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the report released by the gao, independent, nonpartisan watchdog agency squarely raises the importance of make mulvaney as a witness. he was acting director of the omb that withheld the money and he took the presidents order. john bolton was the witness who tried to dissuade the president from this so-called drug deal. direct contact with the president of the united states, robert blair and michael duffy, not just the presidents men but they were the president's henchmen and they executed the drug deal and each of these witnesses had eyes and ears on the president of the united states and they had first-hand knowledge and they are the witnesses who must appear and maybe they will have evidence to show the presidents innocence. maybe they will help to exonerate him and the president has refused all of those witnesses and have gagged them as he has blocked all the documents and let me say about the documents, as we argue to the jury documents don't lie. it is black-and-white. it is there without any shading and an effort by presidents defense team to use a document they have blocked shou

the report released by the gao, an independent nonpartisan watchdog agency, squarely raises the importanceof mick mulvaney as a witness. he was the acting director of the omb that withheld the money. he took the president's order, john bolton was the witness who tried to dissuade the president from this so-called drug deal. direct contact with the president of the united states. robert blair, and michael duffy, not just the presidents men, they were the president's henchmen. they executed the drug deal. each of these witnesses, had eyes and ears on the president of the united states. they have firsthand knowledge. they are the witnesses who must appear, and maybe they will have evidence to show the president innocent. maybe they will help to exonerate, but the president has refused all of those witnesses. he hasn't gagged them as he has blocked all of the documents. and let me say about the documents, if we argue to the jury, documents don't lie. it's black and white. it's there, without any shading. and an effort by the president's defense team to use the documents they have blocked, shou

. >> the gao, an independent nonpartisan watchdog agency, square raises the importance of mick mulvaney as a witness. >> there was nothing done wrong. this was a perfect phone call. >> the senate will return to session on tuesday when we expect to see debate on the rules of the trial. one ground rule during the trial, senators have to sit at their desks with no phones and no talking. >>> this has been a wet and windy day in the bay area. as the first big storm of 2020 hammered the region. we saw downpours at times that caused localized flooding in some areas. there were also reports of hail. and we saw snow on bay area mountaintops, including mt. diablo. amber lee joins us live from the newsroom with more on the problems that the wet weather caused around the region. >> reporter: for many people, they are slow-going behind the wheel and dealing with inconveniences caused by the rain. thursday's winter storm made a big splash all over the bay area. in san francisco, we found standing water. neighbors say it's a recurring problem whenever there's heavy rainfall. >> i live here. that's my

.>> the gao an independent nonpartisan watchdog agency squarely raises the importance of nick mulvaney as a witness. spirit there was nothing done wrong and this is a perfect phone call. >> when the senate returns to session tuesday after the holiday this weekend they will debate on the rules of the trial. one ground rule during the trial is senators must sit at their desks with no phones and no talking just like a courtroom. >>> we are just two days away from the nfc championship game between the 49ers and the packers the 49ers will be back on the practice field today getting ready. jimmy garrotte below jimmy garoppolo was asked if he knew the moment when the 49ers went from a playoff contender to a super bowl contender.>> you always have that feeling before the season, i would not say there is an exact point where it clicked but the tightness of this group and how the offense and the defense and special teams interact makes for a good group to be around. >> on the other side of the ball the 49ers defense will try to stop future hall of fame quarterback aaron rodgers and the defensive

the report released by the gao an independent, nonpartisan watchdog agency, squarely raises the importance of mick mullaney as a witness. he was the acting director of the omb that withheld the money. he took the president. john bolton, with the witnesses tried to dissuade the president from the so-called drug deal direct contact with the president of the united states, robert blair, and michael duffey not just the president's men, they were the president henchmen. they executed, the drug deal. each of these witnesses had eyes and ears on the president of the united states. they have firsthand knowledge and they are the witnesses who must appear and maybe they will have, events to show the president's innocence. maybe they will help to exonerate him. but the president has refused all of those witnesses. he has skated them, and he has locked all of the documents. let me say about the documents, as we argued to the jury, documents don't lie. it is like my. . . . not a cover-up which is what the president has sought to do and so i hope my republican colleagues will in fact put country above p

.>> the gao, an independent nonpartisan watchdog agency squarely raises the importance of nick mulvaney as a witness. >> there was nothing done wrong and this is a perfect phone call>> in the senate returns to session tuesday after the holiday they will debate on the rules of the trial and one ground rule during the trial, senators must sit at their desks with no phones and no talking just like a courtroom. and democratic presidential candidate michael bloomberg is making campaign stops in oakland today and he will be with oakland mayor schaff at 9:30 am outside of beauties bagel shop on franklin and then he will attend an event at outside of beauties bagel shop on franklin and then he will attend an event at 10:30 am this morning and everett and jones barbecue in the jack london square area and later today will attend another campaign event in monterey. >>> right now there are debuts coming to levi stadium for sunday's nfc championship game and next a taste of some of the special food being rolled out just in time for the big game. >>> first we want to take you to our golden gate bridg

the report released by the gao, an independent nonpartisan watchdog agency squarely raises the importance of mick mulvaney as a witness. he was the acting director of the omb that withheld the money. he took the president's orders. john bolton was the witness who tried to dissuade the president from this so-called drug deal. direct contact with the president of the united states. robert blair and michael he pre they were the president's henchmen. they executed the drug deal. each of these witnesses had eyes and ears on the president of the united states. they have firsthand knowledge. they are the witnesses who must appear and maybe they will have evidence to show the president's innocence. maybe they will help to exonerate him. but the president has refused all of those witnesses. he has gagged them as he's blocked all the documents and let me say about the documents. as we argue to the jury, documents don't lie. it's black and white. it's there without any shading. and an effort by the president's defense team to use a document that they have blocked should be excluded. as it would be i

the report released by the gao, an independent, nonpartisan watchdog agency, squarely raises the importance of mick mulvaney as a witness. he was the acting director of the omb that withheld the money. he took the president's order. john bolton was the witness who tried to dissuade the president from this so-called drug deal. direct contact with the president of the united states. robert blair and michael duffy -- not just the president's men, they were the president's henchmen. they executed the drug deal. each of these witnesses had eyes and ears on the president of the united states. they have firsthand knowledge. they are the witnesses who must appear, and maybe they will have evidence to show the president's innocent. maybe they will help to exonerate him. but the president has refused all of those witnesses. he has gagged them as he has blocked all the documents. and let me say about the documents, as we argued to the or jury, documents don't lie. it's black and white. it's there without any shading. and an effort by the president's defense team to use a document that they have blocke

the report released by the gao, an independent nonpartisan watch dog agency squarely raises the importance of mick mulvaney as a witness. he was the acting director of the omb that withheld the money. he took the president's order. john bolton was the witness that tried to dissuade the president from this so-called drug deal. direct contact with the president of the united states. robert blair and michael duffy, not just the president's men, they were the president's henchmen. they executed the drug deal. each of these witnesses had eyes and ears on the president of the united states. they have first hand knowledge. they are the witnesses that must appear and maybe they will have evidence to show the president's innocence. >> trace: you can see the senators lining up there saying their piece. some said this is the weight of history on their shoulders. a couple things going on here. the president just spoke. he was holding a meeting about prayer and public schools. in that meeting, of course, he went off and talked about a variety of things. we're going to play that tape back in about 90 se

i found myself squarely in the middle as an independent gun running on - - agon gun owning freethinking fishing conservationist neither party totally represents me and in a climate of increasingly partisan politics my independent stance felt not only unique but disorienting but my stance on public land was clear i was happy to stand side-by-side with anyone dividing up our public land no matter what other differences we might have and i hoped i was not alone. i continued my research reading is much as i could how the current public land system had come to be convinced some key unifying truth could be found in the past. mark twain supposedly want said if history does not repeat itself if we want to win the current and future battles a better understand the ones that have come before the same for the latest showdown with bundy there would be new lessons to learn with the president struggle and i wanted to understand it all. when i embarked on my study i decided to ground myself to explore the monuments and wildlife refugees across the country i hiked in utah and hunted in alaska fished in

iraq should be independent and led by its own people, not by foreigners." this country's fragile and violent. in tahrir square in baghdad, mohammed showed me where he had been stabbed by masked man. hundreds of protesters have been shot dead since october. memorials are everywhere. many say the killers were iraqi militiamen directed by assassinated general soleimani, punishing them for anti-iranian demonstrations. s serious obstaclee between these would be revolutionaries and the change that they want. the men who have the big jobs, who control the political parties and the mitias, won't give up power easily. and then there is iran. at a te when it is being hemmed in, isolated by american sanctions come it needs iraq as its window on the world, a place where it can do business. on the bricades,k a poet warns them thatia polit were like fox's. -- foxes. they couldn't be trusted. the protesters loved it. across the middle east, young people especially are demanding change. but iraqis are trapped, caught upof in 40 yearonfrontation between iran and the united states, which in the absence of a diplomatic breakthr

"iraq should be independent and led by its own people, "not by foreigners." this country is fragile and violent. in tahrir squares of protesters have been shot dead since october. memorials are everywhere. many say the killers were iraqi militiamen directed by the assassinated general soleimani. punishing them for anti—iranian demonstrations. serious obstacles lie between these would—be revolutionaries and the change that they want. the men who have the big jobs, who control the political parties and the militias, won't give up power easily. and then there is iran. at a time when it's being hemmed in, isolated by american sanctions, it needs iraq as its window on the world. a place where it can do business. on the barricades, a poet warned them that politicians were like foxes. they couldn't be trusted. the protesters loved it, they are hopeful. across the middle east, young people especially are demanding change. but iraqis are trapped, caught up in a0 years of confrontation between iran and the united states which, in the absence of a diplomatic breakthrough, will continue to slide towards war. jeremy bowen, b

"iraq should be independent and led by its own people, "not by foreigners." this country is fragile and violent. in tahrir square'd been stabbed by masked men. hundreds of protesters have been shot dead since october. memorials are everywhere. many say the killers were iraqi militiamen directed by the assassinated general soleimani. punishing them for anti—iranian demonstrations. serious obstacles lie between these would—be revolutionaries and the change that they want. the men who have the big jobs, who control the political parties and the militias, won't give up power easily. and then there is iran. at a time when it's being hemmed in, isolated by american sanctions, it needs iraq as its window on the world. a place where it can do business. 0n the barricades, a poet warned them that politicians will outfox us. they couldn't be trusted. the protesters loved it, they are hopeful. across the middle east, young people especially are demanding change. but iraqis are trapped, caught up in a0 years of confrontation between iran and the united states which, in the absence of a diplomatic breakthrough, will continue

squares cross the city their numbers in the hundreds now but public anger in iran is growing. so where is this headed let's get some analysis now with borzou daragahi international correspondent for the independent news webs. he's been covering of these for about 2 decades now thanks for coming in for us today 1st off u.s. president donald trump has been tweeting in solidarity with the protesters we just saw there in around saying the usa is watching and don't kill the protesters is this likely to help them out and help their cos i think that donald trump's focus is on his domestic political base to get some kudos from conservatives that are that he needs to keep close to him in order to win reelection in 2020 and i don't think it has much of an impact except among some exiles who have been iranian for decades ok well what about inside around in terms of helping out the protesters do you think if it could actually motivate people to be against the protesters considering the long history of animosity around the u.s. sure you know i think you know countries that have a kind of sordid imperial past with regard to the middle east probably don't have a lot of credibility when they talk about democrac

back to square warm all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign lost the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leavers won but when next strengthen independence cheer some poverty and loneliness lament others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. how to 0 london a state of emergency has been declared in australia's capital as bushfires threatened kamber and the surrounding region many fear the hot weather and strong winds this weekend will only spread the blaze out of control south of the city it is the worst fire threat canberra has seen in 2 decades. the combination of extreme heat weaned and a dry land sky poor play suburbs in cambridge set off at risk in the coming dice. the auroral fire has now grown to itin a half 1000 hc tears that's 195 square kilometers or nearly i percent of the total land mass of the australian capital territory. funny nasa has decommissioned its spitzer space telescope after 16 years of service spitzer was one of the 4 observatories orbiting the earth sending back all those images and information we see about our galaxy the spitzer was launched

to square warm starting all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign last the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leavers won but when next strengthen independence cheer some poverty and loneliness lament others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. how to 0 london. there and these are the top stories the world health organization has declared the coronavirus a global health emergency they respiratory diseases killed more than 200 people in china infected 9 and a half 1000 and spread to 18 other countries the u.s. state department is advising americans against traveling to china gabriel elizondo has the latest from washington d.c. . the advisory is very clear it's a level 4 advisory which is the highest and most severe level advisory that the state department would issue to american citizens and it is very simple it says do not travel to china not only do not travel to the epicenter of where this outbreak is happening but it's very clear saying do not travel anywhere in china period full stop 2 days of questioning has just wrapped up in donald trump's impeachment trial senato

independence move from spending money to buy out their venture. samsung will launch new products. a teaser campaign shows a rectangle and a square galaxy series and full double smartphone. they launched their first job -- galaxy fold in february but it only went on sale in september. haidi: competition is heating up for digital banking licenses in singapore with two more groups looking to bid. one announced -- it includes one of asia's largest massage chair makers. listed i fast said it is also in the game, teaming up with a group of chinese partners. taking a look at what else we are watching in what has been an increasingly eventful morning of market action. few pmiwe have had a readings that showed a slight pickup in output and new orders rose. but staying contractionary -- itory, making for the since the survey began. on tap -- hong kong retail sales in another double-digit slump as retail and tourist sank. jewelry and watches and luxury goods not faring well. kathleen: head of asian trading strategy from citigroup joins us to discuss the rising tension in the middle east. keep it right here. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg.

back to square warm all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign last the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leave is one but when next strengthen independence to some poverty and loneliness laments others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. his era london and the us has announced new sanctions on iran's atomic energy organization and its chief officer. tehran is accused of resuming iranian enrichment to build a nuclear bomb iran says the latest sanctions show washington's despair and the terms of the 2015 nuclear iran has agreed to limit and richmond for use in its domestic energy program tehran rollback on its commitments sense donnel president the us out of the agreement in 2008. at least 59 people have been killed by a rebel group in the eastern democratic republic of congo in the past few days the allied democratic forces armed group is suspected of being behind the violence in the region of benny the i.d.f. is blamed for the deaths of more than a 1000 civilians since 2014 began as a rebel group in neighboring uganda but then expanded into the d r c now says decomm

it has independents why are you cheating the system? he won the vote fair and square. are occurring. and people vote with their wallet at this time of year they're doing that record $643 million raised last year between us and all our committees 200 million in the bank. that's almost as much money as we spent on the entire 2016 election in the bank. ainsley: did you raise more in the impeachment talk. >> 20 to 30% spike over that period of time. people are upset. if you actually saw my text messages and emails from people. like we get these crazy spikes. and people just trying to find out they are mad. they just send a little angry emoji over and over again. they are fired up. and i think this is going to add up to our volunteers. going to add up to our ground game. people don't understand. you have to get a reason to knock doors in arizona. this will make them do it. >> you mentioned the text messages. dots trump campaign have an app. where you are communicating with people. >> we have an app. coming. beta right now. and this app. is going to allow to you actually eng

to square one starting all over again trying to decide what his role in the world is cameron's remain campaign last the 2016 referendum boris johnson's leave as one but when next strengthen independence cheers some poverty and loneliness laments others much depends on what future relationship the u.k. and europe will have and what different parts the to take. out a 0 london. well still ahead in sport pete as unction from the australian tennis open including the low ranked american who stunned the world number one. the latest news as it breaks while as is all the whys and honor he has paved the way for a wave of blessing there is the joy of the conflict with details coverage and feelings journalism can try riot police have been using except of amount of fear get out of the earth the crowd from around the world covering all the areas affected by the album it only wraps it and what they have so far the 5070. over 40 years ago the mysterious killing of the president of north yemen the nation . it's a story of deception and. one that still resonates today. al jazeera world reveals how a banquet for your many dignitaries became the backdrop to a brutal assassination. yemen the last launch.

square reform demanding protests. how do you envision the way forward about appointing a new prime minister? >> well, thank you, first. iraq's sovereignty is a problem. to have your sovereignty, you have to be independent, not reliant on others for various needs. iran of course is an important player in iraq. not just because of the -- its friends who are both on the streets with armed groups, and in the parliament. let's remember that they made when they needed a majority to pass anything, they got it, and they got a quorum and a vote, we saw their position to that, the best weapon they use is run away and not show up -- which is not much of a resistance, because you cannot even prevent a vote. and that's an issue, so -- but there is another aspect, i think, to iran's importance when it comes to iraq. there is this idea that iraq relies on iran for its fuel, for electricity, and also buys electricity from iran, and also the trade exchange. the two countries have about $12 billion and there are about -- they are talking about bringing it to $20 billion. that's huge by iraqi. after turkey and after china and turkey, but i think what iraq gets out of iran is more significant because these are things that