where land rover in burlington -- and for thousands of jobs depend on a strong manufacturing sector. and that sector needs markets with fluid supply chains all across the european union. a vote for this deal would be a vote to cut manufacturing jobs all across this country. this deal, mr. speaker, would inevitably and absolutely inevitably lead to a trump trade deal. -- forcing the. u.k. to diverge from the highest standards and expose our families, once again, to chlorine washed chicken and hormone laden beef. this deal --

i never went to a cardiologist before this event and i didn't one in burlington.found a good cardiologist, they looked at my heart, and he says the recovery is going very, very well and we look forward to a full recovery. echocardiogr echocardiogram. >> which is an important test, an echocardiogram tells how well the heart is beating and can give some indication how sfever the heart attack was. what did they tell you? >> they told me we're on the road to a full recovery. there was some damage but what happens is, within the next month we'll see what happens, but so far, so very good. >> and there's a video of you swinging a bat. >> trying to keep up with my grandchildren, that is very exhausting. >> it's almost a silly question to ask how you're feeling, because you said you feel great. >> sanjay, the god's truth is if you were sitting there and say, bernie, did you have a heart attack last week, i would say, what are you talking about, i feel great. i have not an ounce of pain. i've been walking around a whole lot, playing ball with the kids. so, you know, i feel

>> ryan nobles for us in burlington, vermont. ryan, please stay on this and keep us updated. >>> this morning, the white house is refusing to comply with the house impeachment investigation at all. refusing to comply with congressional oversight, period. the trump administration has already blocked one key witness from testifying and will likely block other witnesses from appearing on capitol hill this week. joining me now is democratic presidential candidate senator michael bennet. he's on the senate intelligence committee which will have an interest in all of this as well. senator, thank you so much for being with us. the white house says -- >> thank you, john. >> -- it's not going to subject itself to congressional oversight at all. and it bases the argument on a constitutional criteria there. my question to you is, what should democrats do about it today? >> well, we're going to keep pushing for it today. i don't think that their stonewalling will hold up. i think that the courts will do what they did in the nixon case and ma

cnn's ryan nobles is live in burlington, vermont.aign this morning? >> reporter: well, essentially, erica, this came after bernie sanders made a trip to his cardiologist yesterday. remember, he had a heart attack a week ago. after he returned from that visit to the cardiologist, he spoke to reporters a little bit and talked to us about how things can >> i certainly intend to be actively campaigning. i think we're going to change the nature of the campaign a bit, make sure that i have the strength to do what i have to do. i don't know if there's anybody who did more rallies than we have done. we're probably not going to do three or four rallies a day, do two or do other events as well. >> reporter: sanders pointed out that while he was going to scale things back that he was already moving at a pretty incredible pace, far exceeding what many of his democratic rivals were doing. he started to think that's not necessary and now in light of this scare with his health, it would make sense to dial things back a bit. that doesn't mean he's g

east of burlington in the boat heavy fighting in early 1945 claimed the lives of thousands of german and soviet soldiers many of the war dead still live here. to find them members of the group the association for the recovery of the fallen in eastern europe have been excavating the old trenches. digging twice a year they've excuse the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you meet if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so there is of course it's right there because you found him there is problems that you have to solve as well. that's why 40 specialists from across europe historians anthropologists and archaeologists are collaborating on this project they're doing it on a volunteer basis using their vacation time to look for soldiers' remains. in order to later identify the dead the volunteers very carefully remove the remains from the ground the greater the number of personal objects they find the greater the chance of identifying them and notifying families about their missing relatives . the nex

news live from burlington key intel kurdish forces reveal how they tracked down the leader of the so-called islamic state of rubble is all that is left of barker i doubt in northern syria after the american range in which he died while the current state of their source provided the intelligence to let u.s. forces to baghdad is hide out in the 1st place also coming up. not backing down antigovernment protesters in iraq to find an army curfew fowling to stay.

this is the news live from burlington turkey ignores u.s. sanctions and press the head with day 7 of its offensive in northern syria and russia says syrian government troops not control the key town of mansbridge as they seek to contain the turkish assault also on the program the president of both areas football federation says he'll step down on friday after racist abuse of england's players overshadows the euro 2020 qualifier was subjected to monkey chants of nazi salutes from the stands the incident raises questions about how to talk on racism in full. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on turkey to halt its military action against kurdish militias in northeastern syria the united states is not economic sanctions and neither diplomatic sources say the u.n. security council will meet to discuss the issue for a 2nd time since incursion began almost a week ago meanwhile syrian government forces allied with russia have also moved into the border area and they're now said to be in control of a wide area ar

. >> reporter: dave and christine, we're getting mixed messages from the sanders campaign in burlington he recovers from the heart attack he suffered a week ago. sanders telling us, after visiting his cardiologist, that he would have to scale back his campaign events. he wouldn't be able to keep up the robust schedule he had prior to suffering that heart attack. in an interview on nbc, that was taped yesterday, sanders said, he misspoke when he said he was going to change the nature of his campaign. and that he would be back at it in no time at all, just as busy as he was before. there would be a slow ramp to that point. eventually, he would be back up and running, no differently than he was before. this is showing us it has an impact on the sanders campaign. and the perception he has with voters. a 78-year-old man suffering a heart attack. what does that mean about his fitness for the presidency? and sanders is pushing back that he and his campaign were not transparent enough when he suffered the heart attack. they waited until he was released from the hospital to let the public know a

he is recovering back home in bur burlington vermont.e stepped out today for a walk with his wife jane. >> how are you feel something. >> when can we see you back on the trail? >> getting back to work a little bit right now. mostly i'm trying to -- i used to walk a good distance every day. but i -- i'm trying to get back to it. something i'm doing right now. >> how about that, ryan nobles is following the sanders campaign for us. how is he doing? what's the story with his schedule? >> brooke, he seems to be doing much better, as you saw briefly he talked to reporters today and said he's feeling better, this is the most we've seen him since he suffered that heart attack a little less than a week ago in las vegas. he took a ten minute walk with his wife around burlington. he continues to lie low, staying out of the spotlight as he recovers from this heart attack. we don't know for sure when he's going to get back on the campaign trail in ernest, we do know the work of the campaign continues. at 1:00 today, sanders held an all staff confere

it was about a ten minute walk around his burlington neighborhood here in vermont. day and chilly day here in burtlington. he's feeling good and he'll be back on the campaign trail soon. >> the senators haor has been d in his ipad making calls. he's using his official twitter to call up president trump in that decision on syria. he calls that decision abrupt and it is extremely irresponsible. he released a new plan to combat corporate kndonations. also goes after the democratic national convention and ban corporate contributions to the democratic convention. if he were to become the party's nominee. what you are seeing that he's trying to show that while he's resting and recovering, his operation is still going. he had surrogates out enforcing this weekend and he's trying to show that despite the fact that he had nothing on his schedule until october 15th, he'll be a force. >> joe biden has built a campaign on the idea that he was the best candidate to take on president trump. but, he seemed to have been caught unprepared for the scale of the attacks from president

he is off to burlington, vermont, today, he spent the night here in las vegas, he is off to burlington vermont today, where i'm told he will spend three day, a couple of days relaxing and getting better here and i am promised by the campaign that he will be on the debate stage in ohio, on october 15. jo? >> gary, the senator says he will take a short time off, a few days as you report here, but how long do you think, does he actually need to recover here, to give some of his more skeptical supporters the security to know, okay, he's going to be fully healed, and fully back up to speed? >> well, i think there is a fine line. there i don't think the campaign wants to be down for too long. they don't want to seem like somebody that took too long to recover but they don't want to get back on the trail too quickly and i have been covering him nonstop since may, and he has four or five events a day and he is running us ragged across iowa and new hampshire, the early campaign states and i think the campaign has to be easy on what he do and he is a 78-year-old senator and he needs to recover f

that's when he returned home here to burlington.s daughter-in-law has three grandchildren -- three children, i should say. it's not something they're talking about very publicly. levi's wife was a private person. they ask this information be kept within the family as they mourn this loss. but to your point, this is another thing sanders is dealing with on top of his health issues and the fact he's running for president. >> how devastating. thank you for that update. >>> well, ronan farrow's long-awaited book is almost out. and in it, a former nbc news employee comes forward with very disturbing allegations. new allegations against former "today" show anchor matt lauer. details next. ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin ♪ that's my new

the burlington high school team, their coaches and fans wore custom made t-shirts with a message first promoted by their heroes. the jerseys covered the t-shirts to comply with vermont principal's association bylaws. but some took them off after scoring a game-tying goal. >> we had plans to lift them up. people got excited. >> i riptd mine off. >> and twirled it around. >> yeah. >> the team took those yellow cards in stride tying the game and selling more than 700 of the t-shirts inviting men to pay 16% more to symbolize the average pay gap in vermont. >> they got their voices heard. >>> today in san francisco and san ramon, thousands of people walked with the goal of ending type i diabetes. it's called the jdrf1 walk. in san francisco the three-mile walk was held at fort mason. jdrf's goal is to raise $1 million forndurype idiabetes. san fransc raised over $900,000. >>> so you saw there. you see there, it is a gorgeous day out there. >> you wish you were outside, don't you? >> who said that? boss, i never said that. may be thinking it. >> drew tuma's thinking it and saying it. >> don'

the question then is doesn't imposing de minimis burden as the corset and burlington northern or does that it was a significant burden. the court said the same role can oppose us and it can to some people and a tree to burn as to others. a schedule change might be trivial a worker with no kids, but it worked with kids it would be significant. >> i imagine you would say that excluding a transgender woman from the woman's bathroom would be far more than a tremendous burden on that on the person be move out of that. >> exactly. >> let me move the on the bathroom to another example, and the stuffy force but it will be, one. a transgender woman is not permitted to compete on a women's college sports team. set discrimination on the basis of sex in violation of title ix? >> hartline is different statute with regulations that explicitly permit sex segregated teams when competitive skill or contact sports are involved. >> this is a question of someone who has transitioned from male to female and wants to play on the female team. she's not questioning separate female/male teams. but she was bor

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. >> reporter: if his health is an issue, he said voters will decide harry smith, nbc news, burlington, vermont. >>> in california tonight, utility companies preemptively are cutting power to millions to prevent another potential wildfire disaster. here's miguel almaguer with that >> reporter: tonight across fire-prone areas of california, it's lights out. in an unprecedented move, one utility company pulling the plug on some 800,000 customers affecting millions as winds threaten to spark wildfires from faulty power equipment. pg&e shutting off electricity to homes, businesses, even traffic signals. >> i've been to like four different stores trying to find a generator. >> reporter: in retirement communities, seniors depend on electricity to maintain their health >> this is not an inconvenience for us it's life and death. >> reporter: with many warned they could be plunged into darkness for days, a run on supplies was made overnight. the largest preventive shutdown in california's history comes after officials deemed several fires including this blaze that killed 85 people in paradise w

fashion industry wants to profit from that a trend that can't be overlooked at trade fairs like burlington's fashion week truly green labels or fair fashion have to prove they're completely sustainable from fabric production to dying to finishing and that makes them expensive but the amsterdam museum hardly mentions that aspect. some exhibition actually founded by special brothers so what the same dress a sustainable sustainable this is a new brand actually it's remote and you can use that it's a nice new maemo you can put on your clothes and so i think it's very important to have a different look to see what's through high. in amsterdam the textile giants are getting inspiration from startups that are bringing new ideas into the fashion industry is using recycled materials or natural dyes instead of synthetic ones. the big companies meet with the startups in workshops the museum has received 20000000 euros from sponsors to fund them. works for one of the startups. i think it's very important on the one hand to have a program where you connect the big companies to good grades ideas that are

where land rover in burlington -- and for thousands of jobs depend on a strong manufacturing sector. and that sector needs markets with fluid supply chains all across the european union. a vote for this deal would be a vote to cut manufacturing jobs all across this country. this deal, mr. speaker, would inevitably and absolutely inevitably lead to a trump trade deal. -- forcing the. u.k. to diverge from the highest standards and expose our families, once again, to chlorine washed chicken and hormone laden beef. this deal -- >> the responsible leader of the opposition in the traditions of our democracy must also be heard. and it will. jeremy corbyn. mr. corbyn: this deal enshrines the principle we keep pace with the european union on environmental standards and protections, putting at risk our current rules from air pollution standards to chemical safety. we all know the public concern about these issues. all at the same time that we are facing a climate emergency. we as for workers' rights, simply cannot give the government a blank check. mr. speaker, you do not need to take my word

nd land rover in burlington. thousandses of jobs depend on a strong manufacturing sector. and that sector needs markets with fluid supply chains all across the european union. a vote for this deal would be a vote to cut manufacturing jobs all across this country. this deal, mr. speaker, would inevitably and absolutely inevitably lead to a trump trade eal. forcing the u.k. to diverge from the highest standards and expose our families, once again, to chlorine washed chicken and hormone treated beef. this deal -- >> order. i did say that the statement by the prime minister must be heard. the response by the leader of the opposition in the traditions of our democracy must also be heard. and it will. jeremy corbyn. mr. corbyn: this deal enshrines the principle we keep pace with the european union on environmental standards and protections, putting at risk our current rules from air pollution standards to chemical safety. we all know the public concern about these issues. all at the same time that we are facing a climate emergency. and as for workers' rights, we simply cannot gi

in the end he chose a different plan and decided to drive a truck into a crowded burlington christmas market not investigators think he was also considering another attack using weapons and bombs these newly examined photos suggest that and his amery could have been planning an attack on the german chancellor. will stay here in europe the family of the late spanish dictator francisco franco has attended a burial ceremony for his remains they were removed from the state earlier on thursday it's part of a bid by the spanish government to transform the memorial into a place of national reconciliation hundreds of thousands of political dissidents were killed imprisoned or with missing during the 4 decades of authoritarian rule that rule began following his civil war victory in 1939 but many of his supporters have been critical of the repair. art world there's no i'm joined by my call the news per this from our spanish service it's good to see you again so why why is this happening now we're talking about 40 years after his death. there was a fear that. reopened the. off the civil war also

east of burlington in the boat their heavy fighting in early 1945 claimed the lives of sounds of german and soviet soldiers many of the war dead still live here. to find them members of the group the association for the recovery of the fallen in eastern europe have been excavating the old trenches. digging twice a year they've excused the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you mean if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so there is of course exciting because you found these problems that you have to solve as well. that's why 40 specialists from across europe historians answer apologists and archaeologists are collaborating on this project they're doing so on a volunteer basis using their vacation time to look for soldiers' remains the associations chairman. is an entrepreneur from hamburg he has a personal motivation for his involvement his grandfather was among the soldiers killed in world war 2. but we're here because we want to resolve the fates of the soldiers who senselessly lost the young liv

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news live from burlington key intel kurdish forces reveal how they tracked down the leader of the so-called islamic state of rubble is all that is left of abu bakar al baghdadi hideout in northern syria after the american range in which he died while the current state of their source provided to the intelligence to let u.s. forces to baghdad is hide out in the 1st place also coming up. not backing down antigovernment protesters in iraq to find an army curfew fowling to stay on the streets until the nation's leaders step down in the holy city of karbala 18 protesters are killed. but at 1st you don't succeed try again british prime minister boris johnson pledges to renew his push for an election on december 12th despite parliament to feeding his plans for an early ballot. and 2 big wildfires consume california and the northern wine country homes and wineries are turned to ashes in the los angeles area thousands are forced to flee. the boy. thank you so much for your company everyone. turkey is threatening to resume its assault on the kurds in northern syria ancora says kurdish forces have not

great nor'easter tour of 2015 is coming up soon, and i can't wait to tour your coat factory in burlington, sample your wild wings in buffalo, and, of course, stroll down your hershey highway. finally, let's bring the energy of the show to a screeching halt with this video. 24-year-old ashlee lost her son ryan last october. he lived just five days. she buried ryan here in the falling creek cemetery just outside lake city. thinking of her other son tucker, she added a sandbox to ryan's grave. (ashlee) just so that tucker could have a place to come out and still play with his brother. [laughter] touching, but when you're on top of a grave, i'm not sure digging is the right playtime activity. [laughter and applause] maybe that's why she went with blue sand. when you hit brown dirt, buddy, i'm gonna need you to put down your shovel. sure, it's morbid, but it's also inspiring. my parents are still alive... [audience groans] but they could go any day now. [audience cheers] so i bought them adjoining plots at a cemetery. now i have another reason to get excited for their passing because i've inco

trump was going to get elected even before he was elected because i've been to augusta, maine, to burlington, vermont, south dakota, so i already knew the landscape what was going to happen. now, the republicans, they have to live with -- they dropped the ball and let the democrats take the house so they have to live with that, also. host: i'm going to move on to josh, in connecticut. caller: my point is that everyone is getting mat at donald trump because he had his lawyer rudy giuliani go over to ukraine and was trying to dig up dirt on biden. i'll give you that. but my point is that hillary inton paid her lawyer to get dirt on trump from a foreign person. he's a foreigner. host: let me tie this back to our poll and our conversation. are you concerned about foreign interference and the elections or does it not bother you? caller: it's going to happen and you are a fool if you think it's not going to happen. so the key is being fair about both sides doing it. i think is the question here. it's not if it's going to happen. it's how to be fair about it, to be fair. i think that's the question

he's on his way back to burlington now where he's going to take a step back, rest, recuperate, and figureto keep going, right? >> he does. he had the strongest quarter than any of the democrats in the third quarter. he's going to have far and away the most of any democrats in the field right now, over $33 million. that means he has the resources to keep going. even though this is a serious problem for him, being a 78-year-old man just coming off a heart attack, it's certainly something that will be in the back of voters' minds as this campaign moves forward. sanders has shown he's able to overcome this and go forward. he's somebody who has a lot of endurance. they promise once he's back on the campaign trail, it will be business as usual. ryan, thanks so much. >>> watch the cnn and norm times democratic presidential debate tuesday, october 15th, at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. america's most loved pizza.'r hot and fresh, and right to your door. every day, get two medium, one-topping pizzas for just $6.99 each. hello to america's most loved pizza. hello marco's. t-mobile's newest s

he and his wife jane took a walk in the rain today in burlington, vermont. sanders suffered a heart attack last week and had two stents inserted into an artery. >>> all right. coming up next, actor tyler perry goes from when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> we end tonight with history in the making. actor tyler perry's new film and tv studio is now open for show business more than 2,000 miles from hollywood in atlanta. meg oliver has some of gayle king's exclusive interview with the inspiring studio boss. >> reporter: tyler perry is the first african american to independently own a major film studio. it's the largest film complex in the country, bigger than the burbank, california lots owned by warner brothers, paramount, and walt disney studios c

we know for now he's back in burlington, and he's going to rest, recuperate, and tame some time to assess the situation before he gets back to it, when he does, he'll be full board. >> okay. coming up, how past presidents have stared down the barrel of impeach month. >> people ought to know if their president is a crook. well, i'm not a crook. we're woven together by the moments we share. everything you need, all in one place. expedia. ♪ think you need to pay prestige prices for better skin results? try olay regenerist. the rich, hydrating cream is formulated with vitamin b3 and peptides to plump skin cells, brighten, and visibly smooth wrinkles. in fact, just 1 jar has the hydrating power of 5 jars of the prestige cream. for visible results without prestige prices, try olay regenerist with a money back guarantee. and complete your routine with the olay eye collection. brand power. helping you buy better. that's where i feel normal. having an annuity tells me my retirement is protected. learn more at retire your risk dot org. we know for now he's back in president is a crook. i have moder

senator bernie sanders has returned home to burlington, vermont.id he was feeling great and will spend of next several resting, recovering, but we will see him on the debate stage on october 15th. >>> while senator sanders recovers, the house is deal with impeach moment and other 2020 democrats are trying to stick to their campaign platforms. for one candidate, though, that is been tough. right or wrong, joe biden is at the center of trump's attempts to. >> he's indicted himself by his own statements. this is a guy that's unhinged. he is unhinged. i worry about what he's going to do. not about me or my family, but what he'll do in the next year as the presidency, as this continues to rot. this guy, like all bullies is a coward. he does not want to run against me. >>> i mean, as confident as biden sounds, trump will have some serious advantages. one is history. impeachment that is never resulted in a president's removal from office. nixon resigned, and in bill clinton's case, impeachment only help his approval numbers. impeachment is a risky gamble

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now, he's expected to head back to burlington, vermont, today. that's of course his hometown where he's expected to take a step back, recover and recuperate and decide what comes next. i know this morning you spoke to a doctor from the cleveland clinic who talked about sanders' prognosis and what it means for the campaign. take a listen to that. >> there's no reason why he can't fairly quickly, you know, get back to what he's doing. we know something about his disease. we know it was relatively limited. we know he got treatment very early, and the right treatment is to reopen the artery. so in the modern era, a heart attack is something you recover from fairly quickly. >> now, of course there's two different conversations here that are taking place. there's the health concerns and then there are the political concerns. as the doctor said, bernie sanders is likely to make a full recovery from this heart attack. he may need some sort of behavior modification, but he could go on to live a long life. but the political concern here is that he is a 78-

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burlington northern said the --e rule can impose a schedule change might be trivial for a worker with no kids. dark i imagine you would say that excluding a transgender woman from the women's bathroom would be far more than a diminutive burden on that person. bathroom tobeyond another example. it is not before us, but it will be coming. a transgender woman is not permitted to compete on a women's college sports team. is that discrimination on the basis of sex in violation of title ix? cole: title ix is a different statute that permits teams where competitive skill or contact sports are involved. justice ginsburg: this is a question of someone who transitioned from male to female and wants to play on the female team. she is not questioning separate male-female teams, but she was born a man, she transitioned. she wants to play on the female team. , which violate title ix prohibits gender-based discrimination? mr. cole: i think the question would not be affected by the way the court decides this case because the question would be, is it permissible to have sex segregated teams, yes, wher

he's expected to be heading home to burlington vermont this week after being hospitalized in vegas withlocked artery. his wife gave this update on twitter saying bernie is up and about and spent much of the day talking policies. she says he's also looking forward to next week's debate. senator sanders echoed the fact he'll be at the debate october 15th in a tweet about healthcare where he says he's looking forward to transforming the country. because bernie sanders is on the mend, that is why shaq is in the house. msnbc, shaquille brewster has been following the story and on the campaign trail. what is the latest from the campaign. >> the latest is we expect senator sanders to be out of the hospital today or tomorrow. according to gene sanders who spoke to reporters answering questions. and she said senator sanders is feel better than ever. he's been moving around. been on the phone talking politics while in the hospital and also explained the procedure he went through. she was asked whether or not this was a heart attack or just a blockage. listen to her response to that question. >> b

he told reportersy ed in burlington, vermont, he was not going to be as vigorous in his campaign trailhave three or four a day, he was going to take it easy and see how his health goes. tonight he's pushed back and said he refuted he was going to pull back from his campaign. he said he misspoke about that. this is clearly sensitive. how vigorous is he going to be going forward. he's going to be at the debate next week in ohio on cnn, but we'll see how aggressive his campaign schedule is. it had been one of the most aggressive as you know like it was in 2016, but he's still recovering now, and his feature, of course, remains up in the air. brianna? >> jeff zeleny, thank you so up many. i want to bring our analysts back in. let's talk about the latest line joe biden is using. it takes proven ability to get things done, we're not electing a planner. on one hand he's saying we get things done, we have deliverables. is he getting dangerously close to -- >> sexism. >> thank you. >> there's a note of sexism in there. he called president obama clean and articulate. vice president biden, come o

the vermont senator arriving at his house in burlington after suffering a heart attack earlier this weeke 78-year-old was hospitaled in nevada tuesday. allies of president trump are facing new legal questions right now, this morning, as the inquiry moves forward. bill barr and trump campaign donor turned ambassador to the eu gordon sondland are among those named in the whistle-blower account. the report paints rudy giuliani as the central player. he was named 31 times throughout the nine-page complaint. joining me now is legal contributor and trial lawyer katie fang and glenn kirschner. >> glenn, who is the most vulnerable, do you think? >> i think they all have explaining to do, jo. but here really is the main concern that i have as a former career prosecutor. who might be criminally investigating what all of these men have done with the president, for the president to enable the president because the fbi should be investigating this based on even what we've only seen publicly reported. when an fbi agent sees a potential federal crime, for instance, a bank robbery in progress, the fbi d

and about $8,000 to burlington, vermont.there's over half a million dollars the president owes minneapolis, minnesota, for his rally earlier this month. and we cannot forget washington, d.c., not a city but stiffed by the president nonetheless. trump owes the district a whopping $9 million in unpaid fees for the inauguration and this summer's july 4th salute to america. joining me now for more on all the president's debt is dave levinethol, which published an exhaustive study this year on the trump campaign's refusal to pay the exhausting bills. i think every city that hears trump is coming have got to be aware of this because policing and security has long been issues -- >> and these are rallies, typically, 10, 15, 20,000 people. >> and they can't not do it. >> not only for the people in the event itself but for our community writ large, so by the same token, too, i talked to the mayor of minneapolis and he made it very clear he wanted to be more aggressive with the president and i talked to the mayor of el paso, texas who

we're heading back to burlington this weekend for a few days to rest up, if we can convince him to stopalking about all the issues. i don't think that will happen. >> the sanders family says he has every intention of being at the next democratic debate 12 days from now. we've also learned tonight he is restarting a suspended $1.3 million ad buy in iowa. and just back up to our lead story tonight. we can't say this too many times. this was the day donald trump, on camera, reached out to china to investigate the bidens. so people are still reacting to the kind of day we've had. the people reacting include michael moore, who was a guest in this very studio. not that many days ago. what, he's still president. so how many crimes does he have to commit before he's impeached, tried, and convicted? i think the rule is he has to commit three felonies, two acts of treason, and have more than a dozen unpaid parking tickets. i think that last one is what's holding things up. michael moore expressing what so many people have today on social media after the news we got earlier today right there and o

jane sanders said her husband will spend the weekend recuperating at their home in burlington, vermont, and is looking forward to the october 15 debate when 12 democratic candidates will square off in cocolumbus, ohio. and two iowa-based environmental charged inave been trying to delay the $3.8 billion dakota access pipeline. jessica reznicek and ruby montoya. speaking on democracy y now! in 2017, jessica reznicek denied her actions were violent. >> i think the oil being taken theof the ground, infrastructure which supports it, this is violent. mechanisms and these the industry and corporate power and government power have all colluded together to create -- this is destructive and violent and it needs to be stopped. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president donald trump called openly thursday for the leaders of ukraine and china to investigate trump's campaign rival joe biden and biden's son hunter for corruption. trump's explicit remarks during a press conference came as leaders of the houou