one thing you might not know about curt.ted his career in the business sector and used to work for anderson consulting. this is one of your own. curt is actually quite a renowned singer and song writer. you may have seen him not if in the nonprofit role but in a music club. curt is going to tell us about one of the nonprofit programs the warriors program has supported for many years. please welcome curt. ♪ . >> good morning, everyone. let me hear good morning back. good morning, everyone. all right. i am the executive director of san francisco nonprofit real options for city kids, rock for short. thank you to the chamber and warriors. it is exciting to be here. it is very relevant and the timing is perfect. this week marks the start of our 25 years of serving children in san francisco. thanks for that. [applause.] >> we serve a community in san francisco cause visitation valley. a lot of people have never heard of the neighborhood. we have our share of violence and it is low income and challenging for kids to grow up there.

it had been up to curt canes to get the three oldest kids back to school.ow he was back. >> everything was quiet. i assumed cory was sleeping, resting. she hadn't slept most of the night. i was going to leave her alone to sleep. >> before looking in on her he said he went over his emails and then he headed upstairs. and as i looked to the left i could see her lying in bed and see something from the distance, didability see right -- >> what made you say that looking back? >> i'm really not sure. as i got closer i would see she was pale and motion less. i immediately knew something was wrong >> did you think she's dead? >> i shook her. i called out her name and at that point i knew that she was dead. >> at that point he says his attention went to larsson, his four yield still in the house. >> i grabbed larsson. i believe he was in bed and took him immediately over to grandparents house. >> cory's mom, marty, answered the door. she remembers her son in law standing there with a young boy and saying something nonsensical about her daughter being dead. >> there

. >>> curt volcker reportedly decided he could no longer be effective in his post. the whistleblower writes, volcker advised officials on how to deal with president trump and his lawyer, rudy giuliani. volcker will be questioned next week. >>> next week is when the house impeachment inquiry could begin. three committees have subpoenaed mikepompeo. here's manu raju. >> reporter: the secretary of state has been subpoenaed by house chairman, regarding what the state department did and knew and tried to facilitate meetings with rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney and ukraine officials to investigate the political rival, former vice president joe biden. the democrats had demanded for several weeks that the state department turn over the information. they had not gotten if information that led them to this point. democrats say if they don't get information from this subpoena or other subpoenas, it will strengthen the case for impeachment. i'm being told by democrati iic sources, that if they do not cite that, they will use that for impeachment, saying the pre

curt volker is one of them and i think we need to hear from him soon. and i think that will be -- we'll learn a lot from that. >> somebody else that maebs of congress want to hear from is the whistle-blower him or herself with some conflicting accounts that have emerged just in the last day. you have congressman adam schiff saying, yes, we will hear from the whistle-blower very soon, he thinks. the whistle-blower's attorney is telling nbc news that essentially they have serious concerns about his or her safety and no agreement to meet with congress. all of it as the president tweets he wants to meet his accuser. how does this play out? do you think the whistle-blower shows? >> i think the whistle-blower shows. he's a critical witness, because he's the guy, if you will, who discovered the body. and he told everybody, hey, there's a body here and it turns out there is a body there. so they have to talk to him. though he is just one of many witnesses and there will be other witnesses who have more direct testimony. but ensuring his safety is critical. ever

after the post-election parties it's time for some tricky negotiations to begin sebastien curt's is now you looking for coalition partners the greens may be a viable option for him there are we entering parliament after a surge in support and can't change the face of austrian politics but would they want to. of course we greens are ready to talk but we can only come to the negotiating table if there's a shift when it comes to our key areas we now have the responsibility to put austria at the forefront in climate protection putting an employee. if the greens joined a governing coalition it would be a 1st just a national level but with so many other parties also in the frame voters have mixed feelings about the overall results. and it's a cause out there honestly it's great exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring. them we'll see whether the greens really want to implement a green policy or whether they're just meddling communists. i don't think lecture us plants the environment is a currency and in my opinion and i'm not t

did have is not a tough one as in vienna covering the elections he is this a vast and curt's will face some difficult choices when it comes to selecting a coalition partner. it's about the courts wanted to keep his options open and now he really does have options 3 of them he could form a coalition either with his former partner or the far right freedom party with the social democrats or with the greens but it will be difficult to align the positions for example with the social democrats or with the greens on topics like migration so the easiest way could be with the old freedom party but they are involved in so many scandals that it might not be a viable options so where will save us that could scold the coming days will show us for now it is unclear. at least 2 people have been killed after fires broke out and an overcrowded refugee camp if overcrowded a greek migrant camp excuse me the blazes struck at the moria camp on the island of lesbos the 1st was quickly extinguished by the other spread rapidly leading to clashes between migrants and police conditions at the camp are at a brea

collapse last may his coalition partners the far right freedom party faced 2 corruption scandals curt's is likely to win the election but hill probably need a partner to form a government. in austria this is called pussy. love us exley and i has good reason to give out lots of them on the campaign trail along with turquoise colored muffins she's running for the austrian people's party and will be on the winning side on sunday also because of this man it's a bust encodes does and if he. has a very direct honest and clear way of talking that you can understand he doesn't try to use the typical politician style he just says things that make sense to people like the thing it did for you because i've seen. it seems to be a winning tactic despite a number of scandals in the last months and his party have pulled around 34 percent of the vote 12 points ahead of anyone else here's an example for that so called clear speech. put it to should be nice guns jobby our political direction is very clear we have ended 60 years of death policy we have reduced taxes step by step and we have a forceful str

let's bring in our correspondent max hoffman who's outside a polling station in vienna so sebastian curt's has long been leading in the polls max is this election a foregone conclusion. if you look at the numbers at the she has a huge huge advantage about 10 percentage points those are the polls around 34 percent in the next party will probably come in and around 2425 percent so the problem of course is that all the other parties basically all the other parties have excluded to form a coalition with the far right freedom party the only party that really has done that is the one. that gives him many more options and you know in short there really won't be any way around our courts to form a coalition. so it was a freedom party of course max that caused a scandal that brought down his last government why isn't he ruling out forming a partnership with them. first of all he's very close to the freedom party on many topics for example on migration 2nd of all they already had a program in place because that was the coalition that broke down before the summer but the plan was to stick together un

curt talked about the youth development work. young people have to have a sense of belonging and attach to a teacher or community organization. they have to be offered the opportunity to develop mastery in mathematics or dance or theater arts. that is character building to help them become the person that they are. access. i think so many on,s we work with are trying to help young people as they grow into young adults get access to opportunities they might not otherwise find. those seem to be challenges for any young person. in the bay area we have challenges we need to address collectively with government and nonprofit and corporate partners to make this a place where everyone can thrive. >> as i said, obviously, affordability is a major challenge for us in the region. that is not only seen in housing afford built which we think about and do work in. it also impacts small businesses and nonprofits ability to serve the communities that they need to. we are spending a lot of time working on nonprofit capacity building, also small

you see these names nau don't know at home, people who were on the call and part of this, curt volker who just resigned, i've talked to people who are nervous about him. he's no longer in the administration and he had a reputation before hand. you're looking at an impeachment inquiry. is there a voice that becomes a strong witness. we sometimes try to step back and get the moment and molly, you captured that well in the cover that shows the president painting himself into the corner. there has been such sustained chaos throughout trump's term that it can be hard to determine which outcries to worry about and which to ignore. the ukraine affair has caused something to snap, and not merely because trump has supplied enough final straws to fill a lhayloft. not that the other issues weren't serious, but the oversight issues are critical to the balance of government and the legitimate right for congress to look at things but something did snap this past week. >> and with the public as well. i think the poll you showed earlier in the segment is fascinating because the talking point we have

. >> reporter: curt -- >> reporter: do you know why he said no? >> i believe because he understood that ever since -- toxic and he doesn't want -- didn't want to be involved. >> reporter: the majority of americans approve of congress opening the impeachment inquiry. but americans are divided over whether the president deserves to be empeached over ukraine, with the majority of republicans backing the president. house speaker nancy pelosi said this weekend the inquiry is worth the political risk ahead of 2020. some democratic lawmakers said they would like to take a vote on the articles of impeachment. the investigation is just beginning. elaine? >> quijano: natalie brand, thank you. montana's governor is declaring a winter storm emergency tonight after more than three feet of heavy wet snow slammed the state. watches and warnings have been posted across the region. carter evans is in hard hit gray falls, montana. >> montana's early winter storm blasted the city of great falls with more than a foot of september snow. it covered streets and made dri

interesting how he reacts to the subpoenas. >> and curt volcker had dealings with giuliani. he showed texts sent by volcker on fox news last night. i'm sure democrats are going to have questions for him when he comes before the committees. >> as they should. this is somebody that's taken an outsized role in the rule of law in the united states, personal attorney for the president, and states the attorney general is now acting like the president's attorney inside government, so the question becomes who is watching out for rule of law. when it becomes a question whether or not a subpoena will be complied with, and that's a matter of course now, that's a dramatic change of norms and standards of how we feel about american democracy and part of hopefully what the inquiry will get back on track. >> reporters haven't been able to get in touch with the ambassador, sworn in as ambassador to ukraine in 2016. she was unexpectedly recalled from her post in may, and trump people thought she was a clinton person, not sufficiently aleej and the to the trump principles. a lot of people wan

among the ones deposed is this man, curt volcker. he's the envoy for ukraine.stle-blower claims he was basically caught up in rudy giuliani's pressure campaign on the ukrainian government. giuliani and trump were both pressuring the ukrainian government to provide them things that would be of help to the if the presidency's re-election bid. immediately thereafter, the ambassador turned up in kiev following up on what giuliani and trump were demanding, trying to gride the ukrainian government in terms of how they should respond to those totally inappropriate and possibly illegal demands. i just described him as president trump's special envoy for ukraine. as of a couple hours ago, they say ex-special envoy for ukraine because just after curt volcker was told to appear for his deposition next week, he resigned just within the past couple of hours. like i said, news is moving fast. you saw that subpoena and the deposition announcements go out from three committee chairs. one of the questions we've had over the course of this week is whether one committee is going

also not done particularly well in expected to lose quite a bit of support towards the greens both curt's and the social democrats have been putting a brave face on that. we are very confident that we have a clear targets we're going to come out on top in this election yes we want to get a positive result in our killer action targets is that there's no majority against . this and today is an important day just like any other election date but particularly so because the austrians now have the power to prevent the continuation of the black and blue coalition in austria. or the reason that they're having this election is what's now become known as the a b 3 great video in which former vice chancellor christine star who was seen. saying things that the vice chancellor shouldn't be seen saying or certainly shouldn't be seeing in the 1st place promising potential. influence to somebody on camera that resulted in that vote of no confidence saw this snap election. but as i say it does seem that cooks will definitely be back as chancellor may well be bach is the head of the same coalition but one

garth a professor of political science at the university of innsbruck told us there's a good chance curt'swill manage to resurrect his old coalition despite the scandal . i think that sebastian could be sticky to lead in the polls he's leading by about 12 percent of the social democrats so evil be to clear in their of today's snap elections and he will be given the right by the federal president to form a new government which most likely will have to be a coalition government because of all the criticism about his previous coalition of the far right freedom party the 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly greens however i don't think there will be a coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and pressure to policies between could speak with party in the green party so what you might see could turn to the far right freedom party to really install look like blue coalition of the far right and the conservative party. this week saw a fresh wave of global climate protests including in canada where 6 thousand

to contain the damage in an interview with nbc news, giuliani fired back, calling nbc news thiine curt volcker whd reached out to him as discussed, connecting you here with andrej yermak who is very close to president zelenskiy. i suggest we schedule a call together the state department has acknowledged volcker put giuliani in touch with the top ukrainian aide but a spokesperson said giuliani does not speak on behalf of the u.s. government. just last week, giuliani contradicted himself about his conversations with the ukrainians >> did you ask the ukrainian to investigate joe biden? >> no. >> so you did ask ukraine to look into joe biden? >> of course, i did. >> reporter: some lawmakers are urging that giuliani testify before kopcongress when we asked if he would do that giuliani said, would i testify in front of frauds i don't go in front of kangaroo courts >> that was kristen welker reporting. a pittsburgh gas station is closing down after a video of a violent assault of two women went viral the images may be tough to watcs three people beating the women last week. the confreon stati

after the post-election parties it's time for some tricky negotiations to begin sebastiaan curt's is now you looking for coalition partners the greens may be a viable option for him there are we entering parliament after a surge in support and kids change the face of australian politics but would they want to. get in a good space bit ahead of course we greens are ready to talk but we can only come to the negotiating table if there is a shift when it comes to alki areas and we now have the responsibility to put austria at the forefront in climate protection putting an infomercial. if the greens john. and a governing coalition it would be a 1st session national level but with so many other parties also in the frame the voters have mixed feelings about the overall results. and it's a close optic honestly it's great exactly what i was hoping for and i'm not curious about coalitions and what the coalition talks will bring to us one of them playing in a little bit see we'll see with the greens really want to implement a green policy with a just middling communists and. i don't think the tr

. >> reporter: in a curt tweet this afternoon, president trump declared he was getting rid of his third national security adviser -- "i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions, as did others in the administration, and therefore, i asked john for his resignation, which was given to me this morning." but bolton was not going to go quietly, firing off his own tweet minutes later, contradicting the president. "i offered to resign last night and president trump said, let's talk about it tomorrow." and as the news broke, bolton reached out to fox news in real time. >> john bolton just texted me just now, he's watching. >> can you read it? >> yeah, he said, "let's be clear, i resigned." >> reporter: bolton also told abc's jon karl the president's story was flatly wrong. "he never asked for me to resign directly or indirectly." >> reporter: the sudden turn of events was a long time coming. bolton is a famous hawk, an early supporter of the iraq war and a strong advocate of regime change in iran.

boroughs of the original general assembly who will offer some reflection, first my friend speaker curt cox. he will be followed by monte mason who represents james city, and i will turn it over to mr. speaker. >>, givea few reflections. probably one of the most blessed people in virginia. it's a beautiful day. 35 years ago i started as a schoolteacher i could not imagine i would be having here today. it's an incredible representative democracy. thank you for your words. when i think about virginia and how blessed we are we should be in for. here's the wonderful thing about virginia 20 years later, despite the growth in population and the development of cities and suburbs and airports you can find spots along the river where things have hardly changed as all. and that's what i would say about the district that i represent. it is modern and growing the more you look and examine the past more you give yourself to engage, past mistakes you guidance, i've been telling mice didn't that when i first walked into a classroom the first days of the early settlement were rough. life expectancy was

news these are our top story is former austrian chancellor sebastian curt's is poised to return to power after his people's party won snap elections but he'll have to find a coalition partner the vote was held after a corruption scandal involving the far right freedom party triggered the collapse of course as governing.

about their needing to be radical reform if they were going to consider going to government with curt's i mean why. is it really something they would consider because as you say these 2 parties is a so far apart they couldn't be more different where there's a very strong feeling in austria on every in every party about the if clearly that the fire right should not return to government so if the greens make it too difficult for the courts to go into correlation with them he might turn back to the disgruntled and disgraced if india and so i think it's it's there's a good chance that the green party will have a very tough process of negotiations with sebastian quits and we might see a coalition maybe in december before christmas because it is there are so many talks are going to take some time they will take some time for sure but the guys today is more green than it was 2 years ago when it was more. the refugee crisis it was quite difficult for the progressive part of austria to gain votes because quits used the population very well and so did the far right and now 2 years later you know

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♪ i'm curt wagner in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." the next power, rework wework, puts an official pause ipo plans, what changes need to be made before coming to market. distraction, we talk how this could be a diversion from from g revenue falling revenue numbers. and a waiting impeachment, why big tech in the united states could be hoping that president trump's political problem could be their gain. ut first, to our top story, it is official, wework is pulling the plug on its ipo at least temporarily. new co-c.e.o.'s of the office space company want to focus on its core business public which they still plan to do at some point in the future. now wework has brought in cash, planning thousands of job cuts and putting some of its sale.sses up for joining us to discuss we have ellen hewitt who covers the company. ellen, this story has been the ing dramatically over past few weeks. what is the latest from this morning? llen: it's official, the ipo is going to be put on hold, so they said this morning that it, 're going to be pulling that

judge jeanine: you say curt volcker asked you to meet with an aid to president zelensky and you did.id anyone in the state department participate in that meeting? >> no, but he wasn't alone. the am bass doarps son spoke to me about it. they should all calm down and relax. no matter what obama holdovers in the state department are doing tonight, who are implicated in the wrongdoing. don't get nervous. you didn't do anything wrong. maybe i have been at it long enough. don't get nervous. judge jeanine: they asked you to get involved. there is no question. >> they thanked me at the end for doing a good job. judge jeanine: you are acting at the behest of the state department. now secretary pompeo is being called to testify. >> his staff didn't do a thing wrong. kurt volcker who is at ambassador levels. judge jeanine: and kurt volcker set up the meeting. he sets up the meeting and suddenly resigns. could he be the one leaking the information? >> i would seriously doubt it. i feel sorry for what's happening kurt. judge jeanine: why did he resign? >> i don't know, maybe they got angry he bro

. ♪ ♪ i'm curt wagner in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology."r, rework wework, puts an official pause ipo plans, what changes need to be made before coming to market. distraction, we talk how this could be a diversion from falling revenue

also preparing to testify about what he knows, curt volcker, a top state department envoy to the ukraine. at least he was until he quit the day after the bombshell report went public for all to read. three committees are now going to question volcker. they haven't said yet if those depositions will be b open or closed. rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, his name pops up in the report 31 times. giuliani said today that anything the intelligence committee wants from him is a no. or is it? >> i wouldn't cooperate with adam schiff. if they put a neutral person in, have him prejudge the case. a democrat who hasn't expressed an opinion. ibts i will consider it. >> you said you wouldn't do it. >> i said i will consider it. i have to do that about my client. i'm lawyer. it's hprivilege, not mine. if he decides he wants me to testify, i'll testify. even though i think hif is an illegitimate chairman. >> and what about the american people? what's the public appetite? a new poll released today shows a majority of people in the country support an impeachment inquiry. the question was

it also hinges on the whistle-blower's attorneys getting the appropriate curt clearances from the director of national intelligence office in order to accompany the whistle-blower. that's something that cnn reported was a condition of the whistle-blower testifying earlier this week. now the steven miller senior aide to president trump on fox news today continued to argue that the whistle-blower is partisan and even said that the whistle-blower doesn't deserve that title. take a listen. >> i think it's unfortunate that the media continues to describe this individual as a whistle-blower. this individual most certainly does not deserve this. a partisan hit job doesn't make you a whistle-blower blower because you go through the whistle-blower protection act. >> reporter: house democrats are pushing for documents and testimony on all front related to this ukraine controversy. on friday mike pompeo was subpoenaed by three house committees. kurt volker is one of several senior state department officials democrats want to get. he could appear before multiple committees this week. this week we'll s

they're also looking for depositions from top state department officials including curt volker. there's going to be a lot of pressure on the white house to hand over these documents and make these witnesses available particularly given the deadline placed on pompeo. house democrats have said if the administration does not comply with that october 4th deadline for the subpoena, they will consider it obstruction under the impeachment inquiry. >> here to discuss is former federal prosecutor gene rossi. how important is it for the whistleblower to testify? >> it's absolutely crucial. when you have a whistleblower write a very detailed report and in july of 1997 i was a whistleblower in the department of justice. i went through some tough times. but when you are a whistleblower, you have to make yourself available to the individuals who most want that information. and here it's congress. because they want to knows what your basis for making these allegations. is it personal knowledge? is it hearsay? is it double hearsay? is it documents? and here's the key. whenever you have a whistl

if you take a look at this text message, which was sent from curt volker to rudy guliani on friday, july 19, volker is offering to set up a telephone call with guliani and the representative of the zelensky government, that rudy guliani met with on august 2 in august. so clearly we have a contradiction here. was volker trying to limit the damage to national security or was he trying to hook rudy guliani up with ukrainian officials. guliani said he went to madrid at the behest of the state department and this text would back that up, shep. >> shepard: john roberts, live on the north lawn. great to see you. have a good weekend. >> you too. >> shepard: to mike emanuel on capitol hill where there's reaction as they flee the district. hello, mike. >> good afternoon. lawmakers are gone. house intelligence chairman adam schiff predicts it will be a couple busy weeks. he says he will be here part of next week and could be a hearing friday. nancy pelosi says there's plenty of work ahead. >> you never know where we're going next. now i think we're getting involved in the cover-up of a cover-up and

i was holding him back curt was a choking out. was max was choking out, but especially when he heard the after the clerk read the verdict. he was for the most part keeping it together. but when the judge excused us and said. remember her exact words but essentially next shares her now a free man. that's when the broke down a little bit. >>tyler smith tells me they made sure max harris who is a vegan has been living off of brown beans in jail had a big spread of mediterranean food last night when he was released back to you. michelle thank you. family members of the victims of the ghost ship are speaking out tonight to many of them still shocked by the verdict. we talked with chris allen amanda kershaw brother, he said he does not agree with the not guilty verdict for max harris but is not surprised by it and he's frustrated with a hung jury on derek elmen a he says that it has been such a long row that he cannot imagine going through another trial. >>it feels complicated to think that they would go through this trial again. just h

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gets a call from mike pence and he is beside himself and very upset and agitated and says in a very curt debris phone call, donald you need to apologize and it needs to be sincere we need to pray and think i will be off the campaign trail for a couple of days and that is it. he looks at his senior aide and said oh boy mother will not like this. [laughter] sorry that's a long explanation. >> reading this book i feel like with mike pence you might dispute this but i felt the harshest judgment for him i think the word that you used was obscene. why did you view him so harshly? >> obviously history will judge all of these individuals and i think it's one thing on policy grounds it's one thing to recognize you prefer candidate does not emerge as a standardbearer and shouldn't have to make lemonade and we have seen a lot of republicans do that and on a policy basis on comprehensive immigration reform he was once the biggest free trader in all of congress used to torment the bush administration he was so offended by the disney film move on and the implication of women serving in combat wrote an