in maine, holden, ten-point lead for the present. in those districts for democrats it is a tough political vote but again you would hope they would put the politics on hold because of the gravity of the boat like this. >> host: should the speaker of the house the concern politically about complaints from republicans that she has not held this full vote in the house, and two, we've heard republicans complained about these closed-door depositions andou the process for them. how do you respond to those complaints? >> guest: i was with adam schiff last night in new york city. he spoke very specifically about the issue. first of all, at these closed-door depositions, these hearings, republicans have absolute equal time. they attend the hearings if they're on the committee. they get to ask questions. they get to look at the evidence. this is not one party shutting the doors and not allowing the other party to participate in the process. secondly, this is an investigation, and we all know in any investigation when you were interviewing witn

. >> reporter: holden chow is the vice chairman of a party considered pro-beijing he says if beijingg to consider giving in to demonstrators' demands, the protests need to stop and splits in hong kong's society need to heal. >> there's a kind of mistrust between some people in hong kong and also the central government and mainland. so, if we are not able to gain that trust, i don't think we yill be able to implemen kind of universal suffrage. >> reporter: but that means the two sides might be caught in a vicis circle because monstrators vow not to stop until their demands are met.he >> i thinkey to fix the is really to have emocracykong here, not less democracy. the more you crack down, the more people will be disgruntledi will up a lot of grievances. >> reporter: and those grievances may have alreadyady pro-beijing and pro-democracy protesters have scuffled in shoppi malls. laand as the protests escad, more and more hong kong residents have decided t city may not be a good place to raiso their children, including sham sham's father. >> reporter: hong kongamilies, residents on both s

i was privileged to have the support of the senator and others and assemblyman holden among other championsf the program of $16.3 million in this year's budget to get this over the top so we can make this announcement. >> gavin newsom talking about the statewide shake alert app. will alert people before they feel the shaking of the earthquake. this could be the difference between life and death. a big deal statewide in california. >> i just downloaded the app on my personal phone and work phone so we'll have to see how that plays out when there is an earthquake. couple seconds give you time to at least get down and cover your head and protect yourself a little bit. >>> 30 years after the loma prieta quake, new building standards in the bay area have increased safety. that's why we haven't seen a lot of buildings collapse, but we've learned that dozens of buildings at public universities around the state don't meet those particular standards. >> senior investigator stephen stock has been dig fog the new records for months now. here's a look at what he uncovered. >> this is video showing what

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holden the that house was entitled to these records and on monday a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit trying to block the manhattan d.a., ruling the court cannot square a vision of presidential immunity that would place the president above the law with the text of the constitution. the histor ical record, case la or any other authority. the president may be counting on justice brett kavanaugh. afterall, during his conformation hearings, from a panel about ten years ago kavanaugh suggested that maybe u.s. v nixon where they ruled he had to hand thoev inif foreign ministers tapes because no one is above the law? that case. he suggested that case may have been wrongly decided. maybe nixon was wrongly decided. took away power in the executive branch by holding the court had power and jurisdiction to order the president to disclose information in response to a subpoena by a subordinate executive branch official. a subordinate in his own branch. we don't have that here. if the president were to defy an order, it would be a dace that would be coming from congress, which is a coequal branch,

we've just had thanks very much both of you for coming on the program we've been speaking to patrick holden patrick farmer and former director of the sustainable food trust dr markel springman senior researcher on environmental sustainability to the writer of live health excuse me they university of oxford sorry but up the tree thanks both of you for coming on the program this hour. and that is where we have to leave it because the selection of great r.t. shows get their start in moments so you and 30. greetings and sal you take issue there are many things threatening the united states freedom of the press these days hawk watchers from government agency infiltration via retired intelligence and security agents like john brenner and james clapper running around cable news rooms influencing news stories of pundits and experts to major government contractors like multi-billionaire jeff bezos buying a major news outlet like the washington post but those are the show you're more center stage examples there's actually another more insidious major threat to our press these days and its name is wal

is the holden to him. syria is like an appendage of russia in terms of power influence. the positive way to look at it for putin. the negative weight is now he has the mess of syria. now he has to mr. peace, turkey, and iran, all of whom have interests that are different. a neo-isolationist they argue, good riddance with syria. david: whether we call at that or not, president trump declared victory, saying we got out of there. we went into the middle east to make peace, but we are better off out of there. he has made no secret he does not want to be in these wars anymore. are we creating a vacuum for president putin to step in? robert: it is not a matter of leaving but how you leave. there are a lot of situation throughout foreign policy history where it is a good thing to leave a place. but the way you negotiate that departure says everything about you as a great power. youyou dependable, will still have the back of your friends, is your word good? remember, it took nixon and kissinger several years to remove ground troops from vietnam from 1969 thiem 1972. the slow mov

yeah [ laughter ] >> all the great hollywood stars told me they would scream a word like william holden light laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> no, you crazy - [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: shazam shazam >> "watch out, now!" >> jimmy: yeah, here we go >> errol flynn -- errol flynn was like, "watch out, now! >> jimmy: "pineapple!" >> yeah, "pineapple. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, and then do - >> "frisbee. >> jimmy: "frisbee." [ laughter ] >> but they all had a word they'd shout out no, but i would -- i do things -- 'cause you don't want your energy to flag. you got to be kind of like -- the worst thing about making a a movie is you go back to your trailer. don't go back to your trailer. don't go stay on the set. stay in it if you go back to your trailer, you're going to start watching the football game. they're gonna knock on the door and say, "come and do this scene. you're like, "do we have to? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> "the giants are ahead there's two minutes -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah >> you'll get into it. stay in the reality of the film >> jimmy: you're phenomenal in this i want to s

>>holden valuable, yes, the touching is allowed. >>yep you can call up inside the aircraft get up close and personal hug, it touch, it feel it that's that's why we resorted also on display is them either museum. >>showcasing the air show's theme, the 75th anniversary of d-day all were 2 arab or clap like this taking boat used in situations like landing on the beach at normandy will be on display. complete reenactors to help and young folks understand what aviation does and how it contributes to our national attention work. >>hopefully we're folks and neither airfield karma dickerson. >>by the way, the blue angels will be flying over san francisco for fleet week join me on saturday october 12 for blue angels live that's 2 hours of high-flying stunts featuring spectacular aerobatics of the navy's best pilots. the fun starts on saturday october 12th at 02:00pm right here on kron 4. farm in sacramento county getting a lot of attention because it's up an impressive pumpkin. >>my gosh how much the giant gourds ways and ahead sports, the s

the power of her example across the world so this is another part of this and often times and it holden's case she went to jail, was arrested and was in a very difficult position legally everybody from donald trump to vladimir putin has criticized her that shows she is on the right track. [laughter] [applause] >> so the young people are telling us that you have to be willing to be defiant. that can take different forms so chelsea you talk about who is this rabble rousing done one - - nine in the 17th century and you mentioned and what would happen if she was in the senate today but here is why. today is the one-year anniversary of the confirmation of justice kavanaugh to the supreme court and as we remember those wrenching hearings in which doctor ford that nobody had ever heard of before came forward and then we know another leader the senator from maine was the outcome of the whole debate process it was divided into two camps i am raising this because it reminds us of the reality which is so much what your book is about. is not just the challenges of abuse but that is certainly part of

. >> for the holden family from portland, they say if they had to pay or reserve, they likely wouldn't visit lumbered street. >> it is understandable, with the traffic and everything else. and the maintenance. but, i guess for us, it is unofficial that they haven't vetoed it. >> reporter: despite the sick back, local and state leaders say they will work with the governor to come up with new legislation last year. what the legislation will look like remains to be seen. >>> the deadline to meet the new identification requirements to fly within the united states is now less than a year away. nearly 18 million california's still do not have a real i.d. card or even know that they really need one. the dmv wants everyone to know that they face the risk of getting turned away at the airport if they do not get a real i.d. card. the agency's new director steve gordon joined me in the last hour right here on mornings on 2. >> this is a federal mandate from the deferment of homeland security, they are saying everybody has an idea needs to get a real i.d. if they want to go to a federal facility,

or holden callfield calls everybody the -- caulfield calls everybody the phony, phony, phony. as a writer, you're looking for that. as a journalist i'll be talking to somebody, and so much of who you are seems to be encapsulated in this thing you're wearing. and then how that translates into my fiction, you know, when i'm writing fiction, i sort of feel like -- bear with me, it's a metaphor, but i feel like i'm standing in a field, and the field has got a lot of tall, dry grass in it. and my job is to set this field on fire, and i've got two things in my hand. they're flints. and i'm like banging the flints together like crazy and trying to catch sparks. so the flints are inevitably something that's actually happened to me, whether it's related finish the it's always emotionally related to this field i'm trying to catch on fire. and the sparks come from the names and the fire is your imagination. it's something you're making up. so much for me when i'm frustrated i'm lapping my flint -- banging my flints together trying to get this damn fire going. but when it's really roaring

president obama -- [applause] clinton, vice president biden, secretary of state clinton, governor holdendistinguished clergy and all of the pulpit guests, and ladies and those of us who are his friends will remember him, but you will remember him the most. every time the sun-splashed is on her face and warms us, we will miss elijah, but you will miss in most. we loved him, but you would come to love him most. please accept as you see the collective condolence of a whole host of americans, who share this moment in front of tv screens and radios, it will take this moment and teach it in schools next week, and who will share it with their own children. [applause] our prayers go out to his siblings, to his children, to all those who were related to elijah. he said to me, if you go before i go, do not go up there and wing it. [laughter] he said, write it down. then he said, really write it down. [laughter] so here we are. these, i think i know his house is in the village though he will not see me stopping here to watch his woods fill with snow yes, those woods are lovely, indeed but i have pr

be averted a substantial part of the electorate reassured that their vote was not in day that john holdennow does it or the powers. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a government for the 2nd time this year so president reagan rivlin will now ask netanyahu centrist rival benny gantz to try to cobble together a coalition heartfelt reports from western missouri. well after the end of the last of a series of jewish holy days and on his 70th birthday benjamin netanyahu admitted defeat in his efforts to try to form a coalition government he laid the blame for that squarely at the feet of the head of the opposition blue and white party benny gantz saying that he and his colleagues had rejected all of his efforts to try to form a unity government indeed they have rejected those efforts they say because they are unwilling to sit even in a rotational arrangement as prime minister with a man who as netanyahu is is facing indictments in 3 separate corruption cases than young is accusing benny gantz of wanting to form a minority government with support from the outside from