agents minus drew.y weren't starting from scratch. >> they understood his organization. they understood the network. they understood the movements. he wasn't as clever as he thought. >> learning from and building on the 2014 play book, the mexican and u.s. team cornered el chapo on january 8, 2016, just six months after he escaped. but this time he didn't go down without a fight. and it was wild. this helmet cam footage shot by a mexican marine captured the operation as it quickly devolved into a shootout, killing five of el chapo's men and injuring one marine. el chapo was once again in custody. and this time quietly extradited to the united states. in february 2019 guzman was convicted on all ten charges against him including engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, money laundering and conspiracy to commit murder. he was sentenced to life plus 30 years in an american prison. but the drug wars rage on. el chapo's arrest did not stem the flow of narcotics across the u.s. border. and there were nea

this is carson drew's office. it's official.wyer. >> 23-year-old newcomer kennedy mcmann is nancy drew in this series that takes on the super natural. >> do you believe in ghosts? did you believe in ghosts? >> did i believe in ghosts? no. do i believe in ghosts? yes. did that change during the course of filming this show? yes. okay. so we started shooting in this abandoned mental institution. and we were in this room where the door was propped open all day long. all of a sudden we just hear ding, ding, ding and the door goes whoosh. >> closed shut? >> and we went, oh, dear god it's over. >> something else this series has that you won't find in the books -- >> there's a lot of steaminess and sexiness. this is have 2019 telling of the nancy drew story. have you been enjoying it? that's weird. >> it's weird 'cause especially 'cause you're playing nancy's dad. >> that's why i'm asking. >> my family back at home watching it and i have to reassure them that nick doesn't have a sex scene in every single episode. >> right. >> it's steam

families spend 49,500 a year to send their children to drew scol. t drew bandy bandy bandy bandy b tells me she's endured several racist incidents during her year there. >> whoever bails out is like you lose. >> in addition to playing on the varsity basketball team laura was president of drew's black student union. ten students of color out of about 300 enrolled at the school. the black students were stunned by two snap chat posts that have been distributed. a girl from the school in what they described in blackface and n word and her name. the second one says to all the people mad from that post, my n' word, i simply do not care. >> it was frustrating because it made a lot of the kids in my bsu feel really unsafe and not comfortable being around those students anymore. >> laura bandy tells me her anger turned to fear after she complained to school administration she posted thick ticktock video in which wrote when everything's been pretty chill and a white student reposted the video adding the words snitches going to get stitches fr, meaning for rea

that's ahead. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma.'m tracking a windy start to the week tomorrow before wet weather returns. we'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> now a look at what's ahead on abc news at 5:30. >> coming up holiday travel and the triple threat storms as a record number of americans travel over thanksgiving. also the breaking news, the secretary of the navy forced out. his clash with president trump. and he's in, michael bloomberg, the ri tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> tomorrow is the first day of thanksgiving food distribution at sacred heart community service in san jose and the charity still needs more than 6,000 turkeys to meet its november and december goals. about 4,400 food boxes will be distributed to families tomorrow through wednesday. those boxes include canned food, fresh produce and choice of turkey, ham o

and the artist leonardo drew will go back to asking what if again. i love this.ilt it, baby. >> yes, he did. you can see leonardo drew's work next month at the hammer museum in los angeles. and next spring, if you happen to be in paris, gallery lalong in paris, france. >> we had two weeks to check that out? >> swing by, two weeks. as you can see, this man does not stop working. >> i'm a crack addict of art. >> yes. >> sounds likely knows what he's talking about. >> he said, look, there's a reason i don't have a family. he's up all night working. >> his motivations are so pure. all about the art. he didn't do it to make money. he just did it because he had to. >> when someone who would give up a drawing talent as significant as his was, to throw himself basically into the abyss, to just feel his way through it, it's remarkable. but you see the result. >> i think it's the first time you've ever been called king kong, though. >> yeah. >> that is never -- that small city will never look the same the way it does under the lights of new york -- >> yes. but it -- it wil

their second mls cup title. >> actually, he did it better. >> drew did do it better.eaked in sixth grade when i played soccer. >> all right, thanks a lot. >>> well, the critically acclaimed sequel to "the shining" makes its doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, a legal battle in a north bay town. a dispute over a property line that involves an oscar winning couple. >> just over two weeks until thanksgiving, the least favorite festive foods according to a new survey and why some people will eat them anyway. >> they're all equally beloved. >> i agreeit you. drew does not agree with you. >> more on that at 11:00. >>> there was a little surprise at the box office. >> midway ended up in the top spot. it's the epic world war 2 battle. the battle of midway took place in '42 with u.s.-japanese forces waging war for four days. the u.s. prevailed. >>> the sequel to the shining got good reviews. and r

let's get to meteorologist drew tuma. it's about time. >> it's been about six months since we found a soaking rain across the bay area. and that wet weather returns this week. an area of low pressure is going to come in from the gulf of alaska and not only bring some soaking rain but also snow for the sierra. the one coming tuesday afternoon and evening is a moderate 2 storm. rains and winds gusty. not only this storm we're tracking a couple more days of wet weather in the forecast. we'll have that in a few minutes. >> you can track the rain and get the forecast where you live with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app, and you can enable push alerts to get weather alerts on your phone and tablet. >>> activists are protesting oakland's homeless camp cleanup policies by occupying a park near city hall. a camp dubbed the housing justice village was setup today. organizers call the eviction and demolition of homeless camps cruel and inhumane. >>> in the east bay investigators worked late last night to dig up

"the price is right" host comedian drew carey joins us at the table. been doing this for 12 years laralready. i called you the new host. back bo bob barker did it -- >> 12 1/2 years. i'm like a kid. almost seven. >> you didn't want the job in the beginning. >> no. well, i'd been taking -- i'd been kind of retired and was kind of retired after "the drew carey show" and doing small things. i was taking acting lessons thinking i would do small parts in movies, independent movies. my agent called me -- i had done a pilot for a friend, for a nighttime game show that was on for a while called "the power of ten." he said, what would you feel about taking over for bob barker? in my head, i spoke to cbs casting, i was like, maybe they want me for a "csi" or something. when he said "price is right," that was the opposite of what i was thinking. >> you were thinking hard no? >> no. what, are you kidding me? i want to do "csi." i want to act. >> are you -- it's kind of a straight-man game. people are going crazy, you crands there with t is that the plan from the g

the important message they were designed to send to migrant children. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are tracking a warmer finish to the weekend tomorrow before our winds begin to pick up midweek. we'll have the numbers in the accuweather forecast coming up. >>> and abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. up next, the reason we're dedicating an entire week to one east bay city itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comc

liz drew, it's such an honor to have you here.n the impeachment into nixon awhen i was in college and here we are again. we have this development that we were just discussing a lawyer today in court representing the house of representatives said that they are considering a possible article of impeachment involving this possible perjury in the written answer that president trump gave robert mueller about never discussing wikileaks with anyone, and we just had that testimony in the roger stone case of, yes, he discussed wikileaks with roger stone. so that could be an expanded set of impeachment articles, if that's added. >> well, yes, and so could obstruction of his trying to keep anybody from testifying and blocking documents from being produced, but it's still all around just the one subject, lawrence, the one subject of ukraine. and there are so many other things that he did, abuse of power across the board, wanton me neglect of the constitutional duties or restrictions, so it's still one subject. and the problem is we're dealing

this is the drew hous this is where ncyrew up.is an area my character spends a bunch of time in. carson drew's office. >> it's official. i am aeal lawyer. mcmahon is nancy drew in this series that kes on the ser natural. >> do you belien osts? did you bieve in ghosts? >> did i believe in ghosts, no. do i believe in ghosts yes. did that change during the coursef filming the show, yes. so we started shootin in this abandoned mental institution. we were in this room where the door was proppedpen all day long. all of a sudden we just hr ding, ding, ding. the door goes -- we went oh dear god. it's over. >> something elsehe series has that you wil not find in the books. >> theres a lot of sexiness. 2019 telling of the nancy drew story. have you bn enjoying it >> especially playinnancy's dad. >> my family back he was watching and i have to reassu you -- it is steamy a lot of the time. >> very lucky kids got to meet nnifer aniston. >> yeah. >> yea of course. >> then it is that time of the year again. only gayle king is with e.t. revealing

. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tooma. live look from sutro tower showing you the fog. we're actually tracking a warmer >>> happening right now, commuters are dealing with delays on b.a.r.t. heading through san francisco. b.a.r.t. is single tracking between its embarcadero and 24th street stations because of work on its electrical systems. and trains headed to and from the east bay are using that same tack. >>> a san francisco monument to the first three machine has been repaired after it was vandalized. at market street finished monument -- the brick around the brass plaque was damaged by a vandal last month. >> it's all about erecting plaques on buildings and sites of historical significance throughout the west. we take care of our plaques and our children are very happy that our plaques continue to educate the public. >> the group will go back in a few days to polish the plaque and smooth the cement. >>> san francisco saluted america's military men and women today. abc 7 news was at fisherman's wharf when a group of vets on motorcycles led this year's veterans parade

shark tank-like competition. >>> meteorologist drew tuma. fog is rolling in, dropping visibility, we'll look at is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> in the east bay a suspected car burglar is on the run after getting into fight with victim. pleasanton police released this surveillance from this morning. suspect on bicycle. man woke up hearing vehicle started in front of his home. got into another car to chase after the thief. suspect crashed into pole, victim caught up to him, got into fight before the suspect ran off. >>> thousands of san bruno residents have power back on after outage this morning. area in orange without power about 90 minutes, 4,000 customers in the

you think "uncle drew"?this is beautiful. that's what he said. >> jimmy: "get out", "uncle drew", "bird box." what was the first acting job? >> i did r. kelly's in the closet. >> jimmy: it's an amazing thing. what were you doing in that? >> i did stand-in for the cop. >> jimmy: oh, the cop, yeah. >> my brother, i got them to hire him to do stand-in work, to. he was the stand-in for the little guy. but he's 5'8". the little guy's like, this is my stand-in? nobody like me? this is honest to god's truth. it was surreal watching it, because it was very creative. for years, everybody was like, why don't you like r. kelly, it was because of that experience. >> jimmy: what did he do? >> i'm from chicago. this is what happened. >> jimmy: go for it. tell us. >> there was another stand-in, a young lady who was one of his background dancers. and we were just talking the whole time, laughing, having a good time. but every time she laughed, i found him staring at me, like. >> jimmy: oh. so we come back to set the next da

the ecial is executive pruced by drew and his property brother jonathan and host by lance bass. christm dorations you've ever seen including this place decked out in ov 60,000 ornaments. >> wow. this is credle. ♪ hallelujah >> i love that this space is a with candy and sugar and essy wrapping paper and all good things related to christmas. >> you can't forget sants list. we don't know yet if that's the naughty or nice list. >> jonathan, right there. it's the naughty list. >> definitely the naughty list. >>> let's move on to someone who's definitely on the nice list our friend cameron mathison. it was a shocking moment for meron and all who loves him to learn about his caer diagnosis last september. cam aring with me the hardest part ohis health battle. >> you're like oh, my god i got canc. th is really happening. i've got a tumor on my right kidney that's consistent with i'm going for my cancer removal surgery tomorrow. it sounds funny when i say it out loud. it was definity without question the hardesthing in the world i ever had to do was tell -- i said this so many times and

drew gruber. [applause] time, i am at this going to introduce my co-author, doug crenshaw, who is going to lecture about williamsburg today. [laughter] mr. gruber: i sat down last night to review notes, and i couldn't help but think about how ryan ended his presentation yesterday. it caused me to rewrite the whole thing. thanks, ryan. forgotten battles is a cool thing and i was going to open with a quote and then i thought about it, we have a morbid fascination with body count, only big, bloody battles are important. then richard lewis yesterday said something last night, the guy who falls from dysentery, that is his forgotten battle and certainly his family's forgotten battle. and the one guy on picket one night by himself on a cold day who is shot down, that is probably his most important battle. so i am going to open with a quote from not a historian, just a guy who fought at the battle of williamsburg. this guy gets hit in the shoulder with a six-pound ball. his friend next to him says, it is

drew: hold the house, very confident.errymandering decision in north carolina helps a bit her . there. the senate, i don't know, but i thinkthe gerrymandering decision north carolina helps a bit the e greater for people in the senate, like susan collins, even though they are not in the front lines of this hearing. republicans in blue states who are up in 2020 have to be sweating this. david: many thanks to our political panel, drew littman, chris wilson. 250,000 veterans leave the military every year and many have difficulty transitioning into the private sector are. on this veterans day, we talked to a vet who has helped them make that transition. that is next. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. more than 4 million veterans have left the military since 9/11. 250,000 leave every single year. they have acquired skills and experience that can be extremely sector,n the private but figuri

and he said, "drew, did you sell a firearm recently?"p." and i told him -- you know, be forthright, be honest -- i said, "yes, i did." he asked me to describe what it was. i told him it was a .9 millimeter carbine. he said, "drew, we have reason to believe that that weapon was used in the commission of a crime." and my heart just sank. what happened? i have no idea. and he told me it was used in a murder, and i about dropped my phone. that's -- what that does to you. i -- i unwittingly took part, was an accessory in somebody's death. i felt terrible about that. >> you felt that way, that you were an accessory? >> how would you feel? i mean, i sold the -- i sold something to a man, to a person who later used that to take somebody's life. terrible. just -- oh god. and i -- still today, i've rationalized it, i've gone to a counselor about it. i still feel bad about it. >> what's the expression? guns don't kill people -- >> people kill people. >> and i still -- i still believe that. but i provided him that method. >> later that day, detectiv

the meeting drew hundreds of people to speak out. >> reporter: the meeting is still going on. i stepped out, but the city councilthe shooting. has been a difficult night, very emotional. they listened for more than two hours of public comment. >> we now join in our moment of silence. >> reporter: the orinda city council meeting began with a moment to remember the five people killed last thursday at a airbnb rental house . the meeting so packed people stood in the aisles. emotions are still raw. the fatal shooting happened at a airbnb rental house at 114 lucille way . ever enters halloween party drew about 100 people and led to a shooting that left four men and one woman dead eric >> emerging city council to bal city of orinda. >> we can have clapping, thank you. >> reporter: some call to eliminate short-term rental, citing parties and parades of strangers in various neighborhoods. >> it's insane how many parties is people have. >> it's very uncomfortable to have a constant stream of strangers coming in and out of the neighborhood. >> reporter: other residents spoke in favor of

i mean, we start thinking about christmas even before halloween. >> drew and linda spent three weekse into a real-life gingerbread house complete with holiday bakery and a christmas conveyor belt. >> we basically took the chain and pedal from a bike we attached this to a conveyor belt. we wanted this to be something cool the kids had never seen before. this is an old vintage chestnut roaster that looks like a train and we have the little track and if you follow the track, it's a mural that linda painted for the holidays of the train going off into the world. >> their very merry display is just one of hgtv's "outrageous holiday houses." the special is executive produced by drew and his property brother jonathan and hosted by lance bass. it's a look at some of the craziest christmas decorations you've ever seen including this place decked out in over 60,000 ornaments. >> wow. this is incredible. ♪ hallelujah >> i love that this space is a complete mess, but it's messy with candy and sugar and wrapping paper and all good things related to christmas. >> you can't forget santa's list. we

>> we drew up this back in march to make sure -- charles: all right. as you can see we just had a bit of technical difficulty there. if we get the congressman back, we'll continue this conversation. what is really compelling about this, to have a republican who sees perhaps merit in some of these student athlete being paid, at least for names and images. by the same token i want to bring the congressman back. we had a little bit of technical difficulty, sir. >> no problem. yeah, i was just saying that the student athlete equity act, what it does, it insures rights for all students to be able, all americans to be able to have access to the free market. 99% of these student athletes never receive a single dollar from a professional sports contract but in their peak earning times they have to sign a ban and says, it says i have

head through and drew a foul from jerome bowen saying the veteran sense about was the last man so the referee had no choice but to show him a red card a man down and in the 25th minute by and were a goal down to thanks to phillip cost it. the serbian winger pounced on a deflection and placed a perfect 1st time finish past month while neuer. about 10 minutes later it was 2 nil when a stunning move ended with djibril so firing into the back post. frank that again profited from a deflection but so is finished with clinical that word almost always applies to robert leaven dusky to and by and hero got them back in the game the poll showed phenomenal skill and strength to continue his record of scoring in every bundesliga game this season and half the deficit before half time. but after the break frankfurt made the extra man count 1st that it ever had made it 31. the sense about scoring his 1st goal of the season after by and again at the back post and got it then just after the hour mark frankfurt made it for one martin converting a corner to put frankfurt injury mind and with 5 minutes to

with with the handsome nerd that's sort of the extensive it in this movie which is so different from drew barrymore licking this hearing we all hope there were tons of chinese it is different i can see that but it still begs the question why is hollywood really doing this again well hollywood all about action franchises right now if it's a commercial thing you know they're leaving leaving it to amazon and that folks to take the risks they want movies that have name recognition and that's what a movie franchise like charlie's angels does it's also got a very commercial soundtrack with every on agron day miley cyrus a lot of del ray. stars that young girls the teenage girls and young women really really like to their credit though this is different it's got cameos by all kinds of really strong female role models olympic athletes. and you've got you've got kristen stewart who is in a relationship with a woman she's playing possibly the 1st gay angelus not really clear so this is a much more work much more 2019 version ok ok looking forward to the cinema new you as they say from november the

families spend $49,500 a year to send teens to drew school in pacific heights.laims it fosters an environment in which equity and respect for others are core. >> at drew you'll find your second home. >> reporter: but drew junior laurel bandy tells she endured several racist incidents during her time there. >> saying the n word on the bus and there was a game where you say the n word and gets louder and whoever bails out you lose. >> reporter: and laurel is president of the bsu, black student union. ten students of color of about 300 enrolled in the school. they were stunned by snapchat posts of a girl in what they describe as black face with the n word and her name. the second one said to all of the people who are mad from that post, my n-word i simply do not care. >> this is frustrating and angry because it made a lot of the kids in my bsu feel unsafe and not comfortable being around those students any more. >> reporter: laurel bandy tells me her anger turned to fear after she complainted to the school administration and she wrote when you think life is chill,

this is no hold up today i don't know and the 1st 2 movies in the early 2000 starring cameron diaz drew barrymore lucy woo these are really raunchy comedy is that are clearly made by a man who are mad you know anything like that i just like to write it rough and hard because it's not it's about you know i signed that release waiver so you can just feel free to stick things in my slot yeah so listen this compares to the no one. it's the new one is all about fashion which i don't know you know you get this this new character who's supposed to be an engineer who turns into the new charlie's angels and she's so excited about the closets that they've got also the flirtations things are so much more n.s.a. and this movie that really surprised me i'm going to do awful text but go i'm sorry where you got you've got these this is the sort of have the hots for this young chemists and there are jokes about my favorite my favorite chemical is phosphate and then kristen stewart walks by and she's all are you flirting with with the handsome nerd that's sort of the extensive it in this movie which is

drew. >> yeah, we're wrapping up a warm weekend but the week ahead features winds picking up substance shlly especially wednesday. area of low pressure is going to dive into southern california wednesday morning and strengthen. that's going to pick up the wind heres in the bay area. that offshore wind that's so dry and heightens the fire danger this time of year. fire weather watch will go into effect. those winds gusting well over 35-miles-per-hour. we're going to go hour by hour, show you those winds when they ramp up and when they ramp down and the fire >> many residents who could be affected by this possible round of power shut offs have already lost their power once already. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard talked to people getting prepared and are frustrated. >> i think it's terrible, you know? we're not venezuela. this is california. >> news of another possible pg&e public safety power shut off was to okay. i'm sorry to hear the news. >> ann woodward and her husband weren't expecting to lose power the week before thanksgiving. ann recalls not having any electricity several da

here is drew's story. - my name is drew and this is my clear choice story. i started losing my teeth as a teen and by the time i was an adult, i had lost three front teeth and had all kinds of dental issues. it's amazing how your smile can affect you. i kind of felt like i was living life in the shadows. i gave up my friendships, eating the foods that i love to eat. i got to a point where i said, "i need to do something and get back to the old drew." from the moment i walked into clear choice, i knew i was in the right place. they took the time to explain to me how i was going to become the person i used to be. it was an investment in myself and it brought me back to where i wanted to live. i'm out here doing the stuff that i love and the people at clear choice gave that back to me. (applause) - [lisa] wow, what a powerful story. - [dr. adams] yes, indeed. - it's incredible how this one decision allows for a transformation that reaches so far beyond the mouth, so how does someone go from the before to the after? - at clear choice, we take a patient-centered

doctor drew. [cheering] never feeds any. [cheering] [cheering] 's he causes lots of trauma. he killed been plotted. o'neil. [cheering] the big man, you have some kind of connection. are you worried this dog look at a swollen head and fonte tv career? >> you should read the docs book. he could write it off. i'm waiting for the headline that says adolf hitler, cofounder of volkswagen would be 20 years old today. mark insulted been calling they got the washington post a natural newspaper think it's a shame for some of this part president so much cap for lincoln should be an insult to muslims everywhere. terrorist. somebody burns the life cages and drowned people and close people, this isn't terrorist. >> i can you be so judgmental? [laughter] you know how far we have gone to neck making me sick to my stomach. i came up with a new others. in inability to feel pleasure. you painted a picture of the press. back to be confused with the trunked arrangement under. the inability to see anything positive in

earlier, turkey drew 0—0 with iceland to get the point they needed.another round of games in world cup qualifying on thursday. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. but the highlights included iraq beating theirfierce rivals iran. alaa abbas scored the winner in stoppage time as iraq won 2—1 in a game that was played injordan. iraq are now two points clear at the top of that group after bahrain drew 0—0 in hong kong. elsewhere, australia beatjordan to extend their lead at the top of group b. adam taggart scored the only goal of the game as the socceroos won in amman. in group a, syria beat china 2—1 in dubai to make it four wins out of four. straight after the game, in his post—match press conference, marcello lippi resigned as china's head coach, just six months into his second spell in charge. now, roger federer is into the semifinals of the season—ending atp tour finals after an incredible performance against novak djokovic in london. federer, seeded third, said he wanted to get djokovic back for narrowly beating him in this year's

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introduce rationing protesters blog traffic in tehran in other parts of the country demonstrations drew tear gas fire from the police. police have been deployed around key sites in paris as yellow vest protesters marked the 1st anniversary of their movement the protests peaked at the end of last year bringing hundreds of thousands on to the streets across france to oppose high living costs and inequality participation has since dwindled. germany's greens have reelected on a lane of bare bach and robert habeck as their leaders at a party conference in the city of bilal felt both candidates got more than 90 percent of delegates votes for their credited with leading the greens to unprecedented levels of popularity. well livia's political crisis has taken a deadly turn after police opened fire on supporters of former president evo morales killing 5 people and injuring dozens now are as is an exile in mexico after resigning last sunday amid allegations of election fraud which then prompted mass protests against him the ongoing unrest in bolivia is threatening the interim government's attempt

and yet again drew attention to accusations of election irregularities and government corruption under morale as officials say that burden civil unrest have claimed more than 19 lives since october the country's man has called for a government in the. education into the use of force by the security forces police however lay the blame firmly at the protestors feet. is the most this is not a peaceful movement that needs to be made very clear because the protesters can't claim that they come in peace when we intervene we find these sorts of things it was a little while force is used to disperse the crowds for the casualties seem an inevitability before stability returns. shocked appalled devastated that's how mario vonage described feeling after she learned that president trump had denounced her in a phone call with the ukrainian president the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine was abruptly removed from her post earlier this year the issue is whether it was because trial wanted to appoint someone else or if it was only to help investigate his political rivals which could be an impeachable

drew griffin joins us from atlanta with more.n academic right now, obviously it's at the center of the impeachment probe. >> absolutely. giuliani's name coming up over and over again in these witness testimonies. john, giuliani says he's working for free. he is working for free for the president. that doesn't mean he's not making money. his sats you as the president's -- status as the president's private attorney has raised his status and influs when even if only perceived across the world and rudy giuliani is cashing in. >> reporter: when brazil's president attended a u.n. general assembly in late september he was recovering from surgery. only on the ground for 30 hours he reportedly didn't meet with any heads of state. he did, however, meet with rudy giuliani. it's a prime example of how giuliani's position as president trump's pro bono lawyer has given him unprecedented access to foreign leaders and how those leaders treat him as a representative of the president. a cnn review finds giuliani has met or communicated with top go

i'm pleased to bring up our closest friend, drew beker. alliance of parks department have worked together since 2013 or 2014 on let's play s.f. which is our campaign to renovate the 13-mo 13-most-deserving playgrounds around the city. it is a $30 million effort that has a significant amount of public money, but that wasn't enough to get it done. we are the parks alliance and is the san francisco recs and parks department work together on so many things, including our 150th golden gate park celebration. this is part of that. the panhandle itself was practice for building golden gate park. around the park are 80,000 trees that were planted to figure out what would work best down the road. i'm so pleased to bring up a special partner, drew beker. >> thanks, phil. i want to give a shout out. thank you, mayor, thank you, valley, thank you, phil. the parks alliance is so happy to be a part of this wonderful event. i would like to give a shout out to the civic committee. thank you so much. you helped make this possible. i want to give a shout out

van drew said he was sure there would be impeachment in the house.ut when it goes to the senate, it would fail. president trump will remain in office and said he will be exonerated. his concern is that the focus will be on impeachment and not issues americans carry about, not health care and veterans issues. . >> meantime, democratic presidential candidates are in battle mode. many are focusing on iowa, a critical voting state. bernie sanders is doing well in iowa. some candidates are struggling to keep their campaigns above water. leyla santiago reports. >> reporter: 2020 democratic candidates really focusing on iowa given the caucus being less than 100 days away here in the early voting state. now, we have seen a bit of change friday night. beto o'rourke announcing he is dropping out of the race. this was a fund-raising issue that the congressman was not able to bring in what he thought he could to run the type of operation he was running. as my colleague dan merick report, we are seeing news out of the julian castro reporting. he is refocusing not

ranger is barely threatened yet they drew level with the highest quality. yet again. they went ahead for a long and he gave the home fans hope. the rangers stood firm to earn a valuable point, they have to wait to two weeks‘ time when take on and a point will mean that they... england‘s cricketers have a lot to prove, after that thumping defeat in the first test against new zealand. the second one has just got under way in hamilton and england won the toss and put new zealand into bat. and they‘ve taken an early wicket — jeet raval removed by stuart broad — new zealand 17 for one. zak crawley is making his england debut, with 0llie pope keeping wicket in place of the injured jos buttler. let‘s have a look at some of the day‘s other sports stories. uk athletics has launched an independent review into the handling of their relationship with coach alberto salazar. a panel in 2015 had said there was ‘no reason‘ to remove british athletes from the american‘s programme — despite claims of anti—doping. salazar was banned for 4 years in october beth mead has signed