chad pergram thanks so much.s i say we are coming a lot of action on the west house and also on capitol hill, morneau and lawmakers interviewing to state witnesses behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry. in her opening statement one of those officials says she was told president trump personally ordered a hold on crucial military aid to ukraine but the trump administration did not give her a reason that she heard. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reporting live from capitol hill on that story. >> chris good afternoon while you're watching the sausage making an uppercase l there is also a second state department official at this hour giving her deposition behind closed doors. her name is catherine croft and in her opening statement obtained by fox news she worries about, expresses concern that former lobbyist bob livingston was trying to have the former top diplomat in ukraine moved from her post. it was not clear to me at the time or now at whose direction or at whose direction mr. livingsto

chad. >> chad: yeah, it's been hard to keep up.s resolution just popped up 45 to 50 minutes ago, neil. here is process on what will happen. tomorrow 3:00, house rules committee, the gateway for most measures to come to house floor will meet to prep that resolution and then come thursday morning ark bait this resolution on the house floor with vote by midday. i'm struck by a couple things in the resolution we have the text of in the last hour there is no time line as to when they have to wrap this up. there is also important provision where they give some rights to the minority, i should underscore some. they say top republican on the intelligence committee devin nunes can call witnesses with concurrence of the chair. they can ask for certain pieces of information and documents and so forth. republicans will probably come back to that point again and again. another thing i should point out, you enroll six committees, the intelligence committee driving the train for most of this, alongside oversight committee and foreign affairs comm

chad pergram reporting on capitol hill. pentagon just held a briefing on the woman testifying on the impeachment inquiry. jennifer griffin has more information on her background and what she brings to the table. she is live at the pentagon. >> hi, martha. the briefing was off-camera and it was a senior defense official. laura cooper is a 20 year bureaucrat who is worked in the pentagon on ukraine and russian issues for many, many years. what we just learned in this briefing is that as soon as she was asked to voluntarily appear for this impeachment hearing, she immediately hired private counsel. the background that is that the house barred agency councils. the pentagon council couldn't attend the hearing with laura cooper. she's had two out-of-pocket higher private counsel. this morning she was issued a subpoena to appear before the committee even though she'd already agreed to appear. right now where things stand in terms of the subpoena of documents. pentagon related to the delay in ukraine aid that's at the center of thi

chad, as always thanks, chad pergram on capitol hill. melissa. melissa: let's bring in byron york from the "washington examiner." he is fox news contributor. byron, i'm hoping, assuming you were listening through most of that. what did you think about the response from the president when he was asked why would anybody be an american ally again after this? do you worry about that, he basically said no. what did you think of that response? >> he basically ended the whole thing with a very emotional discussion of american host have been wounded and what he called these endless wars in iraq and afghanistan and presence in syria. basically offering kind of an emotional picture of americans who have lost their children in these, in war and have the body of the young soldier returned home to dover delaware. emotional scenes there. he said there is a time and place for these things and these things have to end. so i think the president is not only saying that he is fulfilling a campaign promise but saying that this is, this is something that he actually

what are they saying, chad? >> they're saying there's a resolution provides rules in the format for open hearings in the house intelligence committee including staff led questioning of witnesses and authorizes the public release of transcripts. that's from the committee chair. what i do think is important here is the fact that when i go through this 8 page resolution, they indicate that there are rights that they can call witnesses. there's no timeline for when they have to wrap this up. that they will have public hearings under the egis of the house intelligence committee. then they send this over to the judiciary committee. that is the part of this process which we all thought would happen, but this codifies, history in the house of representatives, bill, when they deal with impeachment, it's the judiciary committee that writes the articles of impeachment. judiciary committee took the work of the outside counsel. you have cox in watergate, ken starr in the monica lewinsky affa affair. they took this in the cod

let's go to chad purgum.lain where we stand in the fight of holding a formal vote on the impeachment process. >> there were some rumblings. some democrats think it would be a good idea. the administration has been resistant to comply with any document requests or witnesses saying this hasn't been formalized as was the case with appreciate in 1974 and nixon. i posed that question to nancy pelosi. >> you hear from your caucus we are not ready to have a vote. why not call their bluff? >> we are not here to call bluff. this is not a game for us. this is deadly serious. we are on a path that is taking us to a path to truth in a timetable that respects our constitution. >> there are some in the democratic caucus who think this vote could be weaponized republicans. you could have them put on the spot having to say they are against opening up an inquiry to impeach the president or saying they are for it. that could draw the ire of president trump and also elicit a primary challenge that's very dangerous for republica

chad is life on capitol hill. chad, what is the count at right now.one thing you need to know is that house speaker nancy pelosi would not initiate this if she didn't think she have the vote. i am going to give you some math here it's very important there are 433 members of the house of representatives right now and 235 are democrats and 197 republicans in independent so 217 is the magic number to pass anything in the house of representatives. democrats could lose 18 of their own and still have the votes to impeach. that is key right there. they have a little bit of wiggle room. look at the freshman democrats from red to blue. that is the district that president trump carried by about a point. they are going on thursday to try to drum up support. is there risk for republicans. i spoke with one senior republican source there. nobody knows how this turns out. >> that is true. thank you so much. let me ask you about impeachment for the county votes. it is up political matter a political matter not a legal matter anyway. >> is ten times more political tha

david: chad, i'm getting wrapped.sk quickly, john bolton's name kept coming up in the testimony of ambassador taylor yesterday. is he going to testify? >> we asked adam schiff that a couple of days ago, unclear, but i've been told they are narrowing the universe of witnesses and should start to go down next week or the week after. david: fascinating, thank you chad. >>> a new hope for patients and families dealing with alzheimers. dr. siegel will tell us everything we need to know about this. that's next. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next.

once we get chad linked up, we'll try to figure out what's in the letter and what it tells us.we've seen so far, the vote is wednesday. it's the day before halloween, october 30, and the moon will get the bit of forecast as to what happens next. many have felt the democrats would try to get a boat before thanksgiving and then the calendar seemed to move into december. until you move perhaps to the full vote in the house. trying to piece it together and let you know when we get it here and once chad gets lined up, will bring you that. stay tuned. we are not going anywhere. neither is your world. charles payne is in today for neil. and save thousands a year. i urge you to call newday usa now. i don't make compromises. i want nutrition made just for me. but i also want great taste. so i drink boost for women. new boost women with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new boost women. all with great taste. it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than jus

chad? stick a good evening. the resolution today, that's the first official step in the impeachment process in the house. if this goes to the rules committee tomorrow to prop for the floor and then they expect a full house to debate the plan thursday morning. devote itself will come the day thursday. fox counts 228 democrats as supporting the impeachment inquiry resolution. that's more than enough to adopt a resolution on the house floor. it's just an eye, freshman democratic south carolina congressman joe cunningham who flipped a district from red to blue last year told fox that he backs the resolution. five democrats, all from swing districts, remain vague as to whether they support the resolution. jerrod golding, jeff van drew of new jersey, kendra horn of oklahoma, and colin peterson of minnesota. the first fork over democratic pickups in 2018. peterson has been in congress since 1991. he is won with 52% of the vote the last two cycles. president trump won petersons district by a staggering 31 points in 2016

chad pergram on capitol hill.'s a new poll on impeachment that could spell some bad news for democrats trying to seize it on the campaign trail. proceed slowly performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ great weather, great friends. you just saved a bunch of money by switching your boat insurance to geico. it was easy. folks, can it get any better than this? is that what i think it is? that is an armada of tiny sushi boats. awesome! i forgot to pack lunch. you had one job... chopsticks wasabi and soy! comin' in a little hot. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >> neil: this was interesting, new poll except the key battleground states that could show a bum for the president heading into 2020. it's a little over half the voters in key states like pennsylvania, michigan, florida, north carolina, wisconsin, arizona who opp

chad, where are we as of this moment?we're in the middle of the debate here setting up this vote. i would expect from a timetable standpoint we would get to the vote series, not the vote itself around 10:45 and calculate 25 minutes past that, maybe about 11:10 if things go well they would start the vote and close it by 11:20. keep in mind house speaker nancy pelosi and other leaders are afforded what we call as the magic minute. they are allowed to speak as long as they want and that could drag this out a little bit. we have calculated there are more than 230 democrats who will vote for this. i spoke with jim clyburn, the democratic whip. do you think you have more than 230? he said there are too many absences for that. that number may be a little lower. again, the algebra on capitol hill is always in motion. there are currently 432 members of the house. so if they all vote you would need 217 to pass. it is hard to get 432 people in the same room at the same time. that's the absence issue that clyburn is alluding to. ther

chad pergram. melissa. melissa: healthy menu, expanded delivery options working out for chipotle.se after-hours after higher than expected sales growth at comparable stores. look at snap. shares down the company beat expectations for revenue but still reporting an adjusted loss of four cents a share. snapchat daily active users increasing 10% to 210 million. this just in, nike says mark parker steps aside as ceo, and will be replaced by one of the company's current board members, john donahoe. connell: a lot of news after the bell there. >>> changing her tune. new reports are revealing that lori loughlin might take a different legal approach in the college admissions scandal. ah-ha, what could that mean and her possible jail time? melissa: things changed a lot. elizabeth warren is standing by her claim that the so-called wealth tax will pay for her growing list of proposals. it won't. we're breaking down numbers, doing the math next. connell: doing math. new "star wars" trailer appearing last night. already breaking all kinds of records. melissa: i got my ticket. did you get your

first off, who is chad wolf? >> he's someone been with the department of home security for a long time. he started there with the tsa after 9/11. he left to become a lobbiest for 11 years then came back at nielsen's chief of staff, the form rer dhs secretary who left in april when the president was upset about the rising border numbers. he's seen as someone, you and i have found this in talking to sources, who does as he's told and weg liked by steven miller mainly because miller thinks he will carry out the hard line immigration policies he's told to do, but he's not seen as nearly as hard line add ken kuch nelly. the problem is that he would not fit those eligibility requirements as required by federal law so right now, they're zeroing in on wolf, but i think what our reporting spells out is don't be fooled when people don't tell you as hard line d as ken. he laid out 16 options for nielsen so try to curb asylum at the border and number two, was separating family units. that was in december of 2017 before that

chad? >> good evening, sean beer the resolution today, that is the first official step codifying the impeachment process in the house. this goes to the rules committee tomorrow to prep the resolution for the floor, then expect the full house to debate the plan thursday morning, and the boat itself will come mid-day thursday. foxconn's 228 democrats supporting the impeachment inquiry resolution, more than enough to adopt the resolution on the house floor. now, just a night from democratic south carolina and congressman joe cunningham told fox that he backs theio resolution. five democrats, all from swing districts, remain bag as to whether they support the resolution. new york's anthony bend recent, main, jeff landrieu of new jersey we just talked about, kendra horn of oklahoma, and collin peterson of minnesota, the first four were democratic pickups in 2018. peterson has been in congress since 1991. he has won with 52% of the vote the last two cycles. president trump won petersons district

>> chad, this is gary kaltbaum, as usual, great reporting by you.a feeling that there's a lot of democrats right now in the house taking big gulps as they go through this inquiry and the votes and all that because all i know is they have the house right now and there's something called november 3rd next year, and there's a fine line between how many elections of different districts that trump won what's your feelings on that? >> well, that's why there was some consternation among moderate democrats when the house speaker who for weeks had said we don't need a vote to codify this investigation. deciding earlier in the week kind of backtracking said yes they. do those moderate democrats thought they had put out the fire. there was kind of a controversy when some of the reporters, the house speaker pelosi said to steny hoyer we called it an impeachment resolution. they said it is not an impeachment resolution. wait may not, what should we call is it? they were concerned because they thought the public would conflate it that way. all but two house democ

science there with the sun so the heaviest rain should be a bit further south we've had flooding in chad in nigeria recently the heaviest rain is in southern got bombed in the last 24 hours and the forecast was sort of reflector the onshore breeze suggests anywhere near the coast is like cheese big showers and it's still from southern chad to nigeria and through out west africa but with the emphasis going slowly surface with the sub summit. all right let's take you now to the british parliament in westminster they can see the speaker of the parliament he's just called deputies i believe now what's happening is we've just had the end of the last speech by michael gove and deputies are now being called to vote they're going to go out to vote what is happening now the question you might be asking is will they vote what are they voting on let's try and bring andrew simmons into this discussion perhaps you can make it a little bit and so andrew. effectively are they voting now 1st on the elect when amendment is this what is happening. that is what is expected that was on the sched jewel to ha

split 2nd you can actually say yes the cost desk tell you to speed but if you look at a country like chad you would actually say that is not the case because after today we still have countries in africa that are using 2 g. internet and some are still using fully g. internet while the rest of the world has moved to 4 g. and 5 g. internet and so you could actually say the price would depend on the country whether or not the speeds tell you the cost and $1.00 of the other challenges that most african countries are facing today is the fact that the fiber optic cable is limited and it would cost about 15000 $1.00 to $20000.00 to connect fiber optic or to get fiber optic into some of the african countries so there is a challenge that. joy if internet access is. cheaper across the board and across the continent what would that mean for the continent economically. it would mean immense growth and immense growth in towns all sevis delivery because one of the biggest challenges rehab in the african continent is the fact that services do not get to the population and when we have no internet connec

marketing and global campaigns that various african countries are having saw the less a khana mees like chad like the central african republic are now gaining momentum and you my aging as tourist destinations on the continent so you just mentioned it i'm in the she a beauty of of the african landscape the many beaches it is quite mind boggling to think that it's taking tourists so long to discover the continents beauty. indeed it is but that is slowly changing because today we have globalization that has met the want to seem like one economy soul with this it is boasting most of africa's economy and we having more and more global business conferences taking place on the african continent which is also opening up to different economies to the rest of the world and this has in a way grown business tourism as well as leisure tours in that takes the cake for it . is and the different who tells it conferences that take place of growing africa's tourism industry all right joy during their their reporting for us from nairobi thank you so much. and now to some of the other stories making news around

in central africa between chad and nike nigeria. lake has lost 90 percent of its water volume over the last 15 years, that's not solely due to climate change and warming area is also due to irrigation and other factors that illustrates the complexity of the problems we're facing, the way we deal with land creates positive feedback that makes the impacts of climate warming even worse. and in the area of lake chad in particular the changes being seen in fishing communities and efferent agricultural communities rely on rain fed water and the links for irrigation have created such levels of poverty through insecurity and livelihood insecurity that these areas are now becoming a bit of a recruitment or breeding ground for violent extremism. there's not one direct line between climate change and violent extremism or even between poverty and violent extremism, i wish it were that simple but these issues are innately connected and the third example i'll mention the ongoing drought in the horn of africa which is a terrestrial impact but give

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chad. reporter: as we speak, fiona hill. trump administration top russia adviser remains behind closed-doors for a transcribed interview, she has been in there since 10:00, we're expecting george kent to come from a closed-door transcribed interview tomorrow, capitol hill will probably explode tomorrow, first time in two and a half weeks, house members of return to session, they will talk about impeachment and syria, part of the trump administration audience with the turkey sanctions are members of congress from both sides, they are appellatic about how the administration has handled this, there will probably be resolution to try to rebuke the president, in past hour a statement from chuck schumer. he said, we have entered a dangerous moment. as it is clear to all including many republicans, that the president's decision endangered our national security. a biz week on capitol hill. we should expects briefings for house and senate members to syria late this week, liz. elizabeth: okay chad thank you. >> coming up more on criti

i want to go to chad pergram, senior producer fox news on l. our attention out here on the couch and studio f when we are doug collins, representative, call for a witness. that witness is the chairman of the house intelligence committee, adam schiff. how would that work? >> this is why republicans have been contesting this process. if you look closely at the resolution, gives a lot of latitude to the intelligence community. but it's not clear whether the judiciary committee would have open hearings at that point presents a problem. the judiciary committee ultimately would write articles of impeachment, that is pretty clear. but what they do any open hearings? if you use the model that they used in 1998 with president clinton, but they finally did -- and this is where democrats are saying there's not a special counsel, there is not an independent prosecutor. with the judiciary committee did in 1998 as they took cannot stars work and incorporated that into their work in the judiciary committee. there was an open hearing on november 19th, 1998, wh

constitutional assembly or some kind of constitutional process which actually 2 ways of doing it here in chad it. is very difficult to comment on at the moment whether it comes to anything and whether a new constitution is indeed live but anyway i think it's a different things i think that the main concerns i think most of them can be can be kind of rooted in the constitution to some extent our correspondent john bartlett joining us tonight from santiago john thank you well now to the middle east syria's civil war has been raging for 8 years despite numerous initiatives aimed at ending the conflict one promising proposal that could pave the way to peace is now underway in geneva delegates from the syrian government opposition and the civil society of the country have started talks on a new constitution it's hoped that the process can build trust among the warring factions and create of solid foundation for a future peace deal. it's the 1st time the main rivals in syria's civil war have met to discuss a new constitution representatives of the asset government opposition groups and civil societ

of course you could do that but i don't know if you reckon that christine the god's going to keep chad being drug these dramatic ways yeah. because i think drug has now she has no much of a choice what will that do to the yours or is a lot of people say it's going to put the eurozone in a bad position yes i agree with that statement but that is because fiscal policy is not stepping in right now so the to be at 0 about for such a long time is a danger for the euro zone and i read of that so it would be up for fiscal policy now to step up and do something and do stimulus to the euro area to move away from the 0 abound so more actions yes and not just words well i mean worth a very good thing managing expectations up mostly as we've seen in 2012 but more actions especially in germany would be helpful i would send a thank you very much for coming in here to talk to. quarterly numbers for comic a good deal rosier than last quarter overall earnings are up 8 percent of the same period last year has been shop rising sales of the companies who say he spends brands has helped ease the effects of

chad in washington with more. >> what republican did not about like was the dram dram matizingy have 15 minute bells andy bigs will bring the resolution to house floor to try to punish adam schiff. one of censure is one of three formal modes in the house of representatives, only 23 members of congress have been censured. but no actual vote tonight. sometime before 7:00, democrats will move to table or try to set this aside, there will be one parliamentary step removed on sepsurin--censuring schiff, it . 23 members in history of the republic have been censured by the house, last was charlie wrangle in 2010, and republicans have been complicating about process they have been handling impeachment, the democrats, if republicans wanted to do it by the book, they could refer this to the ethics committee, there is a process to handle that. if they took an up or down vote on censuring adam schiff, he would be censured. elizabeth: chad thank you so. >> and update, looks like 182 members of house want to punish adam schiff. here is president trump blasting mutual impeach -- impeachment today.

george kent is scheduled to appear on monday and while this is not etched in stone, chad program was told it likely won't happen. the second new potential whistleblower could change the calculus for everyone. the president can hold out for a houseboat and mitigate what he will turn over to the courts to he will let talk there is little to no control over the whistleblower testifying before congress. still waiting for a date on when that could come. >> we are all waiting for that. thank you, we will see you this weekend. rashida tlaib and members of the so-called squat on capitol hill telling constituents in detroit the democratic lawmakers are exploring how to arrest trump officials who don't comply with congressional subpoenas. >> what we are trying to figure out is the dc police, i just want you to know i will relay your message. i will tell them we will take care of them, they show up at the committee hearing. >> her squad colleague, alexandria ocasio cortez says she is over impeachment, it's boring, she's for impeachment in principle but the process is in her view distracting fro

the second challenge is what's happening in central africa between chad and nigeria. that lake has lost 90% of its water volume over the past 15 years. that's not solely due to climate change, it's also due to irrigation. that illustrates the problems we're facing. the way we deal with lands creates positive feedbacks. in the area of lake chad in particular, the changes that are being seen in fishing communities and different agricultural communities that rely on rain fed water and the lake for irrigation, have created such levels of poverty food insecurity that these areas are becoming a bit of a recruitment for violent extremism. there's not one direct line between climate change and violent extremism or even between poverty and violent extremism. i wish it were that simple. these issues are connected to one another. the third example i'll mention is the ongoing drought in the horn of africa which is a terrestrial impact. given the manonsoon seasons, the drought that has been happening there for the past several years that has resulted in the displacement of million

she talked to chad as she left earlier this hour.trate at the capital against climate change every friday from now until january. somebody found the memory card as i mentioned on the street in anchorage, alaska. the police say it was full of videos and photos of a man beating and killing a woman. and now come investigators say they track down the suspected murder. chief correspondent jonathan hunt, jonathan. >> shep commit is a terrible m fascinating story and perhaps the easiest to understand in chronological order. earlier this month from october 2nd, the police in alaska found the body of a woman along a highway south of anchorage. two days prior to that come with same police were handed a camera memory card found on the street. on that card, the police they were horrifying pictures and videos of a woman being strangled, beaten and raped by a man carrying out the brutal attack. the police quickly realized the body they found dumped on the side of the highway was the woman in those disturbing pictures. they identified her as 30-yea

connell: thank you, chad pergram, on capitol hill for us.that's really what the president wanted to see, right? >> sure. connell: he wanted to see his own party stand up for me, essentially. that's what yesterday was about. >> it's dealeper than that. certainly the president wants to see people pushing back. it can't just be gaetz, it has to be a party-wide thing. the democrats have made it clear they are going to cheapen this impeachment process that should be solemn and open to the public. having these proceedings done in a star chamber that can overturn the will of the people is something that will fundamentally be -- connell: what's the republican argument once they do open it up going to be? as chad says, that's probably going to happen. >> there are lines of defense over whether there was a quid pro quo, even if there was a quid pro quo, whether the head of state is not the appropriate authority, otherwise, who else, to basically order the investigation of corruption in their own election so there is an avenue for republicans to invest

chad michael murray? it's three names. well, now that congressman chad is gone, let's remove him from our giant cluster of democratic candidates. and... it looks like we forgot to put him in there. i don't see him. ( cheers and applause ) can we just jam him in there some place, jim. thank you! great. now let's take him away. ( applause ) i think i huffed him. ( laughter ) in the money race, wall street's democratic donors have warned the party that if they nominate elizabeth warren, they'll sit out or back trump. so if you can't have exactly what you want, you'll take the worst thing you can imagine. worst thing there is. "we're ordering pizza? sweet. i want pepperoni. and if you order mushroom, i'm going to hit myself in the nards with a ball-peen hammer. i doll it! i will do it! don't make me!" why are these finance democrats so opposed to warren? well, one wall street douchewig put it this way: "warren is an unapologetic populist who would reduce corporate earnings to benefit other stakeholders." which stakeholders? "w

our senior -- chad ingraham answers how a vote like this shapes up and why democrats are reluctant to take a vote on the inquiry, let alone impeachment, hey, chad. >> hey, shannon. 225 democrats support an impeachment inquiry, but it doesn't mean they want to impeach president trump. sometimes the numbers are conflated. some democrats like the confusion. they can say they support proper investigation and oversight of the president. but simultaneously, have wriggle room if they don't vote to impeach later. take swing state michigan democrat, debbie dingle. >> a lot of confusion and chaos out there. >> when the ukraine story broke, swhent from being for impeachment to supporting an impeachment enkwirry. >> i came out under an enormous amount of pressure i might add. i was the focus of moveon.org. >> no one know ifs they have what takes to impeach donald trump because there are no articles of impeachment yet. consider the math. the house has 433 members. 235 democrats, 197 republicans. one independent. the magic number to pass anything is 217. that means democrats could lose 18 of their

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coverage by international media operating in egypt many television channels being a prime example of chad and others. have been painted with the same brush. some of the work by. professional some of the work has left some room for criticism but as has happened in the past during critical moments of 0 because of its financial resources is able to provide video that many others within the government sphere will not. so many do lean on that. when i'll just iraq covers the story it periodically reminds viewers that dozens of reporters remain in the gyptian jails including the network's own mahmoud hussein imprisoned for more than a 1000 days now yet to be charged with a crime for all of the official efforts to control the political narrative the egyptian authorities cannot stop news from happening. what muhammad ali began from barcelona has been followed up by egyptians posting their own videos and many of them appear to be military personnel that and some other developments egyptians saw last year suggest that what is unfolding is not a popular uprising but the 1st signs of what could be a s

chad, where do we stand?rated timetable for impeachment, simply because republicans and the white house are not cooperating with congressional investigators. the house of representatives returns to session next tuesday, and that's when house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to meet with her caucus and her leader shp team and take the temperature, see where they are. in some respects, she already knows the temperature. she would not be going down this impeachment road if she didn't think she had the votes to impeach the president. nancy pelosi does not lose votes on the house floor. but because they are not complying, that could go into the construction of an article of impeachment dealing with obstruction of congress, and we could see potentially, i have been talking to some democrats and sources on capitol hill, maybe even have these articles ready by the end of this month or early november. that's much quicker than we thought since the white house has thrown up this roadblock saying they are not going to co

let's bring in our senior producer for capitol hill, chad pergram.oss on the hill today. >> you showed the piece of video with elijah cummings and the bullhorn. he spoke with the deep, resident baritone on capitol hill. he didn't really need the bullhorn when he told the, walked the streets of bullhorn. emblazoned with the words "the gentleman will not yield." that dates back to his time combating the former chair of the oversight committee where he was cut off during hearings with the irs. elijah cummings rose to prominence back in 2008. a big hearing with roger clemens, the baseball pitcher, and what he said to roger d to believe you. you're one of my heroes, but it's hard to believe you." that helped propel him to be one of the top democrat and later the chair of the oversight committee. as you say, there was just a moment of silence on the floor a couple moments ago. kevin mccarthy, the ranking -- excuse me, house minority leader, said "i can't tell you how many friends would call me in fear because they got a letter from cummings." he has been o

chad pergram covered the congressman on capitol hill.nt in 2015 when you had riots in baltimore. there was a vote on the house floor, that dealt with the gyrocopter security incursion, that fell under the jurisdiction of his committee. there is subway that runs between the rayburn office building and capitol. he was on the streets imploring rioters to go home. he would do that all night. come up to the capitol. he was on the irs issues, issues with the secret service. he got on the subway train and lien r leaned his head against the plastic window. took a 38 second snooze. he was getting no sleep. he was burning the candle at both end in washington and baltimore. more than one occasion he had an event in baltimore, come back to the capitol to vote and head back to baltimore and head back to washington. this happened a long time. he came to prominence during 2018. he was not chair or top democrat on the oversight committee yet. this was elijah cummings speaking truth to power. a hearing with roger clemens, the baseball pitcher looking int

thank you, chad. breaking tonight from "the washington post," after army colonel alexander vindman heard the call with the ukrainian, president trump, he reported he told a white house aide, and the post is think i might be a movie transcript of the call to a highly classified server. "the new york times" says vindman was able to make edits to the transcript, which is now publicly let's bring in republican senator marsha blackburn who sits on the judiciary committee and may eventually be a juror in a trial if the house goes to impeachment. >> good to be with you. congratulations on two years >> shannon: thank you very much. we always love having you back with us. we hope that will continue. okay, so, the folks in the house will have this vote tomorrow morning, a big disagreement about what it is good house rules committee chair, a democrat, does the process to determine whether he should be impeached, the president, will be open to public view, just as it should be there as much of the present plots t

. >> dana: chad pergram is following it all from capitol hill, i know you are ready. >> i'm bracing fore's what's interesting about that comment. what he is referring to is the model that was used in 1998 when the house judiciary committee called then ken starr who is the independent counsel investigating president clinton and had ken stark to questions and then you're david kendall who was president clinton's attorney turn and ask questions of ken starr. that was a remarkable moment. republic curtains are seeing who is the accuser if we were to follow that model from 1998? as it adam schiff question mike is at the whistle-blower? who could we pose questions too. here's the dirty secret if you get down into the nitty-gritty of this resolution it gives pretty good latitude to the house intelligence committee to continue to run this investigation. they may never get to a hearing stage with the judiciary committee, the judiciary committee ultimately will write the articles of impeachment but all of the actual hearings might just happen in the house intelligence committee. what we know so f

>>person was emmy the great chad i was really shocked she reached out to the principal. a man we spoke his of them backed by tuesday this week and when mom and dad didn't hear back tuesday from these week administrators about their concerns we reached out to the district who told us the principle is still investigating it appears that most of the students are from johnston county, which means the investigation is more complex. >>unity advocate kerwin pitman says there's no time to wait it's a really take this seriously because we have these speeches. >>almost one popular group in the high school imagine what's going on in the rest of hospital. >>i'm going allow my daughter to be heard my daughter is not going to be quiet. so again what i have a dream it's more like my vision. >>the brave soul, welsh nice parents say that east wake high school's principal reached out to them over the weekend they say that he said there wasn't much the school can do because any threats were not specific or imminent. >>i talk fire danger weather this week huh high winds are forecasted path

brag i don't know and love no past week waste let me show you this so can i have on twitter thanks chad a video that stuck with me kind of home to me this has put in thailand i just want to show you a few seconds of this you don't know what's going on until you want to little bit more. time busy than and not seems to be stop wait until you see what it is some can and this will show can we go this is the resale. mall it's in a sandwich bag how did that get into thailand so i could probably say how about i got there actually. there is a huge problem in the developing world with things called with single use stock shapes and they were manufactured in order to give low income people away cue by something that is more affordable to wash their clothes with and they become extremely popular and. that's what capitalism has done to this problem and i don't think we're going to address it by throwing more i mean you fracturing or war entrepreneurship at it and i think we need to go back to advocating to the government here the i'm so glad you said that because so much interrupted i think this is