haas. >> now with my mic on. thank you and good morning. let me say that recent events that we're discussing here today did not take place in a vacuum. they can only be understood against the backdrop of nearly three-quarters of a century of history, in particular, recent history. here, i would highlight the american decision in 2018 to exit the 2015 nuclear agreement, the jcpoa, and the decision to introduce significant sanctions against iran. these sanctions constituted a form of economic warfare. iran was not in a position to respond in kind, and instead instituted a series of military actions meant to make the united states and others pay a price for thee sanctions, and, therefore, to conclude that they needed to be removed. it is also important, i believe, to point out here that the united states did not provide a diplomatic alternative to iran when it imposed these sanctions. this was the context in which the targeted killing of qassem soleimani took place. this event needs to be asse

haas, do you want to begin?> the answer is implicit in your question, that obviously it doesn't help. i think our reputation has taken a hit several ways here. one is the mention you had, sir, of the possibility of targeting cultural sites which would also be inconsistent with what many of your colleagues have mentioned about our desire to side with the iranian people. going after cultural sites is not going to help us in that undertaking. i think also that we've hurt ourselves a little bit on not being able to publicly back up the claim of imminence. that's clearly hurt us in iraq. because it makes it much harder to justify what we did. and all this doesn't take place, shall we say, absent a context. in the entire post-2003 inability to demonstrate the wmd link to saddam. so i think what we have done is created questions about our reputation. and i think that we will pay a price for that. >> thank you, congressman. particularly for bringing this issue up, because i think from my perspective, i've found that i'm

sebastian haas has been taking on apprentices for 20 years he's seen both the good and less gifted come and go. come flocking in our company there isn't much of a hierarchy but the apprentice is at the lowest level of what little hierarchy there is. for the 1st lesson is to learn to listen. to stand by. not to think of them i can do it all already. they don't get bullied or harassed but i definitely think that it's important for them to approach things with a certain amount of humility. training is an opportunity to learn and that takes modesty including when it comes to the paycheck the average monthly pay for an apprentice amounts to less than $800.00 euros and that's before taxes. the last suppresses just like all the others have to learn how to get by on very little. your highness' experience is what vocational education is in germany every friday. that's when the apprentice who is no longer so young climbs into a somewhat crappy car and drives across birdman. he's heading for vocational school it's the other part of the dual training system when you sit in a classroom and learn the

doing as much as 100 hours of overtime every month while he isn't serving at the front line as often haas to be at the side of demonstrations david is hiding his identity feel being bullied by protesters online and he worries about professional repercussions. as a member of the hong kong police force i shouldn't be criticizing it in public but as a citizen of hong kong i have to say the senior officers have basically messed it up . officials deny the police have done anything wrong the police has been in the focus of the demonstrators since june when they 1st violently broke up a protest. since then public anger has steadily grow especially among the young david says most of his friends have turned their back on him in the past 6 months. i was a bit upset about it because they were my good friends but then i thought about it there's nothing i can do he says several of his colleagues have quit their jobs but while he's at odds with the current tactics he has no intention to leave. i should be staying in the police force and try to maintain the right mentality and to uphold the values of th

yesterday was the worst day in more than 8 months for the chinese stock markets back in the days and haas of course the situation was much more severe there were estimates that sars. decreased the chinese economy in 2003 by one percent and decreased also the hong kong g.d.p. by roughly 2.5 percent of course those estimates are quite controversial and you know government spending can also offset some of the sex so it's really hard to measure and give you a concrete number on that and have was about international companies are doing business in and we thought china do we have anything like cancellations of business types or the likes. i mean not on the message scale until now only japan and usa they have issued trouble of warnings to the who a province that's a province. where it will harness the capital so basically the epicenter of the virus and the rest of the region is not really affected on a mess of scale yet it will hand itself i mean it's a it's a big industrial city but folks are most of the german companies they only hire local employ you see it doesn't have the big expectorants y

haas, and all the others, i think we will cut the ribbon. will we cut the ribbon? the ribbon and then we are going to let our kids get back to playing and having a good time. okay, kids? yes. do you want us to get out of your hair? okay. [laughter] thank you, everyone, for coming. >> five, four, three, two, one. [cheers and applause] francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin most of that 7, 8, 9 some have god drew us into the someplace we became the network ministries for homeless women escaping prostitution if the months period before i performed memorial services store produced women that

correspondent haas and get us reporting there now what is the purpose of a company is a to simply create value for shareholders or is it to guarantee certain social goods like work and decent wages with climate change looming and inequality persisting skepticism over traditional a shareholder capitalism is coming from all corners and seems to resonate among the leaders gathered in davos. one message coming out of davos is that companies want to take more responsibility for the environment and one is ahead of the pack one of the world's biggest money managers blackrock is working with germany and france on creating environmental funds $500000000.00 for sustainable investments and the trillions of dollars that blackrock manages will be invested in clean projects. we're going to turn down any companies that don't take long term environmental and clue. i'm at risks into consideration in their corporate management they take coal mining for example we will withdraw from companies that continue to rely on coal will refuse to take part in those projects. blackrock is still one of the biggest inv

if you hear this farce news agency well no more can be said for about and that was journalist reza haas day reporting from tehran and earlier i spoke to aviation expert stephen wright and i asked him if he could explain how a commercial airline could be confused with a hostile target. well actually. the the military should not obviously their own personal location and the thing that i found remarkable is that the military are located so close to a very large commercial apple. almost particularly confusing for myself is iran itself geographically is a really big city that surrounded by mountains the airport is located away from the hills because planes don't not fly. in that sort of general location so they're full why do you put a missile battery so close to an international apple it's not very clear for the by the strategic purpose of especially as it civilian airliners taking off and landing . what about the air force why wasn't the airport closed is that something that would or should normally happen in a situation of the heightened tensions that we're seeing between iran and the u.s

i want to bring in ambassador richard haas, a top diplomat in george w.ministration and is currently the president of the council on foreign relations. thank you for joining us. so we learned after the strike that the trump administration is deploying thousands more troops to the middle east, sending thousands of them to kuwait specifically. does that signal that a retaliation is inevitable, that war is inevitable. >> i think retaliation is likely. we think of war of guys in uniform on battlefields and beginning and ends and this is likely to be much more diffuse and could be random in terms of time and use militia and cyber and we're looking at something for distributeive in terms of geography and israel and could include a cyber attack on the united states. >> president trump presenting this information, relying on the world to believe his word as you and i have long discussed he's had his own credibility issues. he said a lot of things that are not true. do you worry that the public, the world, will not believe what trump tells them when he needs them

. >>> buenas tardes, como pueden ver en este momento todo haa laormalidad en el centro comercial en sanego de que las autoridades recibiera una llamada de emergencia alrededor de la única 47 de la tarde que reportaba a un hombre herido apuñalado de acuerdo al reporte policiaco se trata de un joven de 17 años de edad quien aparentemente fue apuñalado por su novia de 18 años de edad, según testigos estuvieron discutiendo frente a esta tienda, la víctima fue trasladada al hospital mientras que las fue detenida y trasladada a la cárcel, aún se desconocen los motivos por el cual ocurriese incidente. sin embargo las autoridades siguen investigando este caso como un acto de violencia se desconoce la condición médica de la víctima fue trasladada al hospital mientras tanto la tienda no cerró sus puertas y todo fluye con normalidad ya que el incidente ocurrió en esta parte ahí afuera >>> es la información que tenemos en vivo regresa con ustedes al estudio. >>> muchas gracias . >>> el vicepresidente mike pence, se pronunció frente a la tensión estados unidos e irán e indicó que no se pudo comparti

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richard haas, thank you so much for joining us. we always appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me. >>> next up, could an attack happen on american soil? agencies across the globe are looking for possible threats to the homeland. >>> later, why were some republicans in the loop about this attack? this assassination. but democrats left in the dark. the two most powerful democrats in america want answers to that now. usually foreign policy you loop people in when things happen like this. stay with us. >>> communities across the united states are at a heightened state of alert following last night's attack. earlier the nypd reassured residents no immediate threat to new york at this time, even as they urge people to remain vigilant. >> there are no specific credible threats to new york city at this time. and it's worth mentioning that. >> no credible and specific threat at this point in time, but a very different environment this morning than anything we've experienced previously and one that we need to be ready to deal with for

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we have to go back to earlye haa preview is a little more rain coming inspect tonight and for the earlyting to thicken up around san jose. temperatures in the mid-50s, not much wind right now. wind will be part of the weather story as we get into thursday. right now in emeryville, 54 degrees. in san francisco, you can see the clouds coming in from the west. temperatures also in the low 50s, wind at about 7 miles an hour. so for tomorrow morning's commute the main event for this small weather system will have passed so just lingering scattered showers. for the afternoon, more so along the coast and the peninsula, we'll see a few isolated showers. not a big event in terms of rainfall. most places picking up a tenth of an inch or less. the next batch on the north coast, by 11:00 tonight you'll begin to see showers drop south. notice on the timeline, 11 clongz, back into some briefly moderate rain. a fast-moving system after 11:00. you see more isolated showers in the south bay. so the morning commute, partly cloudy skies, a combination of isolated showers and that should be the trend the r

prime minister considered but several nominees were forced to drop out and prime minister designate haas on the yacht was accepted and tried to form a cabinet but that failed as a political factions began arguing the latest violence was sparked by the formation of a new government being delayed and the economy further deteriorate ing that's led to banks limiting the withdrawal of dollars and foreign transfers. let's introduce our panel of guests in beirut rania masri an elected council member of the political party citizens and a state by sky. a specialist on lebanese and middle east politics and elias for her a retired military general welcome to all of you so. what one of the protesters said we are in free fall now what happened last night comes from people's real pain and anger on you what do you make of that assessment. this is exactly correct i mean what happened yesterday is an escalation of what's been happening for more than 90 days and it's the direct responsibility of those in power or those who claim to be in power because they have shown complete incompetence if not direct un

reportedly with his wife proceed to call escorted by police motorbikes journalist and political activist bo haas notice mccrone in the theater and filmed him saying that the evening may be eventful after that he was arrested for being part of a group formed with the purpose of committing acts of violence his arrest or sparks outrage meanwhile more than 100 protesters in the french capital blocked the entrance to the iconic new museum people have joined union calls to demand the complete withdrawal of mccracken's pot proposals but there were mixed public feelings about the protests. and the filmmaker to whom i'm happy that they're defending culture i left at 7 in the morning from additional on where i'm from to see the an artist of intrigue submission but it's not a big deal because if they do not strike there won't really be a lot for as we know it so i don't mind the strike i'm actually happy i supported the. cops. show if someone would lend me hand i'm ready to break through the picket line because this situation is unacceptable i don't care about their pension issues . they are uniting and su

los ct del catolicismo que en vez de ayudar a la mujer, este, no-- damián trujillo: ¿culturalmente haa se hablan, porque esas son, son cosas de adultos; que cuando te dicen, "de eso no se habla", entonces en vez de quedarte tú callada, dice, "okey, está bien"-- - quiero saber.- muchos de, de los niños, en este caso, las jovencitas, van y preguntan a la amiguita, o en este, en esta, en esta sociedad digital, van al internet, y van a buscar, y no, la mayoría de las veces no es la información que deben, que es, este, que, que les puede ayudar, sino puede ser, este, información distorsionada; entonces, este, tenemos que abrir ese diálogo entre, entre madres e hijas, y en general, entre padres e hijos. damián trujillo: porque de eso sí se habla. - sí. - se tiene que hablar. maría castañeda: porque se tiene que hablar, porque el que uno no lo hable, no quiere decir que no exista, o que los niños no escuchen; los niños van a seguir escuchando, van a seguir viendo, y necesitan tener esa figura a la cual pueden ir y decir, "mi amiga me dijo esto, ¿es cierto?", y uno tiene que estar allí para, p

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case before going was arrested but his case simply threw it into the spotlight it's often called a haas this hostage justice system because it's so focused on earning confessions because prosecutors have really everything engineers are sort of geared towards towards their success that is they can detain people much longer you heard in that case he was held over 100 more than 100 days we heard in the piece. of evidence gerry rules are in their favor they don't have to share all evidence with the defend. and we start with going also that a lot of these levers were pulled he was held in detention for a long time he was even not allowed to speak with his wife in some cases under certain orders so the conviction rate is 99 percent in japan because gonsalves direction things were going and wasn't too happy with it so he's facing the japanese charges against the better claims of the. fiddle the books and there's this all this financial misconduct allegations of but he says it's politically motivated but doesn't seem to be anything particularly political about being caught with your fingers all

officials are said there were no american casualties earlier i spoke to tehran correspondent reza haas there and asked him what more we know let's get the very latest on the story now we can speak to journalist on the line from tehran reza 1st of all we've heard vastly different accounts of what has taken place here iranian state media saying that 80 americans have been killed in these strikes u.s. and iraqi officials have said so far they're assessing the situation but there have been no u.s. casualties what do we actually know about what's happened. well the casualties reported by the i.r.s. gc's there remains that 80 but even this state t.v. i heard that is not really insisting on the casualties on the number of casualties and it seems that it has the mess the number of casualties as far as we know the attack has been somehow to warn the us. limited attack in order to avoid the escalation with the us and it was really. aimed at tending a message to the us that they can hear few we can kill people but we don't and this is what everyone is now realizing out of the attack whereas at th

haas hey you you were in such civil well in terms of what trump is trying to do i think he is really trying to make this about the united states having done such a great job for iraq and iraqis being ungrateful and he's trying to poison this relationship between the u.s. and iraq to justify pulling troops out of iraq that is going to add fuel to the fire that we already see on the ground game and do you feel there's a plan for you and the aegis. and it's about time you see susan you know government has for how to deal with the 1st gulf between iran and libya the point there is not just. the spat with something very powerful but the government and a lot united so called to basically have a single if you will side the parliament and the government as well as well as of his actually the kurds which is that they have like their own kind of policy and approach and they have. actually they're so excited to see the coalition leaving in a specific way and very close as well and they will have the shadow kind which is actually they are so probably right thing and they're against the day. that

much as 100 hours of overtime every month while he isn't serving at the frontline as back op he often haas to be at this sides of demonstrations david is hiding his identity for feel being bullied by protesters online and he worries about professional repercussions as a member of the hong kong police force i shouldn't be criticizing it in public but as a citizen of hong kong i have to say the scene you offices have basically missed it up i was officials denied the police have done anything wrong the police has been in the focus of the demonstrators since june when they 1st violently broke up a protest since then public anger has steadily grow especially among the young david says most of his friends have turned that back on him on the pa 6 month i was a bit upset about it because they were my good friends but then a thought about it there's nothing like in doing he says several of his colleagues have quit their jobs but while he's at all it's with the current tactics he has no intention to leave. i should be staying in the police force and try to maintain the right mentality and to uphold

calls to negotiate to ease tensions after the assassination of iranian military commander haas and so the money to iran says it won't cooperate as long as sanctions are in place in an interview with al jazeera iran's ambassador to the u.n. said to test runs next move will depend on the actions of the us iran is not interested in war iran is not interested in escalation of tension in the region i mean. increasing the tension in the region really not be in the interest of nobody so iran definitely would like to have to have peace stablish in the neighborhood and the 1st ingredient for peace in their in the region is that he moved all of of the forces american forces from on each us president donald trump appears to be backing away from further military confrontation with iran that's after teheran launched air strikes on an iraqi military base hosting u.s. troops another base was also hit but it's not clear by whom the un envoy to libya has welcomed calls by turkey and russia for a cease fire to be implemented by sunday to support opposing sides in the conflict moscow backs libyan warlor

similar thing with it and it was exactly like john haas you want to turn in the mirror each year. is that as long as we get good doing. we'll get going with football did you meet him when you was up so what do you make your subordinates so they've been used to you know seeing the kids in a suit the mechanical and it's the nice suits and that's it she thought some might see the outline and 30 a gun i'm just going about. you my uncle frank outgoing. to the mayor says it's all. you get me out from by the fire and then my mail and the mail from god. i mailed them the mail to and i mean by to go and live up to what time would you to go hot with just using what i said listen put me oh yeah i know you wouldn't know how it happened for a. little fool something else i think but the things. that matter joe yeah yeah yeah and it's the soon as it was and as a citizen message i. think you'd have to do it. without counting on you know a funny thing. let us up a little bit something that we already have where you doubt that we are a good employee that have you the us a mile of the way down come

it haa -- it has killed 17 peop. the epicenter of the breakout, the chinese city of wuhan.he chinese government quarantined wuhan and its 11 million res residents. all flights from wuhan suspend. the virus has spread outside the country, not in great numbers, but with confirmed cases in japan, south korea, taiwan, hong kong and tiled. and the first d hong kong and thailand. fan a confirmed case in washington just outside of seattle. and this a suspected case in mexico which remains unconfirmed tonight. the enormous difficulty of screening tourists. 3 million travel to this country each year. two american companies are developing vaccines for the coronavirus. novavax sended the day down 7. moderna gains 21. dr. an though any fauci says the risk to the american public as of right now is low. but public health officials are working very early and with incomplete information. >> obviously will the volume of travel from china to other parts of the world including the united states, there will be a risk of someone getting through the screening process and being in the united stat

facets in the global community particularly the trade war with the united states you know so china haas to become much more responsible but so far they've just been nothing but a hindrance on the security council how long they can do this and whether the security council can be bypassed and this this kid is good at it lead to the 2nd to gen no still remains to be seen but that may be the only option thomas and in the past week in the lead up to the ruling today i've been speaking with ringer refugees who have come to know from the reporting trips that i took to cox's bazaar bangladesh and they had been praying that they would get the ruling that they got today and in the wake of the ruling there was a lot of elation that was expressed on their part because of what had happened thinking that this was opening a door so that they could finally be granted some justice but at the same time many of the same people that i speak with they're still extremely worried they're living in dire conditions they are being fenced in more and more in those in can. ments in cox's bizarre so will what happe

us a lot churches use a pen and would use this and we're going with it and it was exactly like john haas you want to get done in the middle east she loves that as long as we get to doing it look at the really good body you may attend when you've been there was so much older you make us. so that is used to you know seeing the kids in a suit someone comes up and it's the nice suits and that's it she thought somebody be out on it 30 i don't i just kind of got. a couple fun got going don't bounce so the mayor says it's all what do you get mail from by united and then my mail coming mail from god. i mean how can the mail through and i mean by to go out it was the one time would you go hot with this do you think what i said listen put me over here no you wouldn't know about it for a good will say something else i think that some people felt. better this show yeah yeah yeah and that's the d'souza but and as a citizen message i. think should would work with our town on you know they want to . let us up a little bit something like the laws that we went to that were you donna. with me i'm a good e

he was hired to do a private autopsy and told doctor haas some new clues point to murder. >> in a hangingrteries and blood vessels are both clogged off and a person is pale. with manual strangulation, the backup of pressure and the little capillaries can rupture. >> he will be on "fox and friends" at 7:15 eastern this morning. james comey could be in trouble for a new leak. the new york times reports the doj is looking into how information from a classified document on russia got to the media. the reports of the information they have influence comey's 2015 decision to clear hillary clinton of criminal charges in her email scandal. comey broke fbi rules by sending to his friend before he was fired as director. he has not commented on the new report. arizona senator martha mc sally going viral for ripping into a reporter on capitol hill. >> the senate considered new evidence as part of the impeachment trial. >> you are a liberal hack, i am not talking to you. heather: she says she will not apologize and just tripling down on those comments. >> i said it again, you are the hack, these cnn re

driver driving down hacienda haa drive, lost control at intersection, slammed into sign of apartment.olice do not believe that anyone else was in the car at the time but can't confirm that. no one else on the street or other cars were involved. going to be at least another hour or two before police open up the intersection again. but the car was going so fast it took out a street signal before it hit the apartment sign. police say they will be here at least until 1:00 a.m. investigating what happened. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. >>> great ski conditions this holiday weekend, people heading to tahoe, safety top of mind following deadly avalanche. >> it was in advanced ski area, alpine meadows, area that reopened today. wayne freedman spoke to skiers at the resort. >> reporter: this year in winter nothing beats lure and thrill of gravity combined with snow but gearing up, few had short memories. >> some shock but skiers understand there's a risk. >> reporter: driven home after avalanche high above. >> alpine meadows avalanche. >> reporter: radio call not in time

and he has a lot churches uses and would you listen we're going with that i was exactly like john haas you want to you can even. use your list. but as long as we get good doing it we'll get going with football did you me it's him when you was up so i told her you made your subordinates so they've been so you know seeing the kids in a suit them a council and it's the nice suits and that's it she thought some might see the outline and 30 i don't i'm just going about. you my uncle frank outgoing boss of the mayor says it's all what you get me out from by him and then my mail and the mail from god. i mailed them the mail to and i mean by to go and live up to what time would you to go hop with this do you think what i said listen put me oh yeah well don't know how it happened it was on the wall for something else but the things that. matter this show yeah yeah yeah and it's that assumes it and as a citizen message i. think it would work with our town on you know a funny thing. let us up a little bit something looked a lot that we went to that we knew that we are a good employee that i you p

the announcement following closed session is that no action was taken and may have hav i haa motion regarding to disclose? >> second. >> do you move to disclose or not to doe disclose? >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> all those in favour. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. this meeting is adjourned at 4:21. morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. this is the january 29, 2020 regular meeting of the budget and finance committee. i am sandra lee fewer, chair of the committee. i'm joined by supervisors mandelman and dean preston. our clerk is ms. linda wong. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madame clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: make sure to silence all cell phones, complete speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will be on the february 4 board of supervisors. >> item number 1 is resolution approving a second amendment to the grant agreement between the city and institute on aging for the community living fund to increase the amount of the grand by $1 million not to exceed $11.6 million, w

haas night caps game. look at this kid. 7 years old. he gets to celebrate. look at this move.might want to remember him. that's the sporting luffs. >> seven years old and 10 times better than i am. good night. (cardboard tearing) (sniffs) smell that? that's the smell of new comic books. (inhaling deeply): oh, yes. they're on me today, boys. you're paying? have you been selling your sperm again? no, i'm celebrating. as we speak, the space shuttle is docking at the at the international space station where it will deploy the wolowitz zero-gravity waste disposal system. oh, get over yourself. it's a high-tech toilet. leonard: just think. thanks to your hard work, an international crew of astronauts will "boldly go where no man has gone before." is that supposed to be funny? i believe it is. the combination of the star trek reference and the play on words involving the double-meaning of the verb "to go" suggests that leonard is humorously mocking your efforts in space plumbing. okay, make your little jokes, but of the four of us, i'm the only one making any real-world contribution

of the same and linked amnesty international is really just a riot in security forces following a haas crackdown on protesters resigned a hold of these live for us now in by route sign of what's happening where you are . another night of violence behind me is the government policy you can see the security forces the anti-riot police the water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowd the crowd managed to break through the metal barricades that you can see it behind me there is a lot of anger we are in day 101 since the protest movement began to topple a ruling class which is refusing really to give up power or refusing to heed the demands of people in the streets in fact i'm going to show you that they heightened security measures in central beirut using concrete slabs carved why are all blocking all entrances at leaving. parliament square in central beirut now authorities say that these measures are necessary in order to order but if you talk to people here they will tell you this is a ruling class which is afraid of people so another night of violence this is becoming more and more

troops haven't been attacked recently, there is a sense or intelligence suggests that haas tilts could be on us. >> asked if the imminent threat is now gone in the wake of the killing of the iranian general last week. this is what he said. >> oh, i think as long as there are bad actors in the world, there are always threats to americans, and the iranians have been making many, many threats to the united states over the past several days. we take those seriously and we're watching and monitoring them. we hope and we've sent a message that that will not be well received. the president's been very clear in his message, and we hope that they're deterred and that they think twice about attacking america and its interests. >> if there are always threats to americans, if there are bad actors, are they always imminent threats? >> i think that is what has frustrated in part democratic lawmakers on capitol hill who want specificity and they want it in a classified document so it can be shared and discussed. that's one of the difficulties of knowing where and when and what circumstances the war p

here is how richard haas explained it to "the new york times." quote, after three years of no international crises, mr. trump is, quote, facing one with iran because he has rejected diplomacy and another with north korea, because he has asked too much of diplomacy. as cnn kaitlan collins reports, despite these threats, president trump seems preoccupied with impeachment. >> reporter: president trump is airing the same 2019 grievances about democrats in the new year. >> what the democrats did in the house was a disgrace. >> reporter: claiming today that if this happened to a democrat, everybody involved would long ago be in jail and it would be considered the crime of the century. but as the president is now facing a senate trial and re-election bid, america's adversaries seem to be taking notice. >> it's time to shake the rust off of america's foreign policy. >> reporter: promising that on the campaign trail in 2016, trump is facing challenges from both iran and north korea. an iran-backed attack on the outer walls of the u.s. embassy in baghdad i