dave. dave. dave. dave.on't know why i can't think of it right now. >> wait, she couldn't remember his last name? >> which was very odd. >> when did you first start seeing dave? >> the weekend after andy and i broke up. it was kind of just like a silly thing and -- >> where did you meet him at? >> just at a bar. >> okay. >> so i was like all right. whatever. this guy's a funny guy. >> angie told detective hopper she didn't spend much time with dave. they mainly texted each other and met up at bars a few times. >> we had kind of had i guess it was this day-and-age relationship, where we only saw each other about once a week and then the rest of our conversations were strictly through text messaging. i don't think we ever spoke on the phone. and it was always just -- it was very, like, playful in nature almost. not like a serious type of relationship. >> but it was intimate? >> it eventually did get intimate, but not right away. >> okay. >> and then it was kind of like once a week thing. we'd hang out on like

>> dave, dave, dave? >> really? >> detective hopper turned up the heat?t the beginning, before justin, who was your relationship and you said andy. you left dave out. for whatever reasons and it does not matter at this point either, is there any possibility that with dave or anyone else that why you have been with justin that you maintained your relationship with anyone? than 30 minutes of questions about this dave guy, it suddenly came to her, she said. >> i remember dave's last name, by the way. >> and that is? >> moffitt. >> moffitt. >> moffitt. david moffitt. a name that meant nothing at all. another dead end, most likely. but remember that business about luck? most useful investigative tool there is. coming up -- new suspicions are raised as detectives realize two of the people in the case are connected by one remarkable coincidence. >> a company of 10,000 people here in des moines, what are the odds that they would be in the same -- >> in the same cubicle they were. >> when "the shadow" continues. >>> welcome back. when angie met justin, she knew it

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dave, christine?> thanks. >>> a guilty plea from congressman duncan hunter for misusing more than $200,000 in campaign funds. the california republican first denied using the money for family trips to italy and hawaii, plane tickets for his pet rabbit, and to pay for romantic flings. hunter called the charges a witch hunt. on tuesday he pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to misuse campaign funds. >> i'm failed to monitor and account for my campaign spending. i made mistakes. that's what today was all about. >> hunter faces up to five years in prison. prosecutors tell cnn they'll only seek 14 months. he would not comment about leaving office. his wife margaret also pleaded to the same charge and could be facing time as well. >>> a school resource officer shot and wounded a high school student. this one happened in oshkosh, wisconsin. the 16-year-old stabbed the officer during an alter indication before being shot. both the student and officer were treated at the hospital for non-life-threatening

dave? >> kyung lah, thank you very much. it's a crucial night to break through. the presidential debate live from los angeles. watch it on cnn and your local pbs station. 8:00 p.m. tonight. >>> for the second time this year, a chinese national has been arrested for trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago resort. next. nobody likes a tight squeeze. leanfire supplements from force factor contain ingredients clinically shown to help increase energy, burn fat, and double your weight loss. don't struggle to fit in. unleash your potential, with leanfire. available at retailers nationwide. what are you doing back there, junior? since we're obviously lost, i'm rescheduling my xfinity customer service appointment. ah, relax. i got this. which gps are you using anyway? a little something called instinct. been using it for years. yeah, that's what i'm afraid of. he knows exactly where we're going. my whole body is a compass. oh boy... the my account app makes today's xfinity customer service simpl

dave and christine? >> jim acosta, in terms of the historical letter, that's something for history to judge plcjudge. mr. trump writes -- he goes on to tell pelosi, you apparently have so little respect for the american people that you expect them to believe that you're approaching this impeachment somberly, reservedly, reluctantly. no intelligent person believes what you're saying. here's the speaker's response. >> reaction to the president's letter. >> rea it's ridiculous? you have no reaction? why not? >> we've been working. i've seen the essence of it thoechlt it's really sick. >> ridiculous and sick. she sent a letter of her own to her democratic colleagues. she told them they would be derelict in their duty if they don't call for impeachment. >>> schumer wants to hear from four witnesses including acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney and former national security adviser john bolton, but mcconnell has other ideas. >> the senate is meant to act as judge and jury to hear a trial, not to rer

christine and dave?>> jeff zeleny, logging quality miles in iowa. i think joe biden handled that without raising -- you know, raising his voice. without showing a temper. >> i would argue that's the best he's performed throughout the entire process. better than he has on the debate stage. >> i'll challenge you to push-ups in the break. >> i can do that. >>> we'll talk sports ahead. good news for the romans kids here. while you were sleeping, the dallas cowboys' struggles continue. not so much for chicago, though. >>> welcome back. spacex's latest mission includes giving mighty mice a ride to the international space station. >> four, three, two, one, zero. engines ignition. liftoff. >> the dragon capsule blazed into orbit atop a falcon ix rocket. the mice are from a lab in maine. they have genes to enhance their muscular growth. they will help scientists limit muscle and bone loss in humans during space traffic. >>> a big night for the chicago bears and their quarterback. mitchell trubisky ran for three s

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keyser time now to turn to dave column he's a professor of organic chemistry at cornell university so he must be smart he's also a libertarian who writes an annual must read year in review in which he looks at the economic financial and cultural trends rocking society dave welcome back hence is a troll will be back this is a list material for me all right awesome so dave last year at this time markets were tumbling this year jerome powerless handing out free money to the crybabies on wall street markets are at all time highs as the result i know you suck at math but can this fed q e not q e sustain itself dave not forever if it does it'll be the 1st time anyone print their way to prosperity so. i don't know if i found it in your 10 years or so to say i know what it's going to be for what bank of america predicts quote quantitative failure that more monetary easing will never answer the real economy and only push more asset price bubbles so do you agree with that and what does that mean exactly dave the economy i certainly need some. and i don

but you have to wrap your brain around you can't just say oh max so me or dave told me this that i got to get out of x. what you just if you don't fully understand what that means you will fail. 5 sitting on a stock pile of cash and and stocks and i'm trying to make fine tune my part follow though that's one consideration around the world these issues that we're talking about the banks committing fraud they financial markets in disarray countries and large corporations hoarding individuals hoarding gold that's being is expressed or manifest and what we call the global insurrection against banker occupation hong kong lebannon venezuela argentina the 20 countries that inflames protesting an extension of what we saw in occupy wall street the world's population is waking up to the fact that the central banks are out to kill them essentially and steal their money are those people wrong well you know we have a trade phrase markets are forward looking and i would have to say this if that phrase was true and then therefore the paradox where markets were so forward looking why wouldn't they kno

we learned one other story about dave hawkins from his family.s tractors without having one of his children or grandchildren alongside. a completely positive person -- that's how they described him. so positive that he'd answer the phone "good morning," whether it was morning or night. in fact, after he passed, they had t-shirts made that said "good morning" with "gramps" on the sleeve to wear their first christmas without dave. thanks so much for joining us for "strange inheritance." i'm jamie colby. remember -- you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> a "strange inheritance" mystery... >> i thought, "what? what is going on?" >> ...a norman rockwell shocker. >> is it a fake? >> well, this was the question that was in everyone's mind. >> oh, if these walls could talk. >> i want you to put your hands like this, and we're going to pull it toward me. >> aah! >> there you go. >> oh, my goodness. >> keep goin

. >> dave? >> get everybody out here to my house now. >> okay. >> reporter: he called the indiana state police where he used to work. >> get everybody out here to my house. >> go to dave camm's house now. signal 10. okay. david we're gonna, we've got people on the way, okay? >> get everybody out here. >> come here. >> everything's going to be okay all right? we're going to --. >> every, everything's not okay, get everybody out here now! >> they're coming, go to dave camm's house now. do you know what happened, david? >> no. >> the family dead. murdered. how do you even begin to absorb that? >> all these things spinning around inside my head. is this real? am i really here? it was surreal. >> it went down to the ground and rolling around and like why? why? >> reporter: there was more pain, much more still to come. with "mystery on lockhart road" continues. with "mystery on lockhart road" continues. i'm your 70lb st. bernard puppy, and my lack of impulse control, is about to become your problem. a

dave? christine? >> jeremy diamond, thank you. >>> a freshman democratic lawmaker announcing plans to switch parties and becoming republican. now, six members of jeff van drew's staff have quit. he opposed the impeachment of president trump. internal polling shows he is losing support among democrats in his district. switching parties would allow him to avoid a democratic party challenge. the democratic campaign committee is planning to hire van drew's former staffers. >>> president trump is suggesting jail time for the former fbi director, james comey. comey said there was sloppiness in the obtaining of fisa warrants, the justice department internal watchdog determined the fbi was justified opening the investigation and found there was no bias. but the inspector-general found serious errors in the way the probe was conducted. >> significant errors in the fisa process. and you say that it was handled in a thoughtful and appropriate way. >> yeah. he's right, i was wrong. i was overconfident in the proc

[cheering] [applause] have you ever listened to dave matthews, lucinda dave matthews. ♪.that's all he does. the ballot also includes crack work, pat benatar, doobie brothers, motorhead, thin lizzy, rufus, shaka con which raises the question is there a rufus minus shaka con? >> but my personal favorite judas priest. [cheering] and their amazing front man rob halford, the throaty growl, the studded leather chaps. that is rock 'n' roll. i love judas priest. i love rob and sometimes i think about him. >> oh yeah rob, judas priest. judas priest. judas priest. [laughter] >> oh yeah rob. greg: oh yeah, i hope i have him freaked out. who should get in, do you care. >> i blacked out, what happened. [laughter] i had to go to a happy place. that was funny for like three seconds and then it got very weird. >> to do in that award? yes greg weird. i don't want to see them much leather again in my life. the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is such a weird thing, notorious b.i.g. was on and on like that is great, but to go back to point, the monkey everyone knows who they are they have the tv

dave and amara? >> jim acosta, thank you. >>> if the president is impeached and there is a senate trial, mitch mcconnell is not planning to hold a vote to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment. according to two republican senators he will wait to acquit once the majority of senators feel it has run its course. most republicans want an acquittal to clear the president, rather than rely on a procedural motion with a 51-vote threshold. only 34 votes would be required for an acquittal. >>> some republicans are coalescing around the idea of a shorter impeachment trial. a short-form trial would not include the whistleblower or hunter biden. those details coming from cnn interviews with republicans in the next few days. the trial is in the planning stages. no final decisions have been made. but gop senators say they are beginning to see the benefit of keeping the process short and laying out evidence in a presentation by house managers and the white house. >>> the nonpartisan watchdog for the justice

dave and amara?k you for that. >>> still, no official motive for friday's deadly shooting at a pensacola naval base, killing three people. federal investigators with this grave assessment. >> work with the presumption this was an act of terrorism. this allows us to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and eliminate any potential threats. >> a 21-year-old second lieutenant in the royal saudi air force opened fire in a classroom building on friday. he was killed in exchange of gunfire with two deputies. there was a dignified transfer last night for his victims, joshua kaleb watson, mohammed sameh haitham and cameron scott walters. now, law enforcement is looking into the shooter's recent time in saudi arabia. and the president's relationship with the saudi kingdom is back under the microscope. nic robertson is live for us from riyadh. give us the latest. when this first happened, there was a quick phone call from the king, king salman, to president trump, to

dave thank you so much that was journalist dave in new york. let's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today environmental activist groups of 2 and back has told the u.n. climate summit in madrid that richer countries must do their fair share to tackle climate change she also accused states of misleading people with what appeared to be quote impressive climate pledges that didn't add up to much this saudi arabian oil giant has become the world's largest listed company after making its debut on the country's stock exchange the state owned energy companies $25000000000.00 initial public offering is the biggest ever in history. saudi arabia is privatizing at a step as a step towards reducing its reliance on oil. at least 6 people including one police officer were killed in an hour's long gun battle in the us state of new jersey the officer was shot dead near a cemetery and 2 suspects then fled to a supermarket 3 people and the 2 suspected gunmen were killed in the gunfight inside the supermarket. u.s. president

dave? amara? >> miguel, thanks. >>> a small plane crash in phoenix caught on a surveillance camera. look at the aircraft slamming into a utility pole before taking out several vehicles in a used car lot and skidding into the middle of the street. >> he wanted to try to land on 23rd avenue. thank goodness he didn't. he probably would have taken us out. >> they let us on property for maybe two minutes and seen about ten of our cars damaged. >> two people were onboard the plane. a 48-year-old pilot who is a flight instructor. and the passenger were not hurt. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> joe biden denying reports that he has a pledge to serve only one term. four people who speak regularly with biden say it is virtually inconceivable that he will run for election in 2024. campaigning in las vegas, biden said the story isn't true. >> do you ever talk to any aides about a one-term pledge? >> no. i never have. i don't have plans to. i'm not even there yet. >> in 2024, biden would be

dave: they were echoing the same sentntiment as they came in thi morning. they brought the welcome to the result. ey wanted a decisive result. so a huge majority is about as decisive as you can get. it's now clear that brexit will happen. so that takes out a lot of the uncertainty here. there had evolved brexit fatigue especially after the summit which has been so often hijacked by the issues so the general reaction is people are happy that this is going 0 get done even if they are disappointed that the u.k. is leaving and perhaps concerned about the political direction of the country, boris johnson is notot very popular here in brussels. that being said they are hoping that that big majority for johnson could mean that he has more flexibility when he -- when it comes to the negotiations, about the future e u.-u.k. relationship that they'll have to start negotiating. the leaders are discussing their reactionon to brexit in this building behind me. they're going to come out with some statements. we have seen drafts versions of the statements. we donon't have

dave briggs.s 4:31 eastern time. we start with the final debate of this year. a strong night for the front-runner, joe biden, at the sixth democratic presidential debate last night in los angeles. the former vice president appeared in command, as did pete buttigieg. the south indiana mayor more of a target with a sizable war chest and a front-runner in most iowa polls. this will go down as the debate that made wine caves a political football. >> billionaires in wine caves should not pick the next president. >> i have never even been to a wine cave. i've been to the wind cave in south dakota. >> they don't have to go shake the money tree in the wine cave. >> having lived in south dakota, they're both lovely. jeff zeleny in los angeles with more. >> reporter: christine and dave, the last democratic presidential debate of the year ends with joe biden standing strong at the center of the stage, certainly one of his strongest debate performances that he has had all year long. he struggled with debates

to brussels with dave keating. we are talking about 100 billion this to help finance climate transition. give us the details of the plan. dave: : a new press conference unveiling the grgreen deal has just been adopted by the european commission. ththis is the same name as the w green deal in the ununited stat, bubut that you has beat the unid states to the punch. thiseadline things from are that they will become a bymate neututral continent 2050. toto get everyonone on boaoard,s ideaea for this big 100 million find, this transnsition fund, tt came later. it is in order to bring on board more skepticalal governments. deridident bonder lien -- von lion is headiding to a special sitting of the parliament in ussels. she has a fririendly audience. the parliament are definitely going to pass this piece of legislation, for this communication. the difficulty is the member states, and particularly the government in the east and the european union. they a are still r resisting a avoidtical declararation to getting to zero em

good morning. >> good morning, dave.patriots had so many players that were sick, they took two planes to houston, a sick plane and a well plane. kind of like a kids' doctors office. and watson throwing three touchdowns in this game. this one right here, a 35-yarder to ken nny stills. and the texans' q.b. catching a touchdown on this trick play in the fourth quarter. houston would hold off a late rally to beat the patriots for just the second time in their history. the final in that one, 28-22. >>> a possible super bowl preview, the ravens hosting the 49ers. and lamar jackson continuing to strengthen his mvp case and make defenders look silly. check out that move, another 100 yards rushing in that one. he put justin tucker in position for the game-winning field goal, as time expired. and tucker nailed it. ravens win 20-17. they are the one seed in the afc after the patriots' loss. >>> in the nba, the lakers looking for 11 wins in a row, taking luka to throw it down. in the fourth quarter, with lebron guarding him, look at

dave and christine? >> jim, thanks. here's more from this remarkable letter from the president to the house speaker plchl trump writes, there are not many people who could have taken the punishment inflicted during that period of time and yet done so much for the success of america and its citizens. he goes on to tell pelosi. you apparently have so little respect for the american people that you expect them to believe you're approaching this impeachment somberly, reservedly, and reluctantly. no intelligent person believes what you are saying. here's speaker pelosi's respo e response. >> your reaction to the president's letter? >> ridiculous. i've seen the essence of it. it's really sick. >> just hours after the president released the letter to the speaker, she sent a letter of her own to her democratic colleagues telling them they would be derelict in their duty if they don't vote for impeachment. >>> chuck schumer has called for witnesses at the impeachment trial and shot down by majority leader mitch mcconnell. schume

. >> dave and died, and he and i started in about 2003. we took the christmas light display, at the time 50,000 lights handmade to the music. we decided to give back to the second harvest food bank. that is what we did. they passed away in 2011 and we thought we would need something to remember dave by so we started the golf tournament in 2011, and trying to donate money back to the second harvest food bank. >> reporter: that is amazing. cathcart, tell us how much the golf tournament race with the dave severence memorial golf tournament. >> $53,000 and change from the community and we are happy to give it back to you. >> reporter: it's so nice to see. we have corporation to give and now neighbors as well to the harvest. >> that's right. the majority of our donations come from generous individuals. for every dollar donated we can provide two healthy meals so this goes a long way. >> reporter: thank you and thanks in the name of dave's memory as well. to help go to our webpage at kpix.com/gift . >>> the police continue the holiday tradition

lack of free markets and the big problem right now is are out of time dave cullen thanks for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest today a column of cornell university if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report the next time by. when else so seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me. yet to see. this day become educated and in detroit because the trail. went on many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to confront ation let it be an arms race is all off and spearing dramatic developing the only place really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. when there is only johnson. and i just got out of prison for. 41 years. i'm 72 years old now i got arrested for a term for something to. fill in on like just everything was taken out of. my work in the hospital i think it was. meant to s

lack of free markets in the big problem right now is around the time dave cullen thanks for being on the kaiser report. and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest today a column of cornell university if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser reports that next time by all. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation and community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. welcome to worlds apart after 17 months of acrimony the united states and china have decided against slapping each other with additional tariffs but with major differences in aims perceptions and values still remaining it looks like the relationship is set to be dysfunctional or at least troubled for years to combine while one quarrel might have been defused are bigger more dangerous fights still on the cards well to discuss that i'm

lack of free markets in the big problem right now is around the time dave cullen thanks for being on the kaiser report it and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest a column of cornell university if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report the next time by a. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks protect the only population in belfast tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was that the are you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of full streets in belfast at the take more than a 100 innocent civilians were unloaded as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent of the currents which the pollution was involved in some of those cases the killers would later be named. i think it went to the very very top i think if he runs. the water wh

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dave is the high school student on the right with the horn. the raiders lost to kansas city that day. once in college -- >> beer, beer. >> reporter: dave worked raider home games at the coliseum. >> i was going to college. >> reporter: he's been a raider fan six decades. raider nation fans should know his favorite player. >> i got my famous autographed jersey. here you go. >> reporter: dave's house is full of memorabilia. >> this is what he signed. >> reporter: and loads of bobbleheads. >> tim brown. one of the larger ones you might find. >> reporter: dave grew up in oakland. when he retired from the oakland 5 department, his crew knew just how big a fan he was so they gave him a raiders fire helmet. >> 32 years in the fire department. >> reporter: there's one thing dave doesn't have. >> i still need a ticket, i still need a ticket. >> reporter: dave gets emotional thinking about the team leaving, reflecting back to day one. he says even if he doesn't get a ticket to sunday's last raiders home game, he'll be out there with his sign, jersey, ha

it is december 20th i'm dave dave. >> good morning, i'm pam cook.ining us on this friday morning. >> yes. >> checking in with stephen for the friday forecast and the weekend, people going to tahoe. >>> what day of the week is it? >> friday. >> yeah, yeah, wasn't sure of that. >> yes, today or tomorrow would be the day to go. this system is not going to arrive until sunday morning for us as well. cloud cover in advance, some fog kind of dancing around a little bit in the city, by the bay bridge toll plaza, morgan hill, plenty of locations to the north. mostly cloudy skies, fog and that gives way, temperatures mild, rain returns late afternoon, likely early sunday. temperatures cool to mild to warm. santa cruz mid 60's are possible. santa cruz, a lot of high clouds, low clouds, so visibility not very good for some. .25 to 0. navado, napa airport, back down to .259, less than a around fairfield. 40s, 50s, low 40s, clouds give way to increasing clouds tomorrow. wind today's 50s near 60. >>> accuser 32, so far -- you got your feet on the desk. >> it's pi

i am dave clark. dave polson is here on fox. >>> a combination of the two if you're up north. i would think northern sonoma county, it is rain. it is a fog story. a dense fog advisory. it is dancing around a little bit. the rain is to the north will take a while to get here. by this evening, if not sooner, it will make its way south, and then overnight into saturday for everybody. these are mild systems, but rain will be pretty good. i think santa rosa north, and i think all along, the forecast projections are way under done for the russian river north. if you are in northern mendocino county, this is what we call a warm overrunning. the system is not here until late tonight or tomorrow, but there is rain being painted hear from clincher -- cloverdale, ellsberg hillsboro north. fog is a big story. some of it is a quarter mile visibility. some is zero. it continues to come down for most. that dense fog advisory is covering everybody. it is warmer to the cell. 5:01 am. sal is here, and he is going to talk about it. >>> steve, i will show you a picture of what we can see of the g

dave is the high school student on the right with the horn. the raiders lost to kansas city that day. >> beer, beer! i sold my beer. i had to make a living. i was going through college. >> reporter: dave's been a raider fan for almost six decades. diehard raider nation fans should know who his favorite player is. >> i got my famous jersey. >> reporter: let's see. >> here we go. >> reporter: his house is full of raider memorabilia. >> this is what he signed. >> reporter: and loads of bobbleheads. >> tim brown's bobblehead, one of the larger ones you might find. >> reporter: dave grew up in oakland. when he retired from the oakland fire department his crew knew just how big a fan he was so they gave him a raiders fire helmet. >> 32 years in the fire department, retired. >> reporter: there's one thing dave doesn't have. >> i still need a ticket. i still need a ticket. >> reporter: dave gets emotional thinking about the team leaving, reflecting back to day one. he says even if he doesn't get a ticket to subbed's last raiders home game, heal 'll be

dave is leaving for a trip to korea.ent. we can't wait to get to korea to entertain the troops. >> we appreciate your service if you're serving. >> and tomorrow, willie looks back on a star-filled year of sunday sit joups. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all beds. ends new year's day. >>> good morning, up next on today in the bay, a woman's twin sons killed in a christmas night car crash. we have the details. >> and elizabeth warren, why she was at a local school yesterday. >> and we are waking up to below freezing temperatures on this saturday. vianey arana is also tracking a new storm for sunday. >>> good saturday morning. it is december 28th. here is a live look outside in san jose. it looks like a nice clear morning out there. but boy is it cold. 38 degrees right

dave and amara? >> lauren fox, thank you. >>> another prominent senator pushing the debunked conspiracy theory that ukraine meddled in the 2016 election. ted cruz got in a heated exchange with "meet the press" host chuck todd. note the laughter on-set. >> do you think ukraine meddled in the election in 2016? >> i do. >> you do? you do? >> yeah. and, chuck, let me say -- >> senator, this strikes me as odd. you went through a primary campaign with this president. he launched a birtherism campaign against you, he went after your faith, he threatened to, quote, spill the beans about your wife about something. >> ukraine blatantly interfered in our election. >> he's talking about an op-ed written in "the hill." experts warn that the yukrainii conspiracy theory has been promoted by the russian intelligence services. john kennedy claimed that former president poroshenko actively worked for hillary clinton. trump allies have been using the ukraine election meddling claim to justify the president's decision t

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i'm amara walker. >> i'm dave briggs. it's december 13th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start in the nation's capital. breaking overnight, a late-night surprise from the house judiciary committee. >> it's been a long two days after consideration of these articles and it's very late at night. the committee will stand in recess until tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. at which point, i will move to divide the question so each of us may have an opportunity to cast up-or-down votes, on each article of impeachment. until this, we will be going until tomorrow. >> you chose not to consult the ranking member on a schedule issue of this magnitude? so typical. this is the kangaroo court we're talking about. >> more stallenesqinstalinesque. let's good to have a dictator. it's good to hear about that. >> unbelievable. >> the stalin comment from louis gohmert there. the vote on articles to impeach and remove president trump, put on hold until this morning. virtually everyone expected a late-night vote last night. why the delay? democrats were

dave? >> oh, boy. what a mess it could be. hadas gold. in sydney, australia. smoke from brushfires in south wales smothering sydney. in some areas, the air quality is 11 times higher than the hazardous level. the state director of environmental health calls the conditions unprecedent. there's growing concern on the long-term effect of children and the elderly. >>> many unanswered questions this morning after an hours-long gun battle ended in the deaths of four people including a police officer in jersey city, new jersey. the shooting began just after noon, moved among three locations and drew officers from neighboring departments. the fallen officer was identified as detective joseph seals. he was part of an anti-unit involved with removing guns from the street. >> there are days we're required to stop and think about what it means to put on a uniform every day. if not for them, i shudder, we shudder to think how much worse today could have been. >> police say three victims and two suspects were found inside a kosher grocery store. jersey

. >> dave expanded their crackdown to other part of oakland. they say their efforts will continue through the holiday season. >> one man is in the hospital after a shootout in santa rosa. a man who lived in the apartment grabbed his gun and confronted an armed intruder and they fired shots at each other. >> the victim was hit at least three times. >> the intruder escaped in a pickup truck. if you have any information, call santa rosa police. the house judiciary committee will reconvene with abel on two articles of impeachment against president trump. after 14 hours of debate yesterday, jerry nadler and his session ended around midnight. republicans kept offering amendment after amendment. republicans tried to drag out the debate to bury the vote from the public. >> i want the members to think about what has happened over the last two days and search their consciences before we cast a final vote. >> with democrats in the majority, the draft articles are expected to be passed when they vote. the full house could vote next week. the committee is s

no fog here, but as dave mentioned a moment ago.have some in our inland communities, 56 in san francisco, san jose at 54. santa rosa good morning to you at 53. let's check in on the visibility out there. concord you are in good shape. at the moment. livermore down to a quarter mile. wasn't that lightning ago concord was reporting quarter

good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. i'm in front of foothill regional park that has been closed since the kincade fire burned in this area. one issue people are worried about today is any sort of debris run off. that is because just down the road from the park, there are entire neighborhoods. there are homes. there is a lot of concern about erosion in the area. so what is happening today there is a flash flood watch that goes in effect from 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. saturday. the kincade fire burned 78,000 acres and flames stopped just short of making a run through windsor. firefighters battled back those flames and protected homes. now there is concerns about this incoming storm. the area was already soaked by heavy rains last weekend. some areas got up to half a foot of rain. residents gathered for a tree lighting ceremony last night. >> when you almost lose your whole town, a little rain doesn't seem like a big deal. >> at least the flood is something that we know that is coming because it has been there before. >> repo

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