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most working people cannot be bl glued to their televisions.e for some? >> moving the needle, the way you design that is important. to remove the president, you have to split his base. yesterday didn't do that. i don't expect absent some of the more senior people from the white house going in and telling dramatic testimony, that that will happen. the democrats put on a strong case. and democrats and independents will all vote in november of next year. it does matter. i think republicans did what they thought they needed to do. they need to give their base something to hold on to. i think the best argument was, the simplest argument, that the aid went through and there's no more investigations. it falls apart with one more piece of information. they're not going to get that from fax fox news, or rush limbau limbaugh. >> i want to make the point that there's a lot of voters that don't necessarily live in swing states. >> you're always sticking up for the coasts. >> not the coast, necessarily. the states that are solidly blue and red in the middle

people are glued to their tv. >> mayor gillum, that's a good point. it delivered the smallest audience so far in a week of monster cable news viewership across the board. what does that tell you? >> well, first of all, i've got to agree with speaker nancy pelosi that this moment cannot be about the politics. the actions that are being taken right now by democrats and by frankly the congress and soon probably the united states senate, these are not just actions for this moment, these are actions for the history. over the arc of history we will look back on this moment and assess whether or not a president was held accountable for some of the most blatant illegal and corrupt actions that we've ever been able to witness as a nation. i find mr. yang's comments a little bit unfortunate. i'm glad to see that democrats are quite frankly standing on the side of the constitution and are gearing up to hold this president accountable. i have to tell ya, i don't think that by the time we get around to october of next year that the conversation is going to be abou

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didn't and over there the panes have all been reinstalled with legs what's left of them and here it's glued into place. fragments of the past with tales to tell. for decades the image of the iranian the synagogue in flames was emblematic of the november programme. is in fact that's not quite true many synagogues were set on fire this one here on a run in to these us but this photo here which became symbolic for the burning synagogues in november 1038 is fake it was retouched in the early post-war years after. the search for us fenech relics of the past leads to the cellar and the store rooms that house forgotten treasures. such as unmarked film. along with other things they also tell of the life of jewish people in central berlin not far from iranian burgher strawson this was the so-called shrine in futile a barn district home to eastern european jews who fled here in the late 1900 century. neural xander plots. they were marginalized community. with moments of distinct pride. and small prayer rooms tucked away behind in conspicuous stores. these kind of lovers relief and porcelain figures b

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smack dab in between is a hearing that will have lawmakers and pundits and even the president himself glued to their screens. that is because on wednesday we will hear from the trump downer and eu ambassador who recently revised his closed door testimony to admit there was a quid pro quo. sundland has been in conversations with everyone from president trump to ukraine's president is emerging as a key player in the inquiry. we will dive into all of that in a moment. first, as the president says he would consider testifying before congress in this impeachment hearing, it turns out his answers in the russia investigation led by robert mueller are drawing new scrutiny today. cnn has learned that the house is now investigating whether the president lied to the special counsel. the russia probe ended 8 months ago, robert mueller testified 4 months ago. why is this coming up now? >> i'll tell you, why because the house democrats, they want to see the grand jury information in the mueller probe as part of their oversight investigations that are ongoing along with this impeachment probe. the house l

desperate they remained glued to their phones trying to reach their loved ones. to wait. for many. police have described the suspect as a 16 year old a student at the school who carried out the attack on his birthday. detectives have reviewed the video at the scene which clearly show the so subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack shoot 5 people and then shoot himself in the head. police are investigating the crime scene including the suspect's house for clues they're trying to figure out his motive answer the question of why he turned on his fellow students. for a short time ago i spoke with jason campbell donya he's the l.a. bureau chief with n.b.c. news radio he told me more about the suspected motive behind the shooting. well right now motive is still unclear but there's a couple of reports that are getting a lot of play one and today is his birthday and 2 there are some social media posts where he might have made reference to today's events before they took place and on top of that there might be a relationship that might have gone sour which might have trigger

than $700.00 cubes and as much as 2 hours into each of his portraits what he doesn't put into them is glued either the frame holds the cubes in place or the image falls to pieces as soon as it's completed he has nearly 350000 followers on instagram he generally makes portraits of famous figures some of the stars share the images on social media winning him even more followers share his fascination with the cubes. one people look at you solving a cube in 10 seconds think of someone from another planet families with the artwork but it's something more fascinating than tarty started out by setting records he said impressive 60 italian records 9 european ones and 3 world records he solves the rubik's cube in less than 10 seconds even underwater. giovani khan tarty lives in the town where he was born paediatric portis. he's able to live from his art and is even under contract to the new york city calorie that sells his works to collectors around the world for 5 figure songs but he sees no need to leave peyser he's done a portrait of the town's most famous son opera composer giacchino rossini goo

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everybody was glued to their television sets and when they lifted the cup, people just poured out intoy did such a tremendous job yesterday, so very, very proud of them. in many terms, it is better than 1995, the team is transparent and at the first—ever black capped team. i was —— his story, coming from retention and what he has done his dad flying for the first time like to watch is in play. it is hollywood stuff —— the first—ever black captain of our team. in a moment it will be time for click, but before we go, we loved this from match of the day last night — as gary lineker teased ian wright over the rumours he's about to head to the jungle, for i'm a celebrity, get me out of here. good night. city leave it late and wright is off to eat leaves. i looking forward to much that one or are you off? no, i will be watching that one. i will be watching it. norwich had come out of thejungle watching it. norwich had come out of the jungle that has the championship. it must be happy camp, i would have thought. annie, frank and his young team are passing all the trials at the moment. —— i me

desperate they remained glued to their phones trying to reach their loved ones. to wait for a torch and for many. years mason still spirit is close to all. police have described the suspect as a 16 year old a student at the school who carried out the attack on his birthday. detectives have reviewed the video at the scene which clearly show the subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack shoot and 5 people and then shoot himself in the head. police are investigating the crime scene including the suspect's house for clues they're trying to figure out his motive answer the question of why he turned on his fellow students. italy has declared a state of emergency after the catastrophic flooding of venice the government has released 20000000 euros for immediate aid prime minister jets a big conte described the disaster as a blow to the heart of the country the mayor of venice of the very future of the city is at stake. the floodwaters recede and the people of venice salvage what they can. just. this city floods regularly and venetians take precautions the

desperate they remained glued to their phones trying to reach their loved ones. to wait. for many. police have described the suspect as a 16 year old a student at the school who carried out the attack on his birthday. detectives have reviewed the video at the scene which clearly show the so subject in the quad withdraw a handgun from his backpack shoot 5 people and then shoot himself in the head. police are investigating the crime scene including the suspect's house for clues they're trying to figure out his motive and so the question of why he turned on his fellow students. joining me now from los angeles is jason capital and yet he's the l.a. bureau chief with n.b.c. news radio jason 1st of all just tell us about the victims of this latest california school shooting i understand they were teenagers. that's right and they range in age between 16 and 14 years old some very young people here in southern california were affected today the high school rows about 2500 school students a day so as the shooting was happening school was just getting underway the survivors were taken off ca

a few weeks ago, we were all glued to a press conference in the oval office in washington. was there saying we were close toa trump was there saying we were close to a phase one trade deal being signed and a lead chinese negotiator was also happy with progress being made. fast forward to this week, we are supposed to be seeing that phase one deal signed at the apec meeting in chile but it was cancelled. we haven't got any details from president trump in that speech today oi’ president trump in that speech today or elsewhere about where an alternative time and place has been found to sign battery deal which really indicates to me that not much progress has been made. staying with the trade war because in less than a week, the us is expected to impose its ban on china's huawei. dad has been moved several times if you remember to allow companies like google to adjust to the new rules. washington blacklisted the chinese tech giant back in may, citing national security concerns. the move isa national security concerns. the move is a major blow to huawei's ambitions to lead the r

. >> reporter: the suspect also glued the front door with some type of seal and glued the lock. he filed a police report for both incidences and now is offering $2,000 for anyone with information that can lead to an arrest. >> we upped to$200,rn b allr fr we'll do 1,000 ice cream cones, and we have a big party when we. >>> stop running from the truth. that was colin kaepernick's message to the nfl today as he worked out in front of representatives from several tems. >> all right. the question now, will a team sign him? kaepernick's workout didn't go exactly as planned, though. let's get to abc7 news sports anchor chris alvarez. >> it's been an interesting process over the last week or so. now years removed from playing his last game with the niners, colin kaepernick worked out in atlanta today but only after the site was changed because the nfl wouldn't allow cameras into the falcons practice facility, leading many to believe the whole thing was a sham. it was supposed to be the workout that could revive his pro football career. but at the last minute, colin kaepernick abruptly

number three, don't be glued to your partner's hip. >> hey, lover, aren't you going to introduce me?ave a side bar with the crazy uncle. >> they want you to say grace. >> go chat with his or her mum in the kitchen. go do those things that show you don't need a babysitter. that will score massive independence points. >> day by day by day. amen. >> amen. >> oh, greg, that was lovely. >> but don't try too hard. >> oh. >> oh! >> and lastly, remember this -- the most important thing is you love and respect the person you're with. just show how into that person you are. >> that matthew hussey always giving us the goods. all right. let's get to tonight's "e.t." birthdays. which oscar winning actress is a descendent on one of the signers of the declaration? travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> we are in cabo with dwayne johnson and kevin hart, taking over "e.t." the cast of the new "juman "jumanji" guest cohost. >> sorry. i got nervous. >>> what tom's costars have the say about the nicest man this hollywood. >> i want to know. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> in tonight'

. >> they made they glued the crazy hats together himself. made the ideas reality on stage. so this show of a wife searching for her prince was born . >> it was wild and wacky. the world took notice. big names like annette fern a cello and willie brown took part in the show. the queen of england and later prince charles and camilla came to watch. even the cast underestimated how long this will last ? >> i thought this would be a good job for about six weeks until i got a good job . >> by the time the show closes, it will be 34. >> even now, she feels joy every night when she takes to the stage and sings. >> i love everything about the theater. even the arguments, all the stuff backstage that goes on. happy, fun, joy, anger. john spent four decades as stage manager. he just retired a few months ago . >> two or three weeks later they called me and said hope you are sitting down we are closing the show. if i had been standing up i would've fallen over. >> so many others have tried to copy this and failed . >> you have to have that sensibility . >> as we say, farewell. maybe it

. >> reporter: the suspect glued the front door with some type of seal and but youed t glued it's offering00 for information that leads to an arrest. >> we'll have a big party when we get him. >> reporter: in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> new details, we're learning how much fuel was lost in that explosion and fire at the new star energy facility in crockett last month. nearly 280,000 gallons of ethanol were lost along with 161,000 gallons of renewable diesel and nearly 2,000 gallons of jet fuel according to a new report released by nustar. investigators are working to determine what sparked the fire. >>> in the south bay, demolition is well under way on a popular mall. abc news went by the shopping mall in cupertino. you can see the large section of the structure has been knocked down. we didn't see anyone working when we were there. but it was a much different scene than thursday. a video captured crews in action and the dramatic moment there, a section came toppling down onto the street below. it kicked up all that dust and some insulation, making for quite the spectac

we're going to see a lot of testimony, a lot of names that will be suddenly familiar to people who are gluedto this impeachment process. but none is more important, as far as we know now, is as important as gordon sondland. because he is the lynch pin. he's the guy who talked to the president. he's the guy who, according to what kylie was just reporting, reported back on the investigations he was trying to get, allegedly, in exchange for a white house meeting and, more importantly, the military aid from the united states. and the fact that he was reporting back, apparently, to mick mulvaney, the president's chief of staff, to the almost former energy secretary, rick perry, it is so significant. there is a very widely played parlor game right now in washington, though. the question is whether or not sondland is actually going to show up, because he's literally going to be dancing on the head of a pin in that hearing room. >> you can see why, right? because since he was deposed behind closed doors, we have learned from other witnesses here that he had spoken on the phone with the president and

. >> reporter: the suspect also glued the front door with some kind of seal and glued the lock. he filed a police report for both incidences and now is offering $2,000 for anyone with information that can lead to an arrest. >> we upped it up to $2,000 or you can bring all your friends and we will do 1,000 ice cream cones and we have a big party when we get him. >> reporter: in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> stop running from the truth. that was colin kaepernick's message to the nfl as he worked out in front of representatives from several teams. the question now, will a team sign him? the former 49ers quarterback worked out in atlanta, but only after the site was changed because the league wouldn't allow cameras in the falcons facility. that led many to believe the whole thing was a sham. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez explains. >> it was supposed to be the workout that could revive his pro football career but at the last minute colin kaepernick abruptly taking control back from the nfl, changing venues from the closed confines of the atlanta falcons practice

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january trial be for joe biden and pete buttigieg, like emily was talking about because they won't be glued to a senate desk. >> absolutely. i think it will shove them into the spotlight. but at the same time, it could shove 2020 aside, and shove impeachment into the spotlight, in the sense that americans will be glued to their tvs, wondering if trump will be removed from office, rather than paying attention to the presidential election. so it is hard to say how much of an advantage it really gets. >> so much changes so quick limit thank you, emily, and john, i will see you again later in this hour. >>> the secret server where the president's call with ukraine was hidden, more on the man who moved it there as he faces questioning this coming week. ns so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. enterprise car sale

michael: i'm not sure they will be glued to it. this has been in the news with quite some time.will register if there seems to be an actual threat to donald trump. beyond that, there aren't very many applications for investment. obviously, jay powell is going to have a much bigger impact on the markets, although maybe not today. investors i've talked to say it is way down their list of concerns at this point because the belief is no matter what happens on the house side, if he gets impeached, the senate won't convict. mike, i think we are about to hear from fed chair jay powell. i think he is being introduced now by the chair. the chair unfortunately a little bit late, so the timing of this event a little offkilter. we would probably be end of the testimony right now, but fed chair jay powell being introduced right now. vonnie: and of course, we are keeping an ion stocks and bonds. more movement in bonds as we await the testimony. we have the 10 year yield around 1.86%, down from 1.94% yesterday. other indices relatively flat. thank you,l: chairman lee and vice chair maloney and

help >>and important is it that these hearings are now playing out publicly of the people were glued to thr tv sets toy. >>kenyan particularly for thththe undecided voters voter who are in the middle who don't know necessarily who they'reoing to support in the up coming presidential republican nd that's why worked so hard and president trump as well today, younow to frame thi an entire process that shouldn't be taken seriously at all according to them. >>athis point alexandra does it seem to you that even if the president is impeached in the house that he would still get the full republican support in the senate and he would remain in office. >>now i don't think th that's clear at all you know as senate majority leader mitch publicly he says that he doesn'thk that the senate what actually remove the president om office. but you know that remains tbe seen it real depends how the rest ofhese hearings go where those republican setors will stand if it comes to that point. >>all right. thank you alexandra lamont for shedding a little light on we wi certainly be checking back with you in t

. >> this hearing room will be packed today and the eyes of the nation may be glued to this table where the first two public impeachment inquiry witnesses will testify. william taylor and george kent the state department official will tell what they know of efforts by the president to launch investigations into the 2016 election and former vice president joe biden's son hunter. taylor has already told lawmakers security assistance money would not come until the president of ukraine committed to pursuing the investigation. >> it's clear that the ukrainians did know that the aid was being withheld. there were discussions that took place that indicate that. >> ukraine got the money. there was no quid pro quo and he himself thought that. >> on deck for next week including 3 requested by republicans. he is refusing demands. >> delusional witch hunts. >> president trump railed against the impeachment inquiry but this public process could cut ooesdz way. >> the question -- either way. >> the question is how the narrative will develop where conservatives and liberals are spitting out different

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glu goes out on the street with him a year mosque and other relatives to draw attention to those whohave disappeared the police intervene and break up the gathering. we contacted the turkish authorities to find out more. we asked the ministry of the interior for a statement via the turkish embassy in berlin but to no avail. international human rights groups have not received any information about the disappearances from the turkish authorities either they can only speculate as to why the government has resorted to such ruthless methods overall it's very difficult to explain a kind of rational reason for doing this which isn't based on a desire to either. frighten the rest of the population or to extract information from those men will make those men confess to crimes which perhaps they didn't commit. some of those who have been abducted and later released have found the courage to talk about what they experienced publicly to help other victims and their relatives. who one man wrote a letter describing how he had been tortured in a secret location probably run by the turkish secret se

plates used to be glued to the outside of the rocket by hand, a time-consuming process.or ariane 6, these components are sprayed on by a robot. >> this creates a uniform surface, which is important for the structures on the upper section. it is much better and easier. you have much better control of the process. and it is much more cost-effective than the previous method. reporter: there are two versions planned for the new rocket. one will be able to launch two satellites, , and the otheher wl be ablble to launchh four. the operators hope this flexibility will help to attract more customers. they are calling f for eu fundss for rocketss to go to european producers. >> we much more dependent on the commercial market. it is a question of fairness. if we have institutional launches in europe, we should launch with a european rocket. reporter: up to 12 rockets are to be produced annually, double the previous amount. this fuel tank will soon take off on its maiden flight. the first ariane 6 will launch at the end of 2020. phil: for many children, time spent in school is part

are here and there is shooting at craft and it was not being said he would do that and everywhere glued this is not the kind of situation we want on the continent of the. when gorbachev was foreshadowing in 2006 what he was describing today in 2019 i mean it seems that he was a minority at the time why do you think that was the case. i think that he could see clearly the tensions that were rising and they had that by not over things like the iraq war and russia was on the other side but he could also see i think the root of nationalism in russia with which he would be quite uncomfortable he's been very careful over the years not to be too critical of vladimir putin having said which he is critical of him because he doesn't recognize a real democrat but he's really quite right in saying that nor could we the west export our democracy you know as a ready made model to them after all they've been through 70 years of communism and as we've also seen in the form of the idea in east germany and also in the former soviet air is that actually has affected people very deeply and i think there's

confirmed as a supreme court justice amid sexual assault allegations you would expect americans to be glued to their t.v. screens now there is an actual impeachment inquiry open after all articles of impeachment could be drawn up the senate could be faced with the choice of whether or not to convene an impeachment trial and the stakes are significantly higher but the american public seems far less interested i wonder how many americans know or even care about the key witnesses you never heard of the master you've been a bitch have you ever heard of george can't. are you watching the trumpet pietschmann inquiry hearings on t.v. . does it interest you at all. why do you think you are americans are trying to watch the speech here it's it's it's a fluke easy yeah sure it's fake you know i mean like 23 years since he's come into power if you like that one are you really going on the thing you have that this is a big colossal waste of time. in which the bread here it was more so like you know sensitive to the public and this one is just everybody's either this or they're so yes it seems that the

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