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davis: he has laid the gauntlet down. i know how frustrated republicans were last time including the committee chairman, bill shuster. he got frustrated with the bill getting to the house floor. what are the prospects for getting out of the house and in your crystal ball, the senate? mr. costa: it has to start in the house and there is a good appetite to get something done. chairman defazio is interested in doing so and congressman katko explained the challenges before us in terms of how we put together a transportation infrastructure package ta really deals with the totality of the challenges, the needs of over $1 trillion estimated by the american society of civil engineers necessary to really in earnest begin to do what our parents and grandparents have done, which is invest, invest in america. and these investments i think are absolutely critical tore our ability to compete in the 21st century economy that jim noted. what we we are really talking about as in every case in washington is the political will. and politica

mcdermott will and emory who knew mr davis and who's to say you reached out to mr davis and i did yes initially ok so did did you want to testify before congress or did he urged you to testify or i was asked to come here and i am here sir voluntarily because it's my you are asking i who my question of did did he ask you to come here no sir ok because he is. you're watching al-jazeera michael cohen trump's former personal lawyer testifying before congress right now he's been answering questions from committee members both democrats as well as republicans for the past thirty minutes or so and he has been questions on the president's debts and payments relating to efforts to influence the twenty six thousand election that's russia's influence on the election he's also been questioned on the president's business practices as well as the accuracy of some of the president's public statements as well as some of his private statements that he's made before he faced the questions from committee members michael cohen did brown trump a racist as well as a con man and a let's bring in our town se

emotions still raw over the killing of davis police officer natalie corona. the recent ambush style murder of davis police officer natalie corona shining a spotlight on statements this award winning uc davis professor made years ago telling a san francisco newspaper in 2015, "people think cops need to be reformed. they need to be killed," and according to the uc davis newspaper, clover's anti-police beliefs first came out in social media in 2014, "i mean it's easy to shoot cops when their backs are turned, no?" the professor's twitter page is private and he declined to comment but did tell cbs 13, "on the day police have as much to fear from literary professors as black kids do from police, i will definitely have a statement." >> pretty extraordinary. i've heard him hailed and lauded as an intellectual giant. well, he's not. with all due respect, that's not symptomatic of somebody who has an abundance of intellect. >> reporter: former sacramento sheriff john mcginness calling on the university to limit his speech or let him go. >> they're actually calling for

the australian davis cup captain has been outspoken on this.te the fa ct been outspoken on this. we hate the fact they won't be so many home and away ties that have made the davis cup so special over the years. i've been speaking to the barcelona footballer who was heavily involved in cosmos, the investment group that of, but with the itf to reform the davis cup and he believes that it had to change and his message was to stay patient. we will get there in the end. potentially the top players will play in this competition. thank you very much. now the idea of competing against your partner shouldn't be something we're promoting on valentine's day... but if that's yourjob, because you're a footballer... maybe you can be forgiven. alisha lehmann and ramona bachmann are in a relationship and live together. both play for the swiss national team. however... when it comes to domestic football they're rivals. alisha plays for west ham... while ramona plays for chelsea. bbc three went to meet them... ifi if i ever come up against her my partner, i woul

davis. >> so you reached out to mr. davis? >> initially, yes. >> did you want to testify before congress or did he urge you to testify here? >> i was asked to come here and i am here, sir, voluntarily, because it's my -- >> you were asked by who? did he ask you to come here? >> no, sir. >> okay. because he says that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you and also that he did the same with chairman cummings as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lanny davis to represent you and to come here, he did not purr swayersuade you here? >> he did not persuade me. actually chairman cummings, as part of the conversations we engaged if with his people, as well as chairman schiff and others, we spoke in order to ask me to come here voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and frankly the chairman and perhaps others to be rather stunning, that there is an agenda for all this happening here today. i believe frankly that that's to bring the president down, to impugn the presi

davis. >> you reached out to mr. davis? >> i did, yes, initially. >> okay. so did you want to tesfy before congress or did he urge you to testify here? >> i was asked to come here. and i am here, sir, voluntar y because >> you were asked by who?sk did heou to come here? >> no, sir. >> because he sa that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you and also that he did the same wh chairman cummings, as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lan davis to represent you and to come here. he did not persuade you to come here. persuade me. actually chairman cummings which is part of the conversations that we engaged with his people as well as chairman schiff and oths, we spoke in order to ask me to come here voluntarily. >> i finthe connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and frankly the chair men and he to be rather stunning, that there is an agenda for all this happening here today. believe frankly that that is . bring the president down, to impugn the preside you made an oath last time you were here and that oath meant nothing t

steve: you mentioned davy crockett. explain his role.oel kitchens: davy crockett came in just before the siege. he had been -- he had lost his election bid in tennessee and was deciding to start life a new like so many anglos did in this part of the 19th century. they came to texas where there was land and opportunity and he found himself in san antonio at the time and decided to make a stand where he was. steve: why is it important to remember the alamo in understanding texas history? joel kitchens: the alamo -- it becomes part of the texas creation myth. the alamo and its defeat -- that is something a lot of people can forgive, yet the anglos lost at the alamo because it was a complete defeat. a few weeks later, it became a rallying cry at the battle of the san francisco where sam houston completely routed general santa ana and a larger mexican army than he had thought. it has a symbolic -- it is more important from a symbolic point of view than a military point of view as a rallying cry. steve: if we visited you at the texas a&m libra

lanny davis and who else? >> i consulted with my counsel, lanny davis as well as michael monaco. >> all right. >> did you or michael or lanny davis or anyone else cooperate with the democratic majority to prepare for this hearing? >> i'm sorry, say that again, please? >> did you or anyone else on your team cooperate with the democrat party in preparing for this hearing? >> we've spoken to the party. >> okay. did you prepare with chairman cummings or anyone on your team? >> what do you mean by prepare? >> prepare for this hearing? >> prepare? i prepared with my counsel. >> did you prepare with the democrat majority or chairman cummings. >> we spoke with chairman cummings and the party. >> with chairman schiff? >> i spoke with chairman schiff and his people, as well. >> were there any other individuals acting as a liaise for you and your party. >> i'm sorry, sorry, what did you say? >> did you have a liaison other than who you mentioned that were working with the majority to prepare for this hearing? >> liaison.

davis: thank you. i want to recognize the chair of -- the chairperson of the highways and transit subcommittee and thank her for her support, ms. holmes norton, appreciate your support on this issue and as your ranking member on the committee i look forward to working with you in a very bipartisan way to make sure that we put infrastructure first when it comes to the united states of america. congratulations on your chairmanship. i also want to thank my colleague who has joined us on the floor, my partner in getting this bill passed in the last congress too, grace napolitano. we kind of sit at both ends of route 66. me in central illinois and mrs. napolitano on the far west side with a lot more ocean air than in the middle of illinois in her district near santa monica, california. but as you know, madam speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 66 and i also want to thank -- i also want to thank the speaker of the house for giving us this designation of h.r. 66 because it is very important for the histo

it's midblock along davis street. it's on the same block, surrounded by vallejo to the north, broadway to the south, and 735 davis parcel is owned by the city. 88 broadway is 125 units, mixed use and mixed income for families. the project will serve a mix of incomes ranging from 30% a.m.i. to 80% a.m.i. with majority of the households receiving no more than 6 -- earning no more than 60% a.m.i. approximately 4,000 square feet of surface for a child care facility and another 7,000 square feet of open space for residential use. 735 davis is 73 units. it's also mixed use and mixed income. it's for seniors. the project will serve a mix of incomes, ranging from 40% a.m.i. to 70% a.m.i. with 80% of the project's units serving households that are no more than 60% a.m.i. the property amenities include approximately 1,000 square feet of commercial space, which is anticipated to be a local serving cafe and approximately 2,000 square feet of open space serving for residential use. there will be a publicly open space available in

alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says admiinstrators initiated school safety protocals sotas a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessot alameda high school student: "some kids went to the about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsot

major hot spot in san leandro leandro nb 880 at davis street.ent blocking two lanes. slow from 238. take wb 580 instead. high wind advisory for the bay bridge, san mateo, dumbarton, richmond san rafael bridge, benicia & 580 over the altamont (á2 shotá)( darya ) we have natlie poston from the sausalito police department to tell us more about the situation there after the early morning mudslide. ( darya ) evaucation orders have been issued to the surrounding homes. the red cross has opened a center at marin fire station one on johnson avenue. ( james ) and in the south bay --- the evacuation ins san jose have been lifted. there were concerns about rising waters in the guadalupe hours officials felt safe enough to lift that order. (á2 shotá)( james ) we are joined on the phone now by rosario neaves from the san jose city to tell us a little more. a little more. ( james ) coming up... we're tracking the rain this morning... as we look at the radar. ( darya ) we are also follow that breaking news in the north bay. a woman is rescued after a massive m

her father, douglas davis jr. died after he was found deadly beaten at 10 wednesday night. >> you really thought whatever it was, it's not worth it. it is not fair. he did not deserve to die like that. >> reporter: davis was up sounds liner his bike along the napa valley vine trail near maine and central. first responders thought he may have fallen while riding along the path. >> that is where he kind of fell. >> reporter: police litter said davis's that is a homicide. >> at this point, we are investigating all aspects related to this case, and we are not taking any of the table. >> i just think it is so twisted and i just need justice for him. he deserves that much. >> reporter: davis was a lifelong napa resident. he was a proud father of three, grandfather, and a big sports fan who worked at a local safeway. his parents, patricia and douglas davis sr. >> he was a happy-go-lucky guy with a very soft heart. >> and we talked every day. we just gotta get through this. this, this weekend. >> reporter: andrea davis pa

davis. >> so you reached out to mr. davis. >> i did, yes. initially. >> okay. so did you want to testify before congress, or did he urge you to testify here? >> i was asked to come here. and i am here, sir, voluntarily, because it's my -- >> you were asked by who? my question, did he ask you to come here? >> no, sir. >> okay. because -- he says that he did ask you to come here, and that he convinced you, and also that he did the same with chairman cummings, as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lanny davis to represent you and to come here. he did not persuade you to come here. >> he did not persuade me. actually, chairman cummings, which is part of the conversations that we engaged in with his people, as well as chairman schiff and others, they -- we spoke in order to ask me to come here, voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and, frankly, the chairman and perhaps others to be rather stunning. that there is an agenda for all this happening here today. and i believe, frankly, that's to bring the president

. >> reporter: andrea davis is heartbroken. her father, douglas davis jr. died after he was found badly beaten at 10 wednesday night. >> he really thought whatever you wanted was worth it? it's not. it is not fair, and he did not deserve to die like that. >> reporter: davis was found lying near his bite along the popular napa valley van trail. first responders initially thought he may have fallen while riding along the path. >> that is where we saw it. >> reporter: police later said davis's death was a homicide. they are not ready to discuss a motive, but they say they are casting a wide net. >> at this point we are investigating all aspects related to this case, and we are not taking editing off the table. >> i just think it is so twisted and i just need justice for him. >> reporter: davis was a lifelong napa resident. he was a proud father of three, grandfather, and a big sports fan who worked at a local safeway. his parents, patricia and douglas davis sr. >> he was a happy go lucky guy with a soft heart. >> and we talked every day. we just got to get thr

alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says administartors initiated school safety protocals sot as a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessotalameda high school student: "some kids went to the therapist. they were real shook up. some kids left">island high school has about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police were unable to locate the man with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsot

tonight -- viola davis, author charles p. pierce, from "tidying up," marie kondo, and music from cypress hill. and now, final warning, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. i'm the host of the show. thank you for turning on your televisions at home. relax. i know a lot of you are visiting us. welcome, welcome to l.a., home of the nfc champion los angeles rams. [cheers and applause] did you even know the rams are in los angeles now? well, they are, and they're playing in the super bowl on sunday. and you were in atlanta. >> yes, jimmy. >> jimmy: the coaches, the feeling, did you get any feeling who was going to win this game? >> i love tom brady, but i live in los angeles, so i want the rams to win. >> jimmy: i know who you want to win, who do you think will win. >> the rams. >> jimmy: the rams are going up against the dynasty that is the new england patriots. and to kick things off, none other than president trump has agreed to sit for our pregame interview. the super bowl is his third favorite bowl right

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lanny davis and who else? >> i consulted with my counsel, lanny davis, as well as michael monaco. >> all right. did you or michael or lanny davis or anyone else cooperate with the democratic majority to prepare for this hearing? >> i'm sorry, say that again, please. >> did you or anyone else on your team cooperate with the democrat party in preparing for this hearing? >> we've spoken to the party. >> okay. did you prepare with chairman cummings or anyone on your team? >> i'm sorry, what do you mean prepare? >> prepare for this hearing. >> prepare. i prepared with my counsel. >> did you prepare with democrat majority or chairman cummings? >> we spoke with chairman cummings and the party. >> with chairman schiff? >> spoke with chairman schiff and his -- and his people as well. >> were there any other individuals acting as a liaze for you with the majority party? >> i'm sorry, sir. what are you saying? >> did you have a liaison other than these that mentioned that were working with the majority to prepare for thi

with mr davies? no, buti attorney, mr davies? with mr davies? no, but i have been approached by many people who are looking to do book deals, movie deals and so on. it leads me back to my instinct that co m pa res it leads me back to my instinct that compares you to many of the men i've arrested during the course of my career. mr chairman... with all due respect, sir... our primary hearing, to introduce the oversight committee, 116th congress of the american people has manifested in the way that it obviously is. this is an attempt to endanger our president, to lay some sort of soft cornerstone future impeachment proceedings. this is the full intent of the majority, and i yield my remaining 30 seconds to the ranking member. you said the southern district of new york isn't accurate in that statement. i'm sorry, say that again? the southern district of new york attorneys office, that statement is not accurate. you said it isn't a lie, it isn't accurate, do you stand by that? yes, i did not wa nt do you stand by that? yes, i did not want a role in t

i said, do you have a son named doug davis. i said, i do. >> he said you need to get to the hospital. >> he later died from his injuries. >> didn't matter who you wenown would always talk to you and be able to relate to anyone. >> davis worked at a clerk at a nearby safe way. >> he had lot of guys out theret lost their way. >> fair to say the last couple of years his life was on track. his family is desperate to find justice. >> his children lost their father. his grandchildren lost their grandfather. >> cheryl hurd reporting. tragic story there. 4:36 on "today in the bay." another reason to check your phone. some of the apps might be spying on you. the ones you might want to delete after hearing this new report. >>> and the weekend it's around the corner. you might be taking a ride on the ride sharing service to get out and enjoy the time. coming up, we'll teach you about the new environmental friendly option one of those companies is rolling out. >>> another live look at another cold start to our morning. nice and clear at le

davis. >> you reached out to mr. davis? >> i did, yes, initially. >> okay. so did you want to testify before congress or did he urge you to testify here? >> i was asked to come here. and i am here, sir, voluntarily because -- >> you were asked by who? did he ask you to come here? >> no, sir. >> because he says that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you and also that he did the same with chairman cummings, as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lanny davis to represent you and to come here. he did not persuade you to come here. >> he did not persuade me. actually chairman cummings which is part of the conversations that we engaged in with his people as well as chairman schiff and others, we spoke in order to ask me to come here voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and frankly the chair men and others to be rather stunning, that there is an agenda for all this happening here today. i believe frankly that that is to bring the president down, to impugn the president. you made an oath last t

the holders and the host nation are drawn together in the newly revamped davis cup tournament.nd caster semenya will next week challenge an iaaf rule that aims to restrict the levels of testosterone in female runners. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with news from the alpine skiing world championships in sweden where petra vlhova made history on thursday. her victory in the giant slalom made her the first slovakian to win gold in an individual event. the olympic champion mikaela shiffrin had to settle for bronze — as colm harrison reports. mikaela shiffrin knew she had all to do to add that the slalom gold to her title. after finishing a disappointing fourth in the first time to put herself in contention in the second. on a day when a of skiers crashed out, she managed to safely negotiate the course. a solid run gave the overall lead, but it would be all too brief. minutes later, it was petra vlhova's big moment. already a silver medallist in the alpine combined, she would in a near faultless performance. in the alpine combined, she would in a nearfaultless p

i was an activist, sister davis was an activist, mayor london breed was the e.d. at the african-american arts and cultural complex as an activist, and the three of us said, you know, there were difficult -- very difficult times in the fillmore, and a look around and i see adrienne, and reverend brown, and reverend townsend, and other community groups that all said, the things that are happening is violence, and just the an absolute mess of a situation that everyone was dealing with, and a lot of people in the community were calling for the police to do something. the police should be doing something, you should be out there, you should be arresting, you should be doing this. it is does this amazing community activists and community people that are around here today said it can't just be the police, it is our community. we should be doing something, we should be here doing something. and i saw these strong women and men in this community raise up and say, we are going to be the answer. we will work with the police. we will have community policing, we will work with

davis, who's requested a trade, has been linked with several teams — including la lakers who are saidger injury — but that's not the reason he won't be playing at chicago later on wednesday. we are not going to play until after the trade deadline. but think you can understand that, everybody can understand that. everything clears up understand that. everything clears up after that, at least for a while and then you can go back to i guess what the new normal is going to be. it's just part of it, you know, it's pa rt it's just part of it, you know, it's part of the business and you deal with it like you would anything else. that is it for now from the sports team. goodbye. good morning. to sum up today simply, we'd probably call it a day of sunshine and showers. but first thing this morning we do have a spell a very strong winds to contend with across the southern half of the uk. they will ease by the time the rush hour's over, but nonetheless some challenging conditions out there currently. the worst of the winds over i think for the south—west of england and wales by the time we get t

davis. >> you reached out to mr. davis. i did, yes, initially. >> okay, so, d yify bor congres he urge you to testify here? >> i was asked to come here and i'm here voluntarily because it's my -- >> you were asked by who? did he ask you to come here? >> no, sir. >> because he says that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you and he did the same with the chairman cummings as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lanny davis to represent you and to come here, he did not persuade you to come here. >> he didn't persuade here. actually, chairman cummings, as well as chairman schiff and others, they spoke in in order for me to come here voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and frankly the chairman and perhaps others to be rather stunning that there's angea rankly tha to bring the president down, to impugn the president. you made an oath last time you were here and that oath meant nothing to you then. we had an oath here in this very room about a month ago and it

alameda unified school district spokesperson susan davis says administartors initiated school safetynified school district spokesperson: "around 8:45 a student reported that he had gone into the bathroom and an unidentified man possibly in his mid twenties had attempted to assault him. the school was locked down and police were immediately called">as a precaution several schools in the surrounding area were told to shelter in place while alameda police searched for suspect. one island high school student says the incident unnerved some of his classmatessotalameda high school student: "some kids went to the therapist. they were real shook up. some kids left">island high school has about 85 students. it is an open campus. the school has no on-site security. after a little over an hour the lockdown was lifted. police were unable to locate the man with the knife. investigators have a limited description of the suspectsot

why wasn't david davis able to impose some order in the chaos because i think behind him people like ali robbins and those who are in those teams were not on the on par with the deal the robins is a civil servant this is the kind of eminence gillies of the negotiations shadowy figure behind the scene has been the u.k. civil service objective than either of the had a civil service. subject of the conservative government object well there are those who said there have and there are those who've accused the civil service of being in cahoots with a kind of institutional europeanized intelligentsia and that is they've been used to forty years of dealing with civil servants in the commission they can work out the deals amongst themselves and politicians here have very little hand in how the rules and laws are made so it suits them it helps them it's their own fiefdom in many ways if you think they were trying to the vast place i think they were trying to do two things first of all delay and deny a break and put it in such a position that britain never actually left on paper we still remain

team that surrounded to reason may not withstanding david davy a softer solace in john davis i mean think of it david an experienced european girl she is a for training past an intelligent affected respected politician it was the blacks . why wasn't david davis able to impose some order in the chaos because i think behind him people like ali robbins and those who were in those teams were not on the on par with the deal the robbins as a civil servant this is the kind of endless glee's of the negotiations shadowy figure behind the scenes has been the u.k. civil service objective that either of the had a civil service objective the conservative government object well there are those who said there have and there are those who have accused the civil service of being in cahoots with a kind of institutional europeanized intelligentsia and that is they've been used to forty years of dealing with civil servants in the commission they can work out the deals amongst themselves and politicians here have very little hand in how the rules and laws are made so it suits them it helps them it's their own

lany davis and who else? >> my counsel, lanny davis and micha michael monaco. >> did you or any of them cooperate with the democratic party in preparing for this? >> i'm sorry. >> did you cooperate with the democratic party in preparing for this? >> prepare, what do you mean prepare? >> i prepared with my council. >> we spoke with chairman cummings and the party. >> with chairman schiff. >> spoke with chairman schiff and his people as well. >> any or other acting as a lias for you or the majority party? >> i'm sorry. >> did you have a liason working with you preparing for this? >> we spoke with those people you raised. yes. >> tom stier. regarding him or any representatives? is he or any of them paying lanny davis to represent you? >> not that a i'm aware of. >> who is paying lanny davis? >> no one. >> so he's doing all of this work for no one. >> yes, sir. >> how did lanny davis come to you? >> i reached out to him at the suggest of my former counsel who new him. >> so you reached out to mr. davis? >> yes, i

lany davis and who else? >> my counsel, lanny davis and micha michael monaco. >> did you or any of them cooperate with the democratic party in preparing for this? >> i'm sorry. >> did you cooperate with the democratic party in preparing for this? >> prepare, what do you mean prepare? >> i prepared with my council. >> we spoke with chairman cummings and the party. >> with chairman schiff. >> spoke with chairman schiff and his people as well. >> any or other acting as a lias for you or the majority party? >> i'm sorry. >> did you have a liason working with you preparing for this? >> we spoke with those people you raised. yes. >> tom stier. regarding him or any representatives? is he or any of them paying lanny davis to represent you? >> not that a i'm aware of. >> who is paying lanny davis? >> no one. >> so he's doing all of this work for no one. >> yes, sir. >> how did lanny davis come to you? >> i reached out to him at the suggest of my former counsel who new him. >> so you reached out to mr. davis? >> yes, i

davis. >> so you reached out to mr. davis? >> i did yes, initially. >> okay. so did you want to testify before congress or did he urging to testify here? >> i was asked to come here and i am here so voluntarily because it is my -- >> my question is did he ask you to come here? >> no sir. >> okay because he says that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you and that also that he did the same with chairman cummings as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lenny davis to represent you and to come here. he did not persuade you to come here. >> he did not persuade me. chairman cummings which is part of the conversations that we engaged in with his people as well as chairmanships and others, we spoke in order to asked me to come here voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and frankly the chairman and perhaps others to be rather stunning that there is an agenda for all of this happening here today and i believe frankly that that is to bring the president down to impugn the president. you made an oath l

tom davis, former member of congress, republican from virginia. jim moran, a member of congress, also republican from virginia. we have -- >> democrat. sorry. democrat from virginia. we have eleanor clift, who is an msnbc cent contributor, contributor for the daily beast and i used to watch her on mclaughlin group back in the day and we are moderated by bob cusack, editor in chief of the hill. >> thank you very much. thanks for coming out. and i think this will be a very fascinating discussion because you have veterans of washington politics. i first want to start with what's going on right now. not the snow, but the government shutdown. this is the longest shutdown ever now. we're entering week number four. congressman moran, how is this going to end? >> i wish i knew. the president doesn't know how it is going to end. nor do nancy and chuck. that's almost one word now. it's got to end pretty soon. the people are suffering. i think as soon as wall street reflects a certain amount of loss to the national economy, that may get the white house's att

davis. >> mr. cohen: see reach out to mr. davis >> mr. cohen: i did, yes.ly. >> did you want to testify before congress, or did he urge you to testify here? >> mr. cohen: i was asked to come here. i am here so voluntarily, because it is my decision. >> did he ask you to come here? >> mr. cohen: no, sir. >> okay. he says that he did ask you to come here and that he convinced you. also, that he did the same with chairman cummings as well. so your testimony here is that you approached lanny davis to represent you and to come here. he did not persuaded him care customer >> mr. cohen: he did not sweetly. chairman cummings, part of the negotiations that we engaged with his people, as well as chairman schiff and others. we spoke in order to ask me to come here. voluntarily. >> i find the connecting of the dots here with mr. davis and you and, frankly, the chairman, and perhaps others, to be rather stunning. that there is an agenda for all this happening here today. i believe, frankly, that is to bring the president down. to impugn the president. you made an oath l

as they would leave, they would hoorah for geoff davis again. it became almost a game. but a serious game with weapons involved often times. one incident that really became nationally covered, and became very well known here and elsewhere, was the incident involving a sergeant with the union troopers and a businessman named james wells. james wells had been one of the original founders of the town. he was well-established, well-respected. he was a strong southern sympathizer. keep in mind, the loyalties and the emotion was so high. friends would turn into enemies over the issue. james wells and charles strobel , a sergeant, one day met each other on the streets of visalia, the main street. and they exchanged words. hostile words. the soldiers thenierso confronted james wells. james wells says "i am unarmed, i didn't mean anything by it, i was critical of you. emotions are, high." the soldiers began to walk away. wells pulled out a hidden revolver and shot charles strobel after the soldiers were walking away. that incident was covered nationally. and it played into the t

i matched that love with him. >> doug davis, jr. turned 54 tomorrow. he was a familiar sight on his bike. it was on this public path that someone beat him to death. >> i think the happiest i've seen him. >> they ate dinner, watched a movie and davis left on his bike. >> he's left later than night and no problems. i don't know the difference that night. >> we're trying to lockdown a track of maybe somebody as motivation. investigators are getting tips as the family post a $5,000 award. with help, police are able to dedicate 20 people to the homicide. >> he had a lot of friends that care about him and they are out there. >> davis' family describe his good heart. >> he had problems when he was growing up. but he turned his life away. >> from coworkers to people he knew all his life he is remembered as a giving man. >> he called me champ. i boxed two weeks and he called me champ. >> we had a leaky roof, and he got that kuhn. he had a big heart. >> to have a murder walking the should be worried. >> tonight some folks said they would like to see lights on tr

investigators have a limited description of the suspectsot davis/alameda unified school districtpokesperson: "we understand that our students and our families may be worried about this, as well as our staff of course. our staff at our schools are vigilant, looking for strangers, everyone is supposed to have an i.d. badge. this happened which might be one reason why it was able to occur">the student suffered a minor injury was taken to a local hospital where he was treated and released. investigat are checking to see if this was a random incident or if there is a possible connection between the victim and the person who assaulted him...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news ( james ) articles of impeachment are expected to be filed today against virginia's lieutenant governor. justin fairfax is accused of sexual assault by two women...one is accusing him of rape. virginia delegate patrick hope says he's introducing articles of impeachment against fairfax. fairfax admits to encounters with the women but says everything was consensual. he's calling for a "thorough, independent and impar