legislation on hong kong will be effective so certainly for holcombe protesters this is a huge more out booster as to whether it will change the actions and the behavior of the whole call in china governments i don't really think so i think the calculus for hong kong and china remains the same and for them of course there is also the question of face whether they want to be seen backing down in the face of legislation from from the u.s. and pressure from elsewhere mary thanks so much for that update from hong kong. well in the u.s. a career army officer has testified he was duty bound to object to what he called the president's quote improper phone call addressing ukraine investigations of top u.s. democrats republicans attacked alexander van men is on president trumps national security council questioning his loyalty is testimony lost a pivotal week as the house's impeachment investigation reaches further into the white house. they had witnessed the controversial phone call at the heart of the impeachment inquiry lieutenant colonel alexander vnd minn top white house expert on ukraine a

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led invasion back in 2003 holcomb's as the story. iraq is no stranger to turmoil the country's seen little piece and even less the billet since the us led invasion of 2003 mass protests and violence of regulating gulf the state of these though are the worst since the overthrow of saddam hussein 16 years ago. hundreds killed dozens in just one week by live ammunition many thousands injured amid a heavy crackdown by security forces other governments to provide special forces imposed curfews and an internet blackout across the whole country but that's just angered crowds even more roads and bridges have been blocked by demonstrators who have also tried to take over buildings both in the capital baghdad and across other cities why is this happening to some these protests address years of grievances corruption unemployment poor public service is there a source of anger across many countries but in iraq things should be different iraq should be thriving the country's oil revenue has exceeded 850000000000 in the post saddam years with produ

which is really insane and on reasonable for how the government allowed a polish attempt to murder holcombe people. well fully his springing correspondent but his putting a in hong kong good to see that he is tell us what is known about the circumstances that led to the student's death. while he fell from a park deck that is known we do not know what happened inside the park check. there were clashes around this area i am known near the park tick at the moment at that moment on day one and police and protesters were chasing each other i'm somehow he went into that building there were. people saying that he fled from tear gas they were also people saying that he was chased by the police into that building and that he fell while being chased by them there are also rumors that he had been pushed all kinds of humans but there's nobody very little evidence on anything that happened there even under the security footage camera footage has also not captured his the moment where he fell so we do not know really what caused him to fall from there but what we know is that he's the 1st student who die

is really in saying and and reasonable for how the government allowed the polish attempted murder holcombe people. astray to hong kong about what we're doing corresponded to a 1000000000 welcome material so what is the situation there now are we going to see another night of demonstrations because of this death. yes behind me you see this parking deck where the student fell from last week when we had clashes in this area here now there were long queues before queuing up. for the site where he felt a light laid on flowers light candles here you can still maybe see a few candles burning but most of these people have left now and those who are now here on the scene left the more radical protest as they have set up barricades you may notice that around me everything is dark they've set fire to electric disabused boxes stations so the street lighting is off here and now they are waiting for the police to arrive. for another round of clashes here in this area we have also reports from other areas in the city that clashes have been happening reportedly live rounds have also been fired it and mate

in germany and came yorkin the 1710ths to new -- in 1710 to new york and moved up into the noah holcombe -- the mohawk valley region to find land. he lived as a pretty insular -- in a pretty insular german-speaking community that did not want to be bothered by folks. as a young boy, conrad weiser was taken by his father and placed in a local mohawk community. the german immigrants wanted somebody to develop the language skills to communicate with them. as a boy, he went to live with the mohawks and learned the mohawk language. as an adult, he moved into pennsylvania, he came down the susquehanna valley and became a fur trader. because of his language skills, he became an interpreter for the colony of pennsylvania, also served as an interpreter for the ec -- the colony of virginia, had a pretty good reputation. americans liked him, they spoke of him of having -- as having two sides. they considered him to be fairly unlike a lot of interpreters they did not trust because they made have an of a different -- might have been of a different ethnicity. weiser had a good reputation not only for

the current governor eric holcomb, who has been maintaining this pro-business kind of growth, and theren the middle by the name of mike pence, i don't know if you know the name or not, who absolutely was part of this growth. some of the policies he put together are the policies that pete buttigieg was able to utilize toic bring down unemployment in south bend, because it was happening in indiana. >> tucker: so, in the actual city of south bend, though, violence seems like -- and violent crimes -- seem like they are rising pretty dramatically.o >> yeah, and this is a very, very interesting story. you take a look at murder rates, 2019, that is down. even in my beloved indianapolis, the murder rate seems toha be le it's going to be less than it was last year, but going up for eight years in a row, and it was going up, of course, in south bend. but the other crimes you are talking about -- and you are referencing their -- those are ougoing up. great article from "the washington free beacon" on this exact subject. if you're going to point to, hey, look, i'm the mayor who reduced crime, well,

it's expanding grade at indiana governor eric holcomb couldn't be more proud and can't wait to see what future holds not only for these four women but for his state as a whole. >> we started this journey back in 2017. i remember vividly the conversation of the governor and i had on a sunday afternoon. this program was and is probably in my opinion one of the best w programs that is offered in any prison in the united states and the results are incredible. first of all, they end up with real good jobs, real good paying jobs, and secondly, the most incredibleoo part is the 0% recidivism rate of all the graduates. we were drawn to that. this transcends politics and that's what i like about it the most. >> we are on the verge of launching, i guess officially we are launching tomorrow our fifth locationer in indiana. that's pretty amazing. congratulations to the women of iw p. you are leveraging this opportunity to learn, create and develop skills that will serve you in the future. keep working as a team encourage one another to work beyond your limits. this will make yourself and your famil

ukraine to get an investigation into joe biden we will speak to a white house correspondent kelly holcomb shortly but 1st let's go to heidi show koster she's joining us live from capitol hill and the democrats will be hoping that this quartet of witnesses heidi will be able to flesh out various parts of the narrative here. that's right elizabeth and if we look at the morning's witnesses 1st these are both national security experts on ukraine who were listening to that phone call on which the american president donald trump asked the president of ukraine to open investigations into trump's political opponents in the u.s. and these 2 witnesses used very similar language to describe what they thought of the call alexander vended who is on the national as a staffer on the national security council within the white house he said that he was concerned and he immediately alerted white house attorneys to what he thought may have been something improper and jennifer williams the 2nd witness this morning she works for the vice president's office and she described that call as inappropriate and view

is now wrapping up with public hearings set to start next week our white house correspondent kelly holcomb reports. all thing is a scare as u.s. president donald trump continues to attack the impeachment investigation another witness has refused to show up acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is the latest in a string of white house officials to defy requests by democrats to testify in the congressional impeachment inquiry get over it democrats want to talk to about statements he made last month he told reporters trump deliberately held up military aid to ukraine to pressure it to investigate trump's political rival former vice president joe biden we do we do that all the time with foreign policy mulvaney later walked back those statements and democrats want to know why was one of 13 witnesses scheduled to testify in closed door hearings this past week just 2 showed up as congress moves toward the public phase of its investigation to begin next wednesday prof says he's opposed to those hearings well they shouldn't be having public hearing that contradicts republican members of c

political rival joe biden giuliani says he never accepted a penny let's get more now from kimberly holcomb choose life as in washington d.c. at kimberley let starts with the allegations concerning gordon sunderland this all comes after a rather dramatic testimony in that impeachment inquiry how do you think these allegations will impact the situation as it stands. well gordon sagal and just to remind viewers it is really the star witness for the democratic party's case against president donald trump and and really the basis in many ways for why they believe that he should be impeached his testimony particularly damning he behind closed door said there was no quid pro quid pro quo but then changed his testimony and said very publicly that in fact that the president was leveraging his office in order to try and get an investigation into his political rival joe biden so now the fact that the has had his credibility challenge with these allegations from these 3 women certainly is problematic for the democrats in all of this the 3 women have accused gordon someone of sexual misconduct one of th

but it is also absolutely clear, this is what i said to chief judge holcombe is looking at the mueller report, the mueller report discussion, did the president carryout obstruction of justice and related possible that ask? and that's -- park two of the mueller report go to that very thing and, in fact, as we know mr. moulton indicated there's plenty of evidence that he did obstruct justice. but mr. moore said, , but i cant make that determination because of the opinion. and that relates to the first part of the mueller report. mr. freeman i think was talking about volume tonight. it is both volumes because in order to determine if the president obstructed justice you need to look at what did he do, what did he know, vis-À-vis election in appearance by the russians? what did he know about wikileaks? there significant evidence that comes out with regard to roger stone, but also, this is a very key point i want to emphasize, one of the redactions -- and i have to be very careful to not disclose anything that's the public, but one of the redactions refers to manafort and manafort testimony

more than 1000 homes have been evacuated, and one woman, annie holcomb has lost her life.'s respond to the flyers has been woeful. just imagine if this had happened in surrey instead of yorkshire, or the east midlands. i think it would have been a different story. when terrible floods struck the south and 2014, david cameron, the then prime minister, rightly said, money is no object in the relief effort. whatever money is needed, we will spend it. this time borisjohnson waited five days before calling a cobra meeting, i'd only after i wrote to him demanding it in the first place. we now do they guarantee from the government that the money is made immediately available to all the local authorities and areas affected by the floods. again, back in 2014, david cameron filed, we will build a more resilient country for the future. instead, under the more resilient country for the future. instead, underthe tories, front line flood response and environment agency staff had been slashed by a fifth id fire rescue service by nearly a quarter. so here we are again. we are in the mist

anyway, temperatures for you have 40's on the board for the most part the east bay, 50 palais holcombw 30's up to the north bay get used to that by the way after the storms come passing through the nightly lows will be kind of chilly in the inland areas were trailing in most of the bay area compared to where we were this time from yesterday. let's line up here for us 66 by high noon to 3 o'clock 69 maybe getting sprayed by little in the way some high cloudiness that low has to come to reposition itself around us. we get the backside of that low that's offshore winds greeting us tomorrow. we expect 63 san francisco, oakland, 64, 67 for san jose before the storm gets here that's right offshore winds will be getting more into that coming up in just a bit marty all right dave. thank you. breaking overnight, firefighters put out a small grass fire on a hillside in martinez. >>kron four's chris man field sent us these photos. you can see the fire clearly burning behind a home. it broke out across from john sweat elementary school around 1 o'clock this morning. so far no information about th