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let's bring in my next guest military analyst and retired colonel david hunt. great to see you.e accused isis take them back like and were talking about dermal in the netherlands saying they have to do it. >> it is a problem with forcing the court. i get that they said that, now they have to force this on the country like germany. the problem that we have with isis this last 19 or 18 years, the number of people of refugees is over 90 million pre-25 million is kids. they want to put them in jails, for example, we got 9000 or 10000 isis fighters captive in syria and 30000 family members, there is no court system that wants to handle them and everybody wants to get rid of this. isis is not going away just like al qaeda is not going away we kill their leadership. we have to handle failed states. noc germany or any other country taking back a couple hundred or one isis member because the court says so. i don't think it'll happen. liz: what would happen if they take about, would isis -- the accused isis tears if the active put into a facility or into the population question what would

david hunt with the latest around the doj watchdog report on the russia probe. >> we been waiting for this report for months. one week from monday on december 9th is when the department of justice inspector general michael horwitz will release his report into alleged surveillance abuse of the 2016 trump campaign, the new york times reporting that horwitz found the fbi never tried to place undercover agents or informants inside the campaign. the times also reporting former fbi director james comey and his deputy and are mccabe did not act with political bias against the trump campaign. this is carter page, a trump campaign advisor in 2016, the fbi obtained a pfizer warrant because authorities believed he had connections to russia. there are reports that horwitz did discover and fbi lawyer changed an important document to apply for the fisa warrant but it did not change the overall validity of the application. and fbi attorney was fired. congressman mark meadows on capitol hill told jillian turner that republicans will call for the resignation of house until chairman adam schiff after t

as word of the failure of the assault reached david hunt other hilton head, the recriminations would mount quickly for benham. hunt we're summon benham to his headquarters. he would recite the orders that he had gave him on the 10th. benham would go off into this defense of his orders and actions. hunter would listen patiently. when he was done, he would be placed under arrest and ship to ew york. isaac stevens, horatio wright and many men in the rank began to criticize benham. not only in their official reports, but in newspapers across new york. he and stevens would have an ongoing dispute about the folly of the assault and its failure. it would reach a zenith. until washington insiders would tell isaac stevens to let it go, that washington, d.c. sided with his opinion and the only outcome and folly of the orders of benham. stevens would let it go and just several weeks later would be killed at chantilly. insiders were right. abraham lincoln would strip benham of his brigadier general commission. it wouldn't be until 1863 that he would have his rank restored and be placed in charge

was he was hunting down heather scott for a very nice romantic liaison weekend. that's where david had his hunting gear and gun in the car so that she would think he was hunting. he said that she wasn't stupid. >> we decided that we were gonna go to katy, to this favorite restaurant that we like, los cucos. and we went in, and david and belinda were sitting across the room with evan. they did not look happy. and i just looked at my husband, and i said, "i wonder if something's wrong." >> they got ready to leave and she hugged me. and she was rubbing her belly, and saying, you know, i'm so excited, you know, for this little girl to be born, and i got two more weeks. and she hugged me again, and that was the last time i saw her. i'm sorry. >> students at katy high school are in disbelief. friends, family, and colleagues are grief-stricken over her violent death. >> funeral services for temple will be held in katy later this week. >> as belinda temple was laid to rest, her students remember the lesson of kindness she taught inside and outside the classroom. >> people were stunned in t

thank you very, very much, colonel david hunt.rter is doing fine, recovering from brain surgery. 95 years young. incredible. the latest. hi honey, we got in early. yeah, and we brought steve and mark. ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. ♪ ♪ ♪ the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request yours. so what makes an aarp medicare supplemen

david james hunt evacuated with his wife and their baby boy. >> looking to get back into the daily routine. get back into our own beds. >> reporter: the mayor windsor who almost lost his own winery says the focus on economic recovery. the entire bay area can help. >> we need more than anything else. we need you to come up here and drink wine. >> reporter: the mayor trying to -- by inviting the entire town to his house to celebrate halloween. he has decked it out. wine for the adults and sweets for the kids. >>> the weather is looking up for fire crews after a hard- fought week battling explosive fire conditions. it held the fire to 76,825 acres up and containment to 60%. welcome news after the flames destroyed more than 260 structures. with all this progress the evacuation zone is shrinking. more neighborhoods are in the clear and thousands are now returning home. right now fire crews are focusing on the eastern plains, especially near mount st. helena. it was all hands on deck for this fire. some teams coming in from as far as idaho to fight flames. with conditions coming down dozens of s

. >> reporter: david james hunt evacuated with her wife and baby boy. >> looking to get back to the daily routine and back to our own beds. >> reporter: both towns have power and are waiting for pg&e to restore gas. most evacuees say outpouring of support from neighbors have melted their hearts. >> certainly it brings a sense of community. a really strong community together. >> reporter: the mayor of windsor who almost lost his winery is antibay area can help. >> we really need more than anything else, it's kind of funny, we need to come drink wine. come enjoy our beautiful area. >> reporter: the mayor is trying his best to restore normalcy for the town of windsor. in fact he has decked out his house for halloween, inviting the entire town to his house and one for the adults, sweets for the kids. the mayor here, dressed up as -- who are you dressed as? >> i'm an old time mayor happiest residents are home. >> very original. >> what are you dressed at? >> skeleton. >> i'm a clown, a.k.a. pg&e executive. >> i machida. a cheetah. >> reporter: they are hoping to have a good time despite the ci

david: jonathan hunt, thank you very much. here now is congressman jim banks, serves on the house armed services committee. congressman, thank you for joining us. the senate is voting tonight. it could be voting right now in the hong kong democracy act. it's already passed the house. seems to have bipartisan support. the bill would end hong kong's special trading status with the united states unless china respects hong kong's rule of law and human rights. if it passes, realistically, what impact will have it on china's behavior? >> this is a significant piece of legislation. it gives the secretary of state broad approval authority over that status. so with this current administration, this is a significant step forward. by the way, this administration, president trump, secretary pompeo, who i was with this morning, has spoke directly about hong kong, this is an administration that's very tough on china, so as long as we have an administration in place who maintains that same spirit, this authority that congress is granting to

. >> woodruff: his best defense, go out and call it a witch hunt. david's such a pollyanna.y, i think, continues to slide. a little bit of an overstatement. if you think -- compare this to waterge. it took 26 months after the break-in at watergate, 14 months of hearings to get to the point where we areow to rihard nixon,he summer of 1974, one month befoo heesigned, a point where we are with donald trump right now. and as far as -- you can lookt all the polls. it's 6 since the end of october. from 47% in favor of impeachment, to 40 against.n it's bxt to no movement. i just think thaat t we have, quite frankly, is the early sty es and we're verch in the early stages and i think, you know, for us to rush to the street journal" poll compares it the impeachment and conviction the senate, the criminal part of the tri, thecivil trial will be the election of 2020, and donald trump may very wel be not guilty in the criminal part but, right now, he's in just terrible, terrible shape, looking at november of 2020. you had 47% of americans today that wou vote for anybody besides donald t

major david rankin hunt has more than 30 years experience working in the royal household and has beenthere that leave you me will take great delight in writing in and saying you have got that wrong, that metal shouldn't be there or to wrong, that metal shouldn't be there orto an wrong, that metal shouldn't be there or to an extent, i used to be one of those people —— medals. so i think it is important. so the ability to see footage of the actual events can prove problematic for some but for others, it is invaluable, allowing them to recreate the look of the ceremony which was designed by maud snowden. obviously we are in the cattle were it all happened and we have had all the archive footage, the videos and the photographs to work from, so we tried to sort of stick to the original kind of plan and look of lord snowdon's work but and look of lord snowdon's work but and reenact it, but obviously we have to do a few tweaks and let tv magic take care of some stuff as well. the last time the deep walls of caernarfon castle witnessed these scenes, it was a summer's day. this time, it is nov

. >> the president calling it a witch hunt earlier today on his twitter account. david is joining us on the democrats line. >> i feel like this is the best thing we can do. impeachment needs to go on. i feel he has abused his power. we have to set an example where we no longer given to that presidency, that they can't take over everybody and shut out the people. people wantf the this impeachment inquiry. it is the best thing that's happening. next step in the process, there will be key committees, including the intelligence committee, that will hold hearings. hearings will take place in public. we will be covering them in their entirety. based on their findings, the articles of impeachment would be drafted by the house judiciary committee and sent to the floor for a vote. the timeline for the hearing expected from mid-november to late november after things giving. expect a floor debate in mid-to-late december. clifford is joining us from tampa. i agree with what jim was saying, and the other two people. it makes the u.s. look very bad. president impeach a and go through

david, here with his old boss, not so much. >> all right, the alabama voters will decide. cecilia, thank you. >>> we turn now to that urgent hunt tonight for a fugitive charged in two murders, and he is just 13. he escaped from a holding room after a court appearance, getting away barefoot and in leg restraints. authorities tonight are now warning the public. and here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: north carolina authorities tonight have helicopters in the air and police on the ground, all searching for the fugitive 13-year-old, who, for now, they're only identifying as jericho w. even though he's a juvenile, they're taking the unusual step of releasing his booking photo, after he escaped from the custody of state law enforcement officers tuesday while returning from juvenile court in lumberton. state officials say he was wearing leg restraints and no shoes when a guard opened a door and he ran. police say he was being held on serious crimes, accused of two counts of first degree murder and robbery with a dangerous weapon. they explain they have "a high degree of concern for the safety

. ♪ david: new reports that abc is hunting for person behind leak of a tape showing anchor complaining, abc thought they had the culprit and convinced cbs to fire a woman they thought did the job, now an anonymous surfaced claiming the responsibility, and identity of author has been verified by site this posted it, i sit here with you all in shock how it horizonn handled, company has spun into a mission of seek and destroy, innocent people have have nothing to do with this, hunted down as if we were a sport. we have reached out the cbs separate times to see if they are reconsidering to -- considering to rehire. they did respond, decline to comment, dan gainer is joining us. >> this not coverage, this is cover-up. david: what are they covering up? >> the fact they his the story for 3 years. if you go back to what amy roebuck said, they did to because they didn't want to send important people, including royals, clinton, who know who who all, put pressure on them, but they buried that story for access and because of politics. three years ago for when the tape came out, was presidential el

david: you will learn more if you read "witch hunt" by greg jarrett.plains the absurdity of the russian collusion. it's amazing it got as far as it did. viral video of a toddler in love with a creepy zombie baby doll. first, reporters scrambling to fact check a joke tweet from president trump. >> tweeting this photo shopped image of the k9 commando receiving a medal. david: an economist says what the media should be doing, fact check the numbers behind bernie's and liz warn's wealth tax. use. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. geico could help you save on homeowners now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! performance comes in lots of flavors. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) there's the ampe

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david? >> terry moran tonight. thank you. >>> next this evening, a possible break in the hunt for a missing alabama college student. police have now identified a suspect tonight. the student was last seen at a convenience store the night she vanished two weeks ago, and police are now releasing these images tonight of a man at the same store that same night. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: an all-out search tonight for this man, ibraheem yazeed. the 30-year-old named a suspect in the case of aniah blanchard, the 19-year-old alabama college student missing now for more than two weeks. >> he should be considered dangerous and would be potentially armed. >> reporter: late today, police announcing an arrest warrant for yazeed for first-degree kidnapping. auburn police releasing these two surveillance photos earlier. they say he was at the same convenience store where blanchard was last seen alive. two days after her disappearance, her black suv was discovered damaged and parked here at an apartment complex about 50 miles away. police saying they believe there were signs of foul play. >> what they're telling us is that

hunt. but 10 times as crazy. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great weekend. [♪] davidon the verge of going public. good evening. i'm david asman in for trish regan. democrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a hoax. >> does the president have a point? let's ask my next guest, florida congressman greg steube. a member of the house judiciary committee. what do you think of what the president said? he claims the base and some democrats will be emboldened by this whole charade. what do you think? >> he's 100% right. i spent the last week in my district. and floridian are not talking about the things the democrats are doing because they are doing nothing to improve the lives of floridians and instead have been focuse

hunt. but 10 times as crazy. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great weekend. [♪] david verge of going public. good evening. i'm david asman in for trish regan. democrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a

david. we have our intelligence agencies and task forces made up of top members of our intelligence agencies he helping the mexican government hunt. i think it's tough. in the ends the mexicans are in charge. but take it from somebody who hunted members of isis boulevard. i have seen the brutality of that group and i know the mexican cartels are just as brutal and in a lot of ways they are more heavily funded. we saw what happened when the raid was botched to get el chapo's son. they got him in custody but then had to release him because they were under a hail of gunfire. if you are a mexican citizen watching this, your own government doesn't have the ability to protect you. i don't know what type of resources we are able to give them that we aren't already doing. bernie sanders has a new plan to basically open up our borders, provide full amnesty to anybody who has been here illegally for five years or more. also full well fair benefits and calls to break up sighs, border patrol, your thoughts on that. >> i mean, bernie sanders' plan with this proves how out of touch he is with the reality of the national security threat america

hunt. but 10 times as crazy. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great weekend. [♪] davidon the verge of going public. good evening. i'm david asman in for trish regan. democrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a hoax. >> does the president have a point? let's ask my next guest, florida congressman greg steube. a member of the house judiciary committee. what do you think of what the president said? he claims the base and some democrats will be emboldened by this whole charade. what do you think? >> he's 100% right. i spent the last week in my district. and floridian are not talking about the things the democrats are doing because they are doing nothing to improve the lives of floridians and instead have been focuse

david. you just heard the president say it is a witch hunt, it is over. both republicans and democrats say that ambassador to the eu gordon sondland proved their points. democrats say he confirmed the quid pro quo. republicans say he confirmed specifically there was no quid pro quo. so this is what sondland testified to when he called the president to try and clear up the confusion about what the president wanted. listen. >> i believe i just asked him an open-ended question, mr. chairman. what do you want from ukraine? i keep hearing all these different ideas and theories and this and that, what do you want? he just said i want nothing. i want nothing. i want no quid pro quo. >> sondland says that he assumed at the meeting at the white house was predicated on the ukrainian president announcing a corruption investigation into the company connected to hunter biden. still the chairman of the intelligence committee says that he is listening to an impeachable offense committed by the president, even though ukraine received the military aid and they got the vis

jonathan hunt is live in hong kong with the very latest. hi, jonathan. reporter: hi, david.ion that given the size and manner of their political victory, pro-democracy activists might put on hold the street protests but that was proved completely wrong tonight. protesters back on the streets near the campus of the hong kong polytechnic university, demanding what they call the liberation of a couple dozen students still holed up in that campus. it was, though, also something of a celebration, given that they have now won 90% of the district council seats that were up for election. a huge victory as one leading pro-democracy activist told us today. listen. >> silent pa jort expremajority their voice by their vote. reporter: still a long way to go. >> we will continue to fight until the day we get free elections and the victory of hong kong. reporter: now, more than 70% of hong kong's four million registered voters turned out and gave that victory to the pro-democracy activists, leading some pro-beijing lawmakers to admit it is time for the hong kong authorities to accede to at

hunt‘. let‘s stay with our main story now. two live now to miami and to attorney davidely correct. today, people want to see for themselves and they want to hear the testimony on the questions and i want to see what the witness‘s reaction is and just exactly how the questions are being asked and answered. that is a powerful message that‘s going to come out of impeachment hearings. there was a stronger suggestion than with her so far, that he was stopping attempts by ukraine to stop investigations. that's what we heard today. we heard about a phone call that was made directly by the president to an ambassador to find out whether or not the actions he had requested were going forward and whether or not any actions had been taken to investigatejoe biden and it was tied not necessarily to anything that was what everybody‘s been talking about, this could require but simply that it appeared from the testimony today that there is some resemblance of either bribery or extortion that is taking place here. we're going to see if thatis place here. we're going to see if that is bac

washington would rather pursue outrageous hoaxes and delusional witch hunts which are going absolutely nowhere. don't worry about it. davidpresident trump slamming democrats ahead of tomorrow's first public impeachment hearing, and the democrats are now using the word extortion to describe president trump's july phone call, with the president of ukraine, for a road map of where things go from here, let's bring in fox news senior capitol hill producer. good to see you, chad. using the term extortion as the democrats are doing, doesn't that raise the bar of proof for the democrats in their charge against the president? >> the democrats are trying to do two things. they are trying to make this narrative understanding to the public. when they use a phrase like quid pro quo, that's latin of course, they don't know that the average guy in gets that. they are trying to make this more centralized and easy to understand. republicans will argue in their line of questioning tomorrow, yes, there might have been things done that look inappropriate, but they will say, you know, look, there was no deliverable. you know, there was a requ

hunt. but 10 times as crazy. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. have a great weekend. [♪] davidgan. democrats aren't the only ones preparing for the first public hearings. they are moving one of their best questioners, congressman jim jordan to the house intel committee to press the witnesses. the president insisting this whole exercise only emboldens his base. it made me stronger. people are angry about it. and people that vote for me, not just republicans, really angry. we become angry. because it's a

david: remember it was adam schiff who said he had evidence of russian collusion. you have the mueller witch hunt on for two years and the one thing he was certain about, that is, mr. mueller, is there was no hard evidence of any kind of russian collusion. it seems -- and of course he had to say that. it seems like we are going in that same direction right now. no? >> without question. this is going to fall. the democrats -- this investigation is going to fall apart on them very soon. the american people are waking up to this witch hunt. the american people elected donald trump. this is meddling in the 2020 election. they know they cannot defeat, so they must impeach. the american people are recognizing it. donald trump's successes and accomplishments will outweigh all of this nonsense. the american people are very smart and see what nancy pelosi and adam schiff are doing. david: i think a lot of democrats are seeing that and wondering what they got themselves into. >> including members of the house of representatives. david: david, good to see you. thank you for being here. the mainstream news m

>> reporter: well, david, the president's response via twitter came less than one minute after that house vote. it was a familiar message, he said simply, "greatest witch hunt in american history." the white house strategy is to keep republicans fully onboard, portraying the impeachment inquiry as a partisan, democrats-only effort to hurt the president. and, of course, today, that vote, as you saw, not a single republican voted in favor of the inquiry. so, look for the president to continue to have meetings with republican lawmakers, like the ones he had today, to ensure that they stay in line while his legal team continues to stonewall an investigation that they say is unfair illegitimate. >> and as you say, jon, no question, the partisan battle lines drawn tonight, very clear. jon, thanks. >>> we move on tonight. the major halloween storm here in the east. the tornado watch. temperatures set to plummet. and in the west at this hour, two new fires erupting. and we witnessed those fierce santa ana winds first-hand as we reported there yesterday. the new 46 fire in riverside county sparked after a police chase. the vehicle crashing into a field. the fire eru

david? >> thank you. >>> next to the robbery of a brinks truck outside of a bank in colorado. the guard held at gunpoint. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: the fbi tonight desperately hunting for these three masked men who robbed a brinks armored truck in broad daylight. the suspects lying in wait outside a denver-area bank, then pouncing as the brinks guard heads to that truck. one of the thieves, investigators say, armed with an ak-47-style rifle. the other two semiautomatic handguns. one suspect holding a gun to the worker's head as the other two ransack the truck. police believe the suspects are between from 5'10" to 6 feet tall. their getaway car, a grey nissan pathfinder with a stolen license plate, making a speedy escape. david, the fbi says all three face a minimum of 20 years in prison and are asking for the public's help to find them. >> thank you. >>> and a 7-year-old girl fighting for life after being shot while trick or treating. police believe she was not the intended target. we've learned they do have a person of interest in custody. >>> now to the outrage and the new lawsuit. a utah woman and her sister were being attacked in their home. one sister calling

david. we have our intelligence agencies and task forces made up of top members of our intelligence agencies he helping the mexican government hunt it's tough. in the ends the mexicans are in charge. but take it from somebody who hunted members of isis boulevard. i have seen the brutality of that group and i know the mexican cartels are just as brutal and in a lot of ways they are more heavily funded. we saw what happened when the raid was botched to get el chapo's son. they got him in custody but then had to release him because they were under a hail of gunfire. if you are a mexican citizen watching this, your own government doesn't have the ability to protect you. i don't know what type of resources we are able to give them that we aren't already doing. bernie sanders has a new plan to basically open up our borders, provide full amnesty to anybody who has been here illegally for five years or more. also full well fair benefits and calls to break up sighs, border patrol, your thoughts on that. >> i mean, bernie sanders' plan with this proves how out of touch he is with the reality of the national security threat americans face.

hunt. the inspector general expected to release his final report in the next couple of weeks. davidpunt reporting live from the justice department for us this afternoon. david? >> >> john, republicans and democrats have been chomping at the bit for this report to be released it's going to be released two weeks from monday, that's on monday, december 9th. it's going to tell us if the highest levels of the government improperly spied and surveilled on this former trump campaign advisor carter page. so reporting out there is indicating that a former fbi lawyer, john, described as low level by "the washington post" may have changed the document to obtain that fisa warrant to surveil page. the post goes on to say that the former fbi lawyer was fired and alleged modification of the documents did not affect the credibility of the overall fisa application page was on with maria bartiromo this morning. >> there has been a continued cover-up to this very day. we still don't have the truth. hopefully we will get that soon. >> the revelation is part of the long awaited department of justice ins

hunt. diplomats trafficking in hearsay to invent a pretext to impeach the president and adam schiff is at the helm of it. >> sean: david hale's testimony was released and he said it was his understanding that pompeo called you about allegations about this woman. we barely mentioned this woman. i never got a call from secretary pompeo. why would they lie about this? you are being smeared. donald trump has been smeared for 3 years. >> she is an irrelevant and in any court case would be an inadmissible witness. >> sean: any of it would be. >> if mitch mcconnell uses the federal rules of evidence none of these people would be allowed to testify. >> sean: doesn't the chief justice decide that? >> no, the federal rules of evidence can be invoked by the senate and it could be done by mitch mcconnell himself. they set the rules for the trials. the constitution is silent about what rules they can use. they don't have to have a chief justice. >> sean: could a chief justice ever not follow the federal rules of evidence? >> you could bet that a chief justice would always follow the rules. but he would defer to what the senate want

hunt‘. meanwhile, mr trump‘s also been hosting talks with turkey‘s president erdogan — about the war in syria, and turkey‘s decision to buy russian missiles. let‘s get more on this now. aaron david department middle east analyst. he joins us from washington. this is a curious situation for mr erdogan. many in congress are to sanction turkey but many critics are attacking his policy on the kurds, effectively ethnic cleansing on the syrian border. a warm welcome for a very authoritarian leader. it raises the question, if turkey is no longer a close ally of the united states than i guess that‘s an accurate description given the fundamental divergence in our interests. why is donald trump treating mr erdogan as if he is a close ally and i can‘t find an objective set of explanation for the american national interest. i think the explanation lies strangely enough in donald trump‘s assessment that mr erdogan is a kind of soulmate. in many respects, they have much in common. they both have co nte m pt if have much in common. they both have contempt if not outright hostility for democratic actresses, they are fundamentally opposed to a free press and frankly, they are also campaigning ag

impeachment inquiry of the witch witch hunt, but he calls the probe on the russian investigation what are the most important in the history of the country. correspondent david spu speak of the john durham investigation is a very important -- i feel one of the most important investigations in the history of our country. >> investigating the investigators. a favorite praise of the president was talking about the origins of the russian investigation. now he has his wish. john durham, the u.s. attorney in connecticut is conducting a criminal probe into the nexus of that investigation and the results may be quite telling. >> i did not get involved with it. that's up to them. by the way, i would be allowed to get involved in that if i wanted to. but i chose not to accept a bill barr. >> attorney general bill barr told fox news last week he's staying away from the investigation meaningful responsibility to durham. >> is a 35 year veteran of the department. great reputation, >> the investigation began last spring as an administrative review. new evidence under lock and key came into play and now the probe is criminal. durham can subpoena witnesses and impanel a gra

david: well, i know a lot of people are going to say when i was a kid i used to be able to go hunt and if stuff's getting closed off. and i have some sympathy for that. >> bill: anybody that's not complying with what stream access, merely has to step into the stream when he hears you coming. >> anthony: right. >> david: the spirit of it is it makes sense. >> bill: the spirit of its thievery. >> david: well, i -- >> bill: we own it, they took it, and that's not stealing it? without compensation? >> david: i think it's still here. >> anthony: this is about being a good neighbor, right? >> bill: yeah >> anthony: i mean, so if people ask nicely more often than not, you're going to say "yes"? >> bill: we do. it used to be before stream access we seldom required somebody to have permission if they just behaved. >> anthony: right. >> bill: --themselves. after stream access is when the outfitters came into the world. not because we wanted to make money but we wanted somebody there patrolling and policing it. the outfitters take care of it. >> lee: a small stream like this can only take so much

david wright. >> reporter: president trump continued criticism of the impeachment inquiry as he left washington heading to college football matchup between alabama and lsu. >> never been a president so transparent. this is a witch hunte highest level. >> reporter: moves to open hearings. house republicans submitted list of witnesses they want to testify including former vice president's son huter biden and the whistleblower. devin nunes writes that president should be afforded opportunity to confront his accusers. chairman of the committee adam schiff said will consider the request but cautioned this inquiry will not serve as vehicle to undertake the same sham investigations into the bidens or 2016 that the president pressed ukraine to conduct. earlier this week democrats released transcripts from some of the testimony. alexander vindman director of european affairs, on the call between trump and president of ukraine, when questioned if he had any doubt trump was asking for investigations of political opponents, vindman replied, no doubt. president trump says he's not worried about any of the testimony, he's focused on other issues. >> economy is doing phenomenally well, jobs numbers broke another record, higher tha

hunting for bomb residue, fingerprints, dna. all the while, detective davidas on peter moore's tail. waiting for him to make a mistake. >> reporter: did he go to ground? did he leave? what did he do? >> he didn't leave. >> what were people saying around town that you were hearing? >> we were hearing that people were saying that they thought pete did it. >> they were following us everywhere. >> didn't make a secret of it either, said mary ellen. from them or the neighbors. >> how did they start to look at you? >> like we were guilty. >> after they raided my house, i spent days crying. days and days. you know, i'd be at work and just -- just crying because you don't know what's going on. you don't know -- you don't know who to trust. >> reporter: how much were you watched? >> i'd wake up in the morning to people outside my house. they watched me get up every day. go put a shirt on and go out be in the public when everyone thinks you're murderer. >> even some of pete's own relatives seemed convinced of that. though, his sister mary stuck by him. >> i'm amazed at

david: even democrats. we had democrat congressman kild ey on on a different program and even he said people care more about deer huntinghan what's going on in washington. >> game of thrones is complicated but fans are cring ing a little bit but chad another thing we need to talk about house speaker nancy pelosi saying even if everyone agrees or agreed on the u.s. mca today, there still isn't enough time to ratify and you've got robert lighthizer, the trade representative who met with the speakers today so what are you hearing about this progress if i can even say that at this point? >> part of it is the idea that once they submit the finalized deal and its not been finalized to congress a 30-45 day clock depending on how you calibrate it starts to run, so guess what? they are out until the second or third of december, you also have christmas so why would you want to submit it and start that clock running in december when you're not able to maximize the time because congress isn't going to be here. maybe it's better to take another week or two, get it set, and then submit it maybe in mid- to-late december and vote on it

hunt out of 10 last quarter, and out of another 125 stores last spring. our last quarter comps were up 3%. we raise the earnings guidance so it is good. davidat was 3% same store, now you're talking about 6%. it is interesting. it goes to show it matters much more it matters what they are offering than what they are not offering. even though they pulled guns out of 17% of their nationwide footprint, the fact that they have a better organized offering of apparel and footwear means they are able to offset those declines and it seems that turnaround sentiment as well. when they initially made the decision almost two years ago, there was a lot of blowback with regards to the second amendment issue. it seems that traffic is no longer the concern. david: it was not the sales of the guns, it was sort of a boycott. kailey leinz, thank you for for your report on dick's sporting goods. up next, you've heard about the humanitarian issues at stake at the u.s.-mexico border, but what about the economic impact? that is coming up on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: from new york, this is "balance of power" on bloomberg televi

♪ tum tum-tum tum tums david: stocks hitting record high as china budget is on a trade demand to raise penalties on ip theft, we will have more on that in a moment jonathan hunt hong kong with the very latest on a historic election night which could not please the chinese communist. reporter: pro-democracy activists were back on the streets of hong kong monday night demanding more from what they turned the liberation of a couple of dozen students who are still held up on the campus of hong kong university. but the mood on the street is also somewhat celebratory given the huge victory, the pro-democracy movement one at the ballot box. >> the silent majority expressed but there is still a long way to go. >> is an uphill battle we will continue to fight until we get free election in the victory of hong kong. >> 70% of hong kong 4 million registered voters turned out leaving even some pro-beijing watchmakers to say it's time for the hong kong authority to exceed to some of the protesters demand. obviously not every of them would be but we have to think twice about answering people's calls from no one. >> a real wake-up call for the government. >> a real wake-up c

hunt almost trivializes the mortal combat we are engaged in the swamp. that it for us. thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow night right sheer. good night from new york. [♪] davideachment push moves from behind closed doors into the light. i'm david asman in for trish regan. the house approving a resolution laying out the next steps in the democrat-led impeachment inquiry. fox business's hillary vaughn is live on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: the white house says phase two is not bad for the president, it's bad for americans who are paying lawmakers to get things done that make their lives better.

david. >> reporter: good morning. the president's talking points are quite similar to what we heard throughout the mueller probe. he calls this a hoax just like the russia witch-hunt he said and even as the parade of witnesses appear to be corroborating that some sort of pressure was brought to bear on ukraine to take actions that would help the president politically, the white house strategy has been to minimize to say there's nothing wrong with that, and also to accuse the democrats are trying to undo the 2016 election. >> david, this morning attention is turning to a previous call between president trump and the ukrainian president. is it possible we will see the transcript of that call as well? >> reporter: very possible that we'll see a summary of that call, just like the summary released of the earlier call. this was a call that took place before the july phone call in which the president broached the subject of investigating joe biden. this was a congratulatory phone call that took place in april right after zelensky won the election. president trump says he has no problem releasing a summary of that call saying that this was another, as he puts it, perfect

revenge ton united states, let's bring in the author hunting the caliphate america's war on isis and the dawn of the strike cell. retired army major general davidhe initial u.s. commander on the ground fighting isis in iraq in 2014. general, thank you for being here with us. >> good afternoon, arthel. arthel: absolutely. so we're just reporting here that the new leader released a 1200 world communique, threatening revenge on the u.s. how seriously do you take this threat? >> i think we should take that threat very seriously. now, isis has been dealt, you know, a catastrophic blow with the death of al baghdadi, but isis is still a dangerous and lethal terrorist network. isis still has global ambitions. now, they lack some of the capabilities they had before. in fact, many of the capabilities they had before, but they're still a dangerous terrorist network. so we should take that threat seriously. arthel: if you were to surmise and based on your expertise, what or who is the likely target? >> what they would like is to target i'm sure the west and america. but their capabilities are more likely going to be regional. since they are no longer the t