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.> (cont.) a college student is sharing her first hand account of a deadly attack on a bart train.(2-shot) tyrone oliver williams was stabbed and killed when he tried to help a stranger. tonight -- the woman you just heard from ... also tells kron4's michelle kingston... she hopes he found some sort of comfort knowing that she was there, and that he did not die alone. michelle is live tonight at the south hayward bart station. michelle? (wipe vo) bart officials said earlier this week, the suspect, jermaine brim had walked away from a san leandro psychiatric facility ... before the stabbing. he was listed as an 'at- risk' missing person after leaving the facility. yesterday during his court appearance, we learned he was previously charged just this past may, with the negligent discharge of a firearm, shooting from a car and possession of a concealed and loaded firearm. as michelle mentioned.. brim is currently being held without bail at the santa rita jail. ((ken))happening tomorrow... brace for

following what happened and what is still happening in venice, both local politicians and giuseppe contet will be completed by 2021 in two years time. but the project has been delayed many times over the past few years. so, some people claimed that it is much more likely in 2022 but the reality is no one knows when the project will be completed. i'm curious for your thoughts on this. when i was reading about this particular construction, some feel that it would not even if it were functioning properly unable to deal with the floods that they've had this week for example. is that how you understand it? well, again, no one knows because the barrier was completed only 78 gates, tidal gates, the barrier were put in place just a few months ago. the barrier asa just a few months ago. the barrier as a whole was never raised. no one knows whether the barrier is going to work as designed and there is also a bit of mystery of what kind of design parameters were used in the planning stage. and because as you surely know, 20 years ago when the project was first conceived, projections for when the se

venice the government in rome has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid prime minister jets a big conte described the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice of the very future of the city is at stake. the floodwaters recede and the people of venice salvage what they can. this city floods regularly and venetians take precautions the onus of this jewelry stool and normally prepared for one and a half metres of floodwaters but the high will trying to. day. 190 centimeters of salty sea water swelling into the city. this hotel's entrance is reinforced with metal barrier the water breached that there's a recession which i think we have 70000 years of damage more loss. obviously we're still counting the level of damage and we're trying to fix parts of the electricity that. we threw away around a 1000 years of food because it was all in a large fridge and the fridge filled with salt water. were still out there prior to . italy's prime minister saw the damage for himself. but. i saw great distress. today i spoke to a newsstand owner mr gallagher who saw his kiosk coll

and i'm going to forget all that and concentrate on conte and gerta. well, i was pretty surprised when i got there, because it turned out that everybody i met in berlin, of course, i was meeting a certain kind of person. i was meeting people in their 20s and 30s, people who were usually pretty educated, usually pretty, you know, they did something, they were writers, artists or musicians. all they wanted to talk about was the war. ande i was truck even then -- struck even then by the difference between what they were doing with their history and what americans were doing with our history which was basically nothing. and i was already beginning to ask those questions at the time. but this, so there's a sense that i've been writing this book for about 40 years but -- 35, something hike that. [laughter] but there was an immediate impetus to writing this book, and i was standing at my apartment in berlin watching president obama give the eulogy for the nine churchgoers murdered in charleston, and i was in tears. wem sure many of you were. but i also felt h

el incidente se registró esta tarde, agentes cerraron calles aledañas mie mientras los detectives continvest investigaciones. >> revelaron nuevos detalles sobre tiroteo que dejo muerto a un hombre ayer por la tarde, el hombre portaba una réplica de un arma. los agentes ordenaron al sospechoso soltar el arma, pero el sujeto supuestamente los desafío, cuando cruzó la avenida en dirección a la preparatoria abrieron fuego. >> imagínense que una de esas balas alcance a los estudiantes. >> el sospechoso murió en el hospital, y todavía no ha sido identificado. reos en la cárcel de santa rita continúan con su huelga de hambre por las supuestas condiciones insalubres de la cárcel, y falta de acceso a la pensión médica, y recursos legales. supervisores del con d condado alameda han iniciado un investigación. >> la policía investiga el apuñalar miento mortal de una mujer, el asesino de la señora estaba más cerca de lo esperado. >> los habitantes de la cual la 900 de río grande se despertaron con los gritos de una mujer que pedía ayuda. a las 7:00 de la mañana la policía recibió una llamada de eme

donde los nueve jueces que con poner el mÁximo tribunal del paÍs es para los argumentos en favor y en contepende de esa decisiÓn y por eso viajara de los Ángeles agua sin para estarÁ presente la audiencia. l >> es muy importante porque esto va a cambiar la vida de muchas personas y esto va hacer a familias, no solamente a estudiantes o trabajadores. jua esta jÓvenes caminan de nueva york a washington con el mismo propÓsito. >> he vivido aquÍ la mayor parte de mi vida. estoy haciendo programa de posgrado en estados unidos. me gustarÍa tener una carrera aquÍ. juan 800.000 personas y su familia serÁn afectados en esta decisiÓn. el abogado alex tambiÉn estarÁ en la audiencia en la cual explica que podrÁn darse una idea sobre cÓmo piensa lo magistrados. >> si tienen preguntas, muchos se va a saber por el tipo de pregunta que hacen para ver cÓmo se inclina. juan: en septiembre la administraciÓn administración p serie de demandas y organizaciones pro inmigrantes y despuÉs de varias instancias, el tema llegÓ al mÁximo tribunal. segÚn estudios, por lo menos el 91% de los beneficiarios de dacacuenta

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>> is a breaking news just in tonight, the cont costa district attorney's office has just announced that there will not be any criminal charges filed against any indivials arrested for that deadly halloween night shootingt thair bnb the da says that they met with the contra costa county sheri's office to review the incident but decided not to file chargeat leastt th te iminal they don't say why that decision was made they note that the vestigation is ongoing no word about the current status of the inviduals arrested last week. >>our back to our top story tonight. those potential power shut off set to take place this week here in the bay area now here's a lk at a map on pg e's website, it shows potential areas that could lose power. and leaders of pacific gas and electric they testified in front of angry california lawmakers today on its blic safety power shutoff said a lot of them capital a reporter asked these of allah is live now to >>at came out of this heang. ashley, who in the hill designed your question inconsistency and we thought that pg e would use scalpel. >>in implementinthese

washinington andnd beingng conte their backck and forth. american firms are lookingng too business i in china anand are ct in t theiddldle. many are not bailing out. >> it is the second china international import export expo. government has skipped the event again, but california has knots. 200 u.s. companies are exhibiting in shanghai. 20% more than last year, hoping to export to china. >> it was clear to us this was our moment to come out and share with china what we are doing and to see if we could learn from the chinese people,e, the chinee consumer and chinese businesspeople in terms of what their needs are. chinese companies have suffered from the trade feud from the two countries which began 18 months ago. donald trump has hoped to lower the trade deficit, but tariffs imposed by both sides have brought tension and contracted trade. >> we have very positive outlook, although there is some turbulence and some conflicts in between, but we hope the current discussion will come with a good outcome. we hope both countries will reach a win-

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it will remain closed until cont 8 p.m. for more information on dream force you can go to ktvu.com and click on weg links. >>> time is 5:15. train service at larkspur station may and reality by the end of the year. smart trains ran without passengers over the weekend through the larkspur station. southbound trains dropped off passengers at san rafael station and kept going to the larkspur station. northbound trains coming back from larkspur picked up passengers at the san rafael station and then kept going to the sonoma county airport station. this simulated service will continue during normal service hours. it is the last step to prepare the station for regular service. >>> and if you use highway 121 south of the airport in sonoma county, give yourself extra time. because there's one way traffic controls in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning. gas tanker overturned outsidsaturday morning and leaked fool damaging one side of the road which is being repaired now. but the crews have to close one side of highway 121 to do all t

. >>> coming up, a fast food cont donations, and now some groups are crying foul. >> and 8 children and an elderly veteran found living in filth. the house of horrors found in southern california. >>> coming up, bracing for another pg&e power outage in 48 hours. how residents doing it differently this time. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. we're just getting word of a verdict in a very high profile murder case. this one out of colorado. you'll remember it, rancher patrick frazee who was found guilty of killing his fiancie, the case made national headlines. frazee tried to enlist his girlfriend to help him kill kelsey berreth last thanksgiving. when she wouldn't do it, she turned into the prosecution's star witness. the body of berreth and the infant she had with frazee was never found. witness crystal lee told the jury that frazee burned the body and the baseball bat he used to kill berreth. after the verdict was read, frazee was immediately sentenced to life without parole. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida, back to you. >>> thank you. 5 people are facing charges after a

the government has declared a state of emergency, and the prime minister giuseppe conte has earmarked 10 million for immediate help. that will go to the people who live here, they can get up to 5,000. business owners can get up to 20,000. however, when i spoke to people about what they want, the first thing they said was that people should not be turned off coming to venice, because a lot of them due to these floods -- this is only going to last for a week or so. and then life will return, or try to return to normal after that. they are worried about the effect that this will have on business. a lot of them were working quite depressed and did not want to talk to reporters. but the people who gave the clearest answers on what the government, a tie in government and local government, should do, basically said finish demos of. laila: james jackson reporting from venice, thank you. back here in germany, an attempted mass murder at a synagogue on the jewish yom kippur holiday last month has highlighted a worrying rise in anti-semitism. while the most official senior watchdog in this count

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they are an liealyzing the cont. >>> prepping for protests. uc berkeley is getting ready for a visit by ann coulter. they invited her to speak tomorrow night. this is her first appearance at the university. she canceled a similar event two years ago because of security concerns. some students we spoke with say they don't want coulter at their school. others are willing to listen to the commentator. city and campus police will both be at tomorrow night's event. >>> it's a few minutes past 8:00 p.m. in washington, d.c., and the testimony continues. it's been a notable day and night in the impeachment inquiry of president trump. republicans have criticized this process for its lack of witnesses with firsthand knowledge. that all changed today. alice barr joins us with the latest. >> reporter: that testimony still ongoing from the second of four key foreign policy players who all testified today. republicans and democrats have starkly different takeaways from what they had to say and what is approaching 11 hours of testimony, shedding new details

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catastrophic flooding in venice the government in rome has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid giuseppe conte describing the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice says that the very future of the city is now at stink. on thursday the water rise and then retreated on st mark's square the basilica one of venice is most iconic monarchs is among the west hit by the flooding its crypt has been swamped. prime minister just said picante rushed to the city to assess the situation he promised his government will act swiftly to provide funds and resources. local authorities estimate that more than 85 percent of the city was inundated in the past days. high winds and heavy rain tribe the water level to almost 190 sent to me says it hasn't been this bad since 1966 mayor luigi button yarrow blamed climate change for the extreme weather and said venice was on its knees there's also plenty of anger here since you're agreeing about this and i have a small shop and we had around $15000.00 euros worth of damage i was prepared for a maximum of 60 centimeters of water but it was well

prime minister giuseppe conte has allocated 22 million dollars as the first bloc of emergency funds.oing off. in a few hours, it is feared venice will be deluged again. it‘s a disaster, for ourfamily and for all the venetian people. a really, really, really big storm. they haven‘t seen anything this bad since the 1960s. 0ne couple filmed as they tried and failed to keep the water out. water coming from everywhere, and we — we found ourselves surrounded by water. the beauty of this ancient city fragile now. inside st mark‘s basilica, they are still assessing the damage. the crypt was full — filled of water. venice lies low, prone to floods, vulnerable to the effects of climate change, a planned flood defence scheme delayed for years by corruption, scandal and overspend. little comfort for those watching as the tides rise, fall, and rise again. jenny hill, bbc news, venice. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: why a low birthrate in south korea is an opportunity for these grandmothers to go back to school. the bombastic establishment outsider, donald trump, has defied the pollsters

prime minister giuseppe conte has allocated $22 million as the first block of emergency funds.n venice for us. even as they clear up, the flood alarms are going off. in a few hours, it is feared venice will be deluged again. it's a disaster, for ourfamily and for all the venetian people. a really, really, really big storm. they haven't seen anything this bad since the 1960s. one couple filmed as they tried and failed to keep the water out. water coming from everywhere, and we — we found ourselves surrounded by water. the beauty of this ancient city fragile now. inside st mark's basilica, they are still assessing the damage. the crypt was full — filled of water. venice lies low, prone to floods, vulnerable to the effects of climate change, a planned flood defence scheme delayed for years by corruption, scandal and overspend. little comfort for those watching as the tides rise, fall, and rise again. jenny hill, bbc news, venice. after five months of increasingly violent protests, china's president has publicly called on hong kong to restore order and bring violence to an end. ear

the country's prime minister, giuseppe conte, said $22 million had been allocated as the first emergency citizens and businesses. jenny hill is in venice. even as they clear up, the flood alarms are going off. in a few hours, it is feared venice will be deluged again. it's a disaster, for ourfamily and for all the venetian people. a really, really, really big storm. they haven't seen anything this bad since the 1960s. 0ne couple filmed as they tried and failed to keep the water out. water coming from everywhere, and we — we found ourselves surrounded by water. the beauty of this ancient city fragile now. inside st mark's basilica, they are still assessing the damage. the crypt was full — filled of water. venice lies low, prone to floods, vulnerable to the effects of climate change, a planned flood defence scheme delayed for years by corruption, scandal and overspend. little comfort for those watching as the tides rise, fall, and rise again. jenny hill, bbc news, venice. today the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, said that president trump has already admitted to bribery when it comes t

swamped by the highest tide in half a century the mayor is blaming climate change prime minister just conte is called the flooding a blow to the heart of italy. alarm sounds throughout venice's historic center warning people to find higher ground to escape one of the worst floods in decades high winds and rain caused the water level to surge to almost $0.19 a meters with waves crashing into buildings. mayor luigi berg nardo filmed himself at the famous scent marks square and blamed climate change for the extreme weather. some applies to all but after thousands of political forces we just can't wait unfortunately. we have reached a new negative record join the community we have to stand together against the effects of climate change and reform tide accusing ocean of that industry to the community. now it's all hands on deck to push stranded boats back into the water. larger vessels require more than manpower. tourists are taking raised walkways to reach the city's famous sites including st mark's basilica. the basilica itself was flooded for only the 6th time and its 1200 year old history .

often flooding in venice the government in rome has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid giuseppe conte describing the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice says that the very future of the city is now at stake. on thursday the water rose and then retreated on st mark's square the basilica one of venice is most iconic landmarks is among the worst hit by the flooding it's crypt has been swamped. prime minister just set picante rushed to the city to assess the situation he promised his government will act swiftly to provide funds and resources. 'd nor the nickel committee i organized will be needed to join in all the infrastructural problems of venice in order to govern all the problems of bennis will face the problems of big cruise ships the most a problem and a problem of coordinating better with the appropriate authorities. mean to. the local authorities estimate that more than 85 percent of the city was inundated in the past days. high winds and heavy rain tribe the water level to almost 190 sent to me says it hasn't been this bad since 1966 may luigi putt

mo than 35-thousand pg&e customers in thousand pg&e customers in alameda and cont costa counties couldhlights go out. in parts of san mateo county and santa clara county ... more than 3-thound customers could go without power. and in the north bay ... more than 76- thousand customers could be in the rk in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot those areas are still recovering from the last round of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will bin in phases, dependg on the forecast. darya ) we have team coverage of the planned blackouts this morning. on4's will tran is in orinda ... which is one of the areas that could go dark will? the lights are on.... for now but there is a good chance the power will be out as pge has already told us close to 24 thousand people in contra costa coun will lose their power starting wednesday morning12housand people will also lose their power in alameda countythisill be the fourth time in two months pge will shutoff power as the agency says it'srying to prevent itequipment from sparking wildfiresalthough critics are questioning the time of it all as pg

leave king's things and don't forget to use the politics tag and that's over this edition of talent to cont. aeroflot russian and lights. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lions. nobody wants to look at the wildfires and say the obvious number one the taxes are being misused and they're not being adequately distributed to where they are needed on the infrastructure side because there's a government ballot whether you believe. putting or not damage that is going to be applied to your pocketbook that you will pay for climate change whether you believe it or not you know it's still the price is still there. was. the 1st funerals were held for an american family brutally slaughtered in mexico by a drug cartel as it

cuando tuve la oportunidad de conocerlo de contÉ la historia, me dice, estuviera tan orgulloso de ti.propuesta? >> Él no fue el que la creo. lo que pasa que enoc cubre ya estaba en el apogeo. y Él decide respaldarla. pero Él es el gobernador. y es cuando empiezan los medios de comunicaciÓn. Él no la creo, simplemente la apoyÓ. pero como era el gobernador mucha gente pensÓ que le habÍa creado. conductor: quÉ pensabas? >> yo estaba como concejal de la ciudad. una ciudad netamente migrante. yo era republicana y la mayor parte de la gente es demÓcrata. yo sentÍa que mi obligaciÓn era proteger a la comunidad que me eligiÓ. fue un momento muy difÍcil. pero yo sentÍa que me debía a mi comunidad. y fue difÍcil porque donde quiera que yo iba los demÓcratas me atacaban a mÍ porque estaba apoyando al gobernador. y los republicanos me atacaban porque estaba en contra de la 187. habÍa hecho un trabajo muy importante para la economÍa del estado y las personas con discapacidad. y como sabes ni hijo tiene discapacidad. >> cuando la propuesta resulta derrotada luego de todo el movimiento que se genera

, ya te conté el porqué de su energía que nunca termina, y hace mucho que tú la escuchas en la radio,chas personas dicen, el futuro económico puede estar en la bolsa de valores, en las inversiones, en los negocios; pero la realidad es que en el Área de la bahía hay un futuro que es clave, está, ¿en qué mi querida amiga? erika carrasco: bienes raíces, claro que sí, Ángel-- Ángel ayllón: es la verdad, ¿cómo estás? erika carrasco: Ángel, gracias, muy bien, bien contenta, gracias por estar aquí conmigo en su programa de, querer es poder, gracias por acompañarnos esta mañana, y te digo algo Ángel, estoy bien contenta, y como tú mencionas, qué tan importante, no tenemos que salir a invertir a otro lado, aquí es donde tenemos la economía superfuerte, aquí es donde las casas suben dramáticamente-- Ángel ayllón: es cierto. erika carrasco: aquí es donde usted realmente puede hacer un futuro para usted y para su familia; y es bien importante que comiencen ahora, ahora que el momento se presta, Ángel, recuerda que los, pues mercados usualmente cambian, pero ahorita el mercado está de nuestro lado

he arrives on july 12 in the late afternoon, escorted to the cont by horatio of the six rps, and the president is under fire. there is a count from a surgeon walking with the president, he says i heard something, someone had been shot, standing right next to lincoln. somebody tells the president, "get down, you fool, get the hell out of here, go find protection." we can talk about that after. on battle is going to went corps2, one of the six leaves the fort. has been in wheaton, maryland, they renamed it after the battle. they will attack north on both sides and draw the confederate out of washington, d.c. that was one of the most important battles of the american civil war. thank you very much. [applause] >> we have time for one question about the battle of fort stevens. >> you guys are slow. >> fort stevens was rebuilt in the 1930's. what you see is that construction right there. >> we stand and introduce yourself. >> from chesapeake, virginia. did any confederate artillery shell get into washington dc early, and got to that point? was trying to get to the city so quickly, that the

it was a big division win, but we're not happy you know, conte with this win.o work next week. >> and carl joseph got banged up. unclear what his status is going to be going forward. le patrick mahomes returns for kc, the reigning mvp. they are in first place, a game up on the bleec bleacher report said steph might miss the whole season. coach kerr said no, that's not right. curry had two broken bones in his hand, may need a followup surgery. the timetable for reevaluation remains at three months. >>> sparky is not in the lineup, but d'angelo russell is back after missing games with a sprained ankle. d-lo, there were rumors about him joining the t-wolves, 17 at the half. those rumors were last summer, before he signed with the warriors. with authority! andrew williams playing were more energy, comes up with the steal, ahead to robert covington, right now they're in the third quarter and warriors are leading, 83-79. >>> talk college football. cal hosts washington state tomorrow. mike leach, the guy is a great sound bite. his weekly news conferences go off into u

. >> that behavior from the -- the cont contradicting and insults.be tied to rudy giuliani? >> he didn't do a good job as the president's mouthpiece. >> great television. >> we have him seeming to get the president involved in what's very clearly abuse of power and likely to lead to impeachment. worse than that, the thing about this is he's not a public official. he doesn't file disclosure forms and not limited in income. he doesn't have to comply with ethics rules. we don't know where he gets his money or how much he's getting paid. or what the people want for the money. he's not acting in the best interest of the american people out there with the conspiracy theories trying to get the president reelected in the face of what's totally contradictory u.s. policy. we don't know what he's doing with respect to acting contrary to american interest on behalf of people in foreign countries. it gets worse and worse for rudy giuliani. by extension for the president. >> you write about mayor giuliani two main jobs. in the 18 months since trump hired him. he's

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. >> their report, released by democrats, contes the tactics failed to produce useful informion >> browne film portrays the real-life six-year effort by the senate select committee on intelligence to uncover the c.i.a.'sse of so-called" enhanced interrogation technies" on terrorism suspects following the 9/11 attacks. those techniques, includingat deprn, were initially implemented at the suggestion of psychologists.or the torture proved ineffective, but remained in practice at secret c.i.a. sites around the world. danielinones was lead stigator on senator diane feinstein's intelligence committee staff. actor adam driver, known for recent roles in "blackkklansmans and the "star sequel trilogy, portrays jones. >> after 9/11, everyone was scared. scared it might happen again. it was my second day of grad school. the next day, i changed all my classes to national security. >> brown: jones was the primary author of the report on torture. >> there are 2findings and conclusions in the overall report which can boil down into three key findinth. one is thatechniques the c.i.a. used, which most re

matter is that there is a significant military presence in hong kong, which is not designed for crowdl contr police activity. china, of course, h immense police resources across the border that are not, again, prepared for working in the hong kong environment under hong kong law. sohink that the options for the mainland in terms of direct intervention are limited and bad and so i don't anticate that happening. but they have, from time to time, for example, earlier this fall, they released a video of them practicing this kd of activity. >> and we've seen the rhetoric increase from chinese officials, including xi jinping. >> and that's intended to scare people. >> as a level of deterrence?hi you don't tnk it will go beyond that? >> i certainly hope not. i think it would be a mistake if it did. >> the u.s. has in fact warned china not to go further than it has gone. we saw secretary of state mike pompeo today in the state department say two things. one, he endorsed the idea of that police investigation. and he a ao gav little bit of a reference to one of the protesters' key demands let's take

and i thought it wasas a really kindnd of jarrrring sort of cont between, you know, the past and the present, to s say that while there e ae sort of differenceces between the massacre of pequots in massachusetts to t the contemporary sort of fight against an oil pipeline, nonetheless, you know, bismarck, nonorth dakota, is 90% white comommunity that originally the dakota access pipeline was supposed to go upriver from, but then was rerouted downriver to disproportionately affect the standing rock sioux tribe. and "disproportionate" is the language that the army corps of engineers used, as if there's ever a proportionate risk to environmental issues and water contamination. so at this particular moment, there weren't any actions that were happening in the camps, and it was largely at a standstill. and i think that thanksgiving weekend, there was an unthanksgiving feast that was held in the camps, and it was actually the highest point of the camps themselves in the sense that there were the most sort of water protectors had showed up. so i thought it was a good kind of contrast to show

. >> i know that it is par for the course in washington to take remarks out of conte but that is outlandisheven by the standards of todays politics. >> are you saying that you didn't say that? >> i was talking about mexico cooperation. >> nawaz: in atlanta, a city that is more than 50% black, the cedidates also tried to st their case on who would best serve democrats' most reliable demogrhic... >> they show up when it's you know, close to election time, show up in a black church and-- and want to get the vote but just haven't been there before. >> i welcome the challenge of connecting with black voters in america who don't yet know me. >> i have a lifetime of experience with black voters; i've been one since i was 18. >> i hadpeople supporting me in the black community than have not for me because they know me. the only african-american woman that ever elected to the united states senate. a whole range of people. my point is-- >> no, that's not true. s >> that true. >> nawaz: new jersey senator cory booker also questioned biden's stance on criminal justice reform that disproportioaftely aff

and as you note, we were in frequent contact, near daily cont that on in charge of, and one was an irregular channel? >> yes. i don't agree with his characterization of that, because i have been in my role for a couple of years, i have been the lead on u.s.-ukraine negotiations and negotiating with russia and the inner agency, work and work with our allies. and we had a secretary of energy who is a cabinet official, and i think having the support from the various u.s. officials for strengthening our engagement with ukraine, i view it as a very positive thing. and if the concern is not us so much, because we are all u.s. officials, but mayor rudy giuliani, i don't view that as a channel at all, because he is not a represent of the u.s. government pretty is a private citizen. he was a useful barometer in understanding what could be helpful communication from the ukrainian government, but not someone in a position to represent the u.s. government at all. >> okay, thank you. >> why don't we take a five or ten minute break. if i could ask the audience to allow the witnesses to leave the room firs