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and of course, fowler. see possibilities everywhere. >>> you are looking at live pictures from capitol hill right now. pretty soon diplomats will be entering the house of representatives office building. the house intelligence committee is getting ready to hold these historic meetings. momentarily we'll be seeing a lot of the members arrive as well as the witnesses. ambassador bill taylor and deputy assist act secretary of state george kent. nia-malika henderson is with us. as we look at the format that has been worked out for today, who has the advantage? >> you know, i think it's pretty equal. i think the advantage in some ways goes to the viewer, right, because you'll not have a situation where either side can kind of hijack this hearing with hijinx, filibustering as we've seen in other hearings like this. i think if you are the democrats, you are happy, a, it's televised. you're happy you'll have lawyers directing the question so you can lay out a real narrative. the key for democrats is simplicity, rig

and of course, fowler.es everywhere. >>> it's election day 2019. and there's important state and local off-year elections all across the country. in philadelphia, houston and san francisco, they're electing new mayors. in massachusetts and kentucky, choosing governors. many of the races could offer hints of what's to come in 2020. ryan nobles has more from washington. >> reporter: dave and christine, virginia, kentucky, and mississippi are the states to watch tonight. voters are casting ballots that could indicate how things stand. let's start in virginia. that's where republicans are in danger of losing their slim two-seat majorities in both houses of the general assembly. if democrats win big, particularly in swing districts that are in play in northern virginia and outside of richmond, it could be a sign of president trump's growing problem with suburban voters. trump in support of matt bevin. he's under water. his opponent is the son of a popular former governor there. this race could come down to what

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and of course, fowler.where. >>> one of the big themes that hit home today is that the reason that the president's extorlgz of ukraine, a, had a chance of working and b was so unseemly was because ukraine was mired in a war with russia, a war that's taken the lives of 13,000 people, a war they found which is why getting that military ustitance was critical to ukraine. >> you go to the front with ambassador volker i believe and you're on the bridge and you're looking over on the front line of the russian soldiers, is that what you recalled? >> yes, sir. >> and you said the commander there, the ukrainian commander thanked you for the military assistance that you knew was being withheld at that moment. >> that is correct. >> how'd that make you feel, sir? >> badly. >> why? >> because it was clear that commander counted on us. it was clear that commander had confidence in us. it was clear that that commander was pruappreciative of the capabilities he was given by that assistance but also the assistance we were

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fox news contributor, host of richard fowler show, richard fowler, and host of fox nation. it is only jones that chews on our bone, lawrence bones, i don't know what that means. >> i like that. kennedy: you are from texas, and you know how to party. >> we like the now house. kennedy: is is great, wild get kick the out in a few days, so sad, like living in a hoff el aa penthouse. >> did adam vi vindman do the democrat dirty work today. >> he di debunked a couple of talking points and arguments that democrats have been making, that for example full context of phone call was not released from white house, he said no it was all there they left burisma out, that was in there he said that the call was put into a secure system, because they were afraid of leaks that something that white house has been using to justify putting it in secure system locked away. from everyone else. and final i think hig i think hd was expose -- final thing he did, he talked to whistleblower and against shows schiff is being dishonest, who said he does not who know that person is. he may be was a leake

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welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms.h electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. rob: the president vowing to release the transcript with the phone call to identify the whistleblower. >> it shouldn't be allowed large it is a situation that was caused by people who shouldn't have allowed it to happen. >> a fiery start public impeachment hearings. >> russia hoax? you have been cast in the low rent ukrainian sql. >> what i can do is tell you what i heard. >> where is the impeachable offense in a? shout it out? rob: the house intel committee, with houston us ambassador to ukraine marie yavanovitch. >> impeachment inspired drink specials, how to celebrate impeachment. >> several bars in dc opened early to host watch parties, we - >> it is not a bad assignment. >> to see what the deal was. ♪ >> are you at a bar? >> absolutely. >> where you here today? >> what the impeachment inquiry. >> interested in what is going on with the government. >> what do you make of dc bar

and of course, fowler.t bp, we see possibilities everywhere. ♪ >> iran must release all citizens, including levinson and others. >> martha: for the first time, iran is now essentially admitting that they may have former fbi agent, robert levinson in their custody. he has an ongoing case in the public prosecution and revolutionary court of iran. through years of escalating tensions with iran, with holding hostages for 440 days in 1979. in january of 2016. last week, the detaining of a u.n. nuclear inspector. bob's case has dragged on throughout. he is not the longest held hostage in history. the trumpet administration has put a $25 million reward in place for information that leads to bob's return. the same amount that was offered for. president trump says that it's time to bring bob home. tell me what you think this means that iran is not recognizing that they have their father in custody and that president trump and secretary of state pompeo are pushing hard for the release. >> sarah: absolutely. there is

and of course, fowler.e see possibilities everywhere. >>> hello, and thank you for joining us again this evening. this is cnn special live coverage of the public impeachment proceedings. i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. the day ending with significant testimony from behind closed doors. cnn obtained the opening statement from the official who overheard a phone call between president trump and his ambassador to the eu. david holmes told lawmakers he personally heard trump demand an investigation of the bidens. and said that president trump did not give an expletive about ukraine. saying that he only cares about stuff that ben

and of course, fowler.bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> prior to wednesday's first day of public testimony, president trump clearly appears unhappy with the witness testimony he's heard about so far. today the president called the transcripts, quote, doctored. and he said, quote, republicans should put out their own transcripts. we should point out that no republicans who have sat in on these hearings have questioned the validity of the transcripts which have been released nor have any of the witnesses whose words make up those transcripts so you can add this lie to however many other thousands of lies he has told. the weird thing is, it sort of seems normal. the sky is blue, the earth is rund, the president of the united states is lying. kind of pathetic. joining me is jeffrey toobin, jenn sake and cnn senior political communicator david axlerod. so this latest round of transcrip transcripts, they certainly to be very consistent. i'm not addressing the notion that it's doctored because that's so rid

and of course, fowler. joe biden fielding questions tonight from iowa voters at cnn's town hall. the former vice president was asked about a wide range of topics, everything from health care to impeachment to overcoming personal tragedy. joining me now to discuss, joe trippi, angela rye. good evening. >> good evening. >> joe, tonight was an important night for the former vice president. a town hall right here on cnn. how did he do? >> look, i think it was a good format for him. i think it was the best performance he's had in any -- through any of the debates or anything, any of the moments i've watched him. he was really good tonight. i think he did himself a lot of good. i think the reason, though, is the long format where he can actually tell a story, connect with people, show that decent side of himself and the empathy that he has. it just contrasts so much with donald trump and sort of i think people -- i think the longer they watched tonight, the more refreshing he seemed to be for a guy who, you know,

and of course, fowler.t bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> shannon: six democratic senators are vying to replace president trump next year while their colleagues in the house or trying to remove the president sooner. which could take place making certain senators a little bit in an uncomfortable position of having to choose what's important. in impeachment trial in the senate or the campaign trial. >> some of the democratic presidential hopefuls must now wonder how much their day job of senator will interfere with getting the job they really want, president. mitch mcconnell says there will be a trial in the senate and the jury is the senators, including those six running for president. >> the evidence to come before the senate. >> i have constitutional responsibilities, part of that oath of office is the basic principle that no one is above the law and that includes the president of the united states. and if the house goes forward, and sends impeachment over to the senate, i will be there for the trial

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and of course, fowler. >>> tonight the defense has rested its case in roger stone's criminal trial without trump cal did take the stand revealing new details about stone's wikileaks connections and what the future president knew about it. our crime and justice reporter has been covering the trial here in washington. what did we learn from rick gate's testimony? >> rick gates had a front row seat to the campaign. he came in and testified about information that he knew. that he had first hand knowledge concerning contacts between roger stone and the campaign. then even donald trump himself. he is in an zusuv he describes driving with then candidate donald trump as they are on their way during the height of the kpacampaign. it's the end of july. they are in an suv when donald trump calls donald trump and there's a conversation and rick gates describes he knows it's roger stone because he could see that on donald trump's phone. it comes up as stone's number and roger stone and donald trump have a conversation a

and of course, fowler.ties everywhere. >> shannon: a relative of the nine relatives is speaking out sang the gruesome murders are in no case of mistaken identity. william la jeunesse has the latest tonight from los angeles. >> mexican police looking for a gone sent suspects in the brutal ambush monday that left three women and six children dead including two babies. >> there were shells on the ground by the vehicle and there was a checkbook from her bank account further on the road. we now know they came up to the vehicle, more shots, right of the vehicle and set it ablaze. >> he suggested the family may be victims in a cartel fight between factions of the cartel and chihuahua and the cartel in the neighboring town. >> we will take charge of the investigation. >> they said the u.s. could assist in the investigation but rejected president trumps call for a war on the cartel. >> war is a rational, it's not an option. >> whether it's in mexico or america, we have to take a stand. >> some want the u.s. more inv

and of course, fowler. see possibilities everywhere. >>> rodney reed is scheduled to be executed in texas in 13 days for murder. new developments in the case have prompted lawmakers and celebrities to try to stop the execution. >> this 19-year-old was found dead on the side of the road in texas. she was partially dressed, bruise and satrangled with a belt. he was raped and murdered at 3:00 in the morning. for month it is prime suspect was her fiance, a police officer, until dna evidence pointed to another man she knew. a year later tests confirmed rodney reed's semen was found inside her. he was sent to death row, but the saga was just beginning. >> it almost reads like a book. >> the evidence points to jimmy as the killer. they say reed and stiets were even staged in a consensual affair. >> prior to her death there were times we were together and she said if jimmy found out we were together he would kill me. i just took it as a figure of speech. >> that is clear motive for him to have killed stacy and ulti

and of course, fowler.t bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> sean: on the radio show earlier today, america's anchorman rush limbaugh blasting the democrats, impeachment, and the only way rush can. >> this is a big deal, they are attempting to overturned a duly constituted legal election. this is not just politics as usual. this is a direct assault on the constitution, it's a direct assault on the american voter. buy a bunch of people who don't want to have to put up with voters do or think. you elect the wrong person and they are going to try to take your choice away from you. and they are going to try to destroy the people you vote for as a means of destroying new and dispiriting you. >> sean: checkmate rush. there's a few of us. this country needs you in 362 days, one important announcement, veterans day is coming up and that's why i'm spreading the word about america corporate partners and their thanks campaign, they are matching our veterans with corporate executives in a special mentorship program

welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms.hich, every day, generate enough electricity to power over 150,000 homes. and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> so the president's son don, jr. appeared on the view today to promote his new book but the conversation quickly turned political and personal and got heated over his outing the whistle-blower. here's some of the back and forth. >> i literally quote tweeted an article that had the guy's name in the title of the article. so that whole thing -- i wish the outrage would be equal. i mean, there was no outrage when my family got an exploding letter, you know, with white powder substance in it. you know, they're protecting a guy in the cia but when your family gets something, and it's not a level playing field in term of outrage -- >> he has to be anonymous. your family did not. there's a difference. >> literally millions for people and for day he's been out there in the media -- so what's the difference between me tweeting and -- >> it's different if a

and of course, fowler.erywhere. . >>> so president trump and his allies insist their dealings with ukraine were only about battling corruption so that everything they did was okay. today's witness dismantled that argument, one even drawing a direct line to the president himself. and it's somewhat damning but where does it lead us? all-stars elena plot, phillip bump are here, thank you both, especially on a friday. >> ted is a good reflection of the state of play of how republicans want her. she was born in canada and you add it up, one and one and one is seven. what do you do with that in terms of what it tells us about where we are? >> obviously impeachment is inhere inherently a political issue. for all of the concerns about how much we focus on what the politics of this are, we need to pay attention to that. what we're seeing is something we've already known about trump is that he's given the presumption innocence by default. but whatever is thrown at donald trump as seen as invalid, inapparently by his

and of course, fowler. we see possibilities everywhere. >>> welcome back to cnn's democratic presidential town hall with tom steyer. we are live from the grinnell college in iowa. dave, what is your question? >> thank you. thank you, mr. steyer, for coming to town. in your commercials you credit your mom and dad for developing a desire for public service. can you describe when that manifested itself in you? >> in those commercials i talk about the fact that my mom was a teacher. she tots -- she was from minnesota but she moved to new york and taught in the new york public schools and then taught in remedial reading in the brooklyn house of detention. and my dad was from a family -- he was the first person, first generation in his family to go to college, and he became a lawyer. and then he quit the law to go into the navy in world war ii, which was something i think a lot of people did because they felt like the country was at risk. but because he was a lawyer he ended up prosecuting nazis. and their point

and of course, fowler.bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> the white house bracing for the second public impeachment hearing, it starts torc s tomor. the witness, ousted ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch, that as the president is railing about impeachment at a campaign event in louisiana tonight. not alabama, i should know that since i'm from louisiana. alabama where kaitlan collins is from and lost to us, by the way. >> you got alabama on the brain. >> i got to get it in. i got to get it in. she joins me along with laura coates and michael isikoff. good evening, one and all. momentonmementos day yesterday. going to have another one tomorrow. the president is at a rally tonight actually claiming republicans want him impeached. what did he say? >> yeah, this is not what we've been hearing behind the scenes from republican lawmakers but the president did host some republican senators at the white house today and listen to thousand he's describing their reaction to what's going on on capitol hill to

and of course, fowler.we see possibilities everywhere. >> one year from now, we are going to win another incredible victory and we are going to do it with a groundswell of support from hardworking african-american patriots. you know exactly what i'm talking about. >> martha: president trump today looking to gain support from black voters launching a new campaign called "black voices for trauma" in atlanta, georgia. new numbers showed that they need to focus well on her consensually that help them win in 2016 and where he's losing a bit of traction in those polls, catholic voters. ellison barber live from d.c. with the story. >> martha, president trump did well among white catholic voters in 2016 and for now a majority of that particular group still support him. the latest fox news polls say 56% of white catholics approve of the job president trump is doing for 43% said they disapprove, but among all catholics, the numbers are very different. a quinnipiac poll released in may say 53% of catholics disapprove

and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere.ng about it. garlique helps maintain healthy cholesterol naturally, and it's odor-free, and pharmacist recommended. garlique >>> so the president's mixing it up today with the host of "the view." tara, i want to bring you in now because at one point while joy points out how president trump has been lowering the discuss, don jr. went far off topic. watch this. >> we have all done things we regret. if we're talking about bringing the discourse down. joy, you have worn black face. >> i did not. >> i'm sorry. and don't -- >> you said about roman pol polanski, it wasn't rape rape talking about a child. >> being black, i recognize black face. this i can say. all right? now that you -- now that you have broken this piece of ice because i guess this is the fight you want. >> it's not the fight i want, but if we're talking about character -- >> are you questioning my character? >> you're questioning my father's character and i say we all -- >> i didn't question anybody. i simply said that when

and of course, fowler.verywhere. >>> so one week in, congress has heard from three people saying they were concerned by how the president's lawyer and others went about trying to get investigates into the bidens. we just heard from a fourth tonight behind closed doors, but the reporting is and statement they put out said that the president's pal said that trump only cares about the bidens. republican ted yoho was in the hearing room today. any new concerns? congressman, welcome back to "prime time." may i salute you and by extension all those republicans in the hearings today how you treated marie yovanovitch today. you weren't there, but by extension, they treated her in the right way. that's a step in the right direction. what did you make of what came out today? >> what i saw was somebody, marie yovanovitch, and the democrats were trying to make it all about her being a victim. she got removed from office from her position and as we all know, that's at the discretion of any president and president obama

and of course, fowler. see possibilities everywhere. >>> breaking overnight, jimmy carter is undergoing a procedure to relieve pressure on his brain. he was admitted to emory university hospital last night. doctors saying the pressure is caused by bleeding from mr. carter's two recent falls in his plains, georgia, home. both incidents landed him in the hospital. he celebrated his 95th birthday last month. >>> welcome to january in november. there's a record-breaking cold air mass bearing down on the east coast. 300 record-s lows could be set tied in the coming days. a big scare for passengers in a plane skidding off the runway. thousands of flights were canceled due to the weather. hundreds more scrapped for today. the coldest air of the season will cover much of the country the next few days. pedram javaheri will have more from the weather center. >> an incredible setup. the arctic blast of air impacting about 70% of the u.s. population. about 240 million people feeling subfreezing temperatures in the next

and of course, fowler.t bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> republicans today repeatedly aired their grievances over the process of the impeachment hearings. one of their top complaints, the unknown identity of the whistle-blower, whose complaint sparked the democratic impeachment inquiry. of course identity protected by law. here's congressman jim jordan and the democratic rebuttal from congressman peter welch. >> no matter what they do, no matter how many witnesses they bring in here, four facts will not change, have not changed, will never change. the call shows no linkage between dollars and the investigation into burisma or the bidens. president trump and president zelensky have both said on the call there was no linkage. there was no pressure. there was no pushing. ukrainians didn't even know the aid was withheld at the time of the phone call, and most importantly, as has been pointed out, the ukrainians didn't take any specific action relative to investigations to get the money released. now, th

and of course, fowler.g time long island republican congressman peter king joins the ranks of republicans calling it quits ahead of the 2020 election. king was no rookie. he served in the house for 28 years. he announced today he won't run for re-elect. let's put the larger republican congressional picture this way, by quoting dave wasserman of the cook political report, disstilling our own numbers from our nbc news political unit and we quote, when president trump took office in january 2017, there were 241 republicans in the house. since then, 101 have either been defeated, retired, otherwise left office or are retiring in 2020. that means, put another way, over 40% of republicans in the house vanishing in some form or fashion. >>> still with us two veterans of the business, jonathan allen. i'll get back to congressman king in a second. we looked at the 25th district, katie hill district. sadly she's been in the news of late for all the wrong reasons. this is voter registration, new registrations since 20

and of course, fowler. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >> shannon: and new developments tonight in a deadly school shooting in california. the gunman opening fire early this morning before shooting himself in the head. at last check he remains in great condition at the hospital. christina coleman is live in santa clarita and she's been reporting from the scene all d day. >> good evening, shannon. classes have been canceled tomorrow throughout the school district as a community begins the healing process. several vigils were held tonight in the community has family and friends come to terms with the deadly shooting that authority say lasted about 16 seconds from the time the suspect pulled out the gun. at the shooting happened just after 7:30 a.m. at saugus high school in santa clarita. a 16-year-old female student and a 17-year-old male student died. one of the victims who died as a family member of the employee of the sheriff's office. a lot of members of law enforcement live in this close-knit com

and of course, fowler., we see possibilities everywhere. >> i have support of african-americans, more support than anybody. the democratic party is a big ten and in order to be able to win, you have to be able to reach out and win the hearts of all of the constituency. >> martha: joe biden counting on african-americans to pull him across the finish line in the democratic primaries but other candidates are battling it out to peel away some of that support, including president trump, who recently ruled out a black voter initiative and one of the president's supporters, rapper connie west, urging black voters to think differently about their vote this time. >> don't just be a demographic. oh and the power. your power is just not just a vote democrat, that's not the power just voting on who they told us to vote for. that's not where the power is. doing a very interesting was going on here. he is gianno caldwell, author of taken for going to come held conservative can win back americans that have been taken for

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and of course, fowler.t bp, we see possibilities everywhere. >>> welcome back to cnn's democratic presidential town hall with former vice president joe biden. we are live from grinnell college right here in iowa. now, vice president biden, you just told our dana bash you all were together in new hampshire just the other day, that you welcome the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg's entry into the race. but what do you think about his apparent strategy to skip the first four contests, including the caucuses right here in iowa? >> is that possible? [ laughter ] i -- look, one thing, i'm going to leave it to the prognosticators to psych out what is good politics, bad politics. i just think that we'll see. michael is a talented man, has a little bit of money, and can be engaged as long as he wants. but i just think that the way the system is set up now, there are four gates you have to get through to get to super tuesday and on, and they are iowa caucus, new hampshire primary, nevada caucus, and south