a direct a process over months and months or sank you very much for your insights there was boris foreman professor of political science at bard college here in berlin. you're watching news still to come one of germany's greatest ever football players announces his retirement from the game. is hanging up his boots after a long career that included winning a world cup title. now to germany today is marking the 30th anniversary of peaceful protests that are seen as vital as pivotal indeed in toppling the dictatorship in the former east germany tens of thousands turned out for peaceful marches on october 9th 1909 in light sea it was a decisive moment in a chain of events that led to the collapse of east german communism he met with 2 opposition activists from the time who braved immense risks to take part as the refuse of a heavy crackdown on the government. on october 9th 1909 catherine hutton hala was in a stasi prison in light in east germany she was just 20 years old on this day you could feel that the guards were very nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day close to the eveni

lawyers for foreman is on chairman collins go on want of financial misconduct charges against him to be dismissed in a court filing in tokyo they argue that the case against him is the product of unlawful collusion between prosecutors and this on executives with an axe to grind they say the brazilian businessman who is currently on bail awaiting trial is not receiving a fair hearing. it's the latest salvo of a man who has gone from legendary auto boss to accused criminal carlists go on now said to be too weak to appear before the media set his lawyer to deliver the bombshell claim that he's the victim of a set up. this case have briquet it is a nissan was concerned that if go on continue to stay with the company renault would take over a nissan the company wanted to somehow alst him from this they wanted to fabricate a case. the allegation now laid out in full is that go in was targeted to protect a key japanese firm from foreign hands. if dismissed by the court go in could get face years in prison for financial and that's all meant. it's a far cry from golan stays mixing with presid

installations there so what is the connection between this situation and the pacific so the taiwanese foreman is that we just heard that he says that china will do to the pacific what they have already done to the south china sea. if you look at this map this is to log if china gets a military presence here that is significant firstly there is a strategic significance we have a strain right down here the strait between australia and have new guinea is a major shipping route ad but there are also a military significance to this to doug it was once the capital of the british protectorate of the solomon islands it was taken by the japanese during the 2nd world war it was really won by the americans during the famous battle of quite a canal so these islands have always had a link to it to the west for the last 60 years and this is what it really comes down to beijing is challenging washington's status in in the pacific ocean and now washington already have military installations in strategic waters belonging to other countries in this area and now it seems beijing is doing the same all out soccer

lawyers for foreman his son chairman carlos ghosn have requested that financial misconduct charges against him be dismissed in a court filing in tokyo they argued that the case against him is the product of unlawful collusion between prosecutors the japanese government and the sun executives with an axe to grind they say the brazilian businessman who is currently on bail would not receive a fair trial and that his rights had been trampled on. thier asian economic union is set to sign a free trade agreement with serbia tomorrow it aims to streamline and bruce trade they each. is an economic union that counts 5 members led by russia it includes belarus kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and a media $12015.00 it allows for the free movement of goods capital labor and some services serbia has high hopes for the new deal it guarantees tariff free access for 99 percent of its exports to the bloc opening up a market of around $182000000.00 customers but the bokeh nation is also waiting to join the e.u. if that happens brussels says serbia will have to drop any prior commitments with the e.u. . i love serbia a

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> tom, thank you. >>> so the trump hotel in washington as you know hasd by a lot of controversy and lawsuits. well, there's news now there could be a selloff. details on reports that the president may be checking out of his own hotel so to speak. i recently spoke to a group of students about being a scientist at 3m. i wanted them to know that innovation is not just about that one 'a-ha' moment. science is a process. it takes time, dedication. it's a journey. we're constantly asking ourselves, 'how can we do things better and better?' what we make has to work. we strive to protect you. at 3m, we're in pursuit of solutions that make people's lives better. woman: i'm here, and suddenly my migraine takes me somewhere else, where there's pain and nausea. but excedrin pulls me back in a way others don't. and it relieves my symptoms fast for real migraine relief. at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you. and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. with original medicare, you're covered for hosp

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>> tom foreman, thanks. >>> joining me someone who knows a lot about all the president's men.estigative journalist carl bernstein and also joining us douglas brinkley, historian. thank you both for being here. take a listen to pompeo two sundays ago with martha radditz before we knew he was on that call between president trump and the ukrainian president. >> the "wall street journal" reports that president trump pressed the president of ukraine eight times to work with rudy giuliani to investigate joe biden's son. what do you know about those conversations? >> so you just gave me a report about a -- whistle-blower complaint none of which i've seen. >> carl if there was nothing wrong with the call as president trump claims, that's not exactly the most honest answer to that question. >> i don't think mr. pompeo has been very honest throughout this episode. one of the real similarities to watergate, there are real differences, and i think trump's conduct as president is far worse than nixon's was in terms of his corruption. in terms of his contempt for the established practices o

tom foreman explains. tom? >> hey, don, smearing the name of a decorated u.s. soldier was once unthinkable but that has been slowly changing and team trump now seems intent on doing away entirely with this show of respect. >> he tends to feel simpatico with the ukraine. >> making it clear being a decorated soldier even with a purple heart is no protection if you criticize this commander in chief. >> it seems very clear he is incredibly concerned about ukrainian defense. >> some people might call that es-sp espionage. >> it's no surprise after trump repeatedly attack senator john mccain, another purple heart honoree. when the family of a military soldier -- trump went after the father, the mother -- >> she was standing there, she had nothing to say. >> and their faith. >> i'd say we've had a lot of problems with radical islamic terrorism. >> the vast majority of presidents have served in the military although three of the past four have not. still trump is not the first to use such tactics. >> perry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is ly

joining us is cyndi foreman with the sonoma city fire district. tell us what you know so far. >> good morning. well, what we know so far is here in our fire district, the town of windsor in the unincome rated a-- unincorporated area, we're poised for this fire to move into our area any time. there is -- based on all the fire weather and wind modeling, we are anticipating long-range spotting. we're anticipating a huge impact to our area. we have some really strategically placed equipment. we have lots of apparatus all over the state. we're just waiting for this freight train to move in. >> how many people did you evacuate so far? >> we started evacuations for the town of windsor this morning at roughly 10:00, and between the town of windsor, unincorporated area of windsor and healdsburg, over 50,000 people. the goal was to get them all out by 4:00, and we had a 95% success rate, which is amazing. however, that 5% that chose to stay, are in immediate danger. there is an immediate life threat to people who are choosing to ignore evacuation orders. >>

here's tom foreman. >> even as democrats talk about impeachment and how this whistle bloer can want be of the claims the whistleblower made are being fully supported by the facts. claim one. the president of the united states is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 election. specifically asking ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son who did business with ukrainians. the facts, trump not only encourage d a probe during that now infamous phone call with ukrainian president, he has since said china should do the same. despite no evidence of wrong doing by the start an investigation into the bidens. >> claim two, the president pressured the ukrainian's to explore the possibility that any interference in the 2016 election was not launched by russians trying to help trump, but by ukrainians trying to help hillary clinton. the facts, trump told the ukrainian president, i would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation in ukraine. that may sound benign, but he also echoed themes from a popular conservative conspiracy

cnn's tom foreman with me with a cnn analysis what we know. hey, tom. >> brooke, look at five of the complaints from the whistle-blower here. the first, key one being that the president of the united states is using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the 2020 u.s. election. specifically going after one of the president's mown domestic political rivals joe biden and his son who did business with ukrainians. now we know the whistle-blower said that, and from the transcript of the president's call, yes. the president's talking about biden's son here and biden and saying, yes, whatever you can do to look into that, that would be great. first complaint, that checks out. look at the second complaint from the whistle-blower. one of the second ones here. the president pressured mr. zelensky to assist in reportedly uncovering allegations of russian interference in the 20916 presidential election originated in ukraine. sounds conconvoluted. pushed a conspiracy theory it wasn't the russians who interfered with the 2

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tom foreman is in washington to walk us through this vote. tom, start with the two democrats who defected. >> the two who defected from the vote here. these two are two democrats who come from districts that donald trump handedly won in the past and they have both voiced their own concerns about the divisive nature of all this. not addressing so much the essence of the impeachment case as much as they said, look, we think unless it's very clear and very bipartisan it's so divisive, why would we want that? jeff andrew from new jersey, colin peterson from minnesota. there was, however, one vote even though all the democrats were split by these two votes and republicans were all united, you could argue in a sense that justin amash was a defection from the republicans. he was a republican up until july. a tea party republican who basically said, look, i am troubled enough by what's going on in this administration i'm going to become and independent and voted in favor of moving forward with this impeachment process and tweeted to all the other rep

let's bring in cnn's tom foreman.s is the fifth trump nominee that -- who is now heading to the bench that is labeled as not being qualified by the american bar association. >> the bar association said this nominee did not have enough experience at trial or any kind of litigation to be a federal judge. but republicans pushed him through anyway, continuing an unprecedented re-making of the courts by donald trump. >> a federal judge who will, imagine this, uphold the laws and the constitution as they're actually written. >> another judicial confirmation, another controversy. >> very few are related, not -- are called not qualified, but he's one of them. >> justin walker, 37 years old, an assistant professor of law. he's the fifth trump judicial nominee the american bar association has labeled not qualified. >> the nomination is confirmed. >> but who this week was confirmed anyway on a party line vote, backing the president's earlier proclamation, the entire court system is changing at a record pace. >> and we are going

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. >>> i'm nothinggoing to now turn to cindy foreman with the sonoma county fire district. cindy, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> what are you seeing right now, cindy, and what are you doing this morning? >> well, just to give you some perspective, we have within our fire district the town of windsor, which is adjacent to healdsburg. both of our cities are poised and expecting this fire to roll in any minute. we're kind of in the path of this event right now. we started an ee vavacuation in windsor. we've been working diligently. fortunately we've had 90% of the town evacuated by 4:00, which was our plan. that's been very successful. again, we have a huge amount of resources tendsing to this. we have fears for long-range spotting. we've got resources staged in particular areas in anticipation of the fire moving into that area. we've got lots of resources from out of that area, all of our resources committed, and we're waiting for this thing to come down on us. >> cyndi, you just talked about weight for the fire to com

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the hard sell for the trump impeachment inquiry and a dramatic departure from the way other kenyan foreman being treated there also coming up on the program. people in indiana around the world mark 150 years since the birth of. violent resistance office and the faced in some regions blighting celebrations.

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governor jindal whose wife is a foreman one son 2 employee praised the expansion of the round up plant in 2010 every year since then this plant in cancer alley has had the most toxic releases in the entire state. is really important to remember there's a real difference in any pesticide between is active ingredient which in the case of roundup for example is go ifas 8 versus all the surfactants an urge to go into that full pesticide when it's sprayed and to demonstrate this research it had to ponds with frogs in them in one pond you just put the active ingredient of roundup like to say very little impact on the frogs in the next pond he put the whole formula devastation 8090 percent depending on the developmental stage of the frog of death in those frogs so that shows you the difference between just an active ingredient and the whole formula it turns out there that's are fact and that part of roundup that makes it stick to the crop was so fatal working with the other ingredients in in roundup so failed of those frogs so roundups legal by the way round up is in the band chemical so one

michael foreman is putting the finishing details to the main character in his new book.ouraging letters from pa rents i get encouraging letters from parents who say i remember your book when i was a child and now my children are reading it, and thank you so much. i get a lot of... reward, i guess, from that. according to the reading charity book trust, children prefer to settle down with a print book over an e—book. when it's finished, the mermaid's christmas adventure will go on sale in the shop in falmouth. this is one of the early pictures. the mermaids and herfriends following the fishing fleet into the harbour. this may not make it in the final books. so we have just had the proof for michael's book in. here is santa with the beach shorts on. don't give the whole story away. he apologises to the mermaid for the accident. he says he will be back. we said we can't say that because you just think of arnold schwarzenegger. will it sell? i hope so. it's a very old medium, but, but it has made it to where we are now. i don't see any reason why it won't carry on. that is a

that federal prosecutors are have launched an investigate into the president's personal attorney, foremanayor rudy giuliani. the investigators are looking into whether he possibly violated laws in his dealings with ukraine after two of his associates were arrested. kevin corke is at the white house with the very latest on this. hi, kevin. >> reporter: hey, good to be with you. just what is rudy giuliani's relationship with the two men arrested this week? that appears to be the question at the heart of an apparent ongoing federal investigation into the former mayor of new york city, rudy giuliani. of course, you and i talked about this previously, this idea that there were two individuals that were picked up in new york. in fact, they were picked up at the airport here in washington over at dulles attempting to leave the country, so the question remains what is the mayor's relationship with those two men. now, according to "the new york times," prosecutors in manhattan is are investigating when giuliani broke lobbying laws in his dealings with ukraine. the investigate, according to the pap

ahead of world athletics a bastion coas claim that in terms of foreman's this is been the best ever world championships fans witnessed more than 20 continental records twice a number seen in london 2 years ago and the richardson reports oh national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha found this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home for the middle east 1st world athletics championships but we can't solve it here to support them and. we know we're so proud of them because every big goal they took the fat high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you can still you've got much bigger club and the funny just to be a sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans that we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the presidents of world athletics sebastian coe said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standal

ahead of world athletics a bastion coas claim that in terms of foreman's this is been the best ever world championships fans witnessed more than 20 continental records twice the number seen in london 2 years ago and the richardson reports oh national pride hasn't just been visible on the track in doha round this for more than 80 countries have made the khalifa stadium their home for the middle east's 1st world athletics championships but we can't solve it here to support them and. we know right up there because everybody. that high i love it watching it live for sure it's live and you feel it yet you better watch it learn how do you know you can't feel you've got much bigger clubs underfund it has to be sports really gather every single nation like you know i felt like we're just all humans that we don't even know about nations anymore global events bring with them global scrutiny the president of world athletics sebastian coe said he would have preferred to have seen more people in the stadium for certain sessions but he believes taking his sport's biggest standalone event to new countri

a change society is starting to accept the idea that those especially don't divorced or displaced foreman are alone. with. a united nations funded program called cash for work is teaching men and women basic skills to help them get jobs. they've worked in different kinds of jobs like flooring painting school restore ations agriculture and tom making roads even though the community refuses women to work they have no choice this is what forced many of them to take part in this project. years of war in yemen have devastated its population one way to help women get through it has been achieved by making small changes at the community level. al-jazeera. business owners and nigeria lost hundreds of millions of dollars since the government closed a border crossing with may bring in as a one address reports from one of the hardest hit towns border guards so they're trying to stop illegal goods being smuggled in. these trucks have been stuck here at the nigeria binny border for 2 months. court by a sudden change in government policy they're not allowed to go forward and can't go back. has been imp

look at adam schiff who pushes lies like george foreman pushes grills. what could adam be up to. >> adam schiff tries to take a nap. >> it's very difficult. i shouldn't have had that second ovaltine. that's better. greg: the trump criticism is based on personality. what's missing is criticism about his actual work. what's to criticize. economy, jobs, house median income. it's all good news. so they just say he's a crazy jerk. but if a crazy jerk can create one of the best economics ever, i think we need more crazy jerks. i will take it. so no wonder schiff is so desperate. how desperate? in a secret interview he allegedly tried to bully our envoy to ukraine to say that trumbulllyed them to investigate hunter biden. >> impeachment. >> mr. schiff, are you aware you don't have a pulse? >> is that a problem? it's never been an issue before. greg: it seems like the wheels on the impeachment wagon have come off. poor joe wishes they never started this whole thing. now his son hunter is the huntee. you turned a congenial phone call into a call for impeachment,

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according to the constitution all federal employees are prohibited from accepting any gift or fee from a foremanernment. last week mulvaney dismissed the eye of camp david. cbs news. >>> hong kong is witnessing its 20th straight weekend of pro- democracy protest. huge crowds marched through one of the biggest tourist districts in an unauthorized rally. protesters set up roadblocks se, police used water canyons and teargas. they also closed down subway stations. hospital officials say that 24 people have been hurt, including six with serious injuries. amid the kids, hong kong police and that they used a robot, to dispose of a package suspected to be of a homemade bomb. a week ago, police said that another homemade bomb was detonated during the protest but nobody was hurt. chaos is also unfolding in chilly tonight. >>> we are getting new video of the military allegedly firing teargas. at least three people have died in that unrest. this is the result of a subway fare increase. >>> now to syria. president trump says that he's bringing home the troops to stop in this wars. but trump's pentagon chief

their here is tom foreman. >> reporter: through war and social unrest and economic calamity, the fiercewerment rarely invoked and rarely actually to remove a chief executive. >> well, i am not a crook. >> reporter: the early 1970s, president richard nixon was implicated of the democratic party offices in the watergate building. he blamed on unreliable allies and political foes. he pushed investigators towards others. >> i believe i proved all materials that you need to conclude this investigation and to proceed and prosecute this building and clear the innocence. >> reporter: it did not work. as evidence mounted his support crumbles. >> as much it pains me to say it, he should be impeached and removed from office. >> reporter: the senate where he is would be tried appears to ready to cast the two-thirds vote to convict him. nixon escaped impeachment by resigning. >> i ho-- the process of healin that's so desperately needed for america. >> reporter: the framers wanted congress to hold presidents accountable if they engage in treason, bribery or other high crimes of misdemeanors such as s

this would be like the boxer george foreman after the ali fight, fight in which he was knocked out, sayingon that fight because i threw more punches -- that's not the rules of the game, sorry. she has been showing a paranoid streak in the latest tulsi gabbard diversity is a reflection of that. >> laura: the attacks on tulsi gabbard are bizarre. she's a russian asset, trump is a russian asset, everyone is a russian asset who disagrees with hillary. the woman can't even get a russian translation right on a button and she wants to be commander in chief. i don't think so. this is a dream for trump, they are not wild about this democrat field. socialism an isn't selling in ts economy, i think people are already tiring. it seems like beyond an overreach, so what are they left with? elizabeth warren? really? okay. >> i think this attack on tulsi gabbard was a massive tactical blunder on hillary. it's one thing to keep the focus on trump and try to say he's a russian agent or asset but to say that's also true of tulsi gabbard and joel stein, you are devaluing the charge by making it preposterous.

the officer was responding to a report of a home invasion robbery and poplar avenue that involve foreman with mass. before she lost control of her car she was seen traveling south el camino real and then struck the center median hitting hill who was just standing there. the patrol car then continued into the opposite lanes of traffic and collided with 2 other vehicles before landing on the sidewalk. today marks so anniversary of a limousine crash in new york state that killed 20 people. family and first responders gathered at the site of the crash for the unveiling of a new memorial that a ceremony to celebrate the lives that were lost and help bring peace to those who are affected by this. an imaginable circumstance. they placed power flowers on the reflection of remorse memorial which was a piece created with the help of the community and also the families, a foundation has raised money to create and preserve this new memorial. a key witness in the murder trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger was fatally shot friday. >>in his apartment complex parking lot. 2 days after guy

but first, let's bring in our tom foreman to break down the tally on the house floor, and tom, coming into this, there were 229 democrats who were on the record supporting an impeachment investigation. what's the level of support that we saw on the floor today? >> we saw that grow a tiny bit, brianna. you can see it's 231 here, and republicans held absolutely firm, all 194 against it. interesting and worth noting are two lawmakers that came from districts that donald trump won very strongly before. if we take a look at them now, jeff andrew from up in new jersey and colin peterson from minnesota. in both cases they raised concerns about the divisive nature of what was happening, this notion that this is going to divide the country even deeper and keep people from getting things done. but again, they both came from districts where dump did very well and won strongly, so the fact they pushed back at all is very remarkable and fascinating to look at. michigan is one of the people who became an independent this year. he tweeted and said, look, this president will be in power for only a sh

the foreman saw carolina congressman trey gowdy. though the president did say it would be a number of months before gaudi could take over because of lobbying rules. >> jesse: john roberts live on the north lawn, thank you. let's take a closer look now those charges against the two foreign-born associates of rudy giuliani who are accused of campaign finance allegations and trying to help get foreign money into political campaigns in the u.s. including the presidents. tonight he said he doesn't know the man and hasn't spoken to giuliani about them. here is chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani told fox news today that he enlisted the help of these men to connect with the form ukrainian prosecutor who investigated the natural gas firm where joe biden's son sat on the board. arrested last night at international airport, the newly subtle oral indictment alleges along with two others of violating campaign finance law by engaging in a scheme to conceal the source or exceed t

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he is seen here in photos from a russian social media cite is one of the foreman named in a grand jury indictment alleged of gaming to use foreign money to influence u.s. elections. fbi agents arrested him at his home in san francisco thursday. >> we will not hesitate to investigate and prosecute those who engage in criminal conduct that questions the integrity of our political process. >>> according to the indictment, they conspired to funnel foreign monies. they are known associates of president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. at the same time andre's role focused on allegedly buying influence at the state and federal candidates to get licenses for recreational marijuana businesses in nevada and other states. prosecutors say all of this was bankrolled by an unnamed foreign national with russian rates. rest girds records show andre is a self-described agriculture research and development firm. they applied to build a marijuana grow at livermore at this massive property valued at roughly $4 million. it is not clear if the livermore property is connected to thalleged plot. >>

cnn's tom foreman is here and, tom, not just one, two democrats defected. tell me about that. >> reporter: two defected. could have been more at any given point but mainly this reflects a political reality. look at that. nothing more clearly shows you the battle lines in this country along political fronts here, and these two over here, the two democrats who went outside of this, look at them right now, these it are two democrats who came from districts where donald trump did very well in the last election and won handedly. both of these men also reflected that thought we were hearing a moment ago there of, well, this is so divisive, so damaging to the country and we don't know yet if there's anything out there that would be impeachable anyway. why dough gown this way? why would we want to do it on top of concern it would hurt the party. then, there's the representative from michigan. you could argue he was the one republican who broke. now, republicans say, no, but until july he was a republican. he was so disturbed by what he was seeing he declared himsel

i am here on behalf of local 87 where i am an organizer and a foreman for the association and in the muslim community. as a member of the american muslim community i have seen and heard the surveillance on racial profiling of my community for the past two decades. in 2012 i went to my community with local 87 as part of the 79 coalition for the state of san francisco. we work hard to protect our communities from f.b.i. harassments and finally passed the safe san francisco civil rights ordinance. we are concerned about the way the f.b.i. was using the san francisco police department to target muslims and minority communities. [reading notes] our communities and families felt safer, our union workers were more protected. to this day, the f.b.i. continues to compile our communities because of our religion and nation of origin. san francisco leads the nation and we want to continue leading. we help our community members can continue trusting our local police department. at the end i ask that sfpd to not rejoin the jttf. thank you so much. thank you. next speaker, please. -- -- >> thank yo