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey. on october 2nd 2018 the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin soundman has said he had no prior knowledge of the operation now announcing the sentence is a short while ago saudi arabia's public prosecutor said the murder was

from fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in tow also ahead the un's investigator calls it a mockery of justice 5 men in saudi arabia sentenced to death over the measure of journalists. china japan and south korea meet for talks aimed at strengthening security and boosting trade. and i'm nicholas hawke in zimbabwe inside one of the few government hospitals still functioning find out next what the doctors association says assignment genocide is taking place inside zimbabwe's health care system. we begin in india where 50 student groups in new delhi are set to march against a controversial citizenship law but police say they won't allow the demonstrations to go ahead protesters say the legislation discriminates against muslims at least 25 people have been killed across india since it was passed in parliament 2 weeks ago let's speak to elizabeth bron i'm in new delhi for is so moranis today elizabeth and the protest rally in new delhi could be confrontational. absolutely folley we are here in the center of the capital. early and there is only rea

fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from a global headquarters in doha also ahead this hour all christmas celebrations are counseled in booking a fossil after 35 people killed by an armed group in the worst attack in the year plus. india's government pushes through 1000000000 dollar budget for a population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims or have a live report from new delhi and we look at how a typhoon has disrupted holiday travel for millions in the philippines yes. but 1st some breaking news out of iraq where a new prime minister has been named after parliament approved a critical electoral reform this was one of the main demands of protesters who have been taking to the streets for several months now in iraq the name of the new prime minister is assad nonny and he has been appointed again following this new election reforms and this long gives independent politicians a better chance of winning seats. in the parliament demonstrations are continuing despite this appointment in iraq will be speaking to our correspondent dorsetsh

techies president says he will present a bill to parliament to send troops to libya i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up a 2nd. day after dozens of civilians were killed in the know. tens of thousands government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held province. a wildfire sweeps through the city of. destroying hundreds of homes. and corruption cases and to repeat election. minister benjamin netanyahu faces a primary challenger from his party. so we begin with breaking news this hour in turkey's president to ship typewriter one has said he will be sending troops to libya after an invitation from its internationally recognized government the turkish president says it wants to support the chippie based government which has been under a months long offensive by forces loyal to warlords. the turkish president says he will seek parliament's approval once it reconvenes in january hope present a bill to parliament to send troops to libya. he also says that he's agreed with tunisia to support libya's internationally recognized government headed

back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up tens of thousands feel it best government forces intensify their assault on syria's last rebel held office a typhoon killed 16 people in central philippines internet and phone lines are still down in some areas plus hits by corruption cases and to repeat election failures israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu faces a primary challenge from his own. people in book enough morning after 2 attacks in just 48 hours at least 12 soldiers were killed when they were ambushed on wednesday night in highly in so my province near the border with mali it's the same region where an army base and a nearby town were attacked on tuesday 35 civilians and 80 gunmen were killed 2 days of national mourning were declared a warning some viewers may find the images in ahmed it or says reports disturbing. officials in brooklyn a fossil say these are the bodies of some of the men who attacked positions and civilians in the north the military says it killed at least 80 of the attackers it's one of the worst attacks by armed groups since 2008. this

boyer's. one. and only horse. was hard had 10 typing 100. and i want a letter you can add to. what i. got you mad to come at me and on the. coast it was a 100 and. they always say that for my old man. i've had has definitely i thought of what yep i know where they're going and what of all. the people you don't want to be forced. to. hello again it's good to have you back well things are finally cooler across much of southeastern australia actually it's more average for this time of year compared to those high thirty's low forty's we were dealing with last week tempers here in melbourne about 25 degrees on christmas day for city 24 but we finally have a change we are seeing more rain across the coast of queensland as well as new south wales brisbane actually maybe shari here on wednesday as we go towards thursday those showers start to push a little bit more towards north more sun for brisbane tempter coming up to about 27 degrees there townsville you will see the showers with a temperature of 30 well for the north and south island of zealand well auckland looking quite nice as

i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also ahead india's government pushes through a half a 1000000000 dollar budget for a population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims all christmas celebrations are cancelled in booking a fast so after 35 people are killed by an armed group in the worst attack in the us. i was all of a job in kazakhstan and i'll tell you how the country is trying to move away from its hydro called with the economy and finding investment in renewable sources. thank you for joining us at least 12 people including 6 children have been killed the syrian government forces push their offensive deeper into it late province the latest attack was on a school in the town of joe boss where hundreds of displaced syrians had been sheltering government forces have made steady gains since launching an assault to retake the last rebel stronghold of aid late last week tens of thousands of syrians are fleeing the fighting and heading towards the border with turkey and syrian government forces are also not closing in on the

so i'm fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from doha also coming out of russian and government forces pound the last rebel held area of syria triggering a mass exodus of civilians entire towns scorched fire fighters in australia work around the prop to bring bushfires under control and we look at how donald trump's border wall with mexico could be putting centuries old native american sites side risk.

back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our global headquarters here in doha also ahead the un's investigator calls it a mockery of justice 5 men in saudi arabia sentenced to death over the measure of journalists. china japan and south korea meet for talks aimed at strengthening 6.

fully back to boyer watching al jazeera live from headquarters in doha also coming up despite weeks of protests india's government pushes through a half a 1000000000 dollar budget for a contentious population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims.

turn fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from doha also ahead getting a taste for democracyspec's head to the polls for parliamentary elections an exclusive report from mexico where al jazeera reveals just how easy it is for cartels to smuggle guns from the u.s. and australia's prime minister returns home to controversy after a holiday in hawaii unprecedented bushfires.

back to boyer watching al-jazeera on live from of global headquarters in doha also ahead this hour all christmas celebrations are counseled in book enough aso after 35 people killed by an armed group in the worst attack in the u s plus. india's government pushes a half $1000000000.00 budget for a population survey that critics fear could be used to further discriminate against muslims.

back to boyer watching live from our global headquarters also coming up a mass exodus from southern russianand syrian forces pound of the last rebel held area entire towns are scored shi'a fighters in australia work around the problem to bring bushfires under control.

as well as our partner in these efforts, democratic leader denny boyer. i would now like to recognize my good friend and colleague the gentleman from virginia, mister conley to get his opening statement i think the chair and congratulations on your first hearing, i believe as chairman. and but especially congratulations on the single victory, without your assistance and your tenacity, this would not have happened and as you said, the data isn't complete but this is a huge step forward, congratulations chairwoman maloney . >> in september our subcommittee government operations help first hearing at the chairwoman just indicated to even discuss paid family leave for federal employees, first during in years and again, it wasdue to the persistence of chairwoman maloney that we were able to have his hearing . i was honored to work with her to ensure that a provision providing five weeks of paid parental leave remained in the national defense authorization act and it seems we were successful. but victory lap is somewhat circumscribed because there is still more