heidy was in the bathroom. some point conrad heard a pop, and when he turned, he saw heidy standing somewhere between the kitchen and the bathroom hallway bleeding. >> and he either runs over and catches her or she falls down. >> reporter: wallace then went back to the truman home, making detailed measurements of the kitchen and surrounding rooms. he wanted to see if conrad's story checked out. his conclusion -- it did not. >> her body's at the top of the staircase. it doesn't add up that she would have traveled that distance he said she had gone then fallen in that location. >> reporter: it was hard for wallace to believe that heidy could have traveled from the bathroom to the stairs after sustaining such a head wound. >> she would have fallen immediately to the ground. >> reporter: wallace shared his findings with assistant district attorney craig johnson. johnson agreed. everything pointed to conrad. why would conrad truman want to kill his wife? >> under the circumstances, i'd say the motive was just based

we're going to take a little break and talk to cast our correspondent on capitol hill today to well heidi where do we start basically i mean this seems as a say there's been a lot of back and forth you've you've seen some quite shall we say robust questioning particularly from the. republicans but i think the thing which i've heard the most from mr mcguire is his continued statement that no one is above the law. yes he has said that many times but at the same time we have to keep in mind that he is a trump appointing that got this job no more no more than 6 weeks ago and he has been very careful in his responses to not pass judgment on actually the the contents of that call between trump and president's olinsky of ukraine when asked by democrats whether he thought that predicating assistance from the united states depended on the ukrainians helping to investigate trump's political rival joe biden's family the director of national intelligence would not say that it was wrong doing he said that that is in his words the president's business to conduct calls of foreign leaders as he saw fit a

heidi, what did speaker pelosi change with her announcement? >> according to a number of lawmakers who i talked to, ari, it was both messaging, and by putting all of these inquiries under a formal impeachment umbrella, as she put it, they believe and it is their legal theory that they will have greater access through the court system to documents and they'll be able to compel witnesses more easily. and it is also partly the messaging, ari. in that meeting i'm told by several members who attended she said that, look, this is not just a case of the president asking a foreign country to dig up dirt on their political opponent, on his political opponent, but to actually manufacture evidence against him because the ukrainians have already disputed these charges at the highest level. in terms of this prosecutor was dismissed. >> so, heidi, your reporting -- this has been quite a day on the hill with the meetings and this dramatic announcement. the speaker was outlining why ukraine is different which many of her members already felt, which is that the

but heidi allen, you have made that point and i respect... is some truth in what michael gove says about failing to deliver on the referendum result, leading to a catastrophic lack of faith in the british public in the democratic system? democracy does not live on one day only. democracy is not owned by the people that voted on one day only. democracy is alive and well every single day. we've had more general elections since we had the referendum... yes, and obviously overwhelmingly the votes went to parties who were committed to delivering brexit. but polling is shifting, polling is showing, not everywhere in the uk but in a significant number of constituencies, people are changing their mind and they want a say on this. because i believe democracy does not exist on one date, it is owned by every person who can vote, i believe there is no greater opportunity to show we embrace democracy than by checking with people and saying, this is your country, yourfuture, are you happy with this? i just want to continue with the idea of trust. a very in

heidi przybyla, i know we're losing you to go do more reporting. congratulations, my friend, on your incredible reporting on this story. zip right back over to that camera location if you get anything else in the next 35 minutes. we're grateful to have you. >>> after the break, excuses, excuses. the president shifting explanation on that now-infamous phone call with ukraine. >>> and joe biden responds to the impeachment news from capitol hill. and the president's pledge to release the transcripts. stay with us. shrimp yeah! red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shrimp, classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp is $15.99. hurry in. ♪ go where my baby lives b[ growl ]olle♪s good boy. hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> the conversation i had with was largely congratulatory. was largely corruption, all of the c

heidi allen, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. hello there.e leftovers of what was hurricane dorian passing to the north of the uk. we saw outbreaks of rain and brisk winds and during thursday, it was ex—tropical storm gabriel. not much left of it. and as a cold front moves away from the south on friday, high pressure builds in behind. we will be left with a lot of fine weather, good spells of sunshine but a significantly fresher field. —— feel. humid air that has been associated with that x tropical storm pushed up to the continent. we start off with cloud in the channel islands and a bit of rain but that will clear quite quickly to than a lot of sunshine and drive the majority. it will be windy in scotland but further south, the winds light. however, in the fresher air, temperatures a bit lower. temperatures of 20—21 degrees for plymouth, cardiff, london, more like 17 in aberdeen. through friday night, temperatures will dip away. particularly down towards the south—west where winds will remain light. further north, more in the way of a breez

heidi i think if you ask anyone in let's say in africa when i come from people would tell you there's any disease just because people have for access to medical facilities the debate we're having now is upon something which is totally different a perception among communities in wealthy nations that's not seen as are not good don't you think that lawmakers themselves should step in and take action. well i think lawmakers should step in where where there's kind of criminal behavior. and i think that. very. challenging decision here i think. vaccines are present. businesses carol children and tell them. you know i don't sense are you seeing with some of the young adults who have missed their vaccines as children. but i'm. it is not so clearly you have to fight between this being an issue in the western or more developed countries and not countries we have issues in developing countries the majority of people much more to the whole visible sense of these diseases so they want the vaccines where there are marginalized populations or in conflict situations where for instance we're trying to

whether they'll simply do nothing ali thank you for that heidi as you construct my forests in washingtond.c. . in other world news hong kong has seen some of its most chaotic and intense clashes in months suffer protests some demonstrators how petrol bombs at police or retaliated with tear gas and water cannons spraying blue dye riot officers also song metro stations hearing and arresting people they describe as radical from hong kong rain hey has our report. this is become a weekend ritual in parts of hong kong street battles breaking out between anti-government protesters and police. but this was one of the most intense rounds of violence since the protests began almost 3 months ago. the day had started peacefully the police rejected an application from organizers to hold a rally additionally it was just small religious and student groups that defied the ban we need to pay for homes sold off some time 1st. they also have the same idea but the numbers grew throughout the day as people paralyzed some of the city's busiest roads turning them into walkways. by doing so they risked a wrist

heidi, thank you both. enjoy the weekend. >>> president trump has disparaged the reputation of the whistle-blower, likening them to a spy. how damaging can comments like those be? i'm going to talk to someone who knows firsthand how perilous it can be to come forward as a whistle-blower. illino i'll talk to a whistle-blower after this. to a whistle-blower after this it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or almost clear. and over time, even more people were clear or almost clear. all with dosing 4 times a year... after 2 initial doses. plus, ilumya was shown to have similar risks of infections compared to placebo. don't use if you are allergic to ilumya or any of its ingredients. before starting treatment, your doctor should check for tuberculosis and infections. after checking there is no need for routine lab monitoring unless your doctor advises it. ilumya

heidi przybyla. and charlie sykes, editor and chief, the bulwark.lus, "washington post" associate editor and senior national security correspondent karen. let me start with you. you and your colleagues have done some extraordinary reporting over really just -- i mean, you are always doing extraordinary reporting but on this story it's really only been about ten days. take us through the latest that you're reporting on this story, fast-moving story. >> well, as you were saying, one of the principal areas of investigation certainly by congress and what we've been looking into is this storage system, transferring things that the administration thinks for s ostensibly political reasons would be bad to come out. this started very early in the trump administration when we did stories about conversations that the very new president at that time had had with the presidents of mexico and the prime minister of australia. those conversations leaked. they were kind of embarrassing. and, you know, the president was very angry. and i think that was the point wher

nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla. msnbc correspondent garrett haake. and at the table charlie sykes, editor in chief of the conservative news and opinion website the bulwark. and eddie glaude. let me start with you. there are presidential tells. one of them is sort of his inability to restrain himself. it's almost one of those obliterated norms that we are so used to, it barely registers. i don't have any recollection of any past president using this anniversary and sort of between events which donald trump did attend to honor the anniversary of 9/11 attacking his rivals on his twitter feed and in that oval office meeting we showed. >> well, yes. i mean, we've seen him fire off tweets when he's traveling abroad on foreign soil, picking political fights at home. this is a somber day of remembrance and trump had events and on twitter we see where his mind really is which is on this poll. these kinds of events when it calls for a nation coming together and remembering, fighting on twitter about polls is more naturally where he tends to be. one thing that

has been watching in washington what's been said heidi. i'm also we're hearing from corey lewandowsky who as you said is a former trump campaign manager he's also a continued confidant of the president and really he hasn't said much that's because the white house counsel has told him that he is limited by executive privilege to only answer questions relating to the moeller report now lewandowsky does count as the 1st official witness under the house's impeachment inquiry and so this is a big deal for the democrats who are hoping that lewandowsky would shed some light on one specific episode in the white house in which he was instructed by the president to threaten to fire the tourney general jeff sessions if he did not work to limit or stop the russian vest a geisha and he did not elaborate on that moment though this is what lewandowsky said during his opening statement i'd like to start off by expressing my hope that today's hearing will be productive in revealing the truth both to the committee and to the american people for the record a

heidi prison bi heidi prisbilla is with us, jake sherm sherman, an msnbc contributor. and historian at vanderbilt university john meacham, what a big day we have today. >> yeah, a big day yesterday and today, and before we get into the news, willie, it happened -- all of this happened very quickly, but then again so did the president's admissions. it's -- i'm going to say, it was a little exasperated yesterday hearing one talking head and news analyst and news host after another going well, we don't know if there are going to be any revelations in the transcript or any revelations in the, you know, they're saying it may be anticlimactic. the bank robber already told you he robbed the bank. >> this is not the mueller report. >> i heard some people last night who i have respect for saying, well, this is really going to blow up in the democrat's face if the whistleblower complaint is not that huge. what do you mean? we already know. we already know the president of the united states reached out and pushed the ukrainian government to go and investigate a domestic political

heidi's right. if you go too far and confiscation of guns and whatever, that's a problem. issue that democrats used to run away from ten years ago or 15 years ago on guns is now popular among the majority of gun owners. >> this is the point that -- >> why hasn't donald trump put a position out? he knows between his base and the voters he needs, he's in trouble. senator klobuchar had a key point on domestic violence and expanding gun control, 10% of all crimes are committed by domestic violence. >> what's really interesting is if you look in the backgrounds of most of the people who have committed mass gun violence, they have a domestic assault in their background. so that would disqualify them automatically under a background check. >> we have time for two more questions. is there anyone who's going to get a phone call from a check writer tomorrow saying it's time to drop out? >> i thought going in -- >> i want the $1,000. >> we all do, rahm. >> who doesn't? who doesn't want $1,000? >> no reason for anybody to drop out. >> although, if in the next week, after this debate,

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centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi lawson director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine and in lancaster data gathering a biologist and lecturer of like us the university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some back seem to have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people most long in the many in the army and back bankable leaders and then a lot of misinformation but low and the people being worried about. you know whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at least their version of it we see in the united states. i do we're talking about countries that . vance's in science and technology where you would expect some sense of consensus about the safety of vaccines but that does not

. >> i'm joined by heidi przybyla. and jacquelinallemeny. hay d heidi i know you've been able to confirm some things. >> the new letter we received from senator chris coombs. it shows that not only were dozens of individuals who were trying to get through to the fbi with information about brett kavanaugh ignored but actually a sitting member of the judiciary committee, senator coons was ignored. in this letter he urges senator grassley as well as the fbi to reach out to max steyer who is the individual who has a second account of a second woman who was allegedly involved in an incident with brett kavanaugh. and that individual was never interviewed. now, it's important to say that the "new york times" subsequently said that this woman never remembered this actually happening to her. but max steyer who was an alleged witness to it does remember it happening. but the point here is that many of these individuals who were trying to reach out to the fbi at the time were never interviewed. in fact, only about ten people were interviewed in that in

. >> joining me now, nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla, and eric swalwell, who made gun control the central issue of his campaign. good to see you. >> welcome back, katy. >> congratulations on your baby as well, congressman. >> thank you. >> you think here's what he came away with. >> what signals is the president sending? >> helme wants to do something. he comes across that he wants something done, okay? and there's people pushing, i'm sure people pushing back hard, people within his own inner circle. and i just was reiterating to him, i said, mr. president, there's a certain very strong gun groups who oppose you doing anything on bump stocks, but you did it. it didn't harm you at all. >> do you think the president can be swayed in the direction of saying "yes" to common sense gun control? or do you think there are voices in his ear that will stop him from doing so, and if so, who are those voices? >> who are the voices? one of them is michael williams who used to be the lawyer for the american suppressor association. what do they do? they support the manufacturers of silencers. th

heidi i'm going to be talking to kimberly shortly about the effect of. president trump and the presidency but in between can you explain to us what actually happens next as i said to ellie there's plenty of drama while the hearing is happening then it's adjourned so what happens next. well the chairman adam schiff the democrat leading the house intelligence committee has feather this very point from the whistleblower would be the road map for continued democratic investigations going forward down this road of the impeachment inquiry and that brings us to the allegations contained in this bombshell report that was released just minutes before the hearing began this morning at least released publicly and they detail that not only was this call of concern to the whistleblower but that in fact the whistleblower heard from multiple senior white house officials that there was a month long grueling effort led by the president's personal attorney re giuliani to be in contact with president alinsky of ukraine as well as other ukrainian leaders to try to get them

let's get more on the story now with heidi jo castro who is in washington and of course heidi we were just saying that 7 people were killed in this attack but also some $22.00 injured including a 17 month old baby go any any updates on the injuries. well the texas governor actually gave a press conference earlier and he said that according to the mother of this young toddler this child is expected to survive she was apparently shot through her lip and her teeth and her tongue undergoing surgery and very thankfully didn't the bullet didn't hit any vital organs but we do know that the death toll rose overnight to 7 people who are among the victims as for the shooter himself police have released his name as 36 year old seth at tor they don't they haven't released any more information about him besides the he is a white man now we know that also mung his victims who are work hild was the postal worker who's van he apparently hijacked during this killing spree when he was shooting at random people who were passing on the street police are saying that they do not suspect terrorism as part o

heidi has a take at it, if it's appropriate, doj several rights liberation takes a look at it as well. i'm confident that i can say every single allegation is taken seriously and investigated thoroughly and when appropriate appropriate discipline is utilized. your second question, the wall as far as who is paying for it. the commissioner that cdp, i don't care pretty that's political on this for politicians to decide. as a commissioner, i can say everything all mile that is built, this country is more safe. every single mile of wool that is built, it allows the border patrol agents to exponentially

nbc news correspondent heidi hezbollah, are they giving up on targeting congress all together and focusingorate america? >> they're not giving up, but this is an acknowledgment that the road to change in congress is a long one paved with a lot of obstacles and their campaign with these companies and walmart show they can affect change pretty quickly. they're starting with this open letter to all u.s. companies, and that they're going to have very specific targets to build campaigns around. companies and i will just throw a couple names out there that will not necessarily be targeted, but that we know for instance make donations to nra backed members of congress such as target, such as dick's sporting goods. they were part of that ceo letter that came out today calling for congress to take action. but they say that is really weak tea. when you're a major corporation and you a bazillion lobbiests. you can make gun kol a top priority if not the top priority. so what they're saying is that share going to evaluate which of these companies are making donations to some of the top nra backed membe

castro who's on capitol hill where the healing hearing rather will be taking place and heidi in the last few minutes we have had breaking news regarding that whistleblower statement it's just been released what more have we learned. right all of this just happened in the last few minutes it's a 9 page report so we've been looking through it and what it details in broad part is this effort of rumi the new climbing president of ukraine since he was recently elected by trump and by his personal attorney rudy giuliani giuliani who was trying to jump start this effort to investigate joe biden who is potentially trump's after story his opponent in the upcoming presidential elections and this process apparently according to the whistleblowers point started even before the lewinsky the president of ukraine choked off this this was the time when giuliani the president's personal attorney made multiple trips back and forth to ukraine meeting with the incoming ukrainian presidents he to sow the seeds of this investigation into joe biden's son hunter biden who was accused by trump for potential

heidi jocasta is live for us in washington and we're getting details of a letter from former national security officials one of the contents. well mary i'm the drafters number of more than 300 and they are former ambassadors they are high level officials in the intelligence community in the national security council most of whom served under president barack obama but also many of whom served under previous republican administrations and as a group they said that in the past they have hesitated to publicly criticize or speak out against president trump despite some concerns but that quote the revelations of recent days demanded a response president trump appears to have leveraged the authority and resources of the highest office in the land to invite additional foreign interference into our democratic processes and of course what that is referring to is the july 25th phone call between trump and ukrainian president followed him as alinsky at the time trump was withholding nearly $400000000.00 of u.s. military aid that congress had appropriated to give to ukraine but trump on that phon

famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss. >> you have the right toemain silent. >> the former desperate housewife was sentenced friday in boston and we hear it's having a major impact on the other high profile defendant in the admissions scandal, lori loughlin. the 55-year-old actress turned down a plea deal and a source tells "e.t." she's now incredibly panicked and, quote, has nightmares about what's to come and has been living with constant anxiety. >> lori's case dealt with $500,000. felicity huffman's was only $15,000. in the eyes of the court that matter. >> legal expert rachel stockman says it mi too late for lori to cut a deal with prosecutors. >> unless that means jail time, i don't think prosecutors will agree to it. >> olivia jade was spotted with her boyfriend friday night outside a west hollywood hot spot. >>> station this is brad. how do you hear me. >> welcome to the international space station. >> how cool is that? leave it to brad to put nick on the hot spot. >> who is more believable clooney or pitt? >> you were absolutely. >> it's

a brief time ago i spoke to former democratic senator heidi haheitkamp, who is in houston. thank you for joininreme. you had tation for being a centrist. are you concerned that these tes are pulling the par too far to the left? ms. heitkamp, you know, i'm not, because there are people on the stage will represent policies that are in what i believe is lithe main of democratic cs and american politics. amy klobuchar is on the stage, joe biden is on the stage. ere will be people with a whole range ofwh ideas, but what is going to emerge as the prime idea and the prime motivator for people is this idea that there are many people in our country who are being leftehind, and the democratic party is going to do everything within their powe using every idea that w have to fix inequality and to that econom opportunity is available to everyone in this country. jane: joe is the current what does he need to do to stay in the lead, and can he maintained that? the last two debates he didn't do very well. ms. heitkamp: but it didn't really hurt him. he didn't do well, but it didn't hurt hi

national editor at the financial times, edward loose joins us and heidi will be here in just a moment. we've got a lot going on, but why don't we start off with the poll. >> why don't we do that. if you want to understand the president's twitter account, you just look at the very dramatic -- i would say radical shift in public opinion toward impeachment just over the past five or six days, it is stunning. >> and that matters to the president. the majority of americans say they approve of congressional democrats push to impeach president trump. 55% said they'd back house democrats impeachment inquiry into trump according to a new cbs news poll. 45% said they do not approve of the poll. this follows the poll last week that showed 15 point swing in favor of impeachment while npr favored impeachment inquiry than opposed it. this matters in a lot of ways, because he watches public opinion in some ways seemingly first before anything else, but it could move the meter. >> that's actually all the president did. remember early in the campaign the entire justification of his campaign was joe bi

centers for disease control and prevention in brussels heidi larsen director of the vaccine confidence project a professor at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine at the lancaster data gatherer biologist and lecturer of lancaster university welcome to the program dr hunt isn't it interesting that we're talking about the growing influence of the anti vacs are not in a desolate country in sub-saharan africa but in some of the most advanced countries in north western hemisphere. no not at all least in the wet and warm and you know in some backs you have the bends the really the funk you know public health. and people most long in the many in the arm and back bankable needed and then a lot of misinformation loewenberg being worried about. you know whether they need a vaccine at all i'm not surprised at all of them backing her and. at least their version of it we see in the united states. i do we're talking about countries that . vance's in science and technology where you would expect some sense of consensus about the safety of vaccines but that does not seem to be the case w

well heidi castro is live for us in washington d.c. and just how damaging is this letter signed by some 300 former national security officials accusing trump of an unconscionable abuse of power a very strong words. that's right and these are some very high profile individuals there former ambassadors former members of the national security council and intelligence officials who as a group penned this letter saying that they in the past have hesitated to bring forth public criticism against because they are career professionals but that in their words the revelations of recent days demand a response president trump appears to have leveraged the authority and resources of the highest office in the land to invite additional foreign interference into our democratic processes and of course that's in reference to the july 25th phone call in which president trump asked ukrainian president well it was a linsky to initiate that investigation into trump's potential political rival joe biden and his son now trump has lashed out on twitter through

congressman david sill leany of rhode island, heidi with nbc news correspondent, and john meacham of course a presidential historian and coauthor of "impeachment, an american history." let me start with you congressman heck, i remember from writing about niktsen all those years he said i knew i was in trouble when i saw who was running the show up there, in that case my old boss. in this case pelosi seems she's out in front. >> yes, he knows he's in trouble because of the speaker's change of position. but he also ought to know he's in deep trouble because the senate took action today to unanimously require and demand that the odni cough up the whistle-blower complaint. that ought to tell him we're inching up in impeachment territory on his refusal to follow the law. it says oats not any longer just a question of democrats versus republicans or even liberals and conservatives. this is matter of upholding the law and following our constitutional possibility to provide oversight on an unchecked administration. >> if you could tell your people back home in rhode island what to expect in

the way, the dublin prison has housed a number of famous inmates in the past from patty hearst to heidi senior officials are headed west to intervene in california's home crisis. the feds are reportedly considering drastic action. clean up la's skid row and other homeless encampments. but advocates say it is more housing and services the homeless need. not brute force. unclear right now if northern california will also be targeted. however, the trip could coincide with president trump's first visit to the bay area since his election to attend a high-dollar fundraiser. >>> the new equipment being tested for the first time in northern california. >>> the next bay area city in line to put a ban on vaping products. >>> and we continue to follow breaking news of traffic backup in san francisco right now. look at that. a car fire on the bay bridge. bad news for a lot of people. we'll have an update when we come back. >>> we are keeping an eye on a car fire on the bay bridge. the bridge effectively closed except for one lane. the chp says that caltrans will have to check the bridge now for pos

further up the table it was the winning 21 goal for shell converses months in the 89th minute why is heidi so good right now and is his coach aware of how each previous season that shot. she was probably a forgettable one or at least that's what i've been told not just football wise but also personally and now he's having fun and it's. time for. the game was nearly over when i mean how do you turn hero with moments like these shaka could easily get carried away with big dreams and ambitions same like making it to the champions league. but can new coach david wagner really lead those players who barely escaped relegation last season back to success. i think the most important thing is that the deadness fear for all of us who support this football club will be positive but the support us that the stuff. go home game. for game and we go home i think most decent sure positive thinking might be just what's needed to bring about beautiful plays like this one. and the shock of fans were surely thinking yes that was a decent goal from so what santa and the assistant perfectly placed house from how

we've come to a sheep farm in southern germany to talk to some experts about merinos birds so there heidi animals and easy to raise. but they don't have much in common with their ancestors which will likely imported from north africa to spain in the middle ages. the original arena has had extremely fine wool. but over the centuries they've been bred to develop more skin folds and that produces more. of the. most german merinos a bridge for meat production their skin has no wrinkles and their wool is course. but once. we get a lot of rain here and there was perfectly suited to those conditions and. the. course wall helps to keep out the moisture out in front of like a raincoat exactly. is used to make carpets insulating materials and even see how has the public transport vehicles the wool that's used in the manufacture of clothing comes from other countries argentina produces about 4 percent of the world by total so do south africa and new zealand at 88 percent a stranger is by far the largest producer. merino wool is a major a strange an export turnover in 2018 was equivalent to over 2300

so the break into ignatius to with on the process is not working out to buy some memory and some heidi's and others in the change they look at a price in town is a specific kind. of thing is called for functional when jimmy talked with vertical companies you would in the hope that. these are positive those old equipment dust up and recycled or disposed of and then as that is just a hobby to dump on one to the electrical items. here you find young boys some age between well let's say 5 from 5 all words you know breaking this month cling these computers and television sets and the burner most well to salvage the metals and then particularly couple. to go to waive it and then the middle name would put these things together and sell them to other companies and they're shipped to every part of the world companies that would need them to buy china. you know anybody who wants and. meeting the people who own these are literally right to life owning. was indeed a mixed feeling for me ongo saddam is and of course. george. isn't a very difficult thing going number one frustrated but i'm not going t

heidi take us through what you actually expect today. take a mile so of those 3 witnesses that were subpoenaed to appear today only one is likely to do so and that is corey lewandowsky he is the former campaign manager of president trump as well as a current and continued confidant of the president and he is significant because he would be the 1st fact witness to appear before the senate judiciary excuse me the house judiciary committee which is the body that holds the key of whether or not to impeach the president and lewandowsky is the 1st one to appear that can actually speak of what's contained in the moeller report just to refresh your memory that is the special counsel's report into how russia meddled in the elections and whether the president of struck to justice or committed any crimes in the process now lewandowsky his name is all over this report but there are 2 episodes that democrats on the committee are likely to zone in on and these are 2 oval office meetings that lewandowsky have with the president shrum during the summer

. >>> joining me, heidi press bell a. what reporting do you have. >> reporter: we have two sources close to the speaker, later today after the all caucus meeting she will announce a normal impeachment inquiry of president trump. now, we do not know whether this will take the form of what is called a select committee where the speaker would hand pick various committee members who would draw up a report that would then be preferrrooefrd re judiciary committee. that's something she wants to leave up to the discussion of caucus members. it appears according to reporting she believes in her conversations with members that her conference, her caucus is ready now to take this next formal step. so at a minimum, what will this do? it will allow the committees to have expedited legal proceedings, to obtain documents potentially more easy. what we know is that we have this issue here of the ukraine pressure campaign, katie, that broke the damn, but there are multiple inquiries under way on capitol hill that the speaker and committee

border with mexico heidi some people there are closely watching the debate on the screen behind you how concerned are they about key issues like immigration immigration or what are they hoping to hear. well you said the word terror and immigration is the hot topic here because the policy surrounding it or simply in his whole life here just a few kilometers away from the mexican border under the trump administration the people here say they're especially concerned about the turn in their lifestyle there is more law enforcement in the area more surveillance and there has been cindy or the rhetoric coming from the president that has been allegedly targeting latinos and certainly immigrants and you mentioned those mass shootings in texas one in el paso happen a month ago and the perpetrator said that he was a white nationalist and he may have been influenced by the president's own words calling immigrants coming across this border invaders that shooter targeted latinos in a border city of texas and killed 22 people so certainly that is a concern as well as reforming gun laws some of the thi

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candidates face off of the 2 nights the party has a strict qualification to focus on just the top 10 well heidi castro is at a watch party in mcallen texas that's on the u.s. border with mexico and speak to her in a few minutes but 1st let's go to rob reynolds who was at the debate in houston rob so far these debates have focused almost exclusively on domestic political issues is that likely to change tonight do you think. will dare and i just want to say the debate is underway the candidates are making their opening statements here on stage at texas southern university in used and yes you are of course right that the debates up until now have focused almost exclusively on domestic issues health care expanding. health care for people who don't have it. and or her tailing gun violence issues of that nature as well as economic inequality and the need for some fundamental restructuring in government and the economy all of that has been out there but i would be very surprised if there weren't them to change tonight i know that this domestic focus could be very frustrating for observers from oversea

kind of ethno center regime which would want to have all power by itself we have got dr heidi who cannot really control the situation who does not give a good leadership to this country so we will have problems and this country i've been running with said thank you well after decades of us to factor destabilization not only of afghanistan but countries right around the world a small number of democrats are attempting to mount a challenge to the wall mongering stay just quote in washington joining me now from north carolina is one such progressive democrat wanting to shake things up in congress dandridge carter thanks so much for coming on the show you know before we even get to impeachment didn't go all the other issues that are currently making waves right around the world would you do you make of trump's speech in north carolina campaigning for the 9th congressional district republicans one with dan bishop he said the problem with your party is you want to dismantle demolish destroy everything you've gained he said to north carolinians and that you had a problem with believing and go o

declaration but the people who live here say the only emergency they see is of nature under attack heidi joe castro al-jazeera mccallan texas. european parliament members have overwhelmingly voted in favor of another brics it's only but only if britain requests one and it comes with conditions u.k. parliament passed legislation last month forcing prime minister boris johnson to ask firstly if no agreement is reached despite that johnson is sticking to his promise that person will leave on october 31st with or without a deal charlie angela house morning from london. earlier the 11 supremes court judges in james e. d. the lawyer representing the prime minister his argument is how can the judges determine whether the length and system isn't for the suspension unlawful if there is no written law on this issue essentially this case does not come under the court's jurisdiction he also countered an argument that was made on tuesday suggested that the prime minister had used the suspension for his political advantage he cited many examples in history where prime ministers had suspended parliamen

>>as heidi we're slowly getting there we will return to some low 80's come the weekend just around the change this morning isn't really temperature related it's just the lack of fog that you're seeing across the bay for the most part we're off to a pretty clear start as you can see in san francisco. >>visibility is holding strong for most areas you will encounter some fog as you travel of highway one and out at the golden gate bridge elsewhere, those skies are nice and clear and temperatures comfortably cool a light jacket this morning and you'll be good to go as you're stepping

because of one some things launched into the great unknown of cyberspace it may return with alien life heidi joe castro al jazeera rachel nevada. will be keeping you across all the stories that are developing globally here about is this a stay with us because i'll be back in just a moment or 2. to . an ethiopian woman determined to tell the world a new story about her country our ships our humanity is the most beautiful thing we've got and i wish we can just realize that and just live with that despite the challenges she became c.e.o. of tourism and head of ethiopia's land development project my ethiopia and i'll just 0. counting the cost billions spent on air defenses but drones take out all from saudi arabia's oil production and look at that knock on effect pass the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar. comes in the cults on al-jazeera. award winning programming from international film made because of what driving around looking for drug addicts on the streets of kabul just the arrest sets the stage these men are demanding just because n

declaration but the people who live here say the only emergency they see is of nature under attack heidi joe castro al-jazeera mccallan texas well president trump has strips california as authorities assess its own vehicle emissions standards which are tougher than national ones is also bans other states from setting similar rules current law requires automakers to build cleaner vehicles than federal requirements demand trucks says the move will lower car prices and is unlikely to impact emissions california has voted to challenge the move. the global demand for palm oil is thought to be one of the factors behind the ongoing forest far problem in indonesia the blame for the widespread forus has been directed at plantation companies many of whom produce palm oil regular mahomet's has from jakarta. i hate blankets the streets of city on the island of sumatra fires have been burning here in riyadh province for more than a month many started deliberately by farmers and plantation companies to clear land for planting most of the haze is smoke arising from this land which is probable peat belo

least one in the united states mary i'm speaking about this story as it was breaking just yesterday heidi us talking about the legislation that is set to come into effect that essentially strengthens the rights of gun owners to be able to carry their arms. i suppose this latest shooting isn't likely to to change the somewhat relaxed gun laws in texas. that's right and it's important to point out that we're speaking specifically of texas there been other states that have restricted gun violence gun access as of late but ironically today in texas as of midnight september 1st a spate of new state laws took effect that actually made it easier for a person to take guns into school parking lots into rental properties and into houses of worship.