thank you very much, chief c cochran. we're going to forward -- you still have your report to go through, chief velo. i'm going to ask for public comment, but if you could both remain so the members can ask questions on that as well as chief velo's report. at this point, i'm going to ask if there's any public comment on the public report from chief velo. seeing no public comments, i'm going to ask the commissioners if they have any comments or questions. commissioner alioto veronese? >> commissioner veronese: chief, on the drone stuff, you identified a drone you want to purchase, and it is currently being posted with the city agency that requested bids for these things? how does this work? yes. this is from mark corso who's been coaching me on this. because it's been grant funded, and researched far and wide, the specific drone we want, lights, cameras, batteries, we submitted a specific model. apparently it has to be, i'll say vanilla, just the specs, and then, it does go to open bid. i'm not exactly sure how many days,

it's a great shot of you and chief cochran walking down the street in your turnouts. it's a great shot. i don't know about this whole safety officer thing, but it sounds like something that chief docochran created so he could go out to every single fire because i know he's a huge supporter of the department and will go out there to back you up every time he can. i wanted to give you a special thanks to you and all the members of the department that works on christmas and new year's and new year's eve. i wanted to end the meeting in honor of all those people who worked those days, mr. president. in regards to the narcan, can somebody in the department who knows about this, maybe somebody in the e.m.s., give us an idea of why -- so now that we have those numbers, it looks like there's been an increase from september to october and then slight decreases from november to december. so it went 230 to 188 to 184. if we can get why that's happening, it would be great to see that trend continue to go down. i believe supervisor haney reported that we had 234 overdose deaths hap

i want to thank tom cochran who i've known a long time and been a great leader to this group.e invited me in d.c. in nan to give a speech and i said i'd be happy to do it. truth is i'm hoping to give a speech in d.c. next year. [cheers and applause] mayor bloomberg: the truth is it's great to be here and i'm honored. i think the city's future is brighter than ever and a lot of the credit goes to my good friend, mayor muriel bouser. [applause] mayor bloomberg: she's doing a terrific job and i hope some day soon we'll be calling her governor bouser. [applause] mayor bloomberg: it's time for the city to have full voting rights and as president i'll work with congress to make that happen. ow, i believe i'm the only candidate with three mayors serving as co-chairs of my campaign and three of the most respected in the country, steve benjamin of columbia, south arolina. greg fisher of louisville, entucky. and michael stubs of stockton, california. mayor bloomberg: and our political co-chairs are two former mayors, michael nutter of philadelphia. and manny diaz of miami, both who did

johnson said martine up to cochran right here that's the usual and then here's your hot spot up ahead so 26 minutes and growing because of that crash blocking those lanes the bay bridge traffic is slow but it looks normal do expect a backup that stretches all the way through the maze all connectors are solid, but no problems on the upper deck james. >>all right. thank you very much rob and happening now we have a group of homeless mothers refusing to move out of a home that they've been in for a little while now in oakland, even though a judge ordered them to get out cover sarah stinson is live in front of the home and explains this controversy. sarah. >>well the crowd just continues to grow and grow outside the oakland home, the home where these mothers and their children have been living illegally for the last couple months these people said they're prepared to be arrested if that's what it comes to but for now they're just standing out here peacefully sort of shielding the house shielding the mothers from any police or anyone that would come here now we have been told from people h

i also want to thank tom cochran, who has been a great leader for this group. he invited me to d.c.january to give us each, and i said oh, i would be happy to do it. the truth is i'm hoping to give a speech in d.c. next year. [cheers and applause] the truth is, it is great to be here and i am honored. i think this city's future is ofghter than ever and a lot the credit goes to my good friend, mayor muriel bowser. [applause] mr. bloomberg: she is doing a terrific job, and i hope someday soon we will be calling her governor bowser. [applause] i do think the time has come for d.c. to become a state with full voting rights and as president, i will work with congress to make that happen. [applause] mr. bloomberg: now, i believe i am the only candidate with three mayors serving as cochairs of my campaign, and they are three of the most respected mayors in the country. steve benjamin of columbia, south carolina. [applause] mr. bloomberg: greg fisher of louisville, kentucky. [applause] mr. bloomberg: and michael stubbs of stockton, california. [applause] mr. bloomberg: and our political coc

you have your usual crawl, it's got to pick up after cochran and y're good to downtown san se highway 4.21 minutes antioch to concord and smooth sailinon 5.80 westbou from livermore at least from the exit the dublin interchange starting a chance, thanksa lot of 6 o one let's talk super bowl the forty-niners get down to business now that i am me on the actice field once again fact we've got video of them out there with the pads on helmets . >>getting really geared up as at the that's right every i ever see miami. as for those that have been oters could se kills hair see it's just that helmet ruined your hair, i don't care at kind of couple of days for you to have tevin coleman. he had that a dislocated shoulder during the nfc champs again it looks like he's back out the he's a little sore but still going song oks like he'll play find kwon alexander has some sore wrist but other than that the rest of the tea >>look like they're in tip top shape. >>but just keep everything the same i try not to make stuff up and we're going to e deal. we recognize that can address that our firsmeeting af

way sis in the cape flats area of the city used to be a rubbish dump over a 4 year period kevin cochrane and a group of community volunteers planted about $50000.00 indigenous plants and more than $300.00 trees on the site. was about is given people and their relationship with all species is one and that ideology. when it comes to endangered species charismatic animals such as elephants rhinos and lions often succeed in capturing the public's attention but the endangered plants of the south african famed boast biome are no less important. raising awareness to bring about change for the better can be huge so many let's go to rwanda where more than 80 percent of the rural population still live without electricity that means that in the evenings a lot of school i love in. that's why it's called bombing campaign give light a foundation hopes to support problems of students and teachers. the idea is to brighten their lives with light here's our doing your bit for this week. even after dark the some lights the past for children and come on you district it's all thanks to solar powered lamps. l

13 minutes to make it from cochran to 85 they're entering south san jose be on south san jose throughand up to the peninsula, you're looking another 31 minute trips to go ahead and at that on that's your drive time to make it to menlo park overall it looks good that typical little stretch north one oh one north of the 6.80 to 80 sweat highway for busy to contra costa county another crowded connection on to 2.42 into conquered, but not bad look at 6.80 south only 12 minutes my way for al to danville targets. thanks a lot robin is five-fifty and the excitement is building in the bay area for the niners big appearance in the super bowl you bet 2 weeks from now we've got kron four's maureen kelly she caught up with fans who are confident the team ll be bringing home another trophy. >>we had the penny 9 years beaver is in full effect out here on el camino real and sell san francisco where a tent selling 40 niners merchandise popped up st week, those selling the ags say business has been brisk these sold like mad yesterday they really we had all colors when we started in and buy the in we o

that team is led by tom cochran, our ceo and executive director over there in the corner. [applause] and an incredible team of staff, support all of the areas we dive into. we have a busy agenda but have a few moments to answer questions. the gentleman in the blue. announce who you are with. >> [indiscernible] i want to ask mayor bowser about ghost gun's. that seems to be a growing issue here in washington. muriel: it is true we saw in the district alone and increase over a three-year period of 25 ghost guns in 2015 and now over 100. are guns that can be purchased over the internet in different parts and then assembled. right now our laws nationally don't address them. we all can do our part with our local gun laws, but this we know it is an issue that needs national attention. guns inve band ghost columbia, south carolina. many cities have seen gun violence on an individual level, or a mass scale -- if someone says if a good guy with a gun was there that would not happen. the reality is good guys with guns must pass good gun laws. seven of the council members, six are gun

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

you're assigned by the court to defend you if you can afford the alan dershowitz those are johnnie cochran's of the world but now it seems the public defenders need defending from budget cuts take georgia governor brian kemp's newly proposed budget for the 2020 which the appeal dot org reports is saying as asking lawmakers to slash the. funds available to state public defenders by more than $3000000.00 and to increase the funds available to prosecutors by the same amount talk about stacking the deck but georgia's governor is not alone my friends according to the guardian while the numbers are scant even going back to 2008 statement county government spent a total of 5300000000. defense systems a year that's just 2.5 percent of the roughly $200.00 billions spent on criminal justice by states and local governments every year so i asked the panel as we kick things off in the 2nd half have we turned our backs on yet another one of our most important constitutional rights by shortchanging and underfunding our public defender system michael i think that's a bad omen to do such. because by cutting

it's a great shot of you and chief cochran walking down the street in your turnouts.t's a great shot. i don't know about this whole safety officer thing, but it sounds like something that chief docochran created so he could go out to every single fire because i know he's a huge supporter of the department and will go out there to back you up every time he can. i wanted to give you a special thanks to you and all the members of the department that works on christmas and new year's and new year's eve. i wanted to end the meeting in honor of all those people who worked those days, mr. president. in regards to the narcan, can somebody in the department who knows about this, maybe somebody in the e.m.s., give us an idea of why -- so now that we have those numbers, it looks like there's been an increase from september to october and then slight decreases from november to december. so it went 230 to 188 to 184. if we can get why that's happening, it would be great to see that trend continue to go down. i believe supervisor haney reported that we had 234 overdose deaths happe

five iguanas, just pummeled, i will go to my hotel room and i'll have a sÉance, i will bring johnny cochranm the dead and i will sue you for getting my hopes up and crushing my dreams and spirit. >> i keep thinking, wouldn't it be great if a frozen iguana landed in front of a hungry alligator. it be like the scene in animal house where the kid says thank you god. >> i figured you and i are the same age. >> where he flies in the window. [laughter] >> i don't get it. >> i get it. >> i am so young. >> your 40. >> that's an invasive species. through your nostrils to be there. a 10-pound iguana falling out of a tree could her person. i love that you would get hit in the face with five iguanas. >> i do. >> i think there's a channel on porn hub for that. >> i actually feel bad for the iguanas. they just pass out and then they wake up somewhere else. it's like they have a blackout drunk then. they have an iguana aa meeting. i was doing really good and then in a tree and i must've slipped. [laughter] tyrus is in a traumatic for the iguanas shouldn't they have therapy insect. >> if they would've fell

that was the johnny cochran's strategy. they had oj, no pun intended, dead to rights. they had him on the dna evidence. they had him on motive. they had him evidence out the was ooh but johnny cochran was able to convince a jury of largely dumb people that there was one critical piece of evidence that if it was not produced meant that oj was framed. this was the glove. how the prosecutors let oj try on the glove is still beyond me but more power to them. they made it all about the glove. in this case they have republicans trying to make it about quid pro quo. as if you cannot commit a crime unless you say they are committing a crime during the commission of the crime. i did not muggy. i just took all your money. i never said i'm muggy and you. that is the republic and argument. it is sad and faulty and illogical and it is wrong and it is dangerous and we know better than most people. you've got to remember the legal community is so small. there max form the thousand of us on i'm kind people who have some. i'm counting paralegals, i'm counting people who took the prelaw

. >> lars' attorneys, david philips and tamara cochran may, believe their client and thought the jury was simply a terrible accident. >> when i first met lars, i could see his remorse and after speaking with him, i said, this man didn't do anything on purpose. >> the prosecution started off in dramatic fashion. they played lars' 911 call for the jury. as the tape rolls, lars shook and sobbed with his entire body. once again, the prosecution wondered, was it real remorse? smr i have small children. i have seen that face before. it usually involves just before a dirty diaper. >> that's a first on "dateline." >> he had that expression of bearing down, turning red. you never saw a tear. >> next up the first officer on the scene that night. he testified that lars didn't look like a man who had been doing cpr on his mortally wounded wife. >> he was clean. >> what do you mean by clean is this. >> he didn't have any blood on his body. once they saw him doing cpr, then he had blood on his hands. >> detectives told the jury lars put on an emotional display. >> the sobbing noises. >> did you eve

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my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

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northbound 101 right at cochran we've got a crash there over to the right shoulder. this is an area where traffic is busy anyway through the morgan hill area for the ride out of the gilroy area. westbound 580 altamont pass your drive time now 43 minutes 205 to 680. that freeway commute give yourself 29 minutes highway 4 to the maze and highway 4 itself starting to get a bit busy as well. here's mary with the forecast. >>> okay. gianna happy monday to you. and if you are struggling to get out of bed and wake up this morning, turn to your screen. because this is just a fantastic view of our cliff house ocean beach camera which is back up and running. i'm so happy about this. and a lovely start to our day. temps were running in the 30s and in the 40s this morning. stress you are one of the coldest spots at 34 degrees and looking at 42 in livermore and concord and for san jose coming in at 43. mid 40s in oakland and downtown san francisco starting47s. shyou de pprar. swers across the bay area latinas night picking up about a few hundredths to a tenth of an inch of rain.

for our friends, leaving morgan hill, a little busy there northbound between san martine avenue and cochrane patch of slowing right there in the middle of your screen, but only 13 minutes to 85. and the rest of the bay area doing fine on 5.80 west 6.80 the nimitz and to 37. well tact here check this story in south lake tahoe they've been busy fixing several cars shut down by a fuel mix up. >>at a local safeway gas station for 4 days. drivers they try to put premium gas into their tanks, but they were accidentally putting diesel into their cars shops across south lake tahoe, they are repairing those cars that were damaged car mechanics a hose repairs can cost you anywhere from a few $100 to a few $1000. drivers had no way to know they were basically putting poison into their cars. yes, your car is designed to take only that type of gas by manufacturers. safely later apologized to customers and said the issue has been fixed it's asking those drivers to contact its customer service which revealed the claims and then hopefully they will get reimbursed for those repairs. coming morning news, a n

joining me in this historic 27 of the ay are hardest working, god-fearing texas, cochran, counties ailey representing here today. they know the result of this with china.nce president trump loves the american farmer and thanks to hard-fought negotiations, producers from the south plains will reap the country -- benefit of china's new hat will produce -- will purchase twice the amount of products from farmers. this will result in lower commodity prices and a significant decline in market in one of our largest export markets. ll this has come on the heels of record bankruptcies and the steepest decline in farm income great depression, but our farmers stand with this president because they know he's thing.he right they know he's fighting for them when we get rstand to the greener side of this for re, it will be better the next generation of farmers and ranchers. represent the fiber, fuel in west texas. cowboys feed the american people, they fuel the american economy and they are a picture traditional values of hard work, faith, love for heir a number lease and fellow man -- families, and fe

emily cochran talks about a second republican senator asking questions about the potential trial that could take place in the new year. inappropriate in my judgment for senators on either side of the aisle to prejudge evidence before they have heard what is presented because each of us will take an oath to seriously render impartial justice." collins and murkowski doubting the leaders approach, scrutiny fall on republicans, like lamar alexander of tennessee, who could force leaders to work out the terms of 1999al the way they did in with the impeachment trial of president bill clinton. edward is in newport, florida, optimistic. caller: greetings and happy new year from sunny florida. i am very optimistic. hasdentally, arnie arnesen a net worth of $70 million, all through politics. has made hismp -- money in business. in new port richey, the tampa area, every block has new construction on it. when i go to the vfw, my fellow veterans are very positive and optimistic about what president trump is doing. + ande in a community of 55 at our community center, we have optimism from senior cit

they didn't go through the process when other witnesses were subpoenaed when dr copperman charlie cochran went to court they withdrew the subpoena. and now to say that well fairness demands that this body has to do all that work that sets a new president as well and it changes it would change for all the future. the relationship between the house and the senate and impeachment inquiries it would mean that the senate has to become the investigatory body. and the principals that they assert the they did a process that wasn't fair they did a process. that was arbitrary that arbitrarily denied the president right they did a process that wouldn't allow witnesses and then they came here on the 1st night remember when we were all here until 2 o'clock and in very belligerent terms. said to the members of this body you're on trial. it will be treachery if you don't do what the house managers say. that's not right. when it was their errors when they were arbitrary and they didn't provide fairness they can't project that onto this body to try to say that. you have to make up for their errors and if

a littl bit of crowding on north one oh one from sen martine avenue to cochran the usual slow stretch, but only 15 minutes to make it to 85 in san jose and if you're going beyond that point another little pocket of traffic north one on one from 6.80 to 80. it's only 32 minutes to make it to the peninsula chain story us. roin let's go to the big story thate're following shocking new numbers from china on the corona virus. it reay is exploding there's now 5400 confirmed cases there in china and the death toll to has now ren to 132 and there are more tha70 cases that are outse of china germany. >>has at least 4 people there who they say got the virus from a person who had flown to beijing. d this uld be he first human to human infection on ropean sl. alsohe united arab emirtes is the virus in the middle east and that case e infected person hacome from will han china yeah and happening now we have several airlines canceling flights to cha because of this growing threat of the corona rus tt's one of our big stories this morning even re flights, let's check with kron four's will tran see th

who plan on rollingut of morgan hill there's a little bit of a crowd north one oh one approaching cochran that's norm 14 minutes to make it to 85 and then from 85 to the peninsula that stretch looks decent 30 minutes to make it to meo park will check more coming up james well. >>all right thank you very much rob and so the anticipation is buildina course for the 49 ers playoff showdown against the minnesota tomorrow afternoon levi ff stadium kr 4 sarah stins is live at the stadium this morning with more on the excitement and how the team is getting ready for the big game sarah. >>may only be 6 o'clock on here to pump you up it's going to be such a good game to watch and i thk a loof those 49 ers fans e excited levi's stadium, the first time the team has played a playoff game at their new ish home levi's stadium and you know this bye week has been really helpful for a loofthe players, especially those w are injured because you know the thi goi going going the games have been so intense, it's been hard for us fans watch on the edge of our seats bualso for the players yesterdaywas safrancisc

there is no victim expect >> member johnny cochran? if the glove doesn't fit, it does nodoes you must acquit! why did not one of the lawyers say no crime, no conviction, where is the primary? they needed to hammer that. >> i get it. you totally get it. i am not a litigator, you are a lawyer. i'm saying at this point in time, i do not think that's the time for that. i think the perfect foil here was having conspiracy theory promoting adam schiff on the house floor promoting these nonsensical twilight zone fairy tales and having pat cipollone and jake cyclical up jay sekulow go up there. >> i think you're missing the point. >> sean: i was pretty happy with it. >> i thought so too. >> the democrats want to draw this up. they want to get to the point where you are so exhausted, let's have a witness. >> sean: by the end of the 24 hours, americans are going to hate them. i got to run. joining me now with the reaction, trump 2020 advisors mercedes schlapp, katie pavlich. we only have about a minute each for you but let me make your best case.

the only thing missing is johnnie cochran and the glove.ther judge janine. >> right. >> paul, how is this like a trial? >> it's like a trial in that it's long and boring. that's how trials are. we watch "law & order" we think these battle boom moments. that just doesn't happen. what the democrats are doing very effectively is boxing the republicans in in this way -- they've presented trump as a virtual figure head of vladimir putin, that his actions in ukraine have been more consistent with giving aid and comfort to russia than helping the united states. what dershowitz is going to argue, even if you accept all of the allegations in the articles, it doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. if the republicans don't want to contest that, they want to say, okay, let's assume he did it, it's not impeachable, that leaves some very incriminating facts unchallenged. on the other hand, if they do want to contest that evidence, that makes the case for witnesses. >> ooh. >> i think the challenge is once you say you don't have to tie it to a statute,

one for our friends are leaving us and martine in morgan hill, there's your line a leading up to cochran avenue so at 17 minutes and growing for morgan hill to south san jose we're taking it to get some more numbers and they're okay, no complaints here for 6.80 dublin to fremont moderate routing for the nimitz at 30 minutes milpitas to our make san leandro to milpitas and then 25 minutes out of santa cruz through the mountains working your way north into los gatos starting a. >>and coming up a bay area university. >>trying to find a place for its students to sleep. yes, students and faculty at san jose state are homeless, we'll tell they say at a certain age you just stop caring. i wonder what age that is. simply ageless with hyaluronic complex. plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl plumps andactions speak for your bestlouder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes,

cochrane, thank you for your insights, moody's chief analyst. head to hong kong, stock markets on the move. sophie kamaruddin has a look at the movers. sophie: let's look at rio tinto, gaining ground in sydney after production updates forecasting a rebound and iron ore shipments this year after a 3% drop in 2019 due to the effects of fires and operational issues. the benchmark has fallen about 25% from a july high. let's check new farm, under pressure, in sydney sliding as much as 15% after updated guidance saying sales growth to gnus and south america, although markets have been impacted by strong competition and in asia, sales and earnings are expected to a lawyer -- to be lower due to difficult climactic conditions. haidi: some of the movers and watchers today. still ahead, an exclusive 101 -- exclusive one-on-one, and why asset management is the next horizon in china. shery: and another exclusive, eu trade commissioner phil hogan joins us after three days of talks in washington. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "daybreak asia." i'm haiti strou

my name is bobbie cochran. i've been a holly court resident for 32 years. i wouldn't give up this neighborhood for nothing. i moved into this apartment one year ago. my favorite thing is my kitchen. i love these clean walls. before the remodeling came along, the condition of these apartments had gotten pretty bad, you know, with all the mildew, the repairs. i mean you haven't seen the apartment for the program come along. you wouldn't have believed it. so i appreciate everything they did. i was here at one point. i was. because i didn't know what the outcome of holly court was going to be. you know, it really got -- was it going to get to the point where we have to be displaced because they would have to demolish this place? if they had, we wouldn't have been brought back. we wouldn't have been able to live in burn. by the program coming along, i welcome it. they had to hire a company and they came in and cleaned up all the walls. they didn't paint the whole apartment, they just cleaned up the mildew part, cleaned up and straighted it and primed it. that is

emily cochran talks about a second republican senator asking questions about the potential trial that could take place in the new year. inappropriate in my judgment for senators on either side of the aisle to prejudge evidence before they have heard what is presented because each of us will take an oath to seriously render impartial justice." collins and murkowski doubting the leaders approach, scrutiny fall on republicans, like lamar alexander of tennessee, who could force leaders to work out the terms of 1999al the way they did in with the impeachment trial of president bill clinton. edward is in newport, florida, optimistic. caller: greetings and happy new year from sunny florida. i am very optimistic. hasdentally, arnie arnesen a net worth of $70 million, all through politics. has made hismp -- money in business. in new port richey, the tampa area, every block has new construction on it. when i go to the vfw, my fellow veterans are very positive and optimistic about what president trump is doing. + ande in a community of 55 at our community center, we have optimism from senior cit

event with all the lawyers coming in, whether it's ken starr -- the only thing missing is johnny cochran and the glove. just like donald trump was made for television. this is an extension of his television career. it's all come down to this week. >> and to that very point, that's partly how donald trump beat hillary clinton in 2016. does that give him an edge going to the impeachment trial? it's a tall order to go against somebody who has so much experience building that kind of an argument in public. >> the president clearly thinks so. it's clear from what people have been telling us is this is all about the process. this is all about the messaging. normally they send their answers saturday to the impeachment charges. and usually there is a legal argument in there. and it was not. it was pure attack on the process . saying the democrats are trying to undue an election. all political messaging. and donald trump is picking the lawyers who are television lawyers, who he has seen and liked. their messaging on this. that's how they see it, i think. it's not about siting cases or precedent o

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one note on her statements, emily cochran tweeted it out after she made those statements particularlyhen she was talking about jerry nadler not voting on the omnibus, a democratic official confirming nadler did not vote because he was at home to be with his wife who was in the hospital when that vote took place. one other series of tweets that got a lot of attention, you mentioned colonel alex vindman being brought up on the senate floor yesterday, the director of european affairs a key player in the house impeachment probe, marsha blackburn, the senator from tennessee, the republican senator tweeting out several tweets targeting him, here is a sampling of them. adam schiff is hailing alexander as an american patriot. how patriotic is a to badmouth america in front of russia? another sample of her tweet from yesterday saying alex vindman broke the chain of command and leaked the contents of the phone call to the whistleblower. how is that not vindictive? she went on to tweet about colonel vindman of few more times. his lawyer with a quick response to members of the media and this stat