(eli speaks german) (eli) what if he dies? then the sheriff will come here.. but if he does, then we must find a way so no one knows. but rachel, this is a man's life. we hold it in hands. i know that. god help me, i know that, eli. but i'll tell you, if he is found, the people who did this to him will come get samuel. (stoltzfus) then we'll make a poultice. three parts milk, two parts linseed oil for the infection. i will send mary by with some teas i will brew myself. (rachel) thank you. (stoltzfus) lapp... i'll have to speak with the elders on this matter. (eli) as you see fit. (horse neighs) (farm animals grunting) close! (eli speaks german) (soft music) ♪ (rachel) shh. (book breathes heavily, stammers) ♪ (book) don't do it. i'll kill you. you're an ass. re ♪ he's no longer... ♪ (rachel) john? ♪ john? ♪ (lored breathing) ♪ (schaeffer) are you trying to tell me that there's no way we can locate this woman? we're talking aut 20th century law enforcement, sergeant. (sergeant) there's your problem, chief. your amishman doesn't live in the 20th century, doesn'

stand he texted someone saying eli is here and the response came back what eli doing there which leads us to conclude only one thing. cafferty swinger testified today under the pressure of pointing the finger at my client because he knows that. eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess that is today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by saying that in a criminal trial sometimes there's a moment not only has every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution been discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown as there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that's why. he used the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carry stranger through this is false testimony. ladies an

eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess at this today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by say that in a criminal trial sometimes there is a moment not only that every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution be discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown as there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial for you. we know as he lied on hughes the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carries 20 or 20 through this is all test. ladies and gentlemen of the trial is a search for the truth that's why we're here we want to know what really happened that night and we don't know that was the latest and poor detective work

robert robert ely was more conservative than jackson but both on the same spectrum and same site. the picture on the bottom is a modern-day picture of the mosque manner where he had his battles into physical and he spent a lot of time in office and i have a whole tactic that describes this time. he was during this period that the lee jackson relationship was pushing and where their friendship with their professional respect for each other what they would plan to be the ke pennsylvania campaign. they plan together what would become the pennsylvania campaign during this time in the winter months in the early spring of 1863, the sad thing for robert e. lee and the confederacy, jackson is cut down before lee can get into pennsylvania. it's a huge handicap for him because he planned the campaign with jackson. that is part of the reason that we will see the confederacy have problems and what will become the gettysburg campaign. there were three main areas of consideration that were at play, nationally in the confederacy at the advent of the campaign after which jackson will die. yeah th

elie, is it strange no impeachment talk tonight? >> yeah.ne with think these are the people running to be the leaders telephone party. they would have thoughts whether their party should be moving forward since congress seems to finally be taking that step. there are a lot of things that didn't come up that i thought were important. impeachment didn't come up. apparently women are not under attack. gays are not under attack in the federal courts all the time because the courts never came up. merrick garland never came up. what we're going to do about stacking the courts never came up. i thought there was -- i think that at some point this field has to turn and start telling us how they're going to do these things as opposed to just what they're going to do. because right now, except for elizabeth warren who came out strong with killing the filibuster, like the democratic policy right now seems to be mitch mcconnell will self-deport into the sun, right. and jean-roberts will like get his groove back and do the right thing. and that's not what

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jenelle eli is with the hurricane dorian opetion for the american red cross. she joins us now from nassau bahamas. how significant is the devastation icat has happened there? >> the devastatie. here is mass and, honestly, it's heartbreaking. i was on the island of abaco, and there were so many housesd without roofs her houses that were just completely demolished. even when landing, in the airport i landed, you could see trees uprooted and snapped in half. people are really telling some horrific stories about the damage. >> sreenivasan: and have most of the people managed to get off? are they on the other islands, like annan? >> so, t who have managed to get off. whether by boat or helicopter or plane.fi but there tely are more people still there and in need of assistance. >> sreenivasan: right, well, what are the most immediate they, besides shelter have places to go, and if thereo arrnment shelters?ea but, i water, electricity, i mean, it sounds like the--fr there is no tructure left. >> certainly on the islands, water, food, electricity, medical care, and em

mark hollander and eli are here, with caric. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning.ood to meet you. >> sitting here so quietly. >> in the car, the same thing. we were cranking up the radio, because the animals are usually very loud when we are down here a year old. a chihuahua mix. from the central valley. >> we all know, we all know chihuahuas and this is a strange situation, so quiet. >> lovings to be held. loves people. loves other dog. she can go into any home. this is. it i'm not even holding her down. >> she will make somebody very happy. >> yes. >> and maybe if you want a dog like this, if you want to chill, it will help you rehalf a little. >> absolutely. >> you brought eli with you. not the new executive director. >> might be. >> a little early for that. >> a little early. part of the teen program. tell me about that. >> we have a shadow program that allows teens to come into our shelter and work with each department, and just kind of see what we do, and it is day to day, work of the shelter, and i will let eli explain, but he came in as a shadow. >> what ar

and back with me is elie mystal. first i'm going go with you, tim, on this one.ing to trump's bottom line here with the stays at turnberry. >> it's not only that they're adding to his bottom line, because they're clearly doing that, it's that members of the federal government, whether the attorney general, the vice president, or the air force are consciously it would appear going out of their way to patronize trump properties. and at a minimum by lining the president's wallet either at doonbeg golf course, the washington hotel, or turnberry in scotland, they're showing that these institutions that are meant to be in place and be independent are essentially kowtowing to court favor with the president. that's just at a basic level. the larger issue that emerges here are financial conflicts of interest that have dogged trump since he was inaugurated, since he began campaigning, and the possibility of corruption. is there pay to play in any of this. and i think the unfortunate thing in all of it is in some of these instances, it appears that people willingly went to

so again on the theme of sort of relative, eli lilly interestingly is turning the corner from a boerpggrowth drug company actually speeding up. they've got interests diabetes drugs and cancererugs. in s ways the new lily is like the old biotech. in the goodwill old ddws five ten years ago biotech companies were growing 5, 20% a year and big expensive valuations. lily isng tur into that. it's a big company, will be growing quickly and we think the valuation is pretty reasonable. in fact you are paying the same price as you would for the whole market for a company like lily with a nice dividend a growing faster compelling. >> the growth playro is salesforce.com and pioneer in customers managemen does that coan if the economy slees down so does this any. >> it could if it's high growth now if you say lay off and things across the board in company will feel the heat. going back to the theme of o thinking from relative basis proces if you ownome defensive slower great gross growth names you want to jazz u it and add growth this is a higher growth company. you're right if we hit recession in

betsy, eli, paul, thank you so much for being with us. joel will be back with us later on this hour. >> still ahead, why democrats up south aren't seeing hope plotting a path to victory in 2020? but could it work? and we take you live to the bahamas where tdevastation from dorian could take weeks or months to assess. >> why the president decided to call off his secret plan to broker peace with the taliban on american soil. stay with us. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. >>> it's the camp david summit that wasn't. we're learning more about president trump's failed plan for peace talks with the taliban and why they might have actually collapsed. the president upended the talks in a weekend

joining us now is nia malika henderson, elie honig. elie, is he in legal trouble today?think he is. there is a federal criminal law that says a person cannot solicit from a foreign national a campaign contribution or something of value relating to a campaign. is he soliciting? he's begging. that's more than soliciting. is it from a foreign national? sure. it's from the leaders of ukraine. so is this of some political value? right? what other possible purpose could campaign dirt -- could dirt on joe biden serve rudy giuliani or donald trump other than campaign value? so it's really a straightforward statute. everyone is fixated on quid pro quo. you don't need a quid pro quo for this statute. as long as you're asking, it's a crime. >> i think it's interesting every time giuliani opens his mouth, david, he makes the situation more complicated and dicier. he went on tv last night and said, hey, it wasn't just me. the state department was involved in all of this. the secretary of state knows what's going on here. he keeps on basically providing a witness list for the impeachm

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personally speaking nancy more tha to impeach donald trump and he has offended her ic politically, ely and every way in terms of his style and politics and everything, but she isinan rently political person. she understands in order for something as serious as impeachment to go forward, there has to be something that is tangible, understandable, and provable. i think the caucus was really be nervouuse pelosi wants to preserve and grow her majority in the house. there were some new members of congress who just got elected and knocked off republicans and pue le districts. and s worried and they were worried that pursuing impeachmentas, at using it after the mueller report, would not go over well in those districts. she worried about those candidates losion for reelec everything change this week with the whistleblower report and the testimony from the acting national security intelligence director. this is something th is a real smoking gun and easy the key is that seven of these moderates wrotd op-ed piece in the washington post, seven people with national security and military backgroun

eli manning was 0-44 in those games in his career. breaking their tvs when the giants picked jones sixth back in april, singing a bit of a different tune. >> were you crying? >> i'm no giants fan at all, but that's unfair to eli manning. he's got two super bowl rings. maybe he's 0-44 at comebacks there. i'd take the two rings which were both at my expense, i might add. >>> president trump has admitted to talking to the ukrainian leader about investigating joe biden. so now what? "new day" continues right now. >> we had a great conversation. we don't want our people leading to the corruption in ukraine. >> focus on the violation of the constitution this president is engaged in. >> there's enough smoke here. somebody other than me needs to look at it. >> in just hours world leaders will gather at the u.n. amid escalating tensions between iran and saudi arabia. >> the military option is always on the table. >> i know the iranian people want a peaceful resolution. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the worl

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. >> i'm joined now by eli stokels, white house reporter for los angeles times, cynthia a former federal prosecutor, david jolly, a former republican member of congress i think we saw an example of today, this will drive the members of congress crazy but it's true, this council did a great job. >> he did a great job. i could be a groupie by the end of the day >> admit for camera to the world i don't tell the truth when interviewed on msnbc >> he got him to admit basically he was a liar, that he was proud about it that he was a liar. he got him to admit he had a motive to deliver this message because he was trying to get a job at the white house lewandowski tried to use that shield of whatever the white house said and he pulled out lewandowski's book and read him sections of it so he had to admit that he had the motive to try to do trump's bidding so he could get the job. it was masterful it was done first with a sledgehammer and then a scalpel. >> congressman steve cohen, thank you, because i think americans tend to understand things from movies more than life sometimes and what it remin

>> i'm really grateful to eli for obtaining this recording because it answers a question i asked the white house with my great colleague josh dossy when we were learning about the transcript or summary of this call, we asked, we're hearing there's an investigation, a hunt for the leakers inside the white house. and the answer we received was, oh, no, we don't know about any such hunt for the leakers. but in this secret or private conversation the president basically said, oh, yeah, i want to know who gave the whistle blowers that information. it couldn't be more clear. and it echoed what he's done in previous episodes like this when he's embarrassed or some politically damaging information is revealed by the press. he wants to get to the bottom of who shared what he said. >> the striking thing as well, eli, to me and i keep coming back to this, the whistle-blower complaint implicates many, many people that were multiple officials on the call, that there were multiple officials who expressed concern, that there were white house lawyers directing the cover-up by moving it into the most

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we appreciate it, asha and elie. what you've been watching is the beginnings of an official state visit to washington by the australian prime minister. the president is going to speak. it will be a press conference later this morning. of course, we'll bring that to you live. and we'll be right back. [dogs barking and whimpering] [dogs whimpering] ♪ the all-new 2020 ford explorer limited hybrid. can tow up to 5000 lbs and has an epa-estimated range of 500 miles per tank. it's the greatest exploration vehicle of all time. hour 36 in the stakeout. ♪ limu emu & doug as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for what they need. your turn to keep watch, limu. wake me up if you see anything. [ snoring ] [ loud squawking and siren blaring ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ run with us on a john deere 1 series tractor. beacuse changing your attachments, should be as easy as... what about this? changing your plans. y

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it took over a wheer-ye year for it to devol what we saw on twitter. >> let me ask you about this, eli, in any other administration, let's figure out where we are right now, we've had the major conversations about afghanistan, whether or not there were going to be peace talks at camp david, obviously the ongoing missile test, although the president has been dismissive of those on the part of north korea, this is, it seems, the very -- the exact opposite of what you would want in an orderly transition if you were, indeed, going to shake up your national security team. >> well, we never really see orderly transitions from this white house. we see tweets. it's true, there's a lot of daylight on foreign policy matters between the president and his national security adviser john bolton. that has always really been the case. i think the president when he brings people in believes that they are going to fall in line, that that is what mike pompeo has done. he looks at mike pompeo as a loyal soldier. john bolton on the other hand has been viewed as a lone wolf, unlike the president, who is inc

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. >> the other defense being used a trump campaign defense, eli. and here's what he was trying to say. >> he talked about investigating ukrainian meddling in the 2016 election which has been documented. that they meddled in the 2016 election. a dnc operative -- >> that's russian propaganda. >> it's actually in politico as reported by ken vogel -- >> that same theory was already put down by the president's former homeland security who over the weekend on nbc said somebody is feeding the president these conspiracy theories and he thinks it might be rudy giuliani. here's tom bossart. >> it is not only a conspiracy theory but completely debunked. it sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again and for clarity here, george, let me just, again, repeat that it has no validity. >> eli, i ask this honestly. does the campaign care about facts here or is their goal just to make things confusing enough wrong or right that the trump voter kind of shrugs their shoulder and says, i don't really know so i'm going to stick with the president. >> i think

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. >>> daniel jones, making his much-anticipated start, taking over for eli manning.in the half. but jones ran for two touchdowns including a game-winner with under a minute and a half to go. jones, 1-0. eli manning, 0-44, in his career. >>> in final, for the third-straight year, the houston astros, clinching the american league west division. amazing how far the astros have come. they started the decade with three-straight years. now, they've won more than 103-straight. first team ever to do that. the awards might keep piling in for the astros. they may win the mvp, cy young, and rookie of the year, when things are said and done. i'm sure they want the world series trophy over all of those. >> it will be a fun postseason. >>> the house speaker promising a new stage of investigation, if the white house keeps a whistleblower complaint credit. the president admitting he spoke to ukraine's president, about joe biden. if you're 65 or older, even if you're healthy, you may be at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia - a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that c

. >> eli, what do we know about the president's efforts to target this whistle-blower?e called him, called him a spy there. we know that attorney general william barr really broke with his predecessor jeff sessions and even matt whitaker when he testified before congress that he believed donald trump had been spied upon. donald trump sitting next to ukrainian president zelensky yesterday got right back to the origins of the russia investigation. we know that's on his mind. this paranoia which was really a hallmark of richard nixon's final days and months in office seems to be unavoidbly obvious in donald trump. >> reporter: it is. it's always in plain sight with this president. the conspiracy theory pushing, he's doing that in plain sight at every opportunity when it comes to the allegations about former vice president biden and his son's business in the ukraine pushing that at every opportunity trying to deflect here. and, you know, you heard the dni maguire today testify, and he would not impune the credibility of the whistle-blower. you already talked about how he sa

i was proud to serve were heroes like eli, scar, jimbo, rooster, amongo, lost, crankle, sergeant lowry, psycho, sassy, tank, rachel, linda, and so many more. from ground zero in new york to the pentagon american heroes answered the call and we are forever in their debt. god bless the united states of america. i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. costa: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for revise and and to extend my remarks. i rise to recognize the people on 9/11. their lives most remember where therm on that day. there have been a few times in that we n's history have faced such an atrocity. nd the effects are still being felt today. but instead of shrinking in the shadow of such adversity, we challenge and came together to help one another. we became a nation of one. it also has changed our nation and the world we live in today forever. way we work, the way we view security. this past july i was pleased that the house and senate and reauthorized the /11

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quarterback eli manning lost his starting job.as been the giants starting quarterback since 2004, and he led the team to two super bowl championships. >> it's not just the raiders with drama. from one bench to another star looking for a way out, jaguars jalen ramsey wants to be traded. the request comes after ramsey and his head coach got into an argument so heated that the coach and ramsey had to be restrained. you can't do that to your boss, right? ramsey is not only frustrated with the 0-2 start, but he wants a new contract. >> the san francisco library clearing signs for the record. we've been telling you about this. what's behind the new policy and what it's hoping it will accomplish. we'll have that tonight. >>> before we go we're talking about the rain and big temperatures this weekend. >> you've got it. seven day forecast, tomorrow some spotty showers, isolated thunderstorm chances. we go up hotter once we hit this weekend, 92 on saturday, 90 on sunday and low to mid 90s into early next week. tomorrow at 5:00 we'll have an

the team announcing yesterday that they are benching eli manning in order to start rookie quarterback. he was is fifth overall pick in the draft. they decided it's tyke to take a look at the future. this is eli's 16th season in new york and it looks like he may have taken his last snap with the giants. >>> now to the giants and baseball, sfranz's mian francis michael yastrzemski, his grandfather played for the red sox. the two walking the field together before the game and then mike getting a nice ovation from the fenway faithful for his first at-bat and check out what happened in the fourth inning. yastrzemski homering to dead center. first home run by a yastrzemski at fenway in 36 years, and, dave, you know, he had to fight his way through the minor leagues playing hundreds of games, 29 years old. to finally get to the big leagues, have a rookie season, and have that moment at fenway park in front of his friends and family had to be just surreal. >> kudos to the fenway fans for supporting an opposing player and sissing through six hours of baseball. that's a cool story. >>> has time

. >> anthony: this is eli, a settlement with a population of over 3,000.xecutive of the eli settlement and its former head of security. >> amind: here you see from up above, most of our town. you see the palestinian villages all around. >> anthony: i mean it's an unusual situation. i mean a lot of your neighbors would very much like you to not be here. >> amind: i know most of them and most of them they're happy that we're here. because actually we gave them prosperity for the past 45 years and wherever the plo came they lost it. >> anthony: i'm guessing a lot of people would disagree with that statement. >> amind: we work with high tech security, radars and cameras. >> anthony: so, from the high ground you can see anybody walking at night. you could see from pretty far out? >> amind: definitely. >> anthony: and could you identify them after the fact? >> amind: depends. but we have our protocols that we work with. and we had our successes. >> anthony: we drive to mahale levane. another settlement a few miles away. hot, sun bleached, suburban feeling. behin