hine defied the state censors creating sober and realistic depictions of life and over time his playsand prose earned him a respected status critical writers like him faced a dilemma all publications 1st had to be approved by the strict state censors hine and others wanted to be published but were reluctant to make compromises in their works yet hein managed to pull off the delicate balancing act. i wouldn't let the fear of censorship interfere with my work life at home i was alone and i could write without any censorship but the censors would only come in after i'd submitted a manuscript so i tried not to waste any thoughts on what they would say about that in i'd say it worked out pretty well isn't it of your life you must go in 1983 christophe hines work reached west germany and prove popular there too despite dealing primarily with life in the east. he had assurance 1st had to be approved by the strict state censors hine and others wanted to be published but were reluctant to make compromises in their works yet hine managed to pull off the delicate balancing act. and i wouldn't le

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to get to that, i promise i'm going to get to that, i'm going to specifically ask congressman jim hines, the number two house -- >> who should probably be overseeing the whole process, because schiff has no credibility. chris: will the president tell john bolton, who is scheduled to testify this week, not to appear? >> well, ambassador bolton publicly and his lawyer said he's not sure he'll appear. that has nothing -- chris: but i'm asking you, what does the president -- [inaudible] >> i'm not sure the president has talked to ambassador bolton. but we as a white house will continue to exert executive privilege where we feel that it is necessary. chris: the house vote doesn't make any difference. >> the house vote doesn't make a difference in terms of a flawed process somehow becoming open and transparent, and they should have done this from the beginning. six weeks ago tuesday nancy pelosi said we're going to move toward an impeachment inquiry. chris, it took them five weeks to hold a vote. why doesn't she just hold the vote on impeachment? where is the substance? on what basis are we i

with byron chairman carl hines women to get nearing the end of his tenure menaces retirement heralds the closing of a chapter x.v.i.i. munich. to tennis and at the a.t.p. finals alexander it's fair it has booked his final place in the final 4 spare of beat rushes down on the bed of in straight sets in the final match of the group stage ferrer took the 1st set 64 and then won the 2nd in a tie break to set up a semifinal clash against dominic take steroids win also knocked out world number one rafael nadal. and now if you've got a korean children song stuck in your head don't worry you're far from the only one baby shark is now the 5th most viewed you tube video of all time with nearly 4000000000 hits and that's not the only place baby shark is taking a big bite of. it started as a children's song about a family of sharks. then he was sung by demonstrators to calm a scared top player during an to government protests in lebanon. going to going to it's also become the unofficial i'm fame of the washington nationals the u.s. baseball team and their fans seem to love it. the kids melodies

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is a problem domain is the fact that there's always the shadow of club looming over this club when hines a.z.z. behind me is behind this is how they must feel at goldman it must be why is that i mean he had he was successful but when big coaches leave a club somehow the successor doesn't seem to be able to achieve the expectations that they have and so that might be nice with alex ferguson for example close to home in the bundesliga we saw a pep guardiola by and he had 3 great seasons here and then it was over is it time to finally get over it look i'm a nothing 1st found some i know what about clubs grin on for former glories brian kroft is there are gored in the red part of north him so it's understandable clarke is so rich. visionary reenergized that crap brought back their former glories but actually father himself has said he's a tough act to follow if we look at the numbers though surprisingly and this might surprise a lot of people actually father has a better record than clumped we can see it here you know corpus had $380.00 games in charge 57 percent was his win percentage fathe

this weekend he really has been thrown in at the deep end you mention in this name the name again hines he can safely also but you get like is that that's my question who is that oh i had silly of course you barmy typically going to have big names it's hard to you know crowd their locker room we just saw that you know the dissent from the captain speaking you know long term do you think they'll try for an italian maxillary was a name they've thrown in that is well you know we do know he's available the last a tie didn't work out so well the munich are you hoping that they can repair him give a push you know to. if in their title well i think you know there's always every season it seems some sort of chaos midway through point season end up changing a coach and certainly not everything bringing back your pint is this talk on their phone whisperings of joe's a marine dortmund done by and at the moment the real cat amongst the pigeon pigeons in the bundesliga but look i think they can have to find somebody pretty cheap the not to be out if you don't throw shooter amounts of money at the bi

with byron chairman carl hines women to get nearing the end of his tenure when it says retirement heralds the closing of a chapter backfire munich. tennis now on of the 80 pay finals alexander's verite has booked his place in the final full set of big rushes danielle medvedev in straight sets in the final match of the group stage the german took the 1st set 64 and then won the 2nd in a tie break to set up a semi final clash against austria is dominic team set up when also knocked out world number one rafael nadal. researches in japan has been looking into creative ways of reducing the number of flybys that cows get scientists from the i ching agricultural research center painted cattle in black and white stripes they found the cows received fewer than half the bites of the unpainted control group producing fly by its would help to control the spread of infectious diseases and reduce stress in the animals officials expect the results to apply to other livestock as well. as a reminder of the top story we're following for you sure lankans are going to the polls to elect a new president so it

response with counselor to president kellyanne conway, and we'll get reaction from congressman jim hinesthe number two democrat on the intelligence committee. >>> then, how the impeachment timeline shape the 2020 democratic campaign for president? we'll bring you brand new fox polls and break them down with a special sunday panel. fox news political co-anchors martha maccallum and bret baier, pollster kristin solstice happenedder and analyst -- anderson and juan williams. >>> plus, our power player of the week, mike rizzo, general manager of the washington nationals, brings the world series trophy here for a visit. all right now on a special democracy 2020 edition of "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. exactly three months from today americans start voting in iowa's first in the nation caucuses. for democrats, it's a fight for the party's future. for president trump, it's a test of his base's loyalty as he faces re-election amid a bitter impeachment fight. today we kick off our democracy 2020 election coverage with brand new fox polls. almost half o

in disarray last week's $51.00 loss to frank for backfired and interim coach hines a flick thrown into the deep end with an uninspiring champions league win over olympiakos flick left technical wizards tiago and out of the lineup instead he chose to build around thomas mueller personifies. sutton hit up and since i've been here i'm constantly fascinated by how talented the squad is we just have to show it on the pitch again he's on my side which is just what 4th placed by and dates from the start they've been focusing on patching up a defense that was so leaky on the coach but by and shaun most up front. they put under pressure with a dizzying passing. exposed and out of sorts dortmund could not keep up. which is how byron took the leach off the. 70 thanks to the high court reliable but haven't of still. he stood in every league match this season and again did it with ease against his former club. pansy flake has by and playing with freedom and self assurance. from average buy and fans to the club's top brass bass high level clash was an enlightening experience. under flex very decisiv

with byron chairman carl hines room an eco also nearing the end of his tenure only says retirement heralds the closing of a chapter at byron munich. well some tennis now in the last time roger federer and novak djokovic faced off was in a grand slam final at wimbledon in july that showdown last almost 5 hours with a joke of it eventually defeating his rival now at the $83.00 finals in london federer avenge that loss and moved on to the tournament last fall where he'll face rough ala dial. it was a long time coming after a run off for years and 5 straight losses roger federer finally managed to overcome novak djokovic once more the swiss outperformed the sirup capitalizing on every mistake this was nothing short of a masterclass the 38 year old fred or a not showing any signs of aging and playing with trademark grace and elegance his dominance didn't let up djokovic eventually folded and federer's seen the victory 6463 played incredible and i knew how to use that's what novak does and i was able to produce i was 7 magical you guys made a super special thank you i can't thank you no. federer

november a meeting here to discuss next steps things have been strained between byron bosses call hinesroom a nigger and the owners and coach nico kovacs for some time the burning born coach had not been their 1st pick for the job to begin with despite winning a league and cup double in his 1st season in charge kovacs was often criticised for a lack of tactical flexibility clumsy statements to the press had also made him vulnerable it was increasingly evident coverts lacked a game plan. as it's unacceptable what's going on at the moment we need to sit down together and talk things through. we speak about it and analyze it can we see an improvement. about his assistant hanzi flick will take the reins for now possible long term replacements include current i.x. 1st team coach erik 10 hogg top rb like boss ralph rang nick all former you venters coach max alegria. a difficult task lies ahead for by munich a solution must be found in the midst of great evil at the club. solutions the question is who's going to take over or in the short term hands the flick he's going to take over the next 2

with by him chairman carl hines rimini go also nearing the end of his tenure only through his retirement heralds the closing of a chapter by munich. are times in tennis now at the a.t.p. finals while no one rafael nadal has beaten stiff finest 60 posts to keep his tournament hopes alive now off to losing the 1st set to the greek 76 no doubt battled back to win the 2nd 64 and then also took the 375 but in order to advance the last fall the spaniard still needs defending champion alexander's vet if to news later on friday the dow has never won the a.t.p. tournament. well from children song to arrive many adults may have had it stuck in their heads we're talking about baby shock you've heard it once you might be singing it all day the infectious south korean chino is now the 5th most viewed you cheap video of all time with nearly 4000000000 hits and it's reached the most unexpected places. it started as a children's song about a family of sharks. then he was sung by demonstrators to calm a scared top layer during anti-government protests in lebanon. it's also become the unofficial i'm fame

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studies at they miss common sense which is a center right thing tank i think we've covered off david hines pretty well there let's talk about books if you know who i think you said you actually know who or i've dealt with her in the past i was fascinated by how strong her testimony was and the way she just she almost challenged the committee directly and said i would ask you not to promote politically driven false hoods about ukraine. she says strong as titanium is fiona hill she's an amazing person and she knows what's at stake what's at stake here is in part a process of almost 30 years of united states trying to build up the judicial integrity of ukraine so that may function as a democratic counter to the illiberal nation of russia and she also knows that what's at stake is ultimately our unity as a people russia has very consciously and with great success attempted to mount a propaganda campaign against us a campaign of disinformation in the 2016 elections and for sure in the 2020 elections and ultimately they want to get us to lose faith in ourselves in our national unity in the valid

anyway, it occurs to me, hine, i would just go into the past and give it to myself, thus eliminating the need for me to invent it in the first place. interesting. yeah, it really takes the pressure off. sounds like a breakthrough. should i call science magazine and tell them to hold the cover? it's time travel, leonard, i will have already done that. then i guess congratulations are in order. no, congratulations will have been in order. you know, i am not going to enjoy this party. i know, i'm familiar with you. the last department party, professor finkleday cornered me and talked about spelunking for 45 minutes. yes, i was there. you know what's interesting about caves, leonard? what? nothing. well, then we'll avoid finkleday, we'll meet the new department head, congratulate him, shake his hand and go. how's this? "pleased to meet you, dr. gablehauser. "how fortunate for you that the university's "chosen to hire you, despite the fact ch in 25 years, "and instead have written a series of popular books "that reduce the great concepts of science "to a series of anecdotes, "each one dum

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>> so i think i agree with congressman hines there that using the term quid pro quo could confuse peoplea number of levels. one, it's a latin term. it just means this for that. i think the other reason it's problematic and perhaps one of the reasons president trump keeps emphasizing it is a quid pro quo is not necessary here. it appears that it's satisfied in the transcript, but to say that i would only give the military aid if you gave me what i wanted, whether it's an investigation into the 2016 election and/or an investigation of the bidens, if you were proving a crime of bribery or extortion in a court where you have to satisfy the elements of a statute, you would need to prove that quid pro quo. here based on the transcript and everything we're hearing in these depositions, it sounds like there was a quid pro quo. even if there was not, this is still an impeachable offense. the president was demanding a thing of value, an investigation into a political rival for his personal political gain and abuse of power and he was also withholding and leveraging military aid that our congress h

cubs where he was the assistant gm for the last year he you'll put work will report directly to far hinesappens to be a redwood city native sthis is a homecoming so to sak. harris said i am so appreciative and honor to join the san francisco giants. a ory franchise with a loyal passion and deserving fan base. harr said in a statement released by the giants will have more on this and much more tonight on sportsnight live with j r stone and myselfnd of course there's a pretty big football ge tomorrow evening that everybody is getting excited about said about this football game which football game. >>do you think they can remain undefeated. >>it will be probably one of their touest test so far in the season. obviously seattle really sion-rival know them well and have a quarterbackas pretty good russell wilson. areyou put on. rrow. putting your money you're not putting very thank you so much to wait to talk about it. >>of this world experience is just hours away details on how you can safely watch the script cular site >>so it's time to bust out your biculars. a spectacular sight is going to

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. >> join chuck for this morning's "meet the press," with senator rand paul, representative jim hinesintelligence committee and senator sherrod brown. tune in to "meet the press" at 8:00, right after this newscast. we hope you'll stick right here. larry will be back in 40 minutes for our weekly political segment, what's become a growing trend over the past decade. more than a million people leaving california, i think we were both born and raised californians. see you soon. thanks, larry. >>> turning to other news, a day of action. students took to the streets to improve their schools. yesterday students organized three simultaneous marches in san jose, san francisco and oakland. middle and high schoolers, look at that, walked with their colorful posters for more than an hour. they want to show their communities that students can and should get involved in improving their education. >> i think we have a little more youth engagement, like in these sort of issues because the more we speak up for ourselves, the more that people are going to take us seriously and the more that gets done.

the hiring spree is a hine of how quickly the online shopping giant is growing. more warehouses, packaged hubs and delivery stations. they are working to speed up delivery for prime members from one day to two michelle. >> that sounds good. we hear pringle's is working on a more practical way to eat chips. what is that about? >> reporter: yes, somebody chipped me. that is the expression we have been using all morning. prints els has a gaming head set that automatically feeds its chips into awarer's mouth called the hunger hammer. it's includes a swivel arm that is supposed to help gamers avoid distracts. it is still in its prototype stage so no word yet when it will be up for grabs misch shell. >> i mean, mark, do we need that? a robot feeding us chips as we're gaming? >> reporter: i think i do. you might not but i think i do. i'm not a gamer but i'll use it for tv and movies. >> you, i guess. >> reporter: after a thanksgiving meal. i don't want to move. >> that is true, but you can always pause. there is a pause button on the controllers, right? >> that is true.

also a member of the house intelligence committee, and democratic congressman jim hines.lus the general manager of the world champion washington national mike rizzo and yes, he's bringing along the world series trophy. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check your tv listings for the time in your area. while, the long serving leader of isis is dead but the terror group warning americans not to celebrate. that's coming up from the journalists of fox news. and save thousands a year. i urge you to call newday usa now. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. makes me wanna be better. to connect with stories that i'm listening to- that's inspiration. with audible originals, there's something for almost every taste in there. everything you ever wanted to hear. our ability to empathize through these stories can be transformational. it's my own thing that i can do for me. download audible and start listening today. brown-bagging it. so why you

today jim hines says he believes the subpoena has been issued and is hopeful bolton will comply. >> ielieve john bolton has been subpoenaed but i'm not 100% but i believe he has been. remember he is no longer an employee of the white house. theoretically, the white house telling people that under their employee you cannot show up does not apply to john bolton. >> in addition to public hearings, republicans will be able to subpoena their own witnesses in the impeachment inquiry after the houses vote to formalize the process this past week. gop lawmakers are still criticizing the rules, arguing they don't give republicans enough power. >> adam schiff gets call the witnesses he wants but republicans have to get a list to adam schiff for an approval. we complied a put a ribbon on it but it doesn't make it any less of a sham or any less unfair or partisan review as for the whistleblower who first filed the complaint about the president's phone call with ukraine, at this point is not clear if republicans will take the new offer to answer the questions that are not related to the whistleblow

chris just as aggressively as going after democratic congressmen and intelligence community member jim hines evidence indicating the president in anything. while it's understandable not to like what you hear, mr. president, it's not understandable to tune out what you should otherwise like too here, including plenty of coverage of markets that are soaring and an economy that's humming. chris has cover that, i have covered that, fox news and fox news business -- which if you don't get commute should demand, not some of it, all of it, some of it and the things you might not like that you are not the first president to say the media has it out for you. no less than impressed darling john f. kennedy himself had his moments with the media. things will seep things through the own prism of their beliefs. i get that. like i get plenty of trump supporters to call me a never trumper to get in matters they don't like and plenty of never trumpers themselves never giving any credit to a president they won't like. we can't please all. the best we can do as journalists is to be fair to all, including you,

democratic congressman jim hines, though, of connecticut later debunked castor's line of questions. watch some of this. >> they've accused you of espionage and dual loyalties. we've seen that in this room this morning. the three minutes that were spent asking you about asking you about the offer made to be the minister of defense, that may have come cloaked in a brooks brother suit and parliamentary language but that was designed to give the media an opening to question your loyalties. >> meanwhile, the former ukrainian national security official who offered vindman the position telling the daily beast that, quote, it was clearly a joke. and he never had such authority to make such an offer. the republicans have argued that the impeachment testimony has been speculation or hearsay. sean patrick maloney pointed out yesterday that those arguments were not applicable for lieutenant colonel vindman and for williams. >> let's do the substance, can we do that because we've had a lot of dust kicked up. miss williams, you heard the call with your own ears, right? >> yes, sir. >> not second

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sending the stock down to about 7 to 8% then we've got shares of kraft hines down around 6 to 7% right. now that, those shares are being downgraded to sell from neutral at goldman sachs the bank has pointed to cost pressures and underinvestment in some areas then shares of beyond meat are actually up today merely by about 5% some analyst commentary coming out of that stock sending those shares higher. we are watching some of those moves in beyond meat specifically because there's a $100 price target on those shares now over to rahel who's got a look at some other news items of the day. >> and here's what's happening at this hour a los angeles county sheriff says the suspect in the high school shooting in santa clarita, california is in custody and being treated at a local hospital for a self-inflicted gun shot wound. according to the hospital, one female has died. two males are in critical condition. one male is in good condition. zblncht mike pompeo is pushing member to fight the islamic state to take and prosecute citizens of f their countries detained in iraq and syria >> we must ma

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following this very impressive for a win i will groups that don't win on saturday find chief executive col hines room a nigga said the club would in his words calmly continue with the 54 year old needs to guy is in charge flick has are the seen some very impressive victories are into man in the champions league in this one. all those while danger freiburg one know when are are in track frankfurter in frankfurt captain david alger have some of the charge opposition card christians through sending him flying it's not funny until sparked a massive brawl with the referee handing out red cards to out of freiburg retaliated on his courage his behalf. didn't they can he ran towards me and knocked me over i couldn't have gone are doing he was coming at me so 1st he's a struggle these are young boys i'm 54 years old but i couldn't move the way i had no chance but it's all done. to italy now where there's trouble insuring your ventas christiana ronald are not happy after being substituted for the 2nd time in awake it happened in the 2nd half of you guys going with ac milan right now though a loss and then

i want to pick up where my colleague across the aisle, congressman hines left off earlier. respectfully dr. hill he was not defending you but defending himself and democrats. i want to make sure the record is very clear. ranking member nunez was correct. he correctly noted in his opening that republicans, not democrats on this committee, were the first ones, the first ones to raise the issue of russian interference in the 2016 election. the disagreement wasn't about russian meddling. the disagreement was about whether or not president trump conspired with russia. a false allegation peddled by the democrats generally and specifically by some democrats on this committee. with that, i want to turn to you and the part of the conversation, your testimony where you said you heard president trump say, is he going to do the investigation and ambassador sondland said he's going to do it. he'll do anything you ask him to. is that right? >> yes, sir. >> what did president trump say next? he said what? >> i'm sorry. i need to look back where we are in the middle of the conversation. wh

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