eales catastrophic play during launch. space x. has already sent many unmanned to resupply missions to the i.s.o.'s with its cargo dragon this one returned to earth an early january and the company is now conducting what could be the final test on the crew dragon which is designed to transport humans if successful the spacecraft might be cleared to carry astronauts up to the station as early as this spring. the crew dragon seeds up to 7 astronauts it's been built under a commercial contract for nasa the american space agency has outsourced to near earth activities my flights to the i access to the private sector growth space x. and boeing signed contracts with nasa in 2014 to build their own versions of the space tax a space x. currently has a lead over boeing in the race to receive nasa certification back in december boeing starliner failed to rendezvous with the i assert as planned unlike here in the animation the mission was supposed to be the system's final test flight before taking on astronauts despite the problems the capsul

it is all part of a preliminary tradeo eal signed by president trump wednesday. conditions eased somewhat after a weekend of extreme wind and heat. drone video showed charred bush land, destroyed homes, and empty husk of cars in victoria state. the death toll reached 28. a volcano in the philippines began spewing lava today, forcing thousands of people from their homes. the volcano is erupting about 40 les south ofanila. jane the of independent television news has our report. >> one of the philippines smallest but most explosive volcanoes. it sits on an island in a lake created by a bigger volcano. created its own weather,h it including lightning. this morning, the first lava went up,toeading scientist twarnhere could be an explosive eruption within the next few hours or days. people have en leavi an eight mile danger zone. families with babies and bleary-eyed children, most of them heading for manila. >> we are evacuating. we've left all of our belongings. when the volcanowe erupted, ran ay. thick ash and pebbles were falling. >> morning revealed ashen countrysi

and wants very much to make a eal as they say. to protect our security, and r economy, we're also boldly embracing american energy independence. the united states is now by far oil mber one producer of and natural gas anywhere in the world by far. it's not even close. many european countries struggle with crippling energy energy e american revolution is saving american every year in lowering electric bills and people said couldn't happen. d also very importantly, prices at the pump. we've been so successful that he united states no longer needs to import energy from hostile nations. abundance of american natural gas, now available, our longer have s no to be vulnerable to unfriendly either. ppliers, we urge our friends in europe use america's vast supply and achieve true energy security. u.s. companies and researchers leading the way, we re on the threshold of virtually unlimited reserves of energy. including from traditional l.n.g., clean coal, next and ation nuclear power, gas, hydrate technologies. at the same time i'm proud to

the associated press writes, the eal would lower tensions in a fight that's slowed global rowth, hurt american manufacturers and weighed on the chinese government. but it would do little to force the major economic changes such as reducing unfair subsidies for its own companies. we will stay here live with this event as long as we can up until noon eastern. that's when the house gavels in on our commitment to coverage of or resumesuse begins then at noon eastern here on c-span. streaming this event from the white house live at c-span.org. just to let you know, the house in at noon. they will shortly thereafter take up the -- take up the appointment of the impeachment managers with a vote on approving those managers. from now at 12:45 eastern. later today, after that vote of ens, the articles impeachment will be signed by speaker pelosi at 5:00 eastern to the u.s. er senate. we will have coverage of all of networks.e c-span the managers and the impeachment for the houseouse chair jerry nadler from the judiciary committee, adam schiff committee, lligence house administration chair zoe l

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crank up the machine so we're going to talk about this time showing political maneuvering on wheel of ealing over weaponry was high on the agenda as the iran nuclear deal ravelled nations boosted their defense budgets to get tooled up on a new arms race waited in the wings so let's talk about that next no i've got the wrong one there the u.s. withdrew from the island 4 of treaty on limiting ballistic missiles in $28.00 russia then took what he described as a symmetrical response in 2090 ego is down off takes a closer look at how it all developed. an arms race cold war a nuclear crisis it seemed all these things both sparked and faded out of historical relevance in the past millennium but 2019 saw all of them make a comeback the united states is officially withdrawing from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or i.n.f. treaty the us unilaterally demolished a pillar of international stability crushing its i.n.f. treaty with russia. fears of the past century resurrected immediately the u.s. is pulling out of a decades long nuclear treaty with russia sparking fears of a new arms race we

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we are going to o cheat and eal to do whatever it is we have to do to cocontinue this war compl.hat's ththe truth of it. and that's the agagony ofof it. what we saw presesident trump do was not in presidedent trump's characteter, really. those boys and girls who were getting on those planes at fort bragg to augment forces in iraq, if you looked at their faces and, even more importantly, if you lookoked at the faces of the families assembled along the line that they were traversing to get onto the airplalanes, you saw a lot of donald trump's base. that base voted for donald trump because he promised to end these endless wars. he promised to drain the swamp. well, as i said, an alligator from that swamp jumped out and bit him. and when he ordered the killing of qassem soleimani, he was a memember of the nationonal secuy ststate in good standing. and all that state knows how to do is make war. amy: i want to turn to president trump. pres. trump: we took action last night to stop a war. we did not take action to start a war. amy: george w. bush had the opportunity to assassinate sole

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own minds and that's what happened with watergate and in the beginning, nobody thought this was a big eal that mitch mcconnell impeached. they began to change their mind. anything to get the facts out -- i'm not dodging your first question, but i wouldn't entertain a motion unless i thought i could get 51 votes and won't get the votes to do that. but nice try, though. >> you mentioned foreign policy, could you comment on iran, middle east and north korea. senator: i was reading in "the atlantic" or someplace this week and there was a piece what the trump doctrine was. and if you look it up, i can't say it in mixed company, but i had a different doctrine, take really terrible situations and make them a million times worse and step two is cod will your enemies and betray your allies. iran and north korea, in iran, i voted for the iran nuclear deal in 2016 and one thing that our pollsters said i couldn't recover from. i met with all kinds of people from the middle east and america and i decided this was the right thing to do and i voted for it and by the time trump became president, what we

intelligence all of the other signatories, the inspectors compliance.were in he said he would get a better eal as a master negotiator through a unilateral campaign of maximum pressure and bring the region. instead, he has triggered tensions, calating culminating in the january 3 assassination of soleimani, u.s. to the brink of war with iran. the bush invasion of iraq, under phony intelligence, by vice president cheney, was the worst foreign policy mistake in the history of of america, ates and we're still seeing the repercussions, but a war with would be worse. rump says he doesn't need to consult with congress for war in iran. thatar from the other side congress is asserting its constitutional authority lahr of war is dangerous -- declaration of war is dangerous. dangerous?what's n impulsive commander in chief -- war in the middle east. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, is recognized. mr. engel: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. th

when he came out of foundation, dealing in africa, dealing in haiti, ealing with climate change, dealing with disasters, it showed that this was not politics.he did for it was something that he believed in his core. i believe the ultimate honor is when people that have not always with you can respect you and honor your work. and that is why i wanted when and others said we should honor the president bill always agree not with him, but i want to give him more ard because it's honorable to have someone that was not always agreeable to you the fact thatpect you did things that made a big difference for me and for the presided over. may you join me in honoring the of the united states, william jefferson clinton. [applause] president clinton: thank you very much. say, first, reverend amazingly adroit words. and he's also been more have in than i following his vegan diet. [laughter] president clinton: and i once kidded him. you've been that so great on this diet and you have such a pretty young body -- [laughter] president clinton: you going to to pin down just moving around. award and i or th

can build, an america where person has value, an america where every single an opportunity that is eal america where it people, not money, that matters most in our democracy. and if you believe in that america, if you think that america is worth fighting for, i'm asking you tonight, commit to caucus for me. get in this fight. elizabethwarren.com, pitch in $5, offer to volunteer for an knockdo some phone calls, on some doors, but get in this ight because understand this moment in history will not come again. this moment in history will the direction this ation takes for generations to come. this moment in history is our to choose courage over fear. history is our time to dream big and fight hard. this moment in history is our time to win! [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] families of little kids and then we'll get everybody else up here. thanks so much. >> i'll see you, like, thursday, probably. >> they're asking you to tear up a

currencies,eal on not much new. sticking to a 6.85 forecast. have onshore options traders anticipating more yuan withess given the risks the next talks and u.s. presidential election. avoidsgreement competitive devaluations, but currency watchers mostly unimpressed. let's take a look at what this means for the dollar and yuan. global strategy, david bloom, joins us. investors were unimpressed because this isn't outdated -- is an outdated story. i want to throw up this chart to yuan.e runup in the the highest in july since the signing of the phase one trade deal. going forward, are the drivers in terms of influence going to be sustainable for the chinese currency if you consider we may not get a phase two deal this year? >> let's be frank, the problem is not the renminbi. the renminbi is a sideshow in all of this. the u.s. is looking for a political solution. tears, but inu to 1985, the u.s. had a similar problem with japan. they had a problem with japan. to solve the problem by changing the value of the currency. s, theyd not do tariff changed

minor delays on the district line from earl's court to ealing broadway and richmond.the beckton roundabout. a broken—down bus is adding to delays on the north circularjust before hanger lane. now the weather, with kate kinsella. good morning. well, after a very blustery night last night, this morning, a brief bit of calm. we'll get some sunshine, or at least some bright spells. but more strong winds, heavier rain on the way, and the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for the strong winds, and further south for the heavy rain. now, there may be one or two showers at first, but some sunny spells. gradually, though, you'll notice from the south—west the cloud increasing. in the black discs, we've got the wind gusts. miles per hour widely 40, maybe even more. so temperatures today still mild, at 13 celsius. now, into the evening and overnight, the heaviest of the rain arriving. still very windy, at least to start the night. post midnight, the wind a little bit lighter, but it stays very wet. minimum temperature between 6—10 celsius. so, for wednesday morning,

on whether he improperly used the renault to host his eal wedding party at versailles. suspicion he may have helped transfer money into company in olled lebanon. >> myanmar is being ordered to implement emergency measures to praekt its minority muslim from attack. the international court of justice accuses myanmar of genocide the 1948 convention by clearing people out of the state resulting in death, rape, and the flight of thousands of people to bangladesh. saysar denies genocide and it is already trying to restore peace. and iran says the american top general ined baghdad took off from a military base in kuwait. he revolutionary guard says it did detect the drone and fighter jets near baghdad airport, but was the ow the general target. the semi-official news agency in the least four bases gulf were involved in the killing of the official. a day on s 24 hours air and on quick take by bloomberg powered by more than and analysts sts in more than 120 countries. i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg. >>> coming up in our latest equality.f bloomberg we examine the world of

it was called the iraq resolution and the language ,eals with the threat of iraq of al qaedamembers arenown to be iraq. the effort by congress and the president to fight terrorists themhose who aid or harbor . authorization by the constitution and congress for the president to fight anti-united states terrorism. has beened barbara lee pushing for a new authorization and she was on the "washington journal" last week. [video clip] >> justify the use of force not only recently, but over 41 times a 19 countries, there was declassified report. we need to debate the cost and consequences of the use of force anywhere in the world, especially now. i taking this off the books, that gives the public a chance to weigh in three members of congress to determine whether we should move forward with our responsibility. host: we are asking all of you to weigh in on this debate. what role, if any, do you think lawmakers should have? do you agree with the congresswoman that congress needs to pass a new authorization of military force? charlotte in north carolina, republican. go ahead. am prior military an

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lisa: it is so interesting to me to see how they have not pivoted quickly enough and they are also .ealing, some based on health issues. you see that lots of different places, but that is amazing. lisa: i will not go off on milk. but stock about what you are looking at, which is probably more interesting. that is apple. bob: a big company. lisa: bigger than borden. bob: a lot of crosscurrents. a lot of wall street analysts change their price target yesterday. this stock has doubled in the last year. stock tom a very cheap one that is more fairly valued. if you have a lot of money in apple and are taking money off the table, i do not think anyone will falter for taking profit. in the meantime, there fundamentals remain good, whether it is new products they are working on, more services to go with the hardware. a great growth story. they are going to the consumer electronic show for the first time since 1992. expecting to see interesting things there. the third company is bowing -- is boeing. brooke sutherland is with us. from your perspective, how much can we glean from the raison d'atre sa

intelligence all of the other signatories, the inspectors compliance.were in he said he would get a better eal as a master negotiator through a unilateral campaign of maximum pressure and bring the region. instead, he has triggered tensions, calating culminating in the january 3 assassination of soleimani, u.s. to the brink of war with iran. the bush invasion of iraq, under phony intelligence, by vice president cheney, was the worst foreign policy mistake in the history of of america, ates and we're still seeing the repercussions, but a war with would be worse. rump says he doesn't need to consult with congress for war in iran. thatar from the other side congress is asserting its constitutional authority lahr of war is dangerous -- declaration of war is dangerous. dangerous?what's n impulsive commander in chief -- war in the middle east. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, is recognized. mr. engel: i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. doggett. th