clarke. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous materials on this measure. mr. clarke: -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to include an exchange of letters on this bill in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. ms. clarke: thank you once again. every american community in one way or another has been impacted by the opioid crisis. this crisis, already two decades old, continues to grow and evolve. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, more than 28,000 people in the united states overdosed or died from synthetic opioids in 2017 alone. virtually all types of opioids, whether finished heroin or potent synthetic opioids such as fentanyl, cross our bo

chief clark has served the people for 47 years. as our chief of police since 2013. for the first 26 years of his service, chief clark served on the patrol division, on swat, and detective department giving him a wide range of experiences within the police force. earlier this year under the leadership of chief clark the department earned an accreditation from the pennsylvania learment accreditation commission, an achievement realized by just 10% of the state's 1,200 police departments. chief clark works to make the department more active in the community, to increase his officers' interaction with the people they work to protect. his coffee with the cops initiative created personal connections between the police officers and public. under his leadership the department created a facebook page to kept public informed. mr. speaker, we want to thank chief clark for his hard work and dedication to the people of north hampton township. because of the actions of chief clark and his officers, north hampton is safer and happyier for everybody who resides there. chief clark, t

clark. [applause] mr. clark: hello. thank you to the vail symposium for inviting me to participate in this panel. there is no debate religious freedom is a foundational importance in our country. and it should come with no surprise that i believe religious exemptions from certain laws have a legitimate place in our system of ordered liberty. i was the general counsel of the united church of christ, which in 2014 successfully brought a lawsuit declaring north carolina's criminalization of the religious solemnization of same-sex marriages to be an unconstitutional violation of our clergy and congretants' right to freely exercise the religious beliefs. however, there is debate about where the place for religious exemptions is. for example, the courts have recently been called upon to resolve questions such as whether business providers frequently used in wedding services may decline to provide goods and services when the business owners' religious beliefs do not embrace same-sex marriage. constitutional statutory standards

supposedly he is listening to clark. clark appears to be left-handed. i always look for that. i am left-handed. while was look for people who are left-handed. these are two books -- i will quote from the later books. he wrote a book about investigative reporting because he was the expert. the expert rock maker -- expert muckraker or village scold. nothing met clark's standard for propriety. the game plan was apparent. the addition of some minor figures with white house connections indicted to give the impression of an investigation. even those indictments would be part of an obstruction of justice unless they included these three. he was the finance chairman for the reelection committee. he had this interview. as a result of the interview that occurs september 14, the day before the burglary indictments come down -- this is early on. because of the interview i knew , richard nixon was involved in planning and directing a cover-up that was being executed by john dean in the white house. so he is saying in his book -- the interview was embargoed. he could not print it. he could

clark disappeared and mr. in those records. >> meaning suckow was in the area when casey clark disappeared. sarah meanwhile whose marriage was falling apart had begun to harbor suspicions about james and not just his cheatin' ways. it went back to the day james told her about doug carlile's death. >> he just walked into the room and was like, doug's dead, straight-faced, nothing. it was the strangest thing ever. >> did you think at the time, i wonder if james had something to do with this? >> it seemed fishy, it did. but again, your life's already crumbling. you don't want to think that your husband could be doing anything like that. >> why didn't you get out of that marriage? >> i was scared of him. so. everyone wants the fairy tale. everyone wants to be married with a life and kids and it came crashing quickly. >> so finally, sarah started talking about divorce. >> i told him and he'd be like, how are you going to feel if you divorce me and find out all this isn't true and the kid's not mine. you'll be a hor

so clark tried something never done before. >> this is the adult female that reared these two chicks.now if a parent would foster more than one chick. so he approached a bird who knew him well. >> and here is a sexually mature bird that has been breeding for years and years and years, raised tons of chicks with another bird. she sort of kind of got attached to me because she was the only one she was interacting with. >> so she sort of fell in love with you. >> and i her. >> reporter: it was a wild success. and this year for the first time ever, the chicks are all being raised in pairs. the zoo spends more than half a million dollars a year trying to save the species, but the only condor visitors may see is dolly who arrived with a damaged wing they couldn't repair. so you guys spend all this money on the california condor, but you don't have a condor exhibit at the zoo? >> yeah. >> reporter: how come? >> zoos are changing. zoos have gone from a place where you go to see animals to a place that does conservation locally and abroad. >> reporter: and that brings us back to this fall day.

he supposedly is listening to clark. clark appears to be left-handed, i always look for that. i look for people who are left-handed. these are two books. i will quote from the later book. he wrote a book about investigative reporting because he was the expert. the expert muckraker or the expert village scold. he never met clark's standard for propriety. the white house game plan was apparent to me. there would be the addition of minor figures indicted to give the impression of an investigation. it would be part of an obstruction of justice and unless they included mcgruder, haldeman,- magruder, and stans. he had this interview and as a result of the interview, that occurs september 14, the day the burglary indictments come down. this is early on. because of the stans interview, "i knew richard nixon was involved in planning and directing a cover-up being executed by john dean in the white house." he is saying in his book that the interview was embargoed, so he could not printed or tell -- print it or tell anybody. but he knew from that interview that there is a cover-up and ni

clark calling to tell me that they had arrested harvey.t was a real great sense of relief. it was almost indescribable. >> reporter: which is perhaps where the movie version of this story would end. but real life is not quite like that. for all the suspicion of steven's friends, the murder case against harvey morrow was rather weak. no evidence sufficient to prove that harvey shot steven then dumped his body in the ocean. >> we were looking for steven's dna on the boat. knowing that his death was caused by a gunshot wound it was pretty obvious that there should be something that said this is where it was. >> reporter: but there wasn't. no blood, no gun, no significant fingerprints. what they needed, couldn't find, was something that put the two men together on the far side of catalina island where that current would have caught the body, carried it round to the spot where boaters saw it floating face down in the water. they hunted everywhere for harvey's gps, but they never found it. months went by. harvey sitting in jail. no luck for the

and richard clarke had developed a very close relationship and when richard clarke left the government. he did a number of security projects. with richard clarke did a number of security projects together in the country and eventually he asked richard clarke if he could help him to build this kind of hacking unit that became known as dread and project raven. i don't think that the u.s. government is are you know no go ahead. i don't think that the u.s. government while the u.s. government i think approved the project i don't i don't think the u.s. government or richard clarke ever had any understanding or intention of kind of where it would end up going i think in the beginning the goals were really limited to counterterrorism and that was something that was sort of in everybody's interest so over the years after rich so how concerning is that what you just said that that a program like this with the potential reach an implication to something that it's not really clear that the people who put it in place knew what they wanted to do or knew what they did they even know legally what the

gary clark jr!lot's changed since you were here. it's called the internet. holiday movies. [ remote bleeps ] ♪ i'm dreaming ♪ of a white christmas family. home. [ music swells ] woohoo! -yeah! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to jon hamm, keri russell [ cheers and applause gary clark jr, once again! [ cheers and applause and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania [ cheers and applause stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. thank you for watching have a great night i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- john mulaney star of "reprisal," actor rodrigo santoro, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case,

gary clark jr!reunion 3 million light years in the making. woohoo! -yeah! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to jon hamm, keri russell [ cheers and applause gary clark jr, once again! [ cheers and applause and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. thank you for watching have a great night i hope to see you tomorrow bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- jack black host of msnbc's "the beat," journalist ari melber, featuring the 8g band with coady willis ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news president trump this afternoon hosted a hanukkah reception at the white hous

clarke, a conservative mp for nearly 50 years. a lifelong tory, won a lifelong labour supporter. did they have more in common than they realise? that's better. i can see myself. my name is alistair campbell. i worked for tony blair. i'm ken clarke, health secretary, home secretary and chancellor of the exchequer. how are you voting? i've decided i am going to back the people who have been early supporters of the people's vote. in terms of my own vote, i'm going to vote for keir starmer. so, are you campaigning for the other party? yes... and i will help dominic grieve and david gauke, i think. i have endorsed people like david gauke, anna soubry and dominic grieve. you and ifor the first david gauke, anna soubry and dominic grieve. you and i for the first time in our lives, although we get on perfectly well personally, you are definitely a labour man and i am definitely a labour man and i am definitely a labour man and i am definitely a conservative, both of us, in ourways, definitely a conservative, both of us, in our ways, our d

i'm kenneth clarke, health secretary, home secretary and chancellor of the exchequer. are you voting? i've decided i am going to back the people who have been early supporters of a people's vote. in terms of my own vote, i'm going to vote for keir starmer. so, you are campaigning for the labour party? lam. no... yes... and i will help dominic grieve if i can, and david gauke, i think. i have endorsed people like david gauke, anna soubry and dominic grieve. you and i, for the first time in our lives, although we get on perfectly well personally, you are definitely a labour man and i am definitely a conservative, both of us, in our ways, are actively supporting the same candidates in particular constituencies. parties are polarised, labour has gone left, tories have gone right. in both cases the left and the right haven't purged the parliamentary party as they wanted to. i was booted out for voting lib dem. ididn't... iknowi... ages ago. i knew when i lost the whip, i joined distinguished company because i thought that was michael heseltine! i didn't know you'd been kick

said tot tim clark is retire after 16 years in the role. leadership, dubai has become a hub connecting asia, europe, and the united states to the middle east. we are joined on the phone by george fordyce and. -- george ferguson. tim took over, and how did he transform the airline? he builtote -- george: a major super connector between europe, and asia, and then in recent years, pulling in u.s. cities. he built a huge fleet of the releas --de bodies, really stretching beyond what we would call business into dubai ondoming the head of business. connecting europe, and asia. effect thats of the he had on the aviation industry, it is hard to look at any of the major programs that have come out of boeing and airbus. had -- it is hard to look at them without seeing the impact that tim has had on it. neo-version, and upgraded option and never got it. he had a huge impact on the triple seven -- on the 777 program. hard? push too george: i think he pushed them hard for the product that emirates needed. that is what you need to do when you are the chi

they are effective in targeting iran support. >> general clark? >> i think the sanctions have some utility. but the message is going to be if the militias escalate, they will be targeted. if iran is sport iing those, th cannot assume as it was able to do in 2005, 06, and 07, it would be able to escape without feeling the direct retaliation of the united states. in that period of time, the iranians put in the, employeesive penetrators that caused a lot of casualties to the american forces. we never struck back directly against iran. it's a different time today. if i were the iranian government, i would recognize they are dealing with the different president and military and situation in the region. so this can be run right up the ladder of escalation to impact directly on iran very quickly if iran chooses to escalate. >> how concerned should the u.s. government be about alienating iraq? those strikes that killed a number of iranian militiamen in the border, iraq felt that they were sovereignty was breached with that. should we be concerned about po

this is eve at clark, democrat from new york -- in -- yvette clark, nobody is above the law. this is from congressman rick larsen, democratic leaders unveiled two articles of impeachment. no reason to celebrate here, he says. and then from the republican side of the aisle, this is disgusting -- with this disgusting impeachment charade, house democrats have proved themselves guilty of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. and from another republican, the only abuse of power is the democrats and what they have done in this sham-peachment. the hiding of a whistleblower. a complete hoax, that is what congressman rick crawford said, and this from senator marsha blackburn. impeachments' obsession is about one thing -- ensuring that president trump is not reelected. one last note -- the house members of the various committees making this announcement on capitol hill today on a day where the president's daughter, ivanka trump, is on the hell talking to house republicans. talking to house republicans. speaking, saying hearing from and by we i mean, is republicans, are united lik

. >> reporter: dave clark, amazon's senior vp of worldwide operations says that workshop is cranking packages faster than ever. >> we delivered bltz of packages in one day to customers. >> reporter: why one day? is two day not fast enough? >> no customer is did ever going to say deliver it to me slower. >> reporter: to meet demands amazon is increasing deployment this season with 50,000 delivery vehicles. >> it's really about how closed can i get the inventory to you. one hour delivery is one hour because it's very, very close to you. in a small forward deployed fulfillment center. >> reporter: that demand can lead to overrun mail rooms, packages spilling out onto city streets. good child, the director of supply chain logistics at the university of washington says the delivery side of e-commerce is a work in progress. >> do we want public space to be used as, like, a temporary distribution center? i don't think we do. >> reporter: we hear stories about mail rooms that are just sort of flooding with packages. >> these changes are happening so quickly that sometimes buildings and the v

. >> i am dave clark, we tack, are talking about rain in the bay area. >> steve paulson. >> there was ponding water by the time i got to oakland, if you are leaving now, get ready, it was not continuous but it was steady and heavy in spots. you can see some intense cells going through, a possibility of isolated thunderstorms as the upper low is making it's move, 30s for a few, lots of 40s and 50s, there is more on the way throughout the rest of the week, i am fine tuning all of the details. 50s on the temperatures, santa rosa 52. here's the man with the plan for your traffic. >> thank you, steve. it's going to be a tough day, it's already ponding and flooding in some areas, right now it looks light on the at on the pass, we have a lot of flooding and we also have a lot of fender benders when people get on the road. traffic is wet on the roads. >>> two hours from now the house of representatives will begun a debate on the articles of impeachment ahead of a vote today. the house rules committee approved six hours of debate with swing district democrats saying that they will vote against

nancy clark designed it and made it, it's made with gilded hydrangea leaves. >> [indiscernible] first lady laura: i wish for peace. i hope that all americans will remember other people during this christmas. that they will ask senior citizens in to visit with people who are lonely, that they will work in their food banks, that they will use their good fortune to help people who are less fortunate. i hope also that every american will take the opportunity to thank the families of the military men and women who are deployed around the world right now, defending our freedom and fighting for peace. to thank their families for the sacrifice they have made and to thank those men and women for the sacrifices they make. and once again on this christmas, like last year, there will be a lot of people with an empty place at the table. those people who lost someone a year ago on september 11, and all of the families who are away from their loved ones because their loved ones deployed around the world in the military. i hope that everybody has a season filled with joy and love and peace. [indistin

and you can see more of that report from nick clark on our environmental program planet s.o.s. saturday 1730 g.m.t. here on ars. ok we'll grab a break when we come back how the search for oil in the mediterranean has caused a diplomatic incident in greece. and we take you for a rare look inside hong kong's bomb disposal unit as police prepare for another weekend of protests. and some very unsettled weather continue across northern sections of the middle east we've seen some pretty heavy rain is but over the last few days in particular to northern sections of syria and unfortunately this is the result we've got floodwaters just sitting and of course you're looking at some of the refugee council but it'll be a while before these waters actually recede the rain is actually carrying away eastward you can see quite a a mass of the green here pushing through iraq on into iran of course and snow to those higher elevations so slightly cooler sunday into taran 9 degrees celsius and you'll notice if you shout just creeping into the eastern end of the mediterranean 100. those showers work

ok nick clarke there lie for us in madrid thanks very much indeed for bringing us the latest. now a major earthquake has shaken the southern philippines in the same area struck by tremors in october a magnitude 6 quake 6.9 quake was in the. province at least one child is reportedly killed after a wall collapse of the buildings are reports of crumbled trapping people in the rubble no tsunami warning was issued but just the supplies are disrupted the damage assessments are under way police new zealand have confirmed a 16th person has died from injuries sustained in monday's volcanic eruption specialist wearing protective clothing return to white island on sunday have failed to find the lost city missing bodies that serve to date still stay with us here and al-jazeera world they know is up next. the. benefit of the band in. a. way get a glare on our boss thing that even. began a total waste. that even. refunds. by the looks on the list. along with my i mean it sure looks. like a bullet in the never. been in yet though are you sure you know not let us use one of seo in you can mea

kristen clarke, welcome back to democracy now! your response overall to the debate last night and then this specific point, which was who was not on the stage, candidates of color,, harris has pulled out of the race, and of course then cory booker and julian castro who were both still presidential candidateses, excludeded from ts debate. >> the elephant in the room last night during the debate was the fact that virtually all of the candidates of color have been wiped out by the e rules, the restrictions, and the norms governing this process. but for yang. i think this is a moment that requires a pause and have a questionon -- conversatition abt money dd politics about racially polarized votining patterns in our r country. we have never had a woman serere as president but we've have also never had a person -- we alalso deserve to have a process that yields a person of color on the ticket. thatnow, it is very clear white privileged candidates with tremendous amounts of personal wealth enjoy and a natural advantage -- a natural advan

.>> and i am dave clark, now let's talk about the tuesday weather and steve paulson swept the fog out of the way.>> i had help. the fog is lifted, hide mid- level clouds up above and light rain tonight and early wednesday. a lot of cloud cover this weekend with light rain off and on filtering through thursday and friday, not a lot but it will be that oregon miss. it missed oregon and settled here not as foggy, a lot of high clouds in advance of the system which is still back here and that is what is over us now but the next system will drag across throughout the da will d 40s and 50s with overcast conditions and visibility's much better, yesterday was zero visibility but that is not the case today. a lot of cloud cover and 50s. somebody backing up? >> sounds like an aol modem. good morning everyone. do you remember modems? let's check out the commute on 580 and two survive, traffic okay to start, off to a nice start and not much going on. i looked around to see if there was any red at all. you see traffic moving well in the south bay next time that we will look at the bay bridge toll

. >> good morning i am dave clark. a patch of dense fog . >> it to. >> you did, all right. >> a lot around the richmond area. >> around the entire area. >> yes, be aware. >> be aware, it will only get worse. as sal will tell you we will be the fog brothers, do you hear me ? >> i area. >> is already thick thick thick. all rain and no winds. we get a little bit of a break. if you don't have fog, you have sunday. colder as well, 40s for many. the fog visibility, take your pick, zero or not very far. that includes areas to the north and east and coast, down to san jose, probably the best for months. sfo and oakland a quarter-mile visibility right where we should be. speaking of, here he is himself, did you have fog underway in? on your johnston? but i did, it was pretty dense i have to tell you, it caught my attention for sure, let's take a look at what we have now, very little in the way of slow traffic but the fog will be the headliner. the tracy, it looks good, southbay also off to a good start, you can see this is the

i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. >>> it is 4:30 am and we have rosemary in for steve. >>> by the afternoon things will change and we will get into the wet weather, and it will hang around for a good part of d. here is a me for the evening drive we expect the rain and wind. the wind is expected to pick up at 40 miles an hour, gusting even stronger to about 50. we have a wind advisory in place for the entire bay area to date through early saturday. rainfall amounts 2 to 2 1/2 inches for the urban areas, more in the hills with a flash flood watch in the north bay. in the sierra we have more snow expected with a winter storm warning coming our way. we have details on the advisories and what we expect out of the system with your weekend coming up and just a bit. >>> it is 4:31 am. >>> how are the highways, sal? >> off to good start and from solano county the traffic looks good from fairfield to vallejo. no traffic get heading to the maccarthur maze and the art carquinez bridge, a little over 15 minuttoll plaza with an update just ahead >>> the people in wine >> for good reason they are taking e

harpers ferry, designed by thomas jefferson for the lois and clark expedition. 0.303 world war i trench rudy looks to add to his artillery when this bronze civil war 12-pounder, called the napoleon, goes on sale. >> the napoleon gun won the war for the union army. >> hayes otoupalik is a militaria dealer and collector. he tells me more about that napoleon cannon. >> it was found in the 1950s in the path of union army at gettysburg. it's a classic, must-have weapon in a civil war collection. >> so, rudy must have it, even if the 12 grand asking price is a stretch. >> he had to refinance the home, i think -- >> oh, my. >> -- to my mother's dismay. there was, you know, tension in the home, so i heard a fair amount of things that maybe i wish i wouldn't have heard. >> rudy just covers his ears, claims his prize, and painstakingly refurbishes the cannon using blueprints from the smithsonian. but will he listen to the warning shot fired by the missus? >> my wife told me, if i build one more cannon, she'd divorce me. >> here's a "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer when we return. ♪

. >> good morning, i am david clark. >> think you, we have a burgundy thing going. all matching this morning, happy friday. >> rain and crs no. how about that. not just yet though, outside our doors it is a dry one. images arranging in the 40s, low 50s. we have san francisco checking in a 60 fit, san jose at 53. a live look there at sfo, where it is still dry. dealing with a little bit of fog up there this morning, take a look at the inner east bay. concord reporting quarter mile visibility. everybody else a okay at the moment, if you look at the central valley, central and sacramento valley, we have got some there as well. dry conditions due to morning hours, that will begin to change into the afternoon and by the evening drive, i think many of us will be facing the wet weather. the system comes with advisories as i mentioned a moment ago. when adviser for the entire bay area. oh flash flood for the north bay. and a winter storm warning for the cra. >>> traffic is doing very well, if you are driving on the road, this is a look at tracy, five 8205. a nice-looking dr

. >> i am dave clark. we had a decent amount of rain in san francisco overnight, one of our photographers took these pictures as rain moved through the city, now for a look at what you can expect with the expert. steve paulson's our meteorologist. >> thank you for that. good times. for now. a lot coming across the pacific, if you were near petaluma south it was in the final fifth two a quarter of an inch. around stanley the and points north. look at the moisture street across the pacific. therein lies the forecast, a lot of clouds, occasionally light rain temperatures 50s maybe patchy fog. that's how we time it, while you are snoozing and going off to school, 50s on the temperatures to low 60s. 40 degrees above average. here is the man, let's hope things are pretty quiet. >>> for the most part we don't have a whole lot going on, a little wet out there is you know this is a look at the east shore freeway, 80 westbound to the macarthur maze, a 60 minute drive, about the best time it will get between those tw

. >> i'm dave clark. >> i am pam cook. a storm the trench the bay area the last couple of days has two feet of fresh snow to ski resorts. people enjoying all of the resorts with half of their trails open now. squaw valley, where looks like over the weekend on interstate 80 and highway 50 and 88 are open to drivers with no chain restrictions.. >> i need something going on. >> i need you here. >> i need you here. we need steve too. one of the things we're talking about is heavy fog. >>> there might be a n tuesday and friday not as much northward. we are in between systems. we still get something out of it as far as cloud cover tuesday and maybe there light rain the fog to be in storm anywhere this week looks like there's into friday, there will be some going into saturday. but not a lot. little bit of a break. still a lot of cloud cover next week. the fog 30s and 40s and temperatures, a lot of low 40s or mid-40s. a few upper 40s. when you lock in on the fog it can be tough to get rid of this time of year so some locations ma

kenneth clarke and alistair campbell.uestion for you, have you heard of something called saltomophobia. i'm going to tell something that there was a medical condition, and you were health secretary, and you should know this and it's called saltomophobia. ah, bowled middle stump. i don't know many people with that. it's an irrational fear of ketchup. it's true. i have my doubts as to whether that isa i have my doubts as to whether that is a true thing. we are live until 11 is a true thing. we are live until ii this morning. really want to hear from you if you have bought diazepam pills online. you may not know it, perhaps you do, but you are breaking the law and one of the reasons people say they are doing is because they are addicted to these pills, they are addicted to these pills, they help treat anxiety. michael contacted us on twitter and said he had been prescribed these in emergencies only. i suffer with anxiety on a daily basis and he goes on to say that diazepam is useful for when you are extremely on edge but not

dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest begins at 8:00 p.m. >>> traffic is back to normal tonight on 80 in vallejo. the freeway was shut down in both directions just before 5:00 p.m. at the magazine street overpass. sky7 captured the huge backup this created. look at it. traffic in the eastbound direction stretched across the carquinez bridge. all lanes opened around 6:00 p.m. we did see police talking to a man standing on the overpass. >>> it is still not clear tonight if a car did undeed go over a cliff at gray whale cove in san mateo county. crews looked for signs of that vehicle. someone reported seeing a sedan speeding over the edge. that was about 11:00 this morning. cal fire says car parts were found in the water, but it's not sure if they are connected to this particular incident. >>> developing news. moments of sheer panic and fear were captured in the video of a church service yesterday near fort worth, texas. it took an armed church member six seconds to take down the gunman. we're now hearing from that parishioner and learning about the lives lost. >> oh, lord

. >> stephen: you recently got engaged to your partner clarke. ( ding ) mazel-tov. >> thank you.ow. we haven't planned anything yet. >> stephen: do you need an officiant because i can legally marry people, i've married people before. >> can you? >> stephen: in the united states, yes. >> that would be really something, if you can back and-- >> stephen: i would be thrilled to, yeah. >> clarke, what do you think of that? >> stephen: let's talk-- he hates the idea. >> that's us, honest to a fault. >> stephen: you're running for reelection in 2020. >> i am, yeah. >> stephen: do you guys have an electoral college? >> no. >> stephen: would you like ours? >> i think we're good with our mixed member proportional system. >> stephen: when is the next election? >> i haven't set it yet. >> stephen: you get to set the election? >> yeah. >> stephen: how is that right? >> i know, it sounds a little unfair. >> stephen: call it now! how cool would it be if you called the election right now on tv? >> are you doing, like, a truth or dare? >> stephen: do it. just daring me to call an election? >> ste

i'm kenneth clarke, a health secretary, home secretary and chancellor of the exchequer, lord chancellor. it's different. so, yeah, i've always been labour. i'm left of centre. bit of a spectrum, left of centre. record skips. i've always described myself as right of centre. i'm a discontented conservative. i'm about to have a meal, lunch. in the main, i refuse to have lunch. oh, my god! ah! i was taking your name in vain in a conversation earlier on. were you? good to see you. what were you saying? forgive me for not leaping to my feet — i'm rather lame nowadays. what were you saying? i thought, who had moved away from parliamentary politics towards public relations politics started... 0h! ..when tony brought you. so you're blaming me? you got rid of all the civil service press officers... oh, rubbish! ..and it all became more media based. i don't think that's true. i'm sure you would defend your media—based. .. what are you going to vote? well, i've voted every election in my life. so far, i've voted conservative, but i'm a discontented conservative. i know a lot of people in the major

nt. >>> thank you for waking up with us december 24. >> i'm dave clark.b the umbrella wherever you are going. >> steve paulson is here with his. >> most of it will be in the morning decreasing in the afternoon, 10th of an inch and the inch will be santa clara valley, the santa cruz mountains to the north, maybe a couple 100 to a 10th of an inch. folks, this time is to the south and in the morning, does something, maybe half-inch amounts

i am dave clark. and steve paulson says three words. rain and rain and rain. >>> for some, not for all. some areas are not getting it. other areas are getting a lot of we will take a look at some of the totals. some of these are we totals in summer 24 hours. in san jose along the peninsula, really kind of missing out. oakland is getting some but a 3rd of it into sfo and 24 hours is correct. some other totals. in sleepy hollow these are one week totals. over 7 inches of rain. vacaville is 24 hours. vallejo 1.67 and that is a storm total. some areas pretty good. the santa cruz mountains and marin county and rushing river. snow is good but it is a wet snow now. the snow levels going up and mainly above the lake level. south lake tahoe is rain and blue canyon is all rain. it will funnel in moisture throughout the morning decreasing by tonight and then decreasing more so tomorrow. we should get a break wednesday and thursday in the neck system comes in. santa cruz mountains looks like the bull's-eye. a little warmer on the thames. it is goin

i'm dave clark. that is pam cook.ere is meteorologist steve paulson. >> some fog more than rain. fog is popping up. still some rain in the picture. this is going along the coast. the humidity is very high. santa rosa, saint carlos 100 percent. what about the visibility? it's not to bad. san jose has four miles. quarter of a mile to have a mile there. that is the main focus of the fog along san jose. it looks like visibility has so most of it going parallel to the coast. not doing much. this activity will pick up lateth

this is eve at clark, democrat from new york -- in -- yvette clark, nobody is above the law. this is from congressman rick larsen, democratic leaders unveiled two articles of impeachment. no reason to celebrate here, he says. and then from the republican side of the aisle, this is disgusting -- with this disgusting impeachment charade, house democrats have proved themselves guilty of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. and from another republican, the only abuse of power is the democrats and what they have done in this sham-peachment. the hiding of a whistleblower. a complete hoax, that is what congressman rick crawford said, and this from senator marsha blackburn. impeachments' obsession is about one thing -- ensuring that president trump is not reelected. one last note -- the house members of the various committees making this announcement on capitol hill today on a day where the president's daughter, ivanka trump, is on the hell talking to house republicans. talking to house republicans. speaking, saying hearing from and by we i mean, is republicans, are united lik

cheryl: that's to clark, really quick. >> it certainly does concern me.tory of backing out on commitments they've made in various trade agreements and other types of agreements. and so, yeah, i that is certainy concerning. as you mentioned in the intro, if china doesn't go through with these purchases and the tariff rates will ratchet back up. overall, though, i think this is a positive step. it's been a big week for the president on the trade policy front. he got the usmca agreement hammered out and now this. i think that that sort of portends good things for him over the next year. cheryl: this could be a small boost to gdp. i've seen some analysis, point two percentage points on gdp. the same thing on the farmers, has the damage already been done to some of these industries? >> one of the things we missed on the farmer part of it is not only has exports slowed to china, but we really have had a massive over-supply for years anyway. one of the big problems we've had is that there's not been a supply disruption and between the competition and the growth

and was built to follow suspects in the years after the september 11th attacks reuters says richard clarke a former counterterrorism chief of presidents clinton and bush set up the program in 2008 the unit's fake us went further though targeting human rights activists and both the government of qatar and football's governing body fifi over the 2022 world cup joe shechtman is the investigative reporter who broke the story for reuters he says the u.s. state department probably didn't intend for the program to become what it has yeah i think that the legal lines of what they could do became very blurred and i think they became more blurred over the years you know as we previously reported you know the same project would end up targeting al-jazeera itself would end up targeting media figures human rights activists b.b.c. journalists women's rights activists all over the world and i don't think that that's you know what someone like richard clarke or or the state department have had ever necessarily intended the problem is when you when you create a surveillance program like this it's very easy

is being lost in the sea at the rate of a football field every hour 10 years ago al jazeera as nick clark visited southern louisiana where he saw the destruction caused by oil extraction and rising sea levels he's returned to find communities now living on the brink travels through the delta system of the great mississippi in southern louisiana and you'll soon feel the precarious nature of existence here the gulf of mexico inexorably e.t.l. where the road to fields and homes salt water killing biodiversity. 10 years ago there were 60 people living just above sea level on the small strip of land that is. today it's 20 and 20 ling fast this community is slowly being returned to nature. you know what we see here is repeated in many communities right across southern louisiana as the wetlands retreat fewer and fewer people want to take the risk of living here but many say that these decaying buildings a testament to the folly of what we're doing to the planet. just days after we filmed but this defective harken barry causing the total evacuation of the town locals film the subsequent devastati

and you can see more from dick clark on al-jazeera is an environment program planet s.o.s. that is on saturday at 1730 chanting. and we shall carry these are the headlines u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi has asked for formal impeachment charges to be drawn up against the president for abuse of power donald trump says he looks forward to a fair trial in the republican controlled senate. our democracy is where does it state the president leaves us no choice but to act because he is trying to corrupt once again the election for his own benefit the president has engaged in abuse of power undermining our national security and jeopardizing the integrity of our elections his actions are in defiance of the vision of our founders and the oath of office that he takes to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the state. ride sharing service has announced a nearly 6000 sexual assaults reported to the company and the u.s. over 2 years it's the 1st time member house released the figures which cover 2017 in 2018 hornets competitors have been facing increasing pressure to deal wit

rising influence on a region that once had free press sarah clarke in hong kong looking at this report today and i believe the author of the report actually been speaking as well. yesterday as you mentioned this report discusses and focuses on the changing media landscape in hong kong and taiwan and nazi increasing number of chinese controlled media outlets other report called one china one since it notes that the the increasing number of media ownership from chinese companies and chinese the chinese government as well as the increasing direct influence it is that those media outlets with a pro china slant see greater income a greater advertising and greater investments from the chinese or probation companies operate is it not so it pays to be pro china in the current hong kong media landscape and that's of course translated to greater pressure on the independent outlets which at night decreasing in number since the indie but independent media outlets who question china have been starved of revenue from weatherby advertising our investment now another point also noted quite heavily in