brokaw still produces for nbc news. he produces documentaries and provide the expertise during breaking news events. you requecan find his book at t ferry building. >>> one of the craft s, i kicked off at the san jose convention center. they have jewelry, art, specialty foods, all hand-made in the u.s. to comte stores on black friday. they say shoppers get more when they fwrbuy from artists. >> they know their dollar is going directly to supporting people in their community. >> the festival runs through sunday. so you have time to go. tickets are just $9. >> if you're more interested in outdoor pursuits, snow is closing roads in some areas. 180 near three rivers was shut down this morning. that is beautiful. that's leading into kings canyon national park. too much snow fell overnight and roads are unsafe. crews are working to clear the snow. >> rob mayeda joins us now. it was sprinkling with some rain, but this is the warmup for the rain. >> this is the driest day. we still have showers. that kind of tells you where the

tom brokaw is covering the events. earlier this evening i spoke with tom brokaw and corresponded ent mike on the western side of the wall. tom, i doubt if any of you watching the scene can believe what is happening. talk to us about what you have been experiencing. tom: it has been a very giddy day here. actually a giddy afternoon and evening. the remarkable thing is the east german communist party announced this almost by accident. it came at the end of a long news conference and the propaganda minister was reading policy, and then when the word began to spread throughout east and west berlin, then control was lost on both sides. the people came here, effectively seized control of the wall. you were on this side when the east german kids started to claim the wall. >> there is a dead zone on the others out of the wall. no one thought the east germans would be able to cross over. we looked over and all of a sudden several hundred east germans started running by those who were firing wire continents -- water cannons and

tom brokaw is covering the events. earlier this evening i talked with tom brokaw and correspondent mike on the western side of the wall. tom and mike, i doubt if any of you watching the scene can actually believe what is happening there. talk to us about what you have been experiencing. tom: it has been a very giddy day here. actually a giddy afternoon and evening. the remarkable thing is that the east german communist party announced this almost by accident. it came at the end of a long news conference and the propaganda minister was reading the details of a policy, and then when the word began to spread throughout both east and west berlin, then control was lost on both sides. the people came here, effectively seized control of the wall. and mike, you are up on the wall or looking down on the other east german kids started to climb the wall. mike: there is a dead zone on the other side of the wall. no one thought the east germans would be able to cross over. we looked over and all of a sudden several hundred east ger

earlier i spoke with tom brokaw and corresponded mike bets are wall. western side of the tom, i doubt if any of you watching the scene believed it was happening. talk to us about what you have been experiencing. has been a very giddy day. the remarkable thing is the east announcedmunist party this almost as an accident. then when the word began to spread throughout east and west , than control was lost on both sides. the people came here and effectively lost control of the ball. when theon these side east german kids started to climb the wall. no one thought the east germans would be able to cross over. you looked over and all of a sudden, several hundred east germans are running and they just would not stop. they ran up to the wall. they started pulling them up by the hundreds. -- tom: and we are told they can move through all of the checkpoints very easily. the question is, what will this mean for the east german ?ommunist party will it be the undoing of the party? that will play out in the next several weeks, months, maybe as long as a year. do you

now let's go back to tom brokaw at the wall.om: i guess i always thought 1968 would the the most memorable year of my journalistic career. the deaths of robert kennedy and martin luther king, the the nvision of czechoslavakia. but 1989. think what we have witnessed. tiananmen square, the democracy movement not yet dead. it may be on the run, but it is not yet dead. and what is going on on both sides of this wall. the climax that has happened here tonight. the wallfectively has come down. i mean physically as well. that's chunk of the berlin wall. men and women on top of the wall tonight taking it down, symbolically because realistically it had been taken down by the people in the last eight hours or so. they are tossing this wall east to west and west to east. they are being joined as freedom loving people and no wall can stand in their way. it is a night to remember. garrick: thank you, tom. finally, we take a certain journalistic pride in the coverage of the wall. not only today. on the day that the wall went up, and even brin

tom brokaw was there then wall's history >> and he is there tonight with new challenges germany now faces. >>> reveal gone wron the gender-reveal party -- [ cheers ] that crashed an airplane >>> like it or not, a big move by instagram why they are experimenting with getting rid of likes >>> and "wheel" drama. pat sajak rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. new details tonight on his condition and who's filling in while he's out >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening, we begin with new developments in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. the republican leadership today presenting its wish list for who should testify in the mix, joe biden's son, hunter but will the democrat-controlled house intelligence committee agree? the president today once again fighting back, blasting the impeachment process before getting a rousing welcome at an alabama football game. nbc's kelly o'donnell now with who else could be called to testify. >> reporter: the next list mr. president? should hunter biden testify -- no response from the president, but today, house

up next, veteran journalist tom brokaw makes a bay area visit. tonight the new book he's discussing about president nixon resignation. >>> former "nbc nightly news" anchor and one time white house correspondent was in san francisco today to talk about his new book. the fall of richard nixon. >> it's an up close and personal look of a president to resign in the anticipation of impeachment. sonya shin is live in san francisco with more on that. >> we got a chance to speak to brokaw earlier about his new book. >> ought to be helpful for the country to remember what we went through the last time. it was a much different political time. nixon was guilty. >> tom brokaw was at the center of it all as a white house correspondent on the ground as a -- he remembers insider moments like alexander hague and alongside him and kissinger. he recalls the shocking press conferences that brought down a president in august of 1974. >> sometimes we missed the big picture. this gives us the picture of d the book will get a sense of the context of a political time and

. >>> up next, veteran journalist tom brokaw is in the bay area, talking about impeachment, not justne that might happen but one that 45 years ago didn't. >>> and we have jimmy. >> kristen bell is here. we'll see you through the history of disney songs and judd apatow and music from danny brown. it's good. >>> black friday not over yet. e-commerce company shopify said $1.2 million a minute. people shopping via their phones. back in a moment. >>> cramped, tight, smaller seats on airplanes, are they putting your safety at risk? faa wants to know if it keeps you from getting up quickly in emergency. 60 people in test, 90 seconds to evacuate. not sharing the results but no kids, elderly or disabled people were used so can't be accurate. >>> toys "r" us, toy retailer filed for bankruptcy in 2017, closed all 800 stores last year. true kids bought the brand and opened a brick and mortar store in new jersey, plans to open ten stores by end of next year. >>> tom brokaw was in the area today, promoting his book "the fall of richard nixon," talking about something that's timely again today. >>

[applause] tom brokaw. my friend tom i have prepared a number of very tough questions and i know how to do it on you but tom you understand when i tell you our satellite time is about to expire so i've got to thank you for joining us today. [applause] bye bye, tom. he is really great guy. it was competition in my day and today among reporters and news gathering organizations. of course it was. it was a fraternity for you new to the good guys were in tom was the best. now i'm going to move over to the chair here. james a. baker just said he was 90. never if you find a chair refused to sit down for joining us now are two scholars who are recognized experts on our subject today. jeffrey angle is the founding director of the center for presidential history in southern mississippi university and expert on the presidency in the history of modern american diplomacy. he has written 12 bucks on the subject including one titled the fall of the berlin wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989 and his greatest book is titl

tom brokaw are marked on this. it is almost impossible to convey now that the wall is gone what it felt like at that place. you look in east berlin, and it was as if the color had been drained from the photograph, gray dilapidated buildings, soldiers marching back and forth. u-turn and look in west berlin, color, activity, life. and that dividing line of the wall. i thought, what do i write? what do i get the president that is equal to him and this place? in the evening, i broke away from the american party and went to a suburb of west berlin where berliners put on a dinner party for me. i did not know anyone there, but the host and hostess and i had a mutual friend with me in washington. i explained i had been told that the president should not mention the wall, and they had all gotten used to it. i said, is that true? there was a silence. i thought i committed a faux pas that the diplomat was afraid the president would commit. one man pointed and said, my sister lives a few kilometers in that direction, how do yo

coming up, veteran journalist tom brokaw is in the bay area. and he is talking about impeachment.ot just the one that might happen, but the one that 45 years ago didn't. >>> also we are under a microclimate weather alert as heavy rain and strong winds hit the bay area, what you need to know before the storm intensifies. >>> good saturday morning. it is 7:29 on this november 30th. the last day of november, brings us under a microclimate weather alert. a live look at the golden gate bridge on the left and our doppler radar on the right. and as we head into a tumultuous weekend. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira clapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate weather alert. and december is coming in like a winter mess. >> absolutely. so after what seemed like forever eternity of a dry weather pattern now we're going into a a pattern of an incoming storm system and models are showing an additional storm system setting up. i want to get you out the door. 35 degrees in santa rosa. 40s in san jose. and you're going to need your coat but make sure it is one that is waterproof.

[applause] tom brokaw, my friend, tom. i have prepared a number of top questions, and i know how to do it on you. tom, you will understand when i tell you we did not find more satellite time, it is about to expire. i have to thank you for joining us today. tom: my pleasure and my honor. [laughter] sam: he is a great guy. today among reporters and networks and news gathering organizations, there is a fraternity were you knew who the good guys were. tom was the best. now i am going to move over to .he chair here to sit james baker said he was 90, i am 86. when you find a chair, never refuse to sit down. joining us now are scholars recognized and are subject today. jeffrey ingle from the southern methodist university. these written 12 books on subjects, including one titled :the fall of the berlin wall the revolutionary legacy of 1989." his latest book is "impeachment in american history." is the policy fellow at the hoover institution. and the host of hoover's television program, "uncommon knowledge." he was a speechwriter f

next we hear from former secretary of state james baker and tom brokaw former nbc news anchor who reported from berlin at the time. other speakers include former speechwriter for president reagan peter robinson. we talked about the internal debate in adding the famous mr. gorbachev tear down that wall line to the speech. this is just over two hours. [silence] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former abc news anchor sam donaldson. [applause] thank you. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this morning's program. there are dates that all of us have a very personal. there are dates that we have as a country that we all share. in my lifetime december 7, 1941 november 22, 1953, 911, these are three terrible dates of the country. then there is november 9 1989 good news, the fall of the berlin wall. presaging the end of the soviet union. it's a subject that we are going to discuss today. how did it happen? what are the consequences? who did this? who for a look at what's in store for us this morning it's a pleasure to welcome andrew card. who served in three administrations with the ronald reagan

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[applause] [laughter] tom brokaw, my friend tom. i have prepared a number of very tough questions.o it on you but, tom, you understand when i tell you, we didn't buy more satellite time it's about to expire so i've got to thank you for joining us today. [laughter] [applause] >> my pleasure and my honor. >> goodbye tom. he's really a great guy. if you think of him as competition in my day and today among reporters and networks and news organizations of course it was but it was all kind of a paternity which he knew the good guys were and he was one of the top.tom was the best. now i better move over to the chair here. james a baker said he was 90. i'm 86. if you find a chair, refused to sit down. joining us now are two scholars who are recognized experts on our subject today. jeffrey ingle is the founding director of the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. an expert on the presidency and history of modern american diplomacy.his written 12 books on these subjects including one titled the fall of the berlin wall. the revolutionary legacy of 1989 and his la

one of the journalists present was american news anchor tom brokaw. i'm pretty exhausted as for it's 5 o'clock i've formed a monarchy so i said as our satellite. capabilities are all there they said yes ross we're getting a crate outerbridge there over a high shot all that time peter brinkman had managed to defend his siege. delhomme of waiting for the room was crammed full nobody knew anything nobody had the faintest idea but everyone felt something was up we had to be there for whatever was going to happen today. at the same time in warsaw how much code was meeting let fall winter. we had to talk with will and earn during this talk he said mr chancellor the events taking place in east germany will lead to german reunification of food for those of us for lenses it was convinced this would come of our. own room. as the working day near detained in east berlin the television journalists from the west had managed to get all the way to the government quarter they were observing east german officialdom much were. police knew their job to keep everyone and

landmark brandenburg gate in the center of the german capital will be joining the celebrations and brokaw stink of life throughout the day. well the rugby world cup winning springboks of south africa were welcomed by a sea of supporters at 0 or tom. johannesburg on tuesday thousands filled the airport to greet south africa returning home after they defeated england. to talk to win the world cup on a saturday in japan the springboks had its malls as that country meant celebrated their return. don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download from google play over me apps or not i'll give you access to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking you can also use the v.w. app that does photos and the tears. coming up next it is business africa we've been visiting and don't forget you can always get the latest news on our web site d w dot com today i'm headed home free thanks to your company and see you again a bright. future british. link from africa. the link to exceptional stories and discussion. of easy's and while with sandy deputed com

. >>> tom brokaw is coming to town.mer anchor is in the bay area tomorrow, signing copies of his new book. the 79-year-old brokaw will be at the book passage at san francisco at 4:00 p.m. >>> holiday shoppers know some of the best deals are online, but that makes you a target for online thieves. here's some tips to protect yourself. >> i would rather shop online, if i can. >> reporter: american shoppers will spend billions online on black friday this year, while scammers try to get their hands on some of that money. >> e know there is scams and all that, but i don't think of it much. >> reporter: according to the fbi, scammers stole $184 million from people online during last year's holiday shopping season. >> the criminals are getting smarter. >> reporter: this professor is a cybersecurity expert and says online shopping scams come in different forms, but some of the most popular ones are wake websites or phishing sites that try to trick you into giving u you -- them your personal information. and if a zeal sounds too

disaster the conservative brokaw's the piers morgan for one he calls the interview desperate and he says it's insane that the prince would have agreed to do this interview other people are asking what reasons there might be for him not to remember ms roberts one of them is make me go and mcgowan she is one of the original cues of the me too movement but she questions if the reason could be that there were so many young women around f.c. at the time that he wouldn't remember now we're from him but this is really presented interviews like the only work some of the motto don't complain don't explain but here we have a british royal sitting in front of t.v. cameras at buckingham palace talking about his sexual life and about alleged sexual misconduct it took the b.b.c. in the palace about 6 months to actually negotiate to even do this interview and if the if the palace thought that this might make the story go away it's they have really made a mistake now we have to wait and see what this will mean for prince andrew. what it will mean for for charities that he supports for example and what i

we're going to talk to tom brokaw, who was the only network anchor live on the air as it happened. >>> plus, how one community is honoring a world war ii veteran each and every day. >>> and tis the season. the rockefeller christmas tree almost home. its big arrival, just ahead, live. >>> first, we're going to take a break for these messages. we'll see y backou h >>> good saturday morning. it is 5:26. we're taking a live look outside 37 extremely foggy in dublin. i actually had to have my directors tell me where that was because i had no idea. looking straight at it. thanks so much for joining us. we have a look at our microclimate forecast. >> and it's another foggy start. we've been waking up to this is cloudy, foggy conditions. look at the golden gate bridge shot right there. you can't make out the golden gate bridge because of the fog, but right now, current temperatures at 50 degrees. wind speeds nice and light, 6 miles per hour. look at downtown san jose. they have the fog through there, as well. currently the temperatures '53 degrees through the south bay for the most part. we'r

in addition to contacting people you know, walter graham, tomly brokaw, i also wanted to find people who had interesting, funny or poignant encounters with john kennedy but who aren't well-known, people like priscilla johnson mcmillan, not a household name, but probably person who ever lived, who knew both john kennedy and oswald.ey there's only one. dr. ira cyler, whom you saw there, a second-year who happenedident to be in the delivery room when john f. kennedy jr. was born, not breathing. saved his life. and another gentleman, whom i much, as manyery of you may know, the kennedys son, born in august of 1963, patrick kennedy. he lived only 408 hours. the surgeon -- 40 hours. the surgeon who tried to save 30 of those hours had never spoken publicly about this incident ever before. he gave me his first-ever interview. not askeople i would them any questions about john kennedy's sex life or assassination conspiracy theories. more than enough has been written about both and people of thaty appreciative aspect. there are two or three family in the book,re including a nephew, christopher

there was a crash south 101 coming away from sjc the airport and down toward brokaw, one lane blocked sounding like things were cleared up but holding steady for 20 minutes. i haven't gotten word on the all clear from chp. haven't seen any slowing on our sensors either, though. your typical commute would be northbound and that starts another 20 to 30 minutes. as you travel north around 680 we'll track both directions via. the rest of the bay a smooth drive, a little slowing out of the altamont as you expect and nothing for the peninsula or the east bay as far as incidents or slowing. this is a concern, continues right here, westbound across that bay bridge, we had more focus around treasure island, there was report of a stall. no metering lights are on but the cash lanes are backing up, we still have one lane on each side of the fastrak to open for for the morning commute. westbound things are bunching up around the tower, maybe the disabled vehicle, judging by the visual pattern. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> rail commuters in the north bay have something to look forward to this

when we come back, end game, tom brokaw joins the panel. we cover impeachment hearings. at what it was like to cover watergate in a different environment. tom was on "meet the press request itself the morning after the saturday night massacre. >> the president has ignored the federal appeals court and fired archibald cox and acceptedhe when i was diagnosed with ms, the first thing i thought about was my family. i came home and cried. but, as i've seen my disease progress, the medicine has progressed right alongside it. trying to make medications more affordable is important, but if washington isn't careful we might leave innovation behind. let's fix the system the right way. innovation is hope, and the last thing you want to lose in life is hope. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to b

in an interview with tom brokaw, he doubled down. >> it is possible for them to go through wall at some>> it is possible for them to go through the border. >> it was a mistake, but it was too late. the word was already out. the could no longer contain the east german people. >>> president trump left washington for a friendlier crowd this weekend. he attended college football game in alabama where his public approval rating is his highest. democrats hoping to unseat mr. trump next november are out in important early voting states. democrats learns michael bloomberg might jump into this race. >> i think it's clear from the polling that most democrats are far from making up their minds. there's a long way to go in this race. >> first primary votes will be cast in less than 90 days from right now. it's finally going to get here. >>> anthony flores joining us now with sports. >> that's right. the votes are in. it's going to be a big game monday night for the 49ers. and the 49ers are favorite in monday night's showdown against seattle. are they finally getting the respect they deserve and do

. >>> tom brokaw is coming to town. he's in the bay area tomorrow signing copies of his new book "the fall of richard nixon." the 79-year-old will be at the book passage in san francisco at 4:00 p.m. >>> a mishap at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. a balloon hit a parade marcher. handlers were working to pull the balloon upright. at one point,reatening to groun balloons at the parade, but officials decided to let them fly. >>> a famously private singer picked up the tab for people's groceries today. that's singer tia. yesterday she went from register to register and paid for groceries. she told shoppers her name was cc and had just won the lottery. as you can see, fans recognized her any way. >> we always see her on "saturday night live." >> she must have been exposed once. >>> up next, steph curry like you've never seen him before. and all the football tonight. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, y

tom brokaw was there then >> live from the berlin wall on the most historic night in this wall's historyere tonight with new challenges germany now faces. >>> reveal gone wrong.

tom brokaw covered richard nixon's final year in the white house.ing the impeachment of president clinton. tom is now a senior correspondent for nbc news and also author of a new book called "the fall of richard nixon a reporter remembers watergate." talk about good timing, sir, it's great to have you here. >> i would like to say i saw this coming. in fact it was not due to come out later in november but we thought maybe we ought to get it out right now because it has applications to now. but there's been a lot of change as well. >> do you feel we over extrapolate from the watergate example to understand impeachment -- >> there's separate and unequal ones in many ways. richard nixon was in office for a full year. we have the tapes, looking at it, and yet they couldn't quite get the apparatus going. but they were very meticulous about it. when they finally got around to the supreme court saying you've got to give up the tapes, by then a bilateral position was on the hill and ready to initiate impeachment. but he, in fact, resigned before all of that

tom brokaw joins the panel.ver watergate in a very different media environment. tom was on "meet the press" the morning after the saturday night massacre. >> the president has ignored an order from the federal appeals court. he's fired the special watergate prosecutor archibald cox. he accepted the resignation of elliot richardson and forced the resignation of william ruckalshouse. in view of all that, don't you expect now that impeachment proceedings will begin in the house of representatives. epreses what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ it's been a long time since andrew dusted off his dancing shoes. luckily denture breath will be the least of his worries. because he uses polident 4 in 1 cleaning system to kill 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. polident. clean. fresh. and confident. of odor causing bacteria. (mom vo) it's easy to shrink into your own little world. especially these days. (dad) i think it's here.

did his job. all framing themselves against the way thatjohn brokaw did hisjob.id saying that it is not about me being a player, it‘s about being a referee, saying that they will speak a lot less than the previous speakers that mps can speak a bit more. so quite interesting that they are pitching themselves as doing things a little bit differently. a lot of people think that if there we re lot of people think that if there were to be another hung parliament, a brexit is still unresolved, we can end up in a situation where the speaker is very influential because they do have the power to, for example, select amendments to bills and that is a resolvejohn bercow really intervene and some would say bending the rules, just progress to change the way things are done in the house of commons. but we will know in the next few hours to the new speaker is. i will bring in my special guest. paul seaward is a former clerk in the house of commons, and now research professor on the history of parliament project. pauljoins me now. it isa it is a bit ofa it is a bit of a labourio

in an interview with tom brokaw, he doubled down. >> it is possible for them to go through the wall at some point. >> it is possible for them to go through the border. >> it was a mistake, but it was too late. the word was already out. the berlin wall could no longer separate the east german people. >>> new developments in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. the republican leadership today presented its wish list for who should testify and one of the names is joe biden's son, hunter. now it's up to the house intelligence committee. the president today once again fighting back, blasting the impeachment process before getting a wild welcome at an alabama football game. nbc's kelly o'donnell now with who else could be called to testify. >> reporter: the next front on impeachment, a new battle over the witness list. >> mr. president, should hunter biden testify? >> reporter: no response from the president, but today house republicans named joe biden's son the unidentified whistle-blower and others to its own request for public testimony. >> this is a witch hunt at the highest level

when i got about 5 which contradicted the official version given on the same brokaw asked by a police spokesman who said they weren't even carry weapons let alone firing at. the course. not not my point. to this broadcast went out i received really serious threats that night they called me 3 times i remember clearly in the 1st call they said like carlos where you want to talk to. people who were coming up to me saying carlos there are a lot of cops in town they have a least and we've heard the 2 names on that then on august 4th when the 17 magistrate issued in the arrest warrant thing and 7 fishermen and myself you know journalists will. never acknowledge that he's a journalist he's described as. a trade unionist and members officials he knew and at that point he goes into hiding. i was living in hiding for a year and a year and a half with no contact with the outside world i had to be on the run up keeping a low profile i couldn't even go shopping because i had an arrest was. ordered. to get a sing and close chalker just to environmental journalists among many who have been targeted

hide there is midday moscow friday the 15th oftener than brokaw and break with the news from r.t. international 1st for you that a shooting at a high school in suburban los angeles has left 2 teenagers dead and 3 others injured the gunfire began at around 7 30 am on thursday local time the suspects who shot himself in the head and is not expected to survive his injuries is under police custody and hospital he just turned 16 on the morning of the incident. it was one and then for a quick minds and then bang bang bang. it was almost as if it were to happen at like a brunch or lines but there was less people like people were just waiting for their classes sorry. i just heard the sound of kids crying. we never really thought this would happen in our school. she burst out crying like crazy but i feel better because i knew the danger was gone i just wanted this time until you know again. it was a. meanwhile a wide ranging report by u.s. intelligence says that many school shootings during the last decade could have been prevented recommendations in the document will be given training ses

next, we hear from former secretary of state james baker and tom brokaw, the nbc news anchor who reportedm berlin at the time. other speakers include the former speechwriter for reagan, who talked about the internal debate about adding the famous "mr.

yesterday, tom brokaw, someone who everyone respects in the media, he said i don't see it and i don't see what democrats are basing this on. he contrasted it with the lenten impeachment process where they were clear facts. they don't have that here and that's why so many of us are frustrated. scott: what do you think the white house should be doing to fight impeachment as it goes forward into these public hearings? do they need to set up a war room? it seems like mr. mulvaney has been sidelined on a lot of these issues. do they need a point person at the white house to be leading the charge against impeachment? what do they need to do better? rep. johnson: i suppose they could study what previous administrations have done. this is exceedingly rare, this is only the fourth time in u.s. history this has happened, and there is good reason for that. we remember during the clinton impeachment, i think they did have a war room and a point person over the effort to guard the president's interests. this is a very serious matter, it does not get more serious than this, and i think the presiden

good morning brokaw's rather world this is out international next story for you french president emanuel mccall has found himself in the midst of a diplomatic scandal from a controversial remarks about clandestine gangs of both gary and ukrainian migrants france's ambassadors the 2 countries have been summoned over it do penske reports. president much corn is well known for his forthright views but once again being outspoken has run to take in hot water this time it's with bulgaria crane so what exactly did he say i prefer to have people from guinea or ivory coast who work legally rather than clandestine our networks of book ariens and ukrainians both countries were incensed enough to issue formal protests ambassadors were holding to explain mark orton's comments across statement is outrageous because he is a participant in the norm a diplomat and should be specially careful in choosing words budget crain and ukrainians involved area and e.u. country this was another example of the east west divide within the union french president my current statement is just another demonstration of po

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