hurdles for the ex-im bank. provision will have ex-im bank -- let me just by saying that this is a significant bill that we house.fore this this is a bill that will correct he harm that has been done to our export agency. this is a bill that will create more jobs. is a bill that has the u.s. t of not only the chamber of commerce, g.e., oeing, the afl-cio, the international association of machinists and aerospace workers, the international boilermakers, the international brotherhood of electrical workers, the international federation of and technical engineers, the business north ble, and the america building trade union. and so here we have a bill where we have people who oppose each other all the time, have come know er because they that's in the best interest they know they have put us in a position, those who have been voting against re-authorization, of being noncompetitive with china and other countries who like to see us in that weakened position. this bill is going to bring us out of that weakened positio

ex-im today. again i rise in support, i hope my colleagues support in in rising 234 support of this amendment to make sure we do our due diligence as members of congress in making sure that no other kind of scandalous controversy that we see now currently with the opportunity zones in our country. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves or yield back? ms. tlaib: reserve. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mchenry: i would say to my colleague from michigan, under the opportunity zones provision they have -- provision of the tax bill we passed last year, governors designate census tracks. if the gentlelady has a problem with the census tracks designated in michigan that's a problem with the governor of michigan not the underlying important tax law. i would also commend my colleague, this is her first term in congress two congresses ago this was a bipartisan bill. had wide bipartisan support. we had a similar number of republicans and democrats support the opportunity zone legislation. and i thi

prioritize -im to small businesses. the underlying bill we negotiated was really important and this is a bad bill. yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from pennsylvania. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 16 prohibitsed in house report 116-289. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. rowdya: mr. chair, i have a mefpblgt the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 16 printed in house report number 116-289, offered by mr. rouda of california. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 695, the gentleman from california, mr. rouda, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. rouda: thank you, mr. chair. i rise today in support of my amendment to add sexual orientation and gender identity to the agency's office of

earlier in the season, im claimed a hole—in—one at the greenbrier classic on the pga tour.r. he'll now be the first player from chile to play in the president's cup. it's going to be a really fun week. there are a lot of good players on oui’ there are a lot of good players on ourteam, there are a lot of good players on our team, who have played there before so i think i'm going to get some experience for them. it's not going to be hard. it's going to be easy for me. it will help us as a player. here's the international team in full. four of the players who qualified automatically are also rookies — which means half of the team will be making their presidents cup debuts. it starts on 12th december at the royal melbourne club, which is where the international team recorded their only victory back in 1998. staying with golf — and there are joint—leaders. after the first round of the turkish open in antalya which is the penultimate event on the european tour, before the season—ending dubai world championship. matthias schwab from austria and england's tom lewis both carded 7—un

work like this, in the last 10 years, ex-im has 1.7 million american jobs. over the last several years, we a e seen the bank go through lot of unnecessary political turmoil. fter successfully re-authorizing the bank in 2015, the senate has failed to confirm under current law without it the affects were felt across the nation. in my own district, it was affected there. in the past five years, in my district in northern california, nine been home to exporters of which seven are small businesses and five are minorities.en and after shall negligence left the bank unable to do its work, oday there are only three exporters remaining in my district. re-authorizell, to the bank, we make substantial improvements that not only problems e political displayed by the -- in the senate, but also improve and activities.e bank's in short, the united states export finance act will help even more jobs with new emphasis on small business, minority-owned businesses. as a former small business encouraged by this effort. to stay on top, the united states must stay competitive. giv

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so, im talking now to my colleagues in the senate. these are some of the witnesses that you need to call and these are some of the questions you need to ask. first, you have to hear from the whistle-blower. now, they can choose to do that in close session, if they want to. i leave that up to them. you can't initiate an impeachment of the president of the united states and not have to answer some questions. who did he get his information from? did he have the classification and the clearances to get that information? what is his relationship with vice president biden? who has he shared that information with including some members of the committee here. i think our own chairman needs to be called. what interactions did he or his staff have with the whistle-blower? did they help to coordinate?

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there will be an attempt by some to say we shouldn't -- ex-im should not be doing any business with china. and i modestly say i take second place to no one in the congress for over 30 years fighting china on their trade policy, their human rights policy, their proliferation policy. but -- and there are restrictions in the legislation about government-owned industries and the rest of that. however, again, as critical as i m of china's policies, by some accord, i am -- they advertise me as the most hated person in china, something i take with great pride because of my fight for human rights in china. whether it's hong kong, tibbett, the uighurs, the muslims in education camps, nonetheless, they should not use that as an excuse to not pass the ex-im bank. i will speak to that on the floor. in the same token of globalization of the economy, we are moving positively in terms of the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. again, it all comes dun to enhancement. excuse me, of enforcement. enhonsment too but enforcement. i do believe if we can get this to the place it needs to be, which is imminent that th

nonetheless, they should not use that as an excuse to not pass the ex-im bank. and i will speak to that on the floor. in the same token of globalization of the economy, we are moving positively in terms of the united states-mexico-canada agreement. again, it all comes down to enhancement -- excuse me -- of enforcement. enhancement, too, but enforcement. i do believe that if we can get this to the place it needs to be, which is imminent, that this can be a template for future trade agreements, a good template. and then, again, in terms of economic -- the financial well-being of america's working families, we are working on h.r. 3, our legislation to lower prescription drug costs, and hopefully we will be bringing that to the floor soon. next week, we will vote on a continuing resolution to fund the government. we passed our appropriations bills, making smart, strong investments in the health, education, economic security, and well-being of america's families. sadly, the g.o.p. senate has not done its job yet. soon, again, now another area in terms of legislation,

this predent has become a law im untolf. how can you then expect them to reach any sign of intelligence decision on his face. >> they have turned over better than 20 of the tapes andurned over transcripts of up to the 44 that were originallysked for. now, i happen to think that thee president, n re, ought to abide by the supreme court decision. number two, i think heht oo be as forthcoming as possible in making tapes availle that are relevant to the impeachable provision in then. constitut >> okay. well, ultimately what happens cents supreme court rules that rules that nixon has to turn ov he tapes wch leads to the unraveling of his presidency and his regnatn. in the context of current, is nixon tapes or cld there be. >> i don't kno it remains to be seen. >> what about the tape of the phone call. >> the speculation in the last day is that the transcriptcrf the call, so-called transcript t the call between presid trump and president zelensky of ukraine is not complete. and th keepke going in front of media say it is a wordy w

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this is the business imes on the on in berlin wall surprising figures from china show the country's industrial output grew at a significantly slower rate than expected during october production increased by 4.7 percent year on year despite many analysts expecting growth above 5 percent demand in the world's 2nd biggest economy has been slowing and g.d.p. growth is at its lowest rate for 3 decades chinese investors are hoping to get a near term boost if a preliminary trade deal can be reached with a u.s. . maximillian count felt from the market the institute for china studies joins me now in the studio welcome now china introduced all these measures in order to shore up growth like cutting taxes for example it would appear that these measures that work you're right we've seen i receive continued slowdown in if you look at the economic growth as the hold of was reduced a few quarters ago at a at the end of this quarter we saw slow down to the lowest growth and ever basically and for october data we see a slowdown in retail a fixed asset investment uncritically investment into fat manufacturing c

im a frugal person as he is my campaign director, justin, who has been with me since i started running 14 years ago on a statewide basis. and we always looked ahead, worst-case scenario, best case scenario, and major we had enough money to be in it for the long haul. that is how we are running this campaign. >> that is it, guys. >> congratulations, once again, on your debate performance. senator klobuchar: that was really nice. thank you. it was a good debate, i thought. >> i would love to ask you a question sometime. senator klobuchar: we will do that at the next town hall, one-on-one. >> thank you, guys. >> maybe you guys could figure out who he is. he comes everywhere. [laughter] >> there we go. >> he corrected me on an error, though. >> i was going to ask about obama's security cuts. senator klobuchar: i don't know what that is. i'm not going to comment officially. president obama has acknowledged there are a lot of good things about our country that we need to build don, and that we don't want to tear everything down. that is certainly true about our health care system. one of the

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a magnetometer to measure the lunar magnetic field which would be found to be 10 to 20 imes stronger than many scientists had expected. a size meter, to measure properties of the crust and interior and the data station to collect the and imental measurements transmit them to earth. deployed conrad and bean began collecting geological samples. that.ok at got to have it. >> they drove a core tube into surface to collect soil from depths. > we show you're 3:07 into it, into the eva, and we would like landing to close it out. 17.t's three plus there.ope to get back we're a long way. houston, we're approaching the alcep and heading back. pete, we're picking your going by the ts seisnometer. >> coming up the lander. yankee clipper, houston. clipper, you were sort of a forgotten man for a little while. all eyes are on you now. we're with you. >> as nick gordon circled the pete conrad and al bean rested for their next expedition. lunar otal time on the surface had been just under four hours. 12 1/2 hours later they went out again. >> okay. houston. >> before they began their eological expedi

. >> congrats l three.they'rso ime ere were 30 finalists around the country. each were rewarded cash to attend stem camps. all of the grant are to benefit science programs. all three winners were girls. >> so smart. i got a chance to talk it them after your interview. i love their passion. >> and their smarts. >> they got it all. future leaders right there. >> it reminds us of you. >> oh, i love you. >>> let's talk about our more science and meteorology for you. here's a live look at our salesforce tower camera we're watching fog burn off this afternoon. here we go and you're looking east at the bay bridge and check out our temperatures right now. low 70s in concord as wellat 57 and 55 in san francisco and 64 in san jose and a ridge of high pressure in control. the dominant weather feature in the last several days. this blocking high will continue to build in. it's pushing the storm track well to the north and away from us. we'll continue with dry and quiet conditions. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, we're going to continue to see the skies clear fo

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yes im. what are you majoring in? majoring in history. the cabdriver said, when i was a student in harvard, that is what i majored in also. so john thought maybe his father had some good ideas there. he did state as a history major, but he as a history major, but he didn't he did think law may be might be a good profession. our countries much better off for his having been a lawyer and a great justice of the super court. he would have been a great historian as well, but it is my privilege and honor to introduce the 17th chief justice of the united states, john roberts. chief justice roberts: thank you, very much. i think i would have been a good cab driver too. lonnie bunch, at the opening of the african-american museum of history and culture, scheduled me to give remarks after a musical performance by stevie wonder. apparently, this is an ongoing tradition with lonnie, to appear after a very moving musical presentation. let me add my welcome to all the members of the smithsonian community. it is an honor to be here. the installation cere

i yield back the balance of my ime. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes gentleman from california, mr. kosta, for five minutes. mr. costa: mr. speaker, it saddens me once again to hear another mass shooting has occurred in our country. this time in my district. last night in fresno, california, another senseless ass shooting occurred. where four people lost their lives and six more were injured. this happened at a family gathering in a neighborhood not far from the airport near fresno. with 35 or more people gathered. children were present at this meaningless act while they were watching a football game. while none of the children were harmed, certainly their lives will be changed forever as a result of the trauma they experienced last night. i reached out to local law enforcement and we are ready to assist in any way possible. spoken with the mayor and chief of police. and certainly our thoughts and prayers with the victims and their families are there. but as a community and a country, thoughts and prayers a

for we have advocated inside the islamic republic is a change in the behavior of the --ime, a change that remits permits people to engage in commerce, take care of their families, and have normal press freedoms. that has been the policy for the entire time of the trump administration. those reports remind me that our work is not complete. >> two questions. one on turkey. is that cause for concern? will the u.s. take any action in response like possible sanctions? do you believe the u.s. and ukraine should investigate the theory that it was ukraine, not russia, that hack to the dnc emails? is. pompeo: anytime there information that indicates that any country has messed with american elections, we not only have a right but a duty to make sure we chase that down. i served as the cia director for the first year and a half of this administration. i can assure you there were many countries actively engaged in trying to undermine american democracy, our rule of law, and the fundamental understandings we have in the united states. towere diligently working make sure we addressed each of them

i got a glimpse into what my life would be like without tennis and ims so much more relaxed about thatrelaxed about that now. —— i am so much more relaxed. also coming up in the programme... as city get set for champions league action — sterling starts talk about a new contract... and the money is rolling into women's golf. we'll have more on a big prize boost for the ladies european tour. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to the programme... plenty to come on the champions league with manchester city and tottenham in action later — but we start with this man here — andy murray. because most of us will have seen or have read the stories over the last two of years about his struggles with a hip injury. but now we have a real insight into just how tough that period was for him. a documentary called andy murray: resurfacing premiered in london last night. and aside from the pain, we also get a little bit of his humour. shane is my physiotherapist. i've been working with him for about five 01’ been working with him for about five or six years. he is probably the nices

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im i'm laura impars. >> i'm marcus washington. >> the temperatures are dropping tod today. elevation above 1,000 feet may have gusts up to 45 miles per hour peaking in our mountains up to 60 miles per hour. this is for the north bay and all of the areas shaded in red and the east bay as well. red flag morning tomorrow morning and temperatures dropping today and i'll talk about that coming up. mike you have early morning fire ie north bay? >> the area we are concerned about any sparks or fires. taken care of quickly but unfortunately as a result of a car fire a death. we do not know the r that car just the initial fire. it's on highway 29 so i'm imagining still traffic control in the area. there hasn't been an update from the chp the last few minutes. associated with that on highway 29. rest of the commute is in the green zone and that is great. >>> a live look at capitol hill. first of three days of impeachment testimony begins a short time from now. nine witnesses are expected to testify between today and thursday. >> today top state department adviser is expected to answe

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am a plaintiff,im a mom and i am a daca recipient. i am honored to stand here in front of you continuing our fight to defend daca. am from the suburbs of long island, new york, which has been 17 years.he last this is our home. that forevergram changed my life in many different aspects, allowing me the opportunity to come out of shadows, finish college and become a homeowner. parent, defending daca is responsibility. my children are the reason why i walked 230 miles from new york city to washington, d.c. no physical pain can be compared the emotional pain i will feel if we are ever separated. stay withn deserve to their mother in the place they call home. hope that the justices can see our humanity, our worth and our that we make to this country as the good americans we are. i hope that they rule on the right side of history. believe that we will win. afterght is not over today. today we are fighting for daca and tomorrow we are going to be citizenship for all. that walkedarchers with me the 230 miles, i love you, i admire -- you have

im born in america. i'm a triplet. >> the neighborhood is hope to the largest afghan community outside of afghanistan. building a better bay area fremont week starts sunday night. >> as part of the coverage we'll be holding a live town hall talking to fremont leader about the issues the city is facing and the successes including housing, job creation, diversity and more. streamed liven o our web site and facebook and you tube. >> it will be fabulous weather for fremont. and for everyone else this weekend. we have fog sitting near the coast. take you back in time. drizzle this morning. a few sprinkles. that's now all long gone. we have drier air coming through. and a lovely post sunset sky. 58 san francisco. a warmer day across the entire bay area. low 60s oakland san jose. a view of the bay and it is all quiet. 62 right now. 60 napa. currently 66 degrees in concord. where are the temperatures heading? up. livermore average high is 65 degrees. tomorrow you'll be 74, 76 sunday. well above average. monday t

the company will have screenings establish a party house response team with ten day development and im prep mentation. >>> crews continue to make progress on the kincade fire burning in sonoma county. it is now 78% contained. full containment expected by thursday. it scorched 78,000 acres so far. all evacuation orders have been lifted. some sonoma county school districts are reopening today, as well. that includes bennett, valley, union, graven stein union, liberty school district, santa rosa city schools and two rock city skew districts. more to follow during the week. an assistance center will open. they will help fire victims navigate recovery experts and provide information people need to get back on their feet. the center will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and open until wednesday. >>> the twitter feud is heating un. the president threatening to withdraw wildfire funding for the state. the governor quickly faring back. president trump jabbed at the governor yesterday saying the environmentalists were dictating the state wildfire policy. governor gavin newsom said it was "ex

>>> it is going to be another busy week in the im people probe, with several key witnesses set to testify about how president trump pressured ukraine to investigate joe biden and his family. >> plus president trump is facing accusations of witness intimidation. after attacking former ambassador marie yovanovitch on twitter as she was testifying on friday. >> and the president makes an unannounced visit to walter reed medical center. the white house says it was nothing out of the ordinary. even though it wasn't on his public schedule. >>> good monday morning, everyone. it is november 18th. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside yasmin vossoughian. it is going to be another busy week in the impeachment probe of president trump with several key witnesses expected to publicly testify. tomorrow morning, we will hear from jennifer williams, an aide to vice president mike pence, along with the national security counsel's top ukraine expert alexander vindman. tomorrow afternoon, lawmakers will hear from former ambassador kurt volker who served as a special u.s. envoy to ukraine and tim morrison, a former

she is the reason i like to say about my mother i am th imed amm because she is the woman she is or was. my mother was my first teacher. my mother graduated from college the age of 17 the first person i17 in the firstperson in her fo college for me to be a well-known literary advocate in this nation, a place where only a few generations ago it would have been illegal for me to read is no small thing. [applause] literature is the birthright of every single one of us if you can read in at least one language you are in my definition free. that is to say no one can pull the wool over your eyes are give you what they want to call alternative facts and convince you what you know to be true is in fact not true at all. if you can read at least one language, you have the wherewithal to educate yourself to be a self educated, a learner for life. literature and its place in civilization is unparalleled. it's the stories we tell each other that define who we are, why we are here, what our mission is in life. it is the story that holds our civilization together and we are going to begin tonight by h

it's a town that's long valued the arts, he says, but im now making trt of its planning and policies, incorporating artis and creative design in the reconstruction of a local highway. >> the ia is if you can at least consider art when you're working on any policy then you won't create barriers to the development of art in your community. >> brown: everyone here acknowledges the challengeof making a life in art in a small town: earning enough income, housing, finding an audience. >> there's a lot of this that is really-- that's uncomfortable for us. >> brown: amber buckanaga hasos faced and other challenges firsthand. a member of the leech lake band of chippewa, she lives in east lake, on the reservation, and works as a fashion designer, incorporating traditional patterns into contemporary clothing. but lack of access to proper equipment and technology are a constraint. the wifi in her area, she said, isn't "even worth paying for." we do have those challenges and then on top of us being indigenous people, it becomes more challenging. and the access that these, that the non-indigenous p

in the meantime, the deadline for people that suffered wildfire loss or who have vibee ims were justgranted an extension until december 31 to file their claim. a lot is unresolved as far as victim compensation. stack wednesday marked the 50th anniversary of the occupation of alcatraz island by native erican students and community leaders, calling themselves the indians ofall tribes, oke group toover the prison to push for federal recognition of native d erican rights land claims. the occupation ended when armed marshalsndrated the is19 months later in june 1971. today, a tinew genera of activists are commemorating the storic takeover and showing why, in the words of one of its leaders, alcatraz is an idea 20 know is eloi martinez, a native american activist and one of mme original ity leaders of the occupation. >> how are you. >> i'm good thank you. alcatraz island is known as the home ofl the fedeprison with infamous prisoners like al capone. why did you and other indigenous leaders decide to take it over?? alcatraz? >> it was very dissimilar to reservations, not sustainable, it was

that is exactly what ex-im is. fist as you well know are the companies like caterpillar, jon deere, boeing boeing not mom-and-pop shops on main treat america. the reality it is big businesses and businesses that don't need the money. charles: they helped rivals to american companies. >> yeah. charles: countries like china, mexico, turkey all benefited. i remember in india, indian airlines getting backing to buy boeing planes to go against delta. in a report by heritage, 7500 domestic airline jobs may have been lost because the ex-im bank. >> because you had these foreign companies in india, for example, making a deal, saying look, we don't have enough money to buy planes from boeing. the united states via taxpayers give a loan to the indian company. it is subsidized loan. they buy planes from boeing at a cheaper rate than many american airlines such as delta can buy from boeing. guess what? they can make the rates cheaper. they can increase the number of flights. that is not fair competition. charles: yeah. >> the

eased,ime the fed has the curve has steepened, risk assets have gone up. this time we got the risk assets to move. the curve flattened. all three of these rate cuts, the curve flattening. the rate market agrees with bob. everything ising fine for now, so therefore reach for yield. that may be the way that you reconcile these two markets. gershon: the question is, if we get weakness, will further easing matter? the problem in the economy was not the price of credit was too high. maybe it did impact sentiment, maybe more confidence, but it is not like 75 basis points makes a whole lot of a difference. if we get weaker, will it make a difference if we cut closer to zero? it does, because we have already seen mortgage refis are at a high level. so high, the treasury has reached its cap on what it can reinvest in the mortgage market. these drops lower in yield create discretionary income across the board. consumer level right now, corporate america down the road. gershon: i agree, but how much more is there to go? what happens if we see more weakness? you will

. >> im referencing obviously there is a lot of work that to be very aggressive they usually talk about the four horsemen there is a book called the god delusion and sam harris and daniel and they call them the four horsemen that they are aggressive and they are a greedy. the 20th century was live and let live if you want to believe that is your business but now they say i don't believe that i want to make sure nobody else leaves either so it's a crusade. part of that plays off on the apocalyptic of the atheist but the last days of talk you of the latter day saints so for instance you have a catholic tradition where they make a lot of philosophical arguments and a whole range of things. that a protestant tradition focusing on the text martin luther at this the bible is the ultimate authority. so those that want to go back and look at text themselves and then eyewitnesses to jesus. there are some traditions that are being left out of the conversation for instance quakers or even congregations where we focus on direct experience with god and revelations i don't mean a man with a long whit

. >> continuing our conversation,im curious to know in the arc of your tenure at jewish learning works, which is 13 years. >> my bar bar mitzvah. >> it's a big question. what are the ways in which you have seen the issue of jewish education change in different ways in the community. i know some things recycle and spiral up. some things fundamental change and are different. i wonder what your reflections are in that way. >> great question. when i started, it was the hide of what i would call the continuity boom. it was the community and community leaders expressing concern that we were losing people. as i mentioned in the last segment, echoing what we saw hundred years earlier. the question is what do you do about that? there was an e norm us focus on jewish identity. light create a strong jewish identity and we won't lose people. the problem was what is actually jewish identity mean? i think often people were attracted by a shortcut. let's get people to, let's create a shell called jewish identity. it doesn't matter what informs the identity. as long as they feel like they're strong je

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10 democratic candidates faced off in atlanta this because use democrats trto bolster their case to imes prident trump. >>> another month and another round of blackouts. pg&e cuts off power to customers in 11 counes amid drying gusty weather conditions. >>> the 50th anniversary of the occupation of alcatraz by amer indian activists. will will hear about how the fight for indigenous rights reverberates today. we begin tonight with the democratic presidential debate. >> on wednesday, 10 candidates faced off for a democratic presidential debate. no one candidate broke out of the pack. reinecting the surge the polls, pete buttigieg came under fire for his inpolitical perience while kamala harris try to regain momentum. on capitol hill, hohee democratd from nine witnesses this week in the impeachment investigation of resident trauma. former white house advisor fiona hill and ambassador -- were among those that test testified. there was a quid o quo for the release of military aid to ukraine while fiona hill characterized the campaign as ae ic political errand. with us now is go chronicle and

. >> the president weighed in on the im people hearings, where this is all headed after 30 hours of testimony. >>> there is nothing more dangerous than an unethical president who believes they are above the law. >> i think the american people see through it. >> was there a quid pro quo? as i testified previously, with regard to the requested white house call, and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. >> he was being involved in a domestic political errand. >> i asked him, well, what kind of big stuff, we have big stuff going on here, like the war with russia, and he said no, big stuff, like the biden investigation, that mr. giuliani is pursuing. >>> two big breaking news stories this morning, surrounding the president's closest aides, first, a series of documents released overnight from the state department, appearing to show a clear paper trail between trump's lawyer rudy giuliani and secretary of state mike pompeo. right before the ukraine ambassador was abruptly recalled. also new today, an associate of giuliani says he is willing to testify about secret meetings between congressman

i say we had a good day, it's not because it is good that the democrats, and only democrats want to imoppeach the presid. i actually think what is good about it, if there are no crimes and if they don't come forward with articles that show any criminality, just like your polls. >> it doesn't have to be a crime. >> and you got to talk for two straight minutes, allison, let me talk. >> don't have an asymmetrical standard. >> don't misuse information. >> i'm not lying. name one lie. if you think there is a crime, you give me the code right now. give me the code. what's the crime? matt -- >> don't say i'm lying. >> it doesn't have to be a crime, you know that. >> it has to be a crime or mind. it's in the constitution. >> why don't you hear the video of lindsey graham saying over and over again. >> lindsey graham is wrong. he isn't one of the founding fathers and he is a great guy and all but he didn't write the constitution. >> he is chair of the judiciary committee in the senate. >> i agree with you. >> we should only im people a, impeach a president, let me tell you my opinion, you can h

. >> it depends on what you subscribe to as what an im peopleabl peopleable, impeachable defense. there are some who say you are required to have a crime, alan dershowitz is one, required to have a crime in order to proceed with impeachment and i subscribe to the theory that any abuse of official power is enough and historically that's been the case, there have been articles of impeachment that are not crimes but mere abuse of official power. and a request, using that official power, to have an investigation, of a political rival, steams to, seems to fit within that category. yesterday's testimony went a step further for all of those people who thought burisma could be some corrupt company that we have to look out for, no, burisma meant biden. and that's really where this is heading. because sondland has already admitted to the quid pro quo. he's admitted that burisma was something that was being investigated. if they drive home at this point that burisma unquestionably was biden, as fiona hill testified yesterday, then this case becomes a relatively strong case for impeachment. >

ime min. johnson: think the message we sent to them and anyone associated with tks type of att is one that will be familiar, and that is that this country will never be cowed or divided or intimidated by this sort of attack, and our british values will prevail. mr. corbyn: we have to remember that we live in a democratic societ and those who would seek to silence us will not succeed. our democracy must be alive and vibrant. daniel: tonight,te a full-blown orism investigation is underway. three and a half weeks ago, the threat l level wasered from severe to substantial. but today the city was reliving the horonrs of the loridge attack to an half years ago. news, aandford, bbc london bridge. nuala: let's hear from british he has been chairing a meeting of the cobra emergency committee, bringing together emergency workers it the wake of this attack. he made this statement just short while ago. ime min. johnson: we hav received the heartbreaking news tonight that two members of the public have los

. >> so many people who have been deposed so far have brought up john bol bn as far as him im telling n.f.c. officials to report concerns to the n.f.c.'s attorney, general counsel. lling rudy giuliani a handan grenade,ealizing he was up to something. abruptly ending a july 10th meeting with the ukraine yenls because gordon sondland had raised the issue of linking aid with the pre. he played a key role in basically waving red flags at a time -- a number of people -- he was alwaysiewed as hawk. some felt he was tooh abrupt w his foreign policy views, programs was courting a war witt iranll of a sudden he's in a way thi unlikely hero in this contt because of the fact he was starting to raise red flags. robert: regardless of whether mr. bolton telephones or not.ot i was talking to a member of the freedom caucus and they said albaghdaddy was rectly killed. and they still feel likein theya a comfortable pitioit with the economic record. but in bue senate, one republican privately said to l ite a horror movie because they don't know what's around the corner. how do you see the republicans as

break in the case, thanks for jning us tonight at 5 everybody i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis that imeappened in a quiet community. >>now the neighbors are pitching in to catch the culprits covers rob fladeboe a joins us now live tonht from santa rob what's the latest. >>vicki and rat the killer or killerof to share art or have been at large for almt 6 weeks priority. and investigators op here are hoping that this new surveillance video and then a huge increase in the reward leads let's take a look. ew >>you are looking at rveillance video of 3 people being sout in connection with the october 1st kidnapping and murder. the santa cruz th executive to shar entree it was captured that me day by a security camera near his home here on pleasurpoint in vid you can see the 3 suspects we believe were dirtly involved in this case. walking from east drive. and you can see them coming out of that alley way on to pleasure pointrive where misr entree lived in a where some othose crimes are coming. >>50 year-old whoshar entree wakidnapped from his seaside home and murderedarly on the morning of octo