we had phil donahue, oprah, geraldo rivera, joan rivers, jenny jones.f television, and we all co-existed, because there was enough of an audience, and yet at the same time, we were very competitive. >> donahue calls, promising the world. "come on. tell us your story. tell us your side, joey." right? i thought, "okay, this is a good chance for me to tell my side." >> my dad loved it, and i think my mom hated it, but went along with it 'cause she didn't know any better, and she didn't know she could say no. >> so we get on donahue and it started out not so great, and it got real bad real fast. >> from a woman to a woman, i just want to say, wake up. >> and it was an ambush. it was an absolute ambush. i sat there like a deer in the headlights. >> if it looks like a snake, talks like a snake, and walks like a snake, mary jo -- >> it was degrading. it was embarrassing. it was just a nightmare. six months after i've got a bullet in my head, i'm -- i'm being lambasted because i'm sticking with my husband and he's a liar. >> i'm not pretending to be a tough guy

"the donahue show" rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to an fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth. but what i really think we do more than anything else is we serve as a voice to a lot of people who felt up until perhaps my show or some of the others, they w

gets the media did not allow that that point of view the only one who are talking about that still donahue and he lost his job yeah he lost his job. and the n.b.c. existential said well everybody else is waving the flag we don't want to be seen as some kind of doves over here because it is then been that dangerous kind of consensus you turn on c.n.n. or in this and these say even fox news is absurd you turn on c.n.n. and some b c and you'll have 4 talking heads there who are experts saying that the russian intervention in the 26 election was an actor who are and nobody even thinks to read any of the ok peter i was kind of hoping to avoid the impeachment thing but you opened that can of worms i'm going to go to daniel you know daniel i've been watching part of some of the hearings because there are so absurd and they're so boring and they're so opaque. it is really just a 6 show to watch what the ok given that i watch the quote unquote experts on. ukraine why do they have their jobs they have no idea what they're talking about and then you can add on what peter was saying the media just say

regarding investigations that would have played into domestic us politics aside to confirm through mr donahue look the presence of linsky was not planning to give such an interview to the media while mr dunning look initially confirmed that on september 12th i noticed during a meeting on the morning of september 13th at present linsky is office that mr your mark looked uncomfortable in response to the question again i asked mr dunne to look to confirm that there would be no c.n.n. interview which he did lots of 10 or 25th at the un general assembly session in new york city a president trump met president alinsky face to face you also released the transcript of the july 25th call united states gave the ukrainians virtually no notice of the release and they were livid although this was the 1st time i had seen the details of president trump's july 25th call with presidents alinsky in which he mentioned vice president biden i had come to understand well before then that investigations was a term investors volcker and saddam used to mean matters related to the 2016 elections and to add to the inve

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin hong kong student who fell during a protest donahue's this marks the 1st student death during the anti-government campaign and sets the stage for more protests also coming up. hits back at france's emmanuel mccall after he says the transatlantic alliance is experiencing the.

. >> and president donahue acknowledges there were communications glitches and promised improvements. >>> a demonstration aimed at getting oakland to address the homeless crisis ended with protesters in handcuffs. they say the city isn't doing enough to help the homeless or increase affordable housing in the city. over night police moved in arresting 22 of the demonstrators for staying in the plaza after the curfew. homeless advocates say they will move forward and plan another demonstration in the future. >>> big news for selling stubhu. ebay is now selling stubhub for more than $4 billion. if the deal goes through, the combined sites will resell tickets in more than seven countries. >>> up next, chasing down his robbers, a pawnshop owner who got into a shoot out in the middle of the streets of east bay. >> and we are tracking that incoming storm that's going to hit all of the bay area, not only rain here. look at this sierra snow. we'll go through the hour by hour timeline in about eight minutes. >> i'm scott budman. the need is even greater that year when it comes to putting food o

joining us now is a virginia donahue, the executive director of animal care and control.oining us. >> thank you. >> i love friends that you brought today. they are so compute. so this is smoky. this is shadow. they are two and a half months old and they are all spayed -- spayed and neutered, ready to go and microchipped. they will be in the windows tonight. >> let's talk about that because we have the cute little kitis but we have something new. >> animal care and control is coming with our small. this is chat. he is a year old guinea pig. he is neutered and ready to-to- go. his sister bianca is with us as well. we'll have rabbits, guinea pigs, all sorts of small animals that people can adopt he is very hungry, too. >> we have been looking forward to this all year long. this is a 33rd year. 18th year, partnering with macy's. over the years, you had over 9000 animals go hope from this event allobe. and amazing donations to help all of our life saving programs we could got do it with our supporters. we are partnering with animal care and control. >> because more animals now

donahue. >> aye. >> mr.oks, aye. >> the committee approved three articles of impeachment, obstruction of justice, of congress, abuse of power. >> no, no. >> aye, aye. >> mr. rodeno. >> no. >> chairman peter rodeno left the room and cried. official impeachment would come later with a full house vote, but it never happened. nixon's wall of republican defenders had crumbled. >> there's a countdown of sorts on tonight, a countdown towards the expected end of the nixon presidency. >> tonight at 9:00, eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation. >> it was over. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interests of america first, therefore, i shall resign the presidency, effective at noon tomorrow. >> the impeachment the framers had imagined, it worked. democracy worked. >> there is the president, waving good-bye. you can hear the applause. >> but the scandal itself tr

donahue. >> aye. >> mr.e. >> the committee approved three articles of impeachment -- obstruction of justice, contempt of congress, abuse of power. >> mr. hutchinson. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> aye. >> no. >> mr. rodino? >> aye. >> chairman peter rodino left the room and cried. official impeachment would come later with a full house vote, but it never happened. nixon's wall of republican defenders had crumbled. >> there's a countdown of sorts on tonight, a countdown toward the expected end of the nixon presidency. >> tonight at 9:00 eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation. >> it was over. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interests of america first. therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> the impeachment the framers had imagined, it worked. democracy worked. >> there is the president waving go

donahue. >> aye. >> mr. >> the committee approved three articles of impeachment -- obstruction of justice, contempt of congress, abuse of power. >> mr. hutchinson. >> no. >> no. >> no. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> no. >> aye. >> mr. rodino? >> aye. >> chairman peter rodino left the room and cried. official impeachment would come later with a full house vote, but it never happened. nixon's wall of republican defenders had crumbled. >> there's a countdown of sorts on tonight, a countdown toward the expected end of the nixon presidency. >> tonight at 9:00 eastern daylight time, the president of the united states will address the nation. >> it was over. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interests of america first. therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> the impeachment the framers had imagined, it worked. democracy worked. >> there is the president waving good-bye, a

so bob and brian donahue flew down to my house and we had spoken about doing a 5-k on fort bragg likedow race for the ap 5-k and i asked him his intent and he said i want to grow the knowledge and our charity so we could touch more people. and i smiled and i said okay, if that is the case we'll have to do something really big which i would say over chips and salsa and lunch we white boarded some ideas and came up with a rough march that was encompassing 365 miles, six days, seven states and that was the intent, was to touch -- reach down into the communities and walking through the different neighbors and demographics and utilizing local and state law enforcement even the dea at some points. so just touching as many people as we can to make them aware that we have not forgotten our fallen, but also integrating the gold star families. this is a -- the rough to represent is a flat form utilized to allow gold star families or to provide gold star families active duty and vets a platform which they can memorialize their fallen heroes and so we've had somebody recently say well what about

new jersey native brian donahue is a reporter with 20 years experience focusing on south jersey.rohibition, the great depression, two world wars, numerous declines and rebirths, still here, still great, a symbol of what atlantic city was and should be again, could be again. >> brian: to bring a city back after its decline is a really complicated, hard, process and they wanted easy answers and casino gambling was seen as an easy answer. >> anthony: yes, it sure sounded like a good idea. >> brian: they were going to put this plan in effect. 12 casinos here, bring everybody up from the top down. it hasn't worked. now you're left with just 12 casinos. ♪ >> anthony: and if you're looking for an example of lemming like lurch towards a shiny new cliff face from which to tumble, look no further than this $2.4 billion goat rodeo, the revel. it opened in 2012 and closed less than two years later -- the most expensive casino in new jersey history. >> brian: they just forged ahead with it. the hubris was incredible. >> anthony: what were they thinking? >> brian: short term money and at a tim

donahue told the chronicle, he offered to repair the art pieces, but claims the city never got back to is asking berkeley to hold off on the removal for six months because there's been a breech of contract. the civil arts commissioner said the board plans to discuss the removal during its december meeting. >> some people in the east bay are concerned about what they think is a serial arsonist. dozens of fires have been sit in or near their neighborhood. ktvu's debra reports from concord where it's also the location that is making these fires so dangerous. >> we're very concerned. there's been over a dozen fires in the park this year. it's only 143-acres. >> time after time, this resident has raced outside late night or early morning to take pictures as flames rise up near his condo complex. he doesn't want to appear on camera, but he is blunt about the fire. >> it's not arbitrary. police know this, fire department knows this, people that live here know this. this is not intentionally lighting fires. >> concord police and contra cost tray tra wants the public's help. thanks to a fire st

i would like to start by staying i am stephen donahue and i will be providing you for your today's meeting. you very cut the announcements on the rules and the fact that this is on the record. i would like to introduce our panels who have their partial bios in your packets. ascending from the the wilson center, investor brownfield, has been investor in more countries than i can count including, calvary [laughter] including venezuela and colombia. and also has been investor ambassador in venezuela and had a long clear in diplomacy. >> and was expelled from the same country twice. >> tried hard. and he has a long career in economics as well. i would like to just start by asking a general question and asking each of you in the same order i presented you certain your view of things. venezuela, and the situation has deteriorated dramatically over the last five years and even longer, where do you see the situation today and when might there be a transition and what should we be doing to help venezuela return to civility and growth. and try to keep it in less than five minutes. i say venezuela wh

joining me is patrick donahue of bloomberg, a government reporter. how much of this is real and new versus early rhetoric. >> you could say this is new because germany was on the big holdouts when it came to european deposit insurance. this was one of the central elements of the european banking union, supposed to stick together the fragments of member states of the single currency, germany, but not just germany under wealthy -- but other european wealthy states will hold out. the german government never said no, but you have to go along long way in reducing risk, especially in southern europe. the initiative is going to come from anywhere, it would come from germany. so this is something quite forward coming from the german finance ministry and the social democratic finance minister. alix: thanks a lot. now we go to softbank strategy aggressively backing technology pioneers is backfiring. the operating loss about 14 years, joining us is a bloomberg opinion columnist. walk us through how bad it was. >> the underperformance and losses stemming from th