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mary bruce on the hill again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, washington on the cusp of history. house speaker nancy pelosi announcing the wait is over. she is sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. so, madam speaker, is tomorrow the day? >> yes, tomorrow is the day. >> reporter: the white house has suggested republicans should dismiss the trial before it even starts. but the republican leader, mitch mcconnell, isn't interested. you clearly want to get this over sooner rather than later. why not push to try and dismiss? >> there is little to no sentiment in the republican conference for a motion to dismiss. our members feel that we have an obligation to listen to the arguments. >> reporter: the trial set to start next tuesday. still up in the air, the question of witnesses. several key republicans say they are interested in hearing from additional key players. >> including john bolton? >> including john bolton. yes. yeah. he's someone who i would like to hear from. >> reporter: but mcconnell won't commit, saying if they do call witnesses, it would be up to a majority

boyhood greatest ever hero robert the bruce in the form of argus mcfadden whose new film under bruce taught build the edinburgh international film festival last. stand. me. good faith. you've changed me. if change the king county and the land we live in. gaza comes to a fight some of us might not see the sunset but that is the true nature of war. and knew this. now. in your eyes. you felt her fear and her teach. at the office so if wept tears and if she took blood and just touched the cold crude skin of her death. we. have scotland clutched in the cricket team. and now. we set her free. is that not worth fighting i had. a huge break in the international block plus the brave and you played the robert the bruce was asked to come in for the english prince and it and i said because of the writes about sports and not our oh you want to play robert the bruce. but you can't because it's been offered to a movie star so forget about that come in to meet mel and talk about this role so what did i do i went in to have a no work for 9 months. and i and he said so you want to talk about the role

but bruce was very much attracted to ruby. and so cometh he told ruby he wanted to date her and of course, ruby. he was out of his mind. but he pursued her. and they begin dating. the parents were not in favor of this interracial couple. they thought trouble was going to follow it. onethey continued to date another. the parents realized there was nothing they could do about it. and so bruce and ruby wound up getting married. it is a wonderful love story that survived and came out of a movement. sustained to past the movement. and this photograph is another special one. because this shows you how young some of the people were who were actually marching and a part of the movement. -- this young girl and boy standing here in the front, they are actually the younger sister and brother of ruby who was in the first photograph sitting across the intersection on franklin street. and so when ruby would go out in the marches, their mother would tell them not to go out. their mother was mama cat. and she was amazing. she would tell them

she asked if bruce ohr went all the way to then candidate trump. bruce ohr said, yes.as the basis for this meeting. your reaction? >> that is pretty extraordinary, that was occurring, that was just assumed even when there were questions about the underlying evidence from steele and other sources. it is also extraordinary, at the time more people were not asking questions. it raise as broader question of what exactly was happening at the obama justice department, that this type of inquiry and conduct seemed to occur, continuously at very high levels. liz: at high levels, high levels inside of the russian hierarchy. we have the controversy over fbi fisa abuse denier. that is what he is being called, appointed by the fisa court to oversee fbi fisa reforms. mark meadows is upset about it. devin nunez is upset about this. david kris has basically downplayed the fbi's misleading and abusive, abusing the fisa court to spy on carter page. your reaction to this story? >> i certainly understand why mr. nunes and mr. meadows are so concerned because you're right about the positio

mary bruce, our entire team in washington. our coverage of the impeachment trial for tonight. >>> but we do move onto the other breaking news in that deadly cry us tonight, spreading from china around the globe now, and this evening, it's here in the u.s. the cdc now reporting one man is now hospitalized in everett, washington, that's near seattle, and now two more major u.s. airports are set to screen passengers arriving from china. abc's kayna whitworth is in washington state tonight with what authorities revealed late today. >> reporter: tonight, the first confirmed u.s. case of that mysterious virus tracked here to washington state. a 30-year-old man diagnosed five days after returning home to seattle from wuhan, china. >> our number one priority is to complete the identification of all the patient's contacts, reach out to the contacts and monitor their health. >> reporter: health officials report the patient did not visit that wuhan fish and meat market, ground zero for the outbreak, where today, teams were busy disinfect

president trump responding tonight, and we begin with mary bruce on this historic day. she's on the hill tonight. >> on the part of the house will be received -- >> reporter: today, on the senate floor, a solemn ceremony seen just twice before in american history. the trial of president donald trump, now officially under way. >> at 12:00 noon, the senate will receive the managers of the house of representatives to exhibit the articles of impeachment against donald john trump, president of the united states. >> reporter: a sight rarely seen. nearly all 100 senators present, sitting quietly in their seats. >> hear ye, hear ye, all persons are commanded to keep silent, on pain of imprisonment. >> reporter: the chief justice john roberts then sworn in. >> raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that in all things pertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald john trump, president of the united states, now pending, you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and the laws, so help you god? >> i do. >> god bless you. >> reporter: roberts then admini

mary bruce live on the hill. jon karl live at the white house. >>> also breaking tonight, the coronavirus. the trump administration declaring a public health emergency. right here in the u.s. another case confirmed tonight. the president barring national from the region if they're at risk. now planes from that part of the world only allow at seven major airports in the u.s. with hundred of americans stranded in china. >>> at mar-a-lago hours before president trump's arrival, a suv crashing through two checkpoints. >>> in new york city, the chaotic sce hour. word coming in of a number of assists. watching severe storm storms this sup weekend. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the deadly stadium collapse. workers working to demolish the building when it gives away on its own. >>> an apartment building on fire. the man clinging to the ledge. the ted bundy case. for the first time in decades the former girlfriend and her daughter who were with him for years in a rare interview with amy robach. >>> and so many of you at

claire, bruce is a beautiful dog. how many dogs like bruce are being smuggled into this country?nd figures on. but which do know it is a huge number of dog, so we have been working with the enforcement authorities who seize dogs, we fund their time authorities who seize dogs, we fund theirtime in authorities who seize dogs, we fund their time in quarantine and we rehome them through our centres and we have so far rehomed over 1,000 puppies in that way and that is the tip of iceberg. so it's a huge issue, we have done four undercover investigations on the trade now and time and time again, we see puppies, with fraudulent pet passport, travelling when they are younger than the 15 weeks they should be to travel between eu countries, being imported into this country for sale, often to owners that absolutely don't know what their puppy has been through and they have come from abroad. what state was bruce in when he arrived? so bruce came from bulgaria, he was seized at the border, for coming in, with incorrect paperwork, but he's very very lucky, obviously we rehomed him through dogs

mary bruce leading us off tonight. mary, thank you. and you and i will be here in washington this time tomorrow, and of course joining george and our team. live coverage begins tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> but to the other news this monday night, and to that state of emergency in virginia, as thousands gathered for a gun rights rally in richmond. weapons were banned from the rally site. people closely screened as they passed through a single entrance. on the other side of the fence, many heavily armed. and abc's victor oquendo is right there in richmond tonight. >> reporter: facing freezing temperatures, tense scenes as thousands of heavily-armed gun rights advocated descended on virginia's capital city. what's the goal here today? >> to send a message. >> reporter: the richmond rally is a yearly event held by a local gun rights group and usually uneventful, but tonight, second amendment groups around the country are using it as a rallying point against what they see as a national erosion of gun rights. virgini

bruce, jump in at any point. i hope you will. bruce, as a former executive director, he talks about this as three eras of the commission. the first era as you point out, is an era where we have household names, literary and cultural icons. there are many of them. and then the second era is an era of commissioners who might not necessarily be household names, but you're certainly -- but certainly movers and shakers in the washington community and beyond. the business community and the media world, and who have the ability to pick up the phones or write the letters or have the conversations that could perhaps influence events. and then, we are in the third era which is executive directors. i am walking in the shoes of some truly extraordinary executive directors, catherine brown, for example, who launched the report as we know it today, the compendium. that was her baby. shawn powers followed her, some groundbreaking work on can pd survive the internet for example which is one of the most highly cited works on these issues today. a

tammy bruce and matt schlapp will expose it all. stay until the end of the show tonight, we have something special. friday follies, i will be joined by two incredible guests. trump upsets liberal hollywood by taking out a terrorist, and i hit the streets to discover thef seniors are playing more video games. joining the right hearing studio, you don't want to miss this. but first, iran is vowing revenge for the killing with revolutionary guard leader in an air strike yesterday. it's not clear how they will retaliate, but u.s. troops and security officials are on high alert, and now, there are reports of another deadly air strike on iranian backed militias in iraq. for the latest details, we go to fox's benjamin hall, who is life in amman, jordan. benjamin? >> raymond, good evening from jordan. all day, we will been waiting for some possible retaliation from the irradiance, but out of nowhere came a surprise announcement that there may have been another u.s. strike just north of baghdad. it is not yet confirmed, but early reports sug

ok city devils falls commentator bruce and manny is on the program today for more on this hey bruce the 1st questions 1st do you think this was the right decision. yes absolutely christine absolutely i think money deserves to be the king of going for the ball for 2019 but because of the statistics they all showed there he was the best among the 3 finalists that is that he had matters of. his team it mohamed salah of egypt speaking about mohamed salah brous a lot of people thought that he would win so i'm interested to know what did that decision come down to in the end you know i was hoping for $103.00 looking to be the only player to win the award more than twice only some will it or yeah you have to have won this more than 2 times that is 4 times. you know it comes down to panel of experts from cough who will select the nominees and then later when the shortlist is made. captains of 454 national teams of africa come down to choose the winner and you know they're the people who work closely with these players as they train with them travel with them and they know from the statistics re

bruce it's been great to talk to you many many thanks indeed bruce fein in washington let's go back to how did your castro on capitol hill how do we have this this 15 minute break for a try to votes just to confirm what we already heard by voice a little earlier. that the 15 minutes was up some time ago. explain how this works what's going on. well the vote will be adopted which makes it official at that point that at 5 o'clock local time here in d.c. that's when we'll see speaker pelosi signed and ratified the appointment of these impeachment managers and then we'll see a very ceremonial procession of these 7 individuals who are the democrats that will be arguing the case against president trump in the senate they will walk from one side of the u.s. capitol where the u.s. house of representatives chambers are found they will be accompanying the printed articles of impeachment housed within and below this and they will walk across the capitol to the senate doors and deliver those articles to the senate that will crossed a threshold in american history it will be only the 3rd time that

david, we'll see. >> mary bruce. it could be a long two weeks ahead. thank you for that. >>> as i mentioned at the top tonight, the president fully aware what was playing out over on the hill, but he was moving forward. a victory of his own at the white house. a signing ceremony today for the first phase of a trade deal with china. the dow closing above 29,000 for the first time, but the president did make reference to what was happening on the hill. and here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl now. >> reporter: president trump gathered his top supporters to announce an agreement he says keeps one of his most important campaign promises. but first mentioned the drama on capitol hill. >> some of the congressmen may have a vote and it's on the impeachment hoax. >> reporter: then, with great fanfare, he signed a partial trade deal with china. >> together, we are righting the wrongs of the past and ve auturc justice and security for american workers, farmers and families. >> reporter: china has now promised to spend at least $200 billion

actor bruce dern and actress diane ladd are parents of daughter born february 10th. oh my god, that's so beautiful. >> but you catch on real quick. >> reporter: having hollywood parents helped, a little at least. in 1974, when diane ladd was shooting "alice doesn't live here anymore" laura landed a cameo. that's her at the count were the ice cream cone. and she was her mom's date to the 1975 oscars. >> i can't help but focus on the photo. i am probably 6 or 7, and i look terrified, don't i? >> call me, okay? >> reporter: a few years later, she was in movies of her own. still, dern says she planned on getting a college degree, but hollywood intervened. you went to hlong >> two days. >> reporter: but just then, she was offered a big role in director david lynch's landmark film "blue velvet." you go to the school and say i'd like to take a leave of absence. >> yes. >> reporter: and they said no? >> and they kind of disparaged the movie too, didn't they? >> yes, like this is crazy to go do this radical kind of insane project and give up your college career. it's one movi

tonight, the president's team already responding and abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: in the senate chamber today, the democratic prosecutors invoking the words of alexander hamilton, saying the framers warned against a president like donald trump. >> and his object is to throw things into confuse, that he might ride the storm and direct the whirlwind. >> reporter: chairman adam schiff saying thepresidt'shoonv instige joe biden is exactly the kind of scenario the framers feared. >> they feared that a president would subvert our democracy by abusing the awesome power of his office for his own personal or political gain. >> reporter: democrats say the president withheld nearly $400 million in military aid to serve his own political needs. >> the president used the hold on military aid as leverage to pressure ukraine to announce these investigations that he hoped would help his re-election campaign. >> reporter: the president, it appears, was watching from air force one, just 30 minutes later, trump tweeting, "no pressure." in a series of methodical speeches, the democrats laid

>> mary bruce with us again tonight. thank you, mary. >>> we also have new reporting tonight on the helicopter crash that took the life of nba legend kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. the ntsb revealing that the chopper did not have a recommended warning system, but could it have made a difference, or was it too late for any warning? and tonight, kobe bryant's wife vanessa has now made her instagram public with a new image. here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas now. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning more about the helicopter and the pilot of that doomed flight that killed kobe bryant and eight others. the ntsb revealing the chopper was not equipped with a terrain alarm system that could have alerted the pilot to the approaching hillside. >> terrain! pull up! >> reporter: but some experts caution that still might not have been enough to change their fate in those final seconds. >> in this case, the helicopter was in such an extreme position, just 600 feet above the ground, diving at the

streets of fire: bruce springsteen's son has a new job. why he'll soon be fighting fires instead of singing smoldering ballads. and, a world war ii medic finally gets the recognition he earned, at age 103. how he summoned the courage to save lives as bombs fell around him. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news out of southern california. a delta flight headed to china dumped more than 10,000 gallons of jet fuel over los angeles, sickening as many as 60 people, incl to r its fuel and make an all of the passengers on board are safe and a larger disaster was averted, but all of that fuel rained down on at least six schools, including on a playground. danya bacchus leads off our coverage tonight. >> reporter: as emergency crews raced to a southern california elementary school, they feared the worst. >> reporter: park avenue elementary is on the landing path to l.a.x. >> reporter:

mary bruce live back on the hill tonight. democrats playing that video of senator graham from the clinton impeachment trial where he said, you don't have to commit a crime to be impeached. his colleagues turning to look at his chair when that happened and he wasn't there? >> reporter: quite a moment, david, but senator graham was not there in the chamber, though it did get quite a few snickers from his colleagues when they turned to look at his e chai now, david, democrats have one before the trump team finally has a chance to respond,saturda. but tonight, sources tell us that they may opt for a shorter session on saturday so that the president's team can make the bulk of their response next week when more people are likely to be tuning in. >> mary bruce again tonight.anu rymanow, a, nd to australia, where those historic wildfires have now claimed the lives of three american firefighters. and tonight just in here, new images of that c-130 that went down. abc's maggie rulli just back from the fire zone. >> reporter: tonight, t

>> so, let's get right up to mary bruce, live on the hill tonight. and senate republicans just emerged from that meet, and i know you are learning the majority leader is sending a warning to republicans as a whole, and the white house tonight, that he does not have the votes right now to block witnesses? >> reporter: well, david, there's a lot of uncertainty here tonight, but we have learned that the republican leader just told his members that right now, he does not have the votes to block witnesses. there's a lot of concern here tonight, as one top republican told us, that this could become a disorderly, chaotic mess. but that vote to consider witnesses is not expected until friday and, david, a lot could change between now and then. >> yes, this has been very fluid from the start. mary bruce, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> and in the middle of the impeachment trial, president trump unveiled his sweeping new peace plan for the middle east, with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu by his side, he proposes a palestinian state if certain c

>> mary bruce with us again tonight. thank you, mary. >>> and this evening, a second video has now emerged of president trump with rudy giuliani's associate, lev parnas. the president has said he does not know him. parnas has claimed he worked to pressure ukraine to investigate the president's political rivals. let's get right to pierre thomas with us live tonight. and what have you learned about this new video? >> reporter: david, the new tape shows indicted rudy giuliani associate lev parnas at president trump's mar-a-lago resort at a small fund-raising event. the april 2018 gathering was ten days before another event caught on tape where parnas and president trump are in a small, private dinner at trump hotel in washington, where they discuss rue yan. david, these videos challenge the president's assertions that he does not know parnas. >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> we do have new reporting on the investigation into the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others. the wreckage has now be

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and linda, and one of her brothers, bruce.come to both of you. >> you this, appreciate it. >> linda, start with you, tell me what it's like going all of these years knowing you did not know you have siblings and all of a sudden, realizing you did. >> it's kind of astonishing, i have an adopted brother, but i had absolutely no idea that i had any blood brothers and it's just amazing, really. ed: yeah, it's very heartwarming especially as we're headed into the new year of 2020. >> bruce, talk about the phone call, the e-mail. had you did you learn you had a sister. >> oh, back in may i received a letter from the georgia adoption reunion registry advising me that i had a blood relative of my mother and they were trying to reach out, that she was trying to reach out to me. and they had my mother's name on there and everything. my first thought it was a scam. so i threw the letter away and several months later i was coming back from a meeting and i'm driving down the road and i saw i had a text and i glanced over at the dashboard,

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>> all right, mary bruce live on the hill tonight. mary, thank you. >>> and the other major news this monday night, that earthquake rocking puerto rico. the 5.8 quake striking as people slept, damaging homes, knocking out power and threatening landslides. it is the latest challenge to the island, still reeling from devastating hurricanes two years ago. here's abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: tonight, puerto rico rocked by a 5.8 earthquake. in this neighborhood, houses cracked, shaken right off their foundations. power poles snapped, stretching across the street. and look at this home, the top floor collapsed, pancaking both cars parked below. it was one of the strongest quakes to ever hit the u.s. territory, causing small landslides on this highway. drivers forced to avoid boulders during their morning commute. officials say tremors have been hitting the area since late december. the quake striking at 6:32 a.m. local time, less than ten miles off the southwest coast near the major city of ponce. a place we visited a few mont

mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: tonight, speaker nancy pelosi announcing she is ready to turn over the articles of impeachment to the senate, setting the stage for just the third presidential impeachment trial in american history. >> are you satisfied, madam speaker, that there will be a fair trial in the senate? >> no. >> reporter: senate republican leader mitch mcconnell's response -- about time. pelosi's been holding up the process to pressure republicans to agree to additional witnesses. >> documents, documentation, witnesses, facts, truth -- that's what they're afraid of. >> reporter: witnesses like former national security adviser john bolton. he's ready to testify, and even some republicans say they want to hear from him, too. >> i do believe that we should be completely open to calling witnesses. >> reporter: but mcconnell not budging. and today president trump said he would invoke executive privilege to block bolton. >> well, i think you have to for the sake of the office. >> let's get to mary bruce, she's live up on the hill. speaker pelosi planning to send the

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all right, mary bruce again tonight. mary, thank you. >>> to other news now, and to australia, where those historic wildfires have now claimed the lives of three american firefighters. and tonight just in here, new images of that c-130 that went down. abc's maggie rulli just back from the fire zone. >> reporter: tonight, the worst wildfires in australia's history claiming american lives. an air tanker carrying three american firefighters crashing while on a mission. the frantic emergency calls coming in. >> fire comms. message red, speak to your captain, message red. crashed? >> yeah, fire comms. it's just a ball of flames, over. >> reporter: the three were onboard this massive c-130 hercules nicknamed "zeus," battling a fire near canberra. >> we will be forever indebted to the enormous contribution and indeed the ultimate sacrifice that's been paid. >> reporter: more than 200 american firefighters have deployed to australia since the fires erupted. at sydney's airport, they were given a hero's welcome. on the fire lines

talk about robert the bruce you told me you could have been edward the 2nd yes. that's correct and i was in there for an hour and a half and he was like look at me go and look at the casting director like why is he talking about this and he said so ok well it was great to meet you you know want to talk about the other guy i said no i'm good good luck with the movie and i left and kicked myself for days afterwards and i haven't worked for 9 months woman doing but i got a phone call 10 days later and i was asked to come back to see him i was and i sort of a done now i'm something wrong you know and turned out that the actor who'd been offered the role was trying to get. a role in the other scottish from which would be made at the time the robbery. which was considered the folly of the earlier script so 'd everybody wanted to be in the other one this one was like the cheesy hollywood. got invited back and it turned out that this other actor had let go the day go by by which he should've accepted the offer so they withdrew it gave it to me so as a sort of element of

mary bruce joins us from the capitol tonight. another key republican lisa murkowski also criticizing democrats for not going to court in their fight for more witness before this actually came over to the senate for this trial. but we should point out murkowski is not saying whether she'd vote for witnesses in the senate. >> reporter: david, that is the key question -- whether or not these moderate republicans are going to join democrats in calling for these new witnesses. meanwhile, the president's team is set to start their case tomorrow. but they're only expected to be in session for a few hours, saving the bulk of their argument for next week when more people are likely to be paying attention. the president acutely aware of ratings, tweeting, looks like my lawyers will be forced to start on saturday, which is called death valley in tv. david? >> mary bruce tonight, mary, thanks again. >>> the other major headline this friday night. the deadly coronavirus soaring in numbers tonight. a new case in the u.s. the cdc confirming a s

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