senator hancock. repeat after me. >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. >> sent senator mendez. -- senator mendez. repeat after me. >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. >> thank you. senator. please repeat after me. >> i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will impartially try warren kenneth paxton, jr., attorney general of texas, upon the impeachment charges brought to me by the house of representatives, and a true verdict render according to the law and the evidence, so help me god. >> thank you. court reporters, would you please stand? p

hancock informs hallock of this. he says many confederate officers and soldiers from missouri and other loyal states are coming here on their paroles desiring to go to their homes. thus far i have detained them. you see this is yet another problem that the war department had not considered. what do you do with the 75,000 confederates from the loyal border states men who had left their loyal states and gone off to war to fight for the confederacy? it's one thing to send paroled confederates back to states that had been in a state of disunion where the majority of the population. had been in rebellion where the terms for the entire state were still up for debate. how would they be readmitted to the union? but sending them back to loyal states. back to places where the vast majority of the population was. in fact loyal. should they be allowed to return there? especially in the wake of lincoln's assassination. especially with the likes of booth and others that are from maryland. should they be allowed to return home? but

so, yeah, she made some gaffes, so did hancock.ation dumped a million dollars the last week of the runoff to run that negative campaign ad. she was the one who got it then. i would've gotten it if i would've been in the runoff, and there's no counter. i would not have had the money to counter whatever they put out against me. we had, second to the mayor, the most individual donations of any other campaign. and we had well over 1,000. we were able to raise close to... i think we were a little bit over $150,000 or $160,000. and it was through grassroots donations. none of those dollars were really from some big entity. it was from regular, everyday people all over, who sacrificed a cup of coffee or a movie, and instead gave those dollars to our movement. (group exclaiming and clapping) you like? woman: damn! (howls, others laughing) cdebaca: people are viable when we invest in them, and we make them viable by investing in them. calderÓn: hello! (all exclaim) (cdebaca exclaims) calderÓn: candi and i had a conversation, and, you know,

the north of hancock is. general wright's six corps. that's going to be on the map you see in they have russell ricketts and neill those of the division commanders in the confederate six corps. they don't make much of an attack at all. they had been involved in that attack on june one. they know that attacking that confederate line is a terrible thing to do. and by most accounts the union six corps generally moved forward only a small bit. and then stopped based and then started digging again and one of the confederate generals with hoke, who had been sort of the object of the six core attack, later wrote, they never knew an attack was being made at all so the union six cause is basically they've been there before they ain't going to do it again and that was sort of the the attitude and method barley smith if you look on the map his his brigade are going to be brooks and martindale the smith orders his forward they charge mainly down ravines and of course them or some of kershaw's boys. confederate first corp

a woman walks the dogs past one of more than a 1000 full and trees strewn along. hancock street, tycer and seller has a bruce would much of home comb, sinking boats damaging buildings and injuring thousands. still residents, a breathing, a sigh of relief that the tie soon wasn't as severe as fast expected. the winds weekend before making land full. and it was downgraded from a stupid type student to a severe one of this type and doesn't seem to be as strong as a super type phone in 2019 i would say for a home. but i heard from friends that the windows got damaged, exhaust fans blue way, or the will leaks, and they had to wipe away the war set. oh sorry to say almost 900000 people in southern china were evacuated for airlines were forced to cancel their flights, leaving hundreds stranded with the west. behind them. the clean up has now started. government work is anvil in t is a banding together to create the streets. not far away, taiwan is bracing for another tycer, enticing high to the it's not a strong a cell up. it's expected to make land full on sunday. so those who live along the

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i want to thank sportsmans owners tommy hancock, and brinkley melvin, as well as the ceo of the south carolina boating and fishing alliance, get us brandon, you know who that is, and thanks to the great governor, a great governor, he kept this place open. but he really kept it open. he didn't say gee, i kept it -- no, he kept it open. henry mcmaster and peggy, thank you so much for being here. these are -- it's a great, a great couple, great people. what a great governor he's been. it was one of the reasons i got her out of here so i could make him governor of the state. i never said that. that was a big deal. let her move, and look at henry there, and people are very happy about it. henry was with me right from the beg ampaign early on. i thought she would be with me but she went a different way and i said wow, that's unusual and he was there and then we won in a landslide, and i said i'll take henry any day, i'll take henry any day and got him in. henry, you are doing a great job as governor. thank you very much. another man always there, always, i'll tell you what. when i need help

. >> paula hancocks is in seoul and has this report. >> reporter: north korea's athletes are back on the global stage. its tae kwon do team headlined at the opening ceremony of the world championships this month believed to be the first overseas sporting engagement since its borders reopened. pyongyang confirmed the borders are reopening to allow citizens stranded outside the country for more than 3 1/2 years to return, one week quarantine require order arrival. north korean restrictions were among the harshest in the world and considered one of the last countries to reopen the borders and even then, they are only reopening a crack. but tourism is still a dream. tours which specializes in taking westerners into north korea says they have heard nothing beyond plans to repatriate its own citizens. quarantine alone makes tourism impracticalable. >> businesspeople, diplomats, workers, wait staff, students, all kinds of people essentially marooned outside of their country with in most cases no way to contact family for 3 1/2 years. >> reporter: but a man went on a tour of north korea one

>> paula hancocks live in seoul, south korea. thank you.for more on this important story, let's get an update from kayla tausche. how is the biden mrks watching this? >> jake sullivan said the u.s. has been prepared for quite some time that these two leaders could meet and that decisions between them have been advancing. but the administration believes it's simply proof that u.s. sanctions against russia are working. here's the state department earlier today. >> not only has he failed to achieve his goals on the battlefield, but you see him traveling to beg kim jong-un for military assistance. we're going to monitor the outcome of this meeting closely. >> the meeting comes as g-20 leaders sign off on a joint declaration pha fails to condemn russia by name for the invasion of ukraine. it says this. it says all states must refrain from the threat of use of force to seek territorial acquisition. cnn reports that text went through 200 hours of negotiation and 15 drafts and that the alternative was no mention whatsoever. the white house had been

omar. >> paula hancocks, a lot to keep an eye on here. of course, a lot for u.s.we'll see how things play out. appreciate it. >>> meanwhile, g20 world leaders failed to unite over any explicit condemnation of russia and ukraine. instead, a more watered down and vowing to respect territorial integrity and work towards peace. cnn's ivan watson is live in new delhi, india, with more. ivan, why couldn't the g20 countries reach a stronger declaration? >> reporter: well, omar, the ukraine war, this was the most charred issued at this weekend of global diplomacy here in new delhi. the indian hosts, they say that to reach the consensus agreement that was finally published which had a segment on ukraine, it required more than 200 hours of nonstop negotiations, 300 bilateral meetings and 15 different drafts. basically, part of this has to do with the fact that russia and china are members of the g20. the group of the world's 20 largest economies. russia is not going to want to have itself condemned for its full-scale invasion of ukraine, even though there were a lot of stro

paula hancock is in seoul with more on this. do we know where kim jong-un is now?ll, as far as we know, he's still heading north. we don't have an exact location. because we don't know for sure exactly where he'll be meeting vladimir putin. there are rumors and speculation that it could be a little farther north at a space launch center. this is an area that vladimir putin will be going to that area. he said so at his eastern economic forum to state-run media saying he had a personal agenda. clearly that could be where they are going to meet. but we still don't know exactly when. what we do know is that it will have a military focus. we have heard from the kremlin spokesperson saying it's going to be a full-blown visit with talks between two delegations which will touch upon quote sensitive issues. we know that the defense minister will be part of that delegation. and we have already seen from footage with kim jong-un that his main military person who is the leader of the missile program in north korea is with him as well. he's sanctioned by the u.s. and the u.n. s

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cnn's paula hancocks is following all of this for us, she joins us from seoul, south korea, this morningwhat can you tell us about this upcoming meeting? >> reporter: sara, at this point we know and have confirmation from both the russian and north korean side that kim jong-un is going to be in russia. we know that vladimir putin is already in the eastern part of the country where he is expected to meet with kim jong-un. he's there for an eastern economic forum. we know that it will be in the coming days according to the kremlin, but beyond that we don't have a specific date that they are telling us. what we do know is it is a meeting that neither washington more seoul wants to go ahead. we have heard there u.s. officials and it's been backed up by south korean intelligence as well that there is a belief that the two sides, the two countries, are moving closer towards an arms deal. now, we know that russia is looking for ammunition, we know that they would like small arms and this is something that north korea has a vast production capability of. when it comes to what north korea could g

>> well, paula hancocks, thank you so much. john? >> all right.the death toll from the devastating earthquake is climbing past 2,900, and ex-pr expected to rise. roads have been destroyed, and some have said that they are hoping for mishgleracles from t rubble. and some have reached the epicenter, and sam kiley is there live on the ground. sam, what are you seeing? >> well, john, we are about 4,500 feet in the atlas mountains, and this is a mosque in one of the many villages that we have visited this morning. the villages, john, they are built and the top of the helix, and if you can imagine a series of steps going up into the mountains and it is as if a giant has runned down the steps and smashed village after village after village, and this village is utterly destroyed, and we have walked 1,000 feet higher, and came across a small farming hamlet where a 6-year-old child had been crushed at 11:00 friday night when the earthquake struck and her uncle still in the rubble, and her brother, and both of them in a tearful state. there are some aid leve

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sanctions are less able to be imposed. >> paula hancocks in seoul, south korea, thank you very much.ents, i'm joined by john kirby, coordinator for strategic communi communications over the national security council. what is the administration's best assessment about when and where kim jong-un and putin might meet? >> we don't have exact details on this potential meeting or even that it's going to happen. we do have information that says that there could be a potential meeting at a leader level. we don't know exactly what the details would look like. we'll watch this as closely as we can, of course. >> it's very interesting because you say that this kind of meeting with putin now, meeting potentially with kim jong-un, shows desperation and weakness on the part of russia right now. how much would north korean weapons, if provided, actually help russia in its war against ukraine? >> well, look. anything that russia gets that helps it kill more ukrainian people, that's worrisome, that's a problem. it remains to be seen what the outlines of this arms deal could look like. we know, for in

paula hancock is live in seoul, south korea.ith everything we're learning this morning, this was expected but now we know more. >> reporter: that's right, poppy, yes. the reports are that kim jong-un is currently believed to be on his armored train heading northeast towards russia. now, we know also from russian state media that vladimir putin has arrived in vladivostok for that eastern economic forum. and this is where kim jong-un is believed to be heading, vladivostok as well. we haven't got it completely confirmed at this point. this is what u.s. officials backed up by south korean officials as well and intelligence here had said last week, saying that they believed that the leaders would be meeting potentially this month. they do believe that they are working towards an arms deal. they know that russia, for example, wants ammunition, wants small arms and we all know backed up by analysts that north korea has some significant production capability when it comes to this. so both sides stand to gain from any potential deal. but

paula hancocks reporting for us. thank you.ry i am joined by cnn senior international correspondent matthew chance who is live from moscow. matthew, what more, first of all, can you tell us about what vladimir putin wants from this meeting? >>. >> well, i mean, i think as that report just mentioned, i mean, vladimir putin clearly is feeling a lot of pressure from that ongoing conflict in ukraine. it's become a war of attrition which is likely to be decided by the side that can sustain these high levels of artillery barrages and missile strikes against the other. it's depleted ammunition stocks and weapons stocks on both sides. so if vladimir putin can secure an arms deal with north korea which is believed to have vast stockpiles of soviet-era weaponry and that would be a major boost for his military campaign in ukraine and also a major blow for ukraine and its western allies, but as paula was saying, it also is the kremlin sending a message that the relationship between russia and north korea could get a lot closer if putin cho

paula hancocks joins us from seoul in south korea.his meeting has a lot of nations in the region including the one where you are nervous this morning, paula. >> reporter: absolutely, john. this is certainly a meeting that seoul, tokyo, washington, the list goes on, would really rather did not happen, but it is looking like it's going to happen, in fact, we do have new video of kim jong-un in russia. this is the station of hassan which is in russia, getting off the train, meeting with russia officials, according to state run media they said the head of ministry of natural resources came to meet him as he crossed into russia. now, according to the defense ministry here in seoul he actually crossed into russia in the early hours of tuesday morning. it's now about 10:00 p.m. on tuesday so a good 12 hours ago this is expected to be and he is heading north. this train he is on is pretty slow, the speculation that he may be going somewhere a little further north where there is a space launch center. we've already heard from vladimir putin th

paula hancocks is live for us in seoul.very lengthy face-to-face between president putin and kim jung-un. what do we expect today, what happens going forward? >> reporter: we know that kim jung-un is still in russia, that he has an extensive schedule. he is going off to a factory that is making military and civilian products according to vladimir putin. he will have a demonstration by the russian military as well. although we haven't seen any kin of footage or indication of what that would look like. but we are hearing from the south korean side as you say the unification minister saying that they are very concerned that they appear to be pursuing some kind of military deal. and then the presidential office coming out with this line that they believe that certain kinds of weapons that north korea has given to russia have already been used in ukraine on the battlefield, saying that we've long confirmed that certain kinds of weapons have been used in the battlefield. so certainly this is of concern. we've heard from the biden

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