robe : sena gardner is usually one of theon happiest characters on capitol hill but a grim scene for him facing re-election. what does it te you about the republican party? abby: you can see the str ss on hisace. it's a hardto argumen make. he's making a process case that it's unfair to p thesident have a different process to evaluate this. but he knows, liketherth republicans know, the facts are not on their side in this case. president trump's argument too his base that it was a beautiful, perfect, cordial, appropriate call, i not backed up by the tracript he released. i do think in thisnl casee the mueller investigation, it's ve easy to wrap your arms around what happened here. that's one of the reasons why nancy peli has been so eag to keep it simple because the facts, as simple as they are, are not great for the president and i think that's one of the reasons you've seen the polls move. it's also another reason why privately,epubcans are very, ry nervous abo where thiis heading and how long theyyco can inue to do what corey gardner just did. carl: in some ways to me the s the to

gardner's seat.undraising e-mail to capitalize on gardener's nonanswer. >> putting politics aside, when he says that he's waiting for all the facts to come out, i don't know what more facts that you need other than the president saying to the camera multiple times, i think ukraine and china should investigate joe biden. these things continue to be ignored by any republican, not every, but most republicans who are asked by reporters like yourself. great to see you, scott. thank you. >> thanks. >>> coming up for us, reports of an iranian oil tanker hit by an attack, who is to blame, what is the fall out and impact going to be to global oil prices. we'll be right back. s of flavor. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. n

robe hilustor gardner is bllutof a grim scene for him facing re-election. what doest you about the republican party? abby: you can see the strs on hisace. it's a hard argument to make. he's making a process case that it's unfair to the president hava different icpuess to evaluate thi bu know, the case.ac president trump's argument too his base that it was aau ful, perfect backed up by the dnk t ithisrat ccraseip u hnlie the mueller investigation,ve its easy to wrap your arms around what happened here. nancy pelosi haseen so eagwhy to keep it simple because the facts, as syple as t are, are not great for the president and i think that's one of the reons you've seen the polls move. it's also another reason w privately,epubcans are very, heading and how long theyy can continue to do what corey gardner just did. ourl: in some ways to me the argument is theer for senate republiubns in tough races because the people they need to appealo are independents especially in colorado, arizona -- it's goi to be hard for them. and now there's this s octerf criminal indictm

especially someone like cory gardner who could face a competitive primary in colorado.e hair-splitting excruciating arguments about whether the democratic investigation is proceeding exactly according to the procedure that they would prefer or whether, as cory gardner said in a longer section of that clip, this is all about going after senators in states like north carolina and arizona and colorado. this stuff sounds really esoteric to voters when watching a clip of a senator getting asked a straightforward question, like is it appropriate to solicit help from a foreign government in an american election. >> the difference between public and private comments, that's the definition of political cowardice. we're seeing a lot of that lately. from a legal standpoint, and an impeachment standard standpoint here, you know, a lot of debate during the clinton impeachment whether his behavior rose to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors. when you look at this, as a lawyer and what we know about the president's mar tisipation in this and what we don't know about in terms of

the authorrer is mark lee gardner. mr. gardner, how did teddy roosevelt get to san juan hill in 1898? >> guest: well, it was a lot of hard trying, a lot of really putting -- well, theodore roosevelt said, i put myself in the way of things happening and they happen, and he tried his best to form a military regiment and to get his troops to cuba and it was just force of will to get him to that spot where he created that iconic moment in 1898. >> host: he was not regular army. >> guest: he was. no. a u.s. volunteer. >> host: and dead hi operate independently? >> guest: yeah. i think to the chagrin of commanding officers, yes, he certainly had an independent expert his own way of doing things, but he did have a commanding officer and he was part of the fifth corps, so they did have their marching orders as to what their role was going to be, but he took on additional roles and that charge up san juan hill, a lot of threat for that does go to colonel roosevelt. >> host: where is san juan hill. >> guest: in cuba, just on the eas

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senators gardner and merkley, you may proceed. >> senator gardner: thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member brown and everyone on the panel for the opportunity to speak to you today. this is a difficult hearing and topic. i know that. we were sent here to deal with difficult topics. i'm grateful for the opportunity to talk about this. it is the first hearing we have had on this issue as the federal government wakes up to the reality that the cannabis issue is not going to go away, and we must have action. there has been a dramatic shift in americans'views over cannabis. polling shows 65% of americans support legalization of marijuana. 93%, 93% of the american public support medical marijuana. both parties support legalization. at a time when talk is about how divided we are, we are remarkably united on this issue. given that support, it should not be surprising the vast majority of states have changed their laws. 47 states now allow some form of cannabis. i recognize idaho, nebraska, and south dakota who have not. that represents more than 95% of the population l

. >> reporter: alan gardner, 30 years after loma prieta, he has discovered an earthquake danger here that could be devastating. >> no water to my residence after 24 hours, period. >> reporter: gardner blames the state of california that closed the development center and home in august. in the process, california also turned off a water treatment plant on the property that has served as valley of the moon's emergency backup since 1982. >> it put us in a position where we had no time to drill additional wells or money. >> reporter: which leaves valley of the moon at the mercy of a 16-inch aqueduct pipe beneath the bridge above sonoma creek. this section of aqueduct pipeline feeds water via the sonoma county water agency. there's a problem, the agency described this section of pipeline as being at risk in a severe earthquake. the sonoma county water agency is investing heavily in our water transmission system and reliability, regardless every home should maintain a two-week supply of drinking water, said the agency today in a statement. >> going to take a lot more than 14 days to fix. >

at washington state, gardner showed composure in the face of adversity. overcame all doubts, and led the cougars to an 11 win season and won the johnny unitas award as the nation's top senior quarterback. mr. guest: gardner has taken this same mentality to the nfl where he now face as similar challenge. just like his first start in high school when he was asked to step up and play at the next level, gardner was recently called on to lead the jacksonville jaguars. again, gardner overcame all doubts and he has continued to excel just as he did when i watched him on friday nights a few short years ago. gardner, representing our state and hometown well, good luck and go jags. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> good morning, madam speaker. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> at the bedrock of our politi

the other being colorado senator cory gardner. she's facing state house speaker sarah gideon.utraised senator collins in the most recent fundraising quarter. democrats were happy to see that. they are looking at that as a sign that they are getting a strong candidate. it's looking pretty tough. republicans will tell you that senator collins has a really strong brand in maine. she's been around for a long time. she has personal connections with a lot of voters. it will be a tough race, for sure. it's one of those very closely contested races. right now, some republicans of knowledge there are some other senators looking a little more vulnerable than her including gardner and tom tillis. just because collins has such a strong brand in her state. >> what about martha mcsally? remind our viewers about how she made her way to the senate. >> she actually lost her senate race in 2018 to kyrsten sinema in arizona. that was one of the democratic pickups we saw in the senate. she was appointed to fill out the rest of john mccain's term. she is now running in 2020 for a full term. she is

likewise for people like cory gardner in colorado, and even mitch mcconnell in kentucky. he is in a pretty hospitable environment in kentucky. that is a pretty trumpy state. but you are seeing a lot of grassroots donations to his opponent, in large part because the country this fed up with his cynical approach to politics. host: how much money are you spending on television advertising the cycle? maine, we have a combined digital and television ad which features a resident, a former collins supporter, who says that post the vote for brett kavanaugh she cannot support susan collins anymore and does not think she is the moderate she once held herself out to be. one of the main reasons that susan collins has come under fire is because just a couple hostedago, in maine, she a fundraiser with leaders of the federalist society, this outsized special interest group that helps create the pipeline of judicial candidates that donald trump has been putting forward. leonard leo is one of the lead figures of the federalist society. he hosted a fundraiser for susan collins one year aft

however, jim gardner expresses concern that the thieves are digging themselves into a deeper hole. >> karma is our middle name. and karma means actions and effects. that's why my heartbreaks for these people. >> despite this temporary setback, good karma says it is on track to continue its services. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> berkeley police are searching for possibly two armed robbers who stole at least one laptop at gunpoint from patrons sitting on the patio outside cafe strada near bancroft way. it happened last night around 10:30. the robbers took off in black bmw. this is the same location during a strong arm robbery a little more than week ago. >>> as part of our building a better bay area effort, we're also focused on homelessness and possible solutions to the housing crisis. today the mayor of oakland cut the ribbon on a new transitional facility for women only. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is on this story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> i lost my home after 14 years. and it was a downward spiral ever since then. >> for joanna, it's a way out of a life that

all right that was andrew gardner from amnesty international speaking to us a little bit earlier. now to some other stories making news around the world hundreds of pro-democracy activists have gathered in hong kong to express their anger at the police shooting of a teenager police fired a live round at the 18 year old on tuesday after he attacked an officer with a metal bar the incident marks a significant escalation of tension since anti china protests started 4 months ago . india's commemorating the 150th anniversary of mahatma gandhi's birth prime minister narendra modi led the nation in tributes while other religious and political leaders including former prime minister manmohan singh also paid their respects to the man who became known as the father of the nation. european countries including germany france and britain have been struggling with what to do with their citizens who joined the so-called islamic state in syria they are often reluctant to allow former fighters to return because of the threat they could post to security but it april kosovo took back 110 of its citi

and let's get more on the story with andrew gardner he's a senior researcher at amnesty international in turkey and he joins us from istanbul where there's been a commemoration for jamal khashoggi today and you thank you for joining us here on d.w. we just heard from the u.n. investigator agnes column out saying there is clear evidence of a state ordered murder and we have heard the crown prince mohammed bin sa months saying he accepts political responsibility even though he said he did not order to skilling so what should happen to him what do you think should happen to him. it was not really news for the crown prince to say has responsibility everyone knows that the solid the right be an authority is the responsible it was 15 of the. crown prince's closest advisers who came on the saudi arabian jets who carried out the murder in the saudi arabian consulate so this is clear to everyone what isn't clear is the most basic details that are needed for the family and frankly for everyone who searching for justice where their mouth to soltys remains what was the chain of command who ordere

gardner gave was a nonanswer. my answer is that it's illegal to use these diplomatic channels for personal gain. >> let me ask you about the party broader question. because the republican party has for decades sold itself, promoted itself as the party of law and order. the president, when he was nominated, said that he was the law and order candidate. how do you regain that mantle? or do you even think that the party has lost it? >> well, we as checks and balances -- we're for country more than party. we're for the rule of law. and party comes second. the role of parties has changed from what it's traditionally been in the history of the country. they have become more ideological, more polarized, more dominated by their fringes. that's as true of the democrats as it is of the republicans. one side far to the left, the other side off the edge. i'm certainly a figure on the right. but this is about the rule of law. >> let me ask you on rule of law, the latest statement out from checks and balances, this group, calls

stephen gardner w011 100th of a second. stephen gardner won the record in a new world record.those two huge wins against canada and namibia, they were thrashed 49—3 by south africa at the springboks running a total of ten tries. they are now the top of the pool and they hope to qualify along with new zealand. i think technically and technically, there was stephanie some mistakes and errors. but i thought the way the guys physically pitched was good. i think if we want to go all the way, that is something that we must do again. and we felt in the previous five or six days that we played this year, it was not really consistent and that was specific which is one of our strengths which was stay consistent. this was a game and i was really proud about that. they are an outstanding side. coming into play italy in a friendly in the autumn, this was them coming. we know they are a good side but you can't play for 40 minutes like that. onto cricket ended to stay three. the first test between india and south africa. they had been in trouble since india declared theirfirst innings on 502

this is alexander gardner's picture, taken the day after the battle. if you look at the tree on the left, it arcs up and is a little thin. same with this one here. the -- there is one just like those that says september 18. i am not saying it was taken september 17, i am thinking closer to october. still, the trees are going to be pretty close. you can see the windows in the front door open about the same, so probably the same time of year. i think these are probably a little bit closer, that it would have been taken in 1862. this is another one of the same sort of series. the trees on the top are very similar. i will cycle through the three of these. the trees look pretty much the same. what i put together in my head is that e.m. recher goes down there, want to take a picture of the house for his own use, and philip and samuel pry say, we will make you a deal, take a picture of us and you can take a picture for your own use. i don't have any evidence, but it makes sense. so this is the picture he took for the family and this is the picture he used com

how did we become a key point to islamist terror until now you see sarah gardner more sitting there has. been exclusive reports from a destroyed citrus. philippines from the site she starts october 24th. leg. cut. play. this is deja vu news live from burlesque what will become of northern syria that's what turkish president pressure temperature want and his russian counterpart vladimir putin are discussing their meeting comes as turkey threatens to resume a military offensive against kurdish forces in syria. also coming up the emperor sends his japan's national he to formally proclaims itself the new had of the world's oldest hereditary monarchy. and canada's prime minister wins a 2nd term justin trudeau as liberal party comes out ahead.

also for cory gardner in colorado and even mitch mcconnell in kentucky. he is in a hospitable environment. you are seeing a lot of money flow in -- grassroots donations to his opponent in large part because the country is fed up with his cynical approach to politics. a lot of candidates on the republican side, mitch mcconnell may become a referendum question they face and his support as majority leader may be a liability in their campaigns. host: in maine your group dropped a new ad. how much are you spending on television advertising the cycle? it is: it is -- guest: unclear. in may we will spend $6 million candidate who says that post brett kavanaugh vote she cannot run anymore as the moderate she said herself to be. a couple of months ago, in maine, she hosted a fundraiser with leaders of the federal society, which is an outside special interest group that helps create the pipeline of judicial candidates that donald trump has been putting forward and leonard leo hosted fundraiser for susan collins one year after she supported brett kavanaugh for the su

cory gardner is running for re-election.e president of the united states to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival, yes or no? >> well, look, this is what we're going to get into. the senate intelligence committee having an investigation, a bipartisan investigation. unfortunately, though, what we've seen is a very political process take over. >> but is it -- >> i've answered your question. >> no, you didn't. >> it's a yes or no. >> is it appropriate? >> here's what we see in the house of representatives. you see a very partisan process taking place. why is it when you all do stories or we see reports in the news, it's about four states? >> but the question is, is it appropriate for a president to -- >> look, i think we are going to have an investigation -- >> -- to ask a foreign government -- >> it's a nonpartisan investigation. >> sahil? >> he dodged that five times. he made it about impeachment, he made it about politics. this is a straightforward question about something that the president of the united sta

thank you, frank gardner, our security correspondent. to traffic people and money laundering. let's go live to chelmsford magistrates court — richard lister‘s there for us. it was a brief few minutes here in chelmsford, maurice robinson appeared via video link wearing a grey shirt. he confirmed his name on the date of birth, address and the fa ct the date of birth, address and the fact he is british. otherwise, he said nothing. he has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to traffic people, conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration and money—laundering. he was not required to enter a plea at this stage but may be asked to do so ata this stage but may be asked to do so at a future hearing. the next hearing will be at the old bailey exactly four weeks today. that was the situation here at chelmsford. of course, the investigation itself is now very wide ranging, ranging from the irish republic through france, belgium, down to vietnam where it is believed that many

people like colorado senator, cory gardner, not as staunchly in defense of the president, those are the people that will be facing the pressure to look at the facts of the case and decide if it's in their interest to support the president 100% or to be more open-minded to have a bipartisan vote on impeachment. that's where democrats are focusing now, trying to put pressure on a few republicans. i don't think anyone in this process thinks that 20 republicans are going to break ranks with the president and lead to the ouster of this president. putting pressure on a few of them that face tough re-elections is the top goal of republicans at this point. >> i can't see two, can you? >> right now, not. there's a lot of republicans that have been silent. they are saying, i'm going to be a juror. people like susan collins, and cory gardner, and lisa murkowski, who have shown some level of independence in the past, and mitt romney, to say what the president did was wrong, even if they don't say it is impeachable. and creating that daylight is not something we see it f often. if we see it here, it

that's her sue gardner as a child she lived in home with her sister roof she died in 2015.ute cost even he didn't live in the home. he stayed with the girlfriend, our way. >>gives all don't call anybody or tell anybody because they'll put me in a nursing home and i won't have much choices anymore so stephen who depended heavily on these 2 women kept his mother's body in the house and kept a disturbing secret. ruth live for 6 months number home with the body she to die, one. they were gone, he felt completely aligned he continue to keep her secret. he kept both women's bodies in the home with 3 years he visited regularly using a social security checks to pay bills and keep up the house. >>maybe somewhere in that emotional break he thought they might come back if if i do i'm space today. he shot himself in mily doesn't blame him. he was not a bad person. he was not a monster. he was just trying to figure out how to take care of his family. well investigators say that there have been no indication of any type of foul play. >>yeah, they say this case is closed and no charges wi

ceo jim gardner describes how they got in. >> so they came in from there, cut a -- i guess they werem the beam. and came down on the our bike rack. >> the two thieves, dressed in hoodies targeted the throw most expensive bikes in the shop, a cannondale valued at $1,000 and two raleighs with a combined $1500. the bikes had special value. when sold they help to support good karma's nonprofit services, holding free bike repair clinics, providing repair services and giving 3500 bikes to the homeless. this is the rack where the three expensive bikes were stolen. the deductible is high and won't cover the loss of those three bikes. jim gardner says that will probably represent 50 fewer bikes that his organization can service or give away to people in need. >> my heartbreaks for the criminals who did this. these are people who are desperate. they're in a hole, and they're digging their hole deeper. that is the part that is hardest for me. >> just four days earlier, thieves broke in, disconnected cables and stole a computer. they also searched for cash but failed to find any. good karma was

that's what i saw senator gardner running from.ly liked and have watched his career trajectory and i'm not sure how much longer these guys can play it safe. >> president trump had a conversation with erdogan the president of turkey on the phone, changed the policies, said he was going to invite him to the white house. >> right. >> then they start air strikes on syria. how do you explain that if you're a republican senator and stay with this president? >> what you don't do is explain. i think that's the message that they're essentially delivering to america is we're not going to explain this. we're going to try to do exactly what trump is doing, point you here, point you there, and everywhere and then say the free press, you people, journalists are against us. this is what is most troubling. i say to myself again as i said earlier in the show, republicans are supposed to be the constitution loving party and here they are attacking a free press saying, you just want to take down this president. they deflect, divert, and won't answer

and i think gardner instinctively understood that when he said really, it's about colorado and maine and arizona and north carolina. yeah, man, it is. because these people are up in 2020, and you have to make a hard choice. you have all this testimony that the president was trying to dig up dirt on his opponent and had suffered through u.s. foreign policy and gave it to rudy giuliani and igor and lev, or whatever these clowns' names are, and you're going to have to defend that, and he can't. and he is nervous. i don't blame him. he has fear on his face. he is scared. they're all afraid. just as robert costa, who is a great guy, came to my class at tulane. he knows the internal works of the republican party as well as any pollster. he said before he left, he said they're all scared to death and they're all nervous, and it's just going to get worse and worse. >> james carville has agreed to stay with us over this break. we'll do that. when we come back, trump steps up his attack on joe biden tonight. we'll show you this from the rally. we'll talk about it right after this. it's time fo

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gardner has to try to win re-election there. trump at 41%. are four vulnerable republicans in states trump's approval is shaky or just not that good. one flip side to tell but quickly, keep in mind one democrat who is running for re-election in a state trump is popular, that's doug jones. he won that special election in alabama. that's why jones is considered probably the single most vulnerable out there. >> how important is the donald trump campaign getting onboard with those particular campaigns, those vulnerable senators? how much does the money from his campaign mean to them, alex? >> it could mean a lot potentially. you have a situation right now where senate republicans have been struggling and are outraised. that's not a great sign for these senate republicans. you have a situation where there's this mutual dependency. senate trump needs senate republicans to keep him from being removed from office in impeachment proceedings and then senate republicans from the number one fund-raiser. it is this interesting dynamic where president dona

lamar alexander is retiring, cory gardner is up for reelection in a competitive state. and their rhetoric is slightly different. alexander saying what trump did is wrong but not impeachable, gardener doing everything he can to avoid the question. neither of them is walking away from donald trump and that's all trump needs to know right now. his party is still with him. >> are the republicans willing to say this is bad conduct but not impeachable. even mitt romney who got repeated attacks from the president did not call for the president's impeachment. and the president is sending a signal the way he attacked him, if you criticize me on this, 85%, 95% of the party is with me. >> and you saw tucker carlson lay this out saying there's no way to defend this, saying it's bad but not calling for impeachment. >> would trump actually go along with that? of course he won't. when it comes to the republicans, i think this is one of the reasons why the dems want to focus on ukraine. the more they investigate, the more that republicans can say it's a witch hunt. if you look at the p

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cory gardner has a tough reelection in colorado. they know that the voters are divided and they could face a political backlash of fixing to closing with president trump. >> harris: senator graham also not mincing words when introducing his resolution. he ripped the media apart for what he sees as a double standard. let's get to that. >> if we were doing this, you would be beating the [bleep] out of us. you'd be all over me. i think it says a lot about people in your business, with all due respect. i'm confident that if we had an intel committee inquiry involving a democratic president or we selectively leak stuff, you'd be calling us every kind of bad name and we would deserve it. >> harris: is he right? >> it's an effective argument and there's reason that the democrats in the house are eventually going to be holding public hearings. >> harris: one is not going to happen? you said november? >> i think they are probably going to get another half dozen or so witnesses behind closed doors. we know that the first member of the trump a

cruz, my friend, the ambassador to the united states from the state of israel, ron dermer and nile gardner's friend, daniel hadden, conservative member of the european parliament. so this is about them and this is about the legacy of senator helms, as brian said so eloquently. but i'm going to go back to the 1970s, not in this country, but in the united kingdom. the aircraft carrier freedom, the place where democratic representative began. 1970s when senator helms came to the united states senate, the united kingdom was on the eve of destruction. i saw it as a young american whose father was stationed on a british military base. what we now know is the soviet-backed labor unions were holding the uk in hostage. the welfare state drew the life out of the people. and the socialist labor government accepted the united kingdom's devolution into third-world status. out of the depths of those times came two remarkable leaders. one was a methodist grocer's daughter. the other was a baptist sheriff's son. they became united in an unapologetic defense, the belief that western civilization was worth ce

this is senator gardner. >> do you believe it's appropriate for the president of the united states toeign leader to investigate a political rival? yes or no? >> if this is what we're going to get into, the senate intelligence committee is having a bipartisan investigation. unfortunately though what we've seen is a very political process take over. >> but the question is, is it appropriate for -- >> look, we are going to have an investigation. it's a nonpartisan investigation. >> it's a yes-or-no question. >> that went on for four minutes, donna. >> i know. and it's painful just to watch -- >> 25 seconds of that. >> look. i think cory gardner, joni ernst, all of these electeds who are up for re-election are going to face this question. they are not going to be able to run away from it. there is not a good answer except, no, i don't think it's right for a president to investigate his political rival. there is no other answer if you believe in the constitution. and i think that the president will throw everyone under the bus. he'll do it with pence. he'll do it with pompeo. he'll do it w

alexander collins, blount, burr, ernst, gardner, mcsally, portman, romney, sasse. starting with that list, what are you going to look for? what do you think the chances are that so much as one name on that list goes? >> the main thing you watch for is when mitch mcconnell feels like his majority is in danger. the moment mitch mcconnell sees that mcsally or collins or gardner is going to lose and the moment he sees that his numbers are going to be much closer to 49 or 47 than 51 or 52, he will cut donald trump loose. he will leave him flopping on the deck like a gutted fish. it will be done. mitch mcconnell is a survivor. mitch mcconnell doesn't give a damn about donald trump. he does give a damn about control of the u.s. senate. donald trump is an impediment to that, he'll go. as long as mitch mcconnell has that equation, he's going to hold the majority of the republican vote and certainly he's going to hold the number required to prevent the president from being convicted in the senate until he sees that his majority's in danger. and what we are seeing is signs, b

gardner says the bike revenue would have given back to its nonprofit services by providing by prepareseless and more. if true the breaks my heart for these people because they're in a hole. they're struggling and they're digging hole deeper just days before the bike burglary sees broke in and stole a computer. they also grabbed an empty cash drawer. >>garner says he'working with the san jose police department to get that surveillance video and share with the public so everyone will keep their eyes out now while he's a big believer in karma he says that he hopes whoever is responsible make in san jose taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>in stockton video just released of shows 2 thieves stealing the tires and the rams from a family's parked car happened about 02:00am friday morning. and it all happened within just a matter of minutes reporter christy grosz has that story. >>is the type of work you expect to see out on the track from a nascar pit crew this home video shows 2 thieves in stockton, still all 4 tires and rims off a family's car up a whole into school. >>and that's when we realized

or at least close enough for government work although according to the -- the latest research from gardner, amazon web services is still the superior offer and they beat microsoft in reliability and cost and technical support and gardner remains the ultimate arbiter. but if azure is good enough for the pentagon it is good enough for any given business and it is a paradigm changer for microsoft. i think this will give them more of a boost and next now consider the context this jedi news broke 24 hours after microsoft and amazon both reported their latest quarterly results. microsoft knocked it out of the park amazon's numbers were widely panned how did microsoft ceo deliver such phenomenal growth he's killing it in the intelligent cloud business and azure good an astounding 63% clip on a constant currency basis so we know microsoft was firing on all cylinders. this jedi contract simply confirms it. and yes, i am going to turn this on every time i use the term jedi, all right. it is my darn show as for amazon, they got dinged after ugly earnings and a big shortfall and the kind of forecast i

there is no more video that has gone viral than cory gardner and joni ernst, watch how they respondedy were pressed on it. okay, so unfortunately we don't have that tape, but you may recall cory gardner when asked yesterday completely dodging the question, refusing to even acknowledge the question. draw on your historical experience and tell me how odd it is that a senator won't answer a question about whether a sitting president can ask for help from a foreign government. >> 1974 tells us a lot, because richard nixon and the republicans were in the minority at the time, that was liberals, conservatives, and moderates, they were not that bound to nixon. he was growingly unpopular and the economy was getting bad. compare that to the senate now, which is so bound to donald trump so that people who are in swing districts, in swing states, since we're talking about senators, you will see scenes like the one we saw that you're referring to. >> i wanted to get your thoughts on one other thing which is that 538 has been tracking impeachment support by party. they are finding that support for

>>gardner says the bike revenue would have given back to its nonprofit services by providing by prepares free bikes to the homeless and more. if true the breaks my heart for these people because. >>they're in a hole. they're struggling and they're digging hole deeper just days before the bike burglary sees broke in and stole a computer. >>they also grabbed an empty cash drawer. >>garner says he's working with the san jose police department to get that surveillance video and share with the public so everyone will keep their eyes out now while he's a big believer in karma he says that he hopes whoever is responsible make better choices moving forward in san jose taylor sackey kron 4 news. >>in the north bay the marin county sheriff's department has identified the person who was found dead near china camp state park. they say 22 year-old cases vasquez velasquez from richmond died. his body was found friday morning the cause of death is still under investigation. ellen a candidate for mayor of san francisco is under fire tonight over a political ad. >>she put up half a dozen billboards aroun

here is republican senator cory gardner of colorado who is currently running behind democratic candidateohn hickenlooper in the polls in his re-election campaign in colorado. >> do you believe it's appropriate for the president of the united states to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival? yes or no. >> look, this is what we're going to get into it. the senate intelligence committee is having an investigation, a bipartisan investigation. unfortunately, though, what we've seen is a very political process take over. >> but the question is, is it appropriate for -- >> it is a yes-or-no question. after this break, we'll be joined by rick wilson and norm orenstein to consider the quickly changing politics of impeachment and why the polls on impeachment are all moving in the same direction. only one direction. that's next. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea.

to watch cory gardner and before him joni ernst try not to even answer the simplest question he here,y shows the dilemma they feel and felt for the last two-plus years. they've enabled donald trump. they have bowed to the way in which he has intimidated them with pressure including from that base that is in their states. and they've sat through what we now see as a level of corruption that is unparalleled in our history. it's like you go into a body an in every room and under every people turning.nother one and so sondland now going to give a deposition despite what the secretary of state said, the ambassador to the eu. more rats will leave the sinking ship and it's going to change the dynamic here. maybe moral cowards will get a little bit of spine but not because they've become moral, only because they're cowardice turns them in another direction. >> in contrast to h.r. mcmaster, let's take a look at mike pence. it's vaughn hillyard who is just putting a very simple question to mike pence. let's watch this struggle. >> were you ever aware, mr. vice president, the interest in the bid

gardner, ms. gardner.she was invited to their graduations, problems, and unfortunately sometimes their funerals. icorpxposure to amer programs, urban teachers, it built my commitment. what is interesting to me as you have the idea of who serves and who was serving home. what i noticed is you had people coming from within their communities to serving their communities outside of their economic backgrounds, social and economic. that is where i got said join the revolution. i jumped at a chance to bring service at scale to young people and make sure it's a common opportunity. what i want to talk about is what does this look like? we know that the federal piece will be a large piece. i wanted to elaborate on that piece of federal legislation we are trying to move forward as part of our serve america together campaign. we call for universal national service, but i want to clarify once again that we don't advocate for mandatory. i universally mean common opportunity and expectation for young people to serve. we

>>joint venture you're questioning like cory gardner of vulnerable republican senator from colorado who spyesterday refused to answer whether it's appropriate to ask a foreign power to investigate your domestic rival. >>during that what here for smart guy you know that maybe this is about the politics of the moment. >>as trump's attorney looks to hire more lawyers. the president is serving as his own attack dog. he was only. >>good vice president because ro obamunt.od how to kiss the >>after the biden family in his most personal attacks yet in minnesota thursday night turning the former vice president's son into a campaign prior. >>where's hunter looking to get get to where is hunter. i want to see hunter assessment. you know nothing about energy, you know nothing about you know nothing about anything frankly. hunter you're a loser. >>that was kaitlan collins reporting next week and not shaping up to be much better for the president lawmakers who are running the impeachment inquiry have testimony lined up from several more witnesses as part of the investigation and that list includes in

reporters catching up with cory gardner yesterday.ching up with cory gardner yesterday. >> as you know, impeachment is on the minds of a lot of people. you call the partisan circus. do you believe it's appropriate for the president to ask a foreign leader to investigate a political rival? the intelligence committee is having a bipartisan investigation. we've seen a very political process takeover. to impeachys we need him now. that's about politics. isn't a yes or no? >> you see a very partisan process taking place. why is it being about four states? be about politics and the election rather than the serious process. >> is it appropriate? it's a nonpartisan investigation. that's the answer you get from a serious investigation. >> would you be ok if it was a democrat? this was a use of a tool in the constitution. this is about an investigation taking place in the senate intelligence committee. the house is partisan. what other reason do you have to cover for states you do a story on this? what you are saying over and over again. this i

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