which are one of the most competitive adaptive basketball teams in the state led by its captain, chuck hillwho was a national paralympic and, and is now an assistant coach on the national big team. >> it is great to have this opportunity here in san francisco. we are the main hub of the bay area, which, you know, we should definitely have resources here. now that that is happening, you know, i i'm looking forward to that growing and spreading and helping spread the word that needs -- that these people are here for everyone. i think it is important for people with disabilities, as well as able-bodied, to be able to see and to try different sports, and to appreciate trying different things. >> people can come and check out this chairs and use them. but then also friday evening, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m., it will be wheelchair basketball we will make sure it is available, and that way people can no that people will be coming to play at the same time. >> we offer a wide variety of adaptive and inclusion programming, but this is the first time we have had our own equipment. [♪]. >> good aft

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of the democratic party and the news media, much more functional than nancy pelosi or chuck schumer on capitol hillquestions whatsoever and they have absolved the biden family, past, present and future, of any wrongdoing, possible wrongdoing or theoretical wrongdoing. they are in the clear and it doesn't matter, we got joe biden on tape expressing what is clearly a quid pro quo. if the prosecutor coincidentally is investigating a company that is paying his son a great deal of money. the news media has no interest in this whatsoever. imagine if president trump was on the phone demanding that they lay off of his son in the ukraine and fire the prosecutorw that is investigating his son? i think the news media might be onto something there. we are no longer in the realm of articles of impeachment involving high crimes and misdemeanors. now it's an ever evolving news story that started out in "the new york times" with a call to the president of the ukraine and there was a promise made of. what happened to that promise? then the democrats wanted just the transcript or a recording. as soon as the presiden

hill. let's start with what we're expecting to hear from chuck schumer. >> we're drinking out of the fire hose of news here on capitol hill. but to your point, chuck schumer and senate daemocrats are planning to force a vote to overturn president trump's declaration of a national border along the southern border, something that should potentially trigger yet another standoff between the white house and congress over the billions of dollars that the trump administration siphoned off from the pentagon military construction budgets to pay for president trump's long-promised border wall. so as you well remember, after congress made clear that they were not willing to give the president the funding that he was seeking, the president declared this national emergency to unlock $5.7 billion worth of government money, $3.6 billion of it, which came from the pentagon. so what the democrats are prepared to do on the other side here, in the other chamber is to force a vote and to go a little bit into the weeds. they'll be privileged. meaning that senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, won't be able to o

evans: thank you so much jane, and thanks to chuck and all of the capitol hill historical society for holding this event. thank all of you for coming. two disclaimers -- there will be no swordplay. and for those of you who were hoping to get me to recommend some shakespearean insults for you to fling at your political opponents, i'm going to stay away from that and stick to the history. my interest in shakespeare came relatively late. in high school and college, i read some of the plays, but i never really got it. the language was hard to understand, and i couldn't tell my king richards from my king henrys, so the plots were hard to follow. almost 20 years ago i decided to give shakespeare another try. people i respected kept talking about how much they enjoyed shakespeare. maybe i was missing something. so i decided to give it some serious study. i quickly became entranced. i was struck by how profound, yet thoroughly enjoyable the plays were. and i was struck by how much shakespeare focuses on political leadership. there granted, it is not his in only or even his biggest theme, but

host: senate minority leader chuck schumer yesterday on capitol hill.oming up on 7:30 on the east coast. in about an hour and a half, hearing will take place before the house intelligence committee. joseph maguire will be .estifying long2154, you can see how the line is with 90 minutes left to go before the scheduled start of the house intelligence committee hearing. that line wrapping around the corner past the elevators and down the hall. usually the press gathering right at the beginning of that line. you can see the lights in the distance having some stand up interviews before the doors open and they can go inside after the usual security sweeps and room set up. getting your thoughts and comments after another busy day on this ukraine phone call story and the move towards impeachment inquiry. deborah in texas, republican. you are next. about: yes, i am calling -- are you there? host: yes, ma'am. caller: i noticed they keep using the word "shall." they didn't turn over those guidelines within the seven days. i looked up the word "shall." register doc

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there's no indication there are any plans on capitol hill to start impeach m process of jt kavanaugh. and chuckll defend chuck at all cost and we're going hear more about this big correction later today. >> absolutely. griff jenkins thank you and we're going discuss basically where we go from here. you know, you have donald trump saying, kavanaugh should sue for liable we have joe billedden saying well we're republicans pressuring the tbig to under investigation or not investigate where do we go from here? >> look i would say this has a major walk back by "the new york times." this is a story that was not vetted. the alleged victim was not the person who brought this to the attention. she, in fact, she has friends who say she doesn't recall the incident, i mean, that was really borderline negligent reporting not negligent reporting look what you said is true. could brett kavanaugh have a case for defamation that the hard case to prove. is he going pursue it probably not. probably just speak to continue to vet these stories you know to make sure they're attacked and especially when they have no

hill to john bolton's departure. nancy pelo nancy pelosi has tweeted. and chuckchumer said it is just the latest example of government by chaos approach. when ambassador bolton's extreme views aren't enough for you, the united states is headed for more chaotic times. here's how other republicans and democrats reacted. >> every president needs to have confidence in their national security adviser. i like john bolton, i think he sees the world for what it is. i appreciate what john has done for the country for a long period of time. the president will now get a chance to pick a national security adviser. >> i think it's a big loss for the country for not? john bolton as part of the senior team on foreign policy. >> i think with john bolton out of the white house, the threat of war around the world is greatly diminished. i think it's a good thing for the country. a good thing for anyone who advocates for a more realistic foreign policy. >> i'm not really sorry to see john bolton go. he never saw a diplomatic solution. it's more in line with the fact that people come

correspondent kristin fisher is on capitol hill with that part of the story. >> senate minority leader chuckchumer is accusing republicans of being silent and submissive in the face of a whistle-blower complaint that has been labeled urgent and credible by a senior-level trump appointee. >> how long must we wait for our republican colleagues to rise up to their responsibilities to the constitution, separation of powers into rule of law when president trump brazenly violates that law. >> one republican is speaking out. senator mitt romney called the accusations troubling in the extreme, critical for the facts to come out. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he also wants more facts and less speculation about what exactly was set on the call but when president trump and the president of ukraine. >> i've been disappointed to see our college, the democratic leader, choose to politicize the committee's ongoing efforts with respect to a recent whistle-blower allegation. >> schumer is now pressuring republicans to join democrats in demanding that the white house allow the whistle-blower's c

hill. >> our thanks to mary bruce there. >>> senate minority leader chuck schumer is forcing a second vote president trump's emergency declaration to help pay for the border wall. >> that vote is expected as early as tomorrow months after enough republicans signed on to block the president from using military funding to build the wall. but the house was unable to override the president's veto. >>> turning to severe weather, karen has been downgraded to a tropical depression but is still a threat to puerto rico and the virgin islands. that means heavy rain, strong winds, flash flooding and mudslides today and tomorrow. puerto rico's governor has already canceled classes and closed government offices today. tropical storm jerry will pass north of bermuda tonight bringing rain, and lorenzo will become a hurricane tonight but is no threat to land. >>> another parent is expected to face sentencing today in the college admissions bribery scandal. businessman devin sloan has admitted to paying $250,000 to get his son admitted into the university of southern california by misrepresenting him as a

plus, gun reform is a talk of capitol hill with congress back in session today. speaker of the house nancy pelosi and chuck schumer be able to push senate republicans to hold a vote? the debate you don't want to miss. keep watching. >> i think i heard senator schumer say two weeks ago we are not going to do everything, he's not willing willing to do anything. >> we will call his bluff and see if he really means it. >> of the president would let us know what he would sign, would be much more likely to do that. we called and we got $58,800. i called and got $54,200. i called and got $51,300. newday helps veterans get the financial peace of mind they've earned and deserve. so if you're a veteran homeowner who needs cash, call newday usa. z1e% there are three words when you live with migraine... "i am here." aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. comm

tonight, we are also tracking breaking news from "the hill's" john solomon who obtained a letter from the state department from senators ron johnson and chuck grassley. that letter demands more information surrounding in october 2016 2016 meeting betwn christopher steele and kathleen cadillac and others. while we do know that he issued a warning to the doj, this is not verified. he has a deadline about glaring inaccuracies in the steele dossier and intelligence. a lot of questions surrounding his meet up with the state department. john solomon is with us, investigative reporter. this is huge. you broke the story. she was telling them, don't do this, don't trust them. this is an agenda. this isn't verified. >> absolutely. we broke the story on "the hill," and back in may. the inspector general, the other state department inspector general, he got involved and started looking at this. here's what we have been told they uncovered. they have evidence surrounding the conduct of steele, there was anti-trump conduct going on. there was something political about why they brought a steele the state department. they have now been referred to the offi

hill. on this issue of background checks and gun control. speaker pal speaker pelosi and chuckident trump today, urging him to support the house-passed universal background checks. and they said, quote, we even promised the president if he endorses this legislation and gets senator mcconnell to act on what the house has passed, we would both join him for an historic signing ceremony at the rose garden. sarah, we know how much the president likes those types of moments. what do you think of their strategy here? >> how sad things have gotten that that's the big offer, that they'd be willing to be seen with the president. but ron has nailed this issue. chuck schumer and nancy pelosi have a problem that every leader of their party has when it comes to an open election on their side, which is, they've got to protect their 2020 candidates at the same time as actually right to get things done. you know, the poll that came out right before this last debate said that among democratic voters, the number who were most interested in hearing about the candidates' position on guns had gone u

on the brief today, kevin cirilli from capitol hill on the agenda facing congress as he gets back to work. from london, to rees rafael on prime minister chucknd we talkfael about saudi arabia's new oil minister. kevin, what is on congresses new agenda? kevin: usmca. pelosi unifynancy centrist democrats and work on a bipartisan issue that republicans say they want to see cross over the finish line on the president's desk within the next two months? i spoke to sources in nancy pelosi's office who say speaker pelosi wants to get to a guest on the issue of ratifying usmca, but right now it is still unknown.

on the brief today, kevin cirilli from capitol hill on the agenda facing congress as he gets back to work. from london, to rees rafael on prime minister chuck -- to raise , and we talkfael about saudi arabia's new oil minister. kevin, what is on congresses new agenda? kevin: usmca. pelosi unifynancy centrist democrats and work on a bipartisan issue that republicans say they want to see cross over the finish line on the president's desk within the next two months? i spoke to sources in nancy pelosi's office who say speaker pelosi wants to get to a guest on the issue of ratifying usmca, but right now it is still unknown. two other topics. second, whether or not mitch mcconnell will form some type of bipartisan consensus around gun control. those mass shootings over the summer weighing heavily on the minds of lawmakers as they return. last but not least, they still have to pass spending bills by the end of the month or else we will have a government shutdown. david: over the weekend, an extraordinary story about the camp david accords that did not happen. therese rafael in london. it is a law. does that mean boris johnson cannot leave the eu w

senate which is the upper chamber across from capitol hill from where i'm standing right now the top democrat in that republican controlled body chuck schumer has also been speaking coming countering what the g.o.p. leader here in the house has been saying what he's been saying is that this transcript does not in any way the one that was released of the will from the white house of the telephone call between the u.s. president the ukrainian president does not in any way assuage their concerns in fact it heightens concerns it believes in the eyes of democrats here on capitol hill that there needs to be even more scrutiny more information that this transcript that was released in essence underscores their biggest fears that the u.s. president allegedly abused his power in office to investigate a political rival former vice pres. isn't it joe biden in the now they're pushing for the white house or rather the whistle blower who 1st brought this to light the reported this to the intelligence committee inspector general that he should be allowed to testify and they're also calling for his complaint to be released and this is really what's

. >>> with capitol hill diving head first into an impeachment fight, any sort of legislative agenda could very well be in limbo. senator minority leader chuckumer has an urgent message for the president. keep moving on gun legislation. >> best way president trump can prove he still can govern is universal background checks. that's where governing begins. despite the ongoing impeachment inquiry into the president's actions on the ukraine, i am here today to state that congress and the white house should still move forward on universal background checks. >> so what does the impeachment push mean gun legislation? i'm joined by a congressional reporter for politico along with former democratic congresswoman donna edwards. melanie, let me start with you. answer that first question for us there. with the impeachment inquiry taking upmost of the oxygen on capitol hill, we know this is a body that has not demonstrated in the past that it can walk and chew gum. what does it mean for democrats and republicans working together on gun legislation? >> gun control was already stuck in neutral eaven before the impeachment inquiry. the atmosphere has alrea

>>> on capitol hill, bay area representative mike thompson will lead a form on gun violence prevention as democrats continue to pressure senate republicans to take action. senator chuck schumer is among those calling for hr 8 to be brought to the senate floor for the boat. it is the bipartisan background checks act of 2019. the bill, passed by the house, establishes new background check requirements for gun sales between private parties. >> too many americans are losing their lives to gun violence. too many families are just weeping because they have lost loved ones. >> we are trying to take anyone's gun away was your person with mental illness and a convicted felon. >> hr 8 does not affect some weapons transfers like gifts between family members. in the meantime, mitch mcconnell says he will not bring a gun bill to the floor unless it has president trump's complete support. >>> the time is 6:07. a wild scene in british parliament. shoving and shouting matches are breaking out in the ongoing battle over brexit. we will have the latest developments from the uk. >> the radars, the raiders are preparing to leave oakland, but will not be without it. how marshawn lynch is

could send his dni to capitol hill and say, i don't want you to meet with adam schiff because i don't trust with adam schiff, but go ahead and meet with nancy pelosi and chuckchumer and tell them to back off. he hasn't done that. even though he says he doesn't know who it is, it's a political hack, they're out to get me. we've seen this playbook before when they stall, discredit the source so when it does come out, at least his people are inclined to say, forget about it. >> we've seen something before in this playbook, too, that the act in question may not be a thing. if it is something within the scope of his powers as president, then it will be a that's just how he talks moment. then what the controversy involves around, it's not just that, it's his or his aides' behavior around what the initial incident was. half the mueller report was related to incidents of possible obstruction of justice by the president and his interaction with the mueller investigation into the president. right now you are talking about the administration preventing the i.g. from briefing congress. and then the president on the one hand says, i don't know who this is, but your poin

our capitol hill producer just tweeting this about what happened a short while ago on he senate floor -- host: here's some of the discussion before that between the democratic leader, chuck schumer, and majority leader mitch mcconnell. mr. schumer: in august, a public servant within the intelligence community found the conduct of the president of the united states alarming enough to file a complaint. they found this whistleblower complaint both credible and urgent. by law, the director of national intelligence must forward such a complaint to the congressional intelligence committees within seven days of receiving it. congress has been informed by the inspector general of the intelligence community in writing that the trump administration is preventing that complaint from being sent to the relevant committees in congress. those are the facts, madam president. the situation they describe is unacceptable. we know that the executive branch is blocking the legislative branch, a co-equal branch of our government, from performing its constitutional oversight duties. the fact that the whistleblower complaint concerns our national security, our foreign policy, and potential misc

chuck schumer just put out a statement basically saying what's his thing with vladimir putin. but even if you want to come domestically in utah, this move means diverting $54 million in projects at hillh senators mitt romney and mike lee of utah pushed back, kind of gently, against the president's plan. is that the extent of what we're likely to see from republican's mild statements of protest either if local projects go away or ask to refund, as you put it, projects they have already given money to fund. >> that's what's going to be so interesting. i mean, it's bone headed to use puerto rico as sort of a punching bag which the president does. that could really hit him hard in florida if people who have left because of maria and relocated to florida and registered to vote there disapprove of this. but look at north carolina where senator tom tillis faces re-election next year, project in arizona and colorado, all these republicans up for re-election next year afraid to criticize president trump now because they don't want to be affected in their primary, but then they will have to defend this against a general election electorate after -- should they win their primary and it's going

hill is that something this time might actually happen regarding guns. the big question is what. over the weekend the president of the united states spoke on the phone with chuckwas asked for comment. they said that the president indicated he wanted find bipartisan legislative solutions but made no commitments. so what would capitol hill agree to on a bipartisan basis? good question. brian: right. i will add something to that. senator chris coons was here a democrat earlier, i believe he is sincerely going after something that will work and be effective. he said look, if the house gets a vote in the senate, even if it doesn't pass, chuck schumer did his job, right? chuck schumer got the vote from the house. nancy pelosi says she does her job. they go to the point of doing something that will actually pass. then everyone would be put on the clock to see, it has to be effective. it has to not infringe on the second amendment right but react to rash of shootings. katie: the goal for the white house is going to be getting something passed that actually solves the problem. they don't want to push through some kind of background check legislation like the one in the

hill. you talk behind the scenes. they loath him. he is -- not only is he not a conservative, he is a guy who spent his entire life giving political contributions to chucker, to hillary clinton eight times, to charlie wrangell. donald trump contributed to elliot spits, he he contributed to andrew cuomo, anthony werner. is he a life-time democrat who has taken their philosophy, at least what they said on the campaign trail what they said about budgets and created the biggest national debt ever. he's gone back to hooverism, supporting protectionism and turned the republican party away from that. he has denigrated the intel communities time and time again in support of vladimir putin. so, jon, doesn't that seem to be a bit different than, say, what we had when bill clinton was going through this in the 1990s and had relationships not only across the hill with the democratic party, but also with democratic activists who he had worked with since the 1972 mcgovern campaign? >> and it's very different than richa richard n. nixon, vice president for eight years, nominee in 1960 who campaigned. think of all those house members that richard nixon campaigned for i