iny came to the only country the world were they could rebuild their shattered lives. i now -- know how important the idea of america is for people struggling to be free all over the world. it's not that we are perfect, far from it. we are a beacon to the rest of the world. i believe that reestablishing our place in the world will be one of the things the next president will have to do. >> let's talk strategy. how do you get back on the debate stage? how do you break through? >> the debate stage is just a discouraging place for the american people. i won't pretend that i wouldn't like to be on there. i wish i were on there. it is not doing a good job of elucidating the issues. it's not doing a good job of equipping our candidates, putting them in a position to be to donald trump. going forward, i hope we find a way to free ourselves from this. i've often said that i think that roasts should be done away with. it's an art form that has outlived its usefulness. i feel the same way about these debates. there has to be a better way to get candidates to engage and to have a

iny saw action immediately july 1861. george patton was shot in the left shoulder and knocked off his horse during this battle. he was captured a few days later and ended up being paroled before returning in the spring of 1862. shenandoahspring of valley, 1864, when george patton was wounded by shrapnel in the battle of people on -- battle of piquon. this was a wound that became infected and he would not allowed doctors to amputate, so it and up costing george patton his life. susan patton moved to california after the civil war with her three children. her son, george smith patton, grew up there as well. it was in california that he had his son, george s patton, of world war ii fame. the home itself ended up becoming the property of a man gue, and they owned the home for number of years. it remained in downtown charleston until 1906. at that point in time, dunbar street was going to cut right through the home's property, so it was divided into three sections, rolled on logs and moved to lee street. the home remained ther

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government is facing more pressure to resolve the situation peacefully religious leaders and their ini in parliament demanded gas prices be returned to normal but the police have threatened to take a hard stance against demonstrators 7. germany's green party is in the opposition at least for now but polls show that nipping at the heels of uncle america's conservatives and there's a good chance they could find themselves in government after germany's next elections increased concern over climate change is largely responsible for their newfound popularity but the party's co-leaders have also done their share of uniting and expanding the party's base and they've both been reelected at the party's annual conference. flowers for the winner the greens reelected are now in a bear book as co-leader with 97 point one percent of the votes here thank you i accept the result i'm speechless and close to tears thank you no leader of the greens has ever been elected by such a margin before in her acceptance speech stressed a goal of her she is in a carbon neutral economy and society. the most in gove

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iny -- mike >> that is all in the court. declared, in the case of richard nixon, congress has the right to subpoena and they should be coming before us. they keep taking it to court and we will not wait until the courts decide. that might be information available to the senate in terms of how far we go. that becauset for it is a technique. it is obstruction of justice. obstruction of congress. thank you. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy held his weekly briefing with reporters of the capital. he spoke about the ongoing hearings and trade issues and called on house speaker nancy pelosi to focus on approving the u.s.-mexico-canada trade legislation. this is 20 minutes. >> could afternoon. just a few short weeks away we will be at the one-year mark since democrats officially assumed the majority in the house. when she took over the gavel, speaker pelosi claimed they would be different. she promised the american public that they would work to get things done. that they would politics aside for the good of the country, that

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vallejo today joined the families of people who were shot by police who vallejo organized the rally init attorney's office. they want the district attorney to charge and officer ryan mcm of are not foster. police say foster was riding his bike in a busy area, chased for blocks, tased with no response and shot during a struggle after foster grabbed the officer/light. >> nothing has been done about it, so we are here to confront the da krishna abrams who has done absolutely nothing. >> the group is also demanding investigations into the killing of eric reason earlier this month. reason was shot by an off-duty richmond police sergeant during a parking lot confrontation. polices after exchanging words, reason got a gun from his car and approached thomas. >>> and men under arrest in palo alto accused of breaking into the home and robbing the homeowner. a teenage girl woke up at about 2 am yesterday morning and found a man opening a bathroom door in her home on ramona street. the man then went downstairs and confronted the homeowner who gave him money. the suspect ran off. when police arrived

holmes will be brought forward as a witness iny the public and possibly not. we are expecting the committee said be back anon saturday meeting in secret behind closed doors to hear from another person who may have first-hand evidence of what has happened his name is mark sandy and he woofs for the ce of management and budget involved in the holding up of these funds for ukraine's defense. >> this change thdynamic? we are hearing nancy pelosi use different language like bribery and not just quid pro o. is that a pr change or do you think it could impact the substance of this imn?achment investigat >> the language of the constitution says treason, bribery,igh crimes and misdemeanors no e since medieval times had a sharp sense of what was meant by high crimes and misdemeanors. there was a phrase that used to in 1787 when they wrote the constitution. itis a phrase that has some utility then and it doesn't mean much to people now. if they have to impeach president trump using language of that ki, seit s vague and hard to understand for most people. if they can defi

>>pair of the mysteries and he got inis way to some degree ends honking the horn and screaming your office and the officer initiated the screaming bause he was a person up any inconvenience spends 2 reasons delay in getting out of the parking lot. >>the union representing richmond policofficers media that reads in part ial quote fortunately with a police officer is confronted by a felon with a firearm deadly force may be necessary however, notes as the off-duty officer did not entify himse. she says she believes that if he did mister reason would still be alive is very fferent. >>to get an an alteation with another rome and on and on over some sort of dispute and a person saying a police officer people don't want to get into a shootout with police and the person identified himself as police officer, this would not happen. we contacted the vallejo police department to see what they have to say about this. >>e received no comment. it haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>on the peninsula. redwood city man has been sentenced t 9 years in state prison for molesting young boys when he was working as a p

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he said home depot is getting half a point of comparable sales increase as a result of some of those iniives like new website for pro customers. but it's had to rol out that site's features more slowly than previously pnned. in the meantime kohl's comparable sales grew slightly of the year.g in the first half but gross margin fell. ceo told me on the phone that i'm quoteon absolutelyct we will returnhe business to profitable growth. though kohl's annett officially laid out 2020 guidance. they cut prices in the quarter because of warm temperares hurting sales of cold weather goods and a competive environmt that intensified. goff said that they stand for value s they needed to lower guidance to give room for necessary improvements for the holiday season to increase current customer loyalty and capture new shoppers. for "nightly busine report," kourtney reagan. >>> now different story for tjx, the off price retailer beat and earnings revenan estimates praised the profit forecast. the company said steep discounts brought in more shoppers, making the sto more expensive. it was rising more tha

. >> thompson: german and eastern european leaders gathered ini ben today to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. the ceremony was held on a street where one of the last parts of the barrier that separated the communist-ruled eastrothe capitalist west for 28 years still remains. germanr chancelgela merkel commemorated those killed for trying to flee from east to west and said that the fight for freedom around the world continues. germany was reunified only one year after the toppling of the berlin wall, one of the most powerful cold war symbols. four people we killed and 108 others were injured today during ongoing anti-government protests in iraq. three people died when ey were shot, and the fourth died after tear gas canister securitya forces cleared three main bridges over the tigris river. demonstr cationsling for an overhaul of iraq's government began last month and have grown increasingly violent. said that wildfire the eastls coast have killed three people, injured dozens more, and destroyed more than 150 homes. firefighters are battling more than 70 fires a

. >> it is obviously a welcome development in the itoestigati iny mother's assassination. i overdue, and it is very important. reporter: the 20 car bombing that killed the prominent investigative journalist and anticorruption blogger rocked this small mediterranean state. three men have been charged with detonating a bomb. a suspected middle man has been arrested. but the prime minister said he could be pardoned if information is provided to prosecute the mastermind. two years on from daphne galizia's murder, the desire to uncover the truth of her death cases she exposed ntinues. time on this progrorting lot of on brexit and on the trump administration. one thing they have in common is they swept nationalism to the forefront of the political debate. while the world does have honegative connotations, a rich lowry argues in "the case for nationalism" says it is a tradition found in leaders from alexander hamilter to martin luing, jr. i spoke to mr. lowry in new york. you say that nationalism d.ouldn't be a dirty w how are you going to reclaim it? rich: first of all, by recla

. >>> you may not know, but people with chronic pain are lining iny pay derely for the hope of relief. >> anything to relieve the pain, but that also leads to false promises. spent the past six months investigating claims by a south bay clinic using stem cells to fix chronic pain. our consumer investigator chris chmura talked to patients, doctors and regulators and really there's a lot of concern. not just in the bay area, but around the country. >> certainly, yeah. and these are tiny microscopic cells that potentially huge all at the same time. researchers are in labs every single day trying to figure out if stem cells can regenerate cartilage or muscle. that's not proven, and yet many clinics are already offering treatments. some say they're too early, too risky, and too expensive. >> i have all kinds of stuff here. >> marilyn is in pain. >> i wanted to fix all that so i didn't feel like i was 0 years old. >> this inquichiropractor's ad to her. relief using stem cells. >> 80% chance of success. that sounds really good. i signed that contract for almost $13,000. >> she got four shots

iny allege that the company to c oennst their perceived enemies. the company wanted this court to squash that suit. the justices refused. so, it will go forward, a big step for gun control advocates. david? >> terry moran live at the court again tonight for us. thank you, terry. >>> and we turn now to the vaping emergency. tonight, doctors are now talking about the teenager who needed a double lung transplant. the patient was just 16 at detroit's henry ford hospital and doctors saying today the teen was near death. one adding, what he saw in the teen's lungs was an evil he hadn't faced before. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: after rushing to the hospital, days away from tight, tror are touting success after their life-saving measures to keep this teenager alive. >> this young patient would have died. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: his family says he was an otherwise healthy 16-year-old high school athlete, admitted to the hospital with pneumonia-like symptoms after vaping. his is the first known double lung transplant on a vaping

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iny also have big stakes selfridge's. the jeweler. is they are down by 17% today. at what analysts are saying, they are more positive a while what this -- about what this jewelry company is producing. came a little while ago. there was a lot of excitement. we have one or two of them here in the u.s. close.kets are half a higher by percentage. that is mostly erased. we have a few basis points in treasuries. this is strengthening and one of .he currencies is the offshore that is strengthening as well. helping thatight and the setting was below seven for the first time in several months. there is a bit of a regime change. kroger is off 11%. three dollars. uber, we've been talking about that in the metrics are disappointing. there are some great signs. they had a disappointing earnings report. we were talking about the medical device makers yesterday. maybe there's an opportunity for somebody with the stock down $10. lisa is down 1.5%. visa is down 1.5%. erik: in south africa, they will host an investment conference. the president hopes it will take his country in a mo

iny started adding these 1963. they are constantly evolving during the war. magazine. internal this is at fort stanton on the southeast side. magazinesty of the were reinforced with wood. in this particular instance they had german engineers come into construct this magazine. condition.maculate 150 years later. species inside, these were built to last. don't have the color of the river. everyone will like these images here. they protected the land side of the city but the river as well. gunships shelled the city. model works in 18 three, this is one of our nps sites. this is battery rogers on the alexandria side. you have got a 200 pound airgun and a 15 inch rodman gun. rodman guns could fire a 400 pound round and penetrate. that is why these were put out. it gives you an idea how big those are. there is me right there. these goads were mounted and remounted in 1980. they were so happy to have the army there. they came in and remounted. let's talk about the battle of fort stevens. it is really going to be the campaign of 1864. it is going to come down early. how does t

iny expected to be completed january.of the most contentious issues, the simulator training. it does not look like that is something u.s. regulators will require. it's unclear what foreign regulators will demand. that creates another hurdle, you could see foreign regulators agreeing to this on a delayed timeline. vonnie: is it over at that point? brooke: it is not remotely over. they have to figure out when the regulators say it's ok to fly, as the public going to leave that? you will see a lot of the art pushes by the airline. they want boeing to handle the costs. compensation remains a huge question mark 10 at something boeing will have to settle. you will wonder what the lasting problems are for boeing's reputation. he testified about what he knew and what he didn't know. there we continued scrutiny on boeing. the newl include plaintiff has been pushed back until at least 2021. does boeing have too much control over the aerospace industry? vonnie: the stock is lower at the moment. the top of the hour c-shares, cvs repo

billion iny have $30 cash already this is just making the point helping please the chinese authority.gilding the lily for sure. >> what is the talk here in the u.s. in terms of how to go public? we had door -- yesterday. how frustrating is this for the banks? >> the bankers will be fine. the argument for a direct listing is about lockups more than anything else. if you're a venture capitalist and you own something at $.25 per share or $.50 per share, you need the max value. something with think is funny is that people object to the pop. it deflates the argument for listing.ected >> direct listings, they are even seem popular despite how much we talk about them. we obviously have flag and spotify. large direct listings are out there. >> i think there are clear pros and cons. takeg an investment bank you on the road and market eugenie shareholders so you can change out your shareholder base in an organized way comes with lockups. it is a tried-and-true process. at a direct listing, -- it would be trading with think like a lot of the other companies. they have done a regular way offering

iny say no to legalization the states and yet they accept the money and appropriate it for the various things they appropriate things for. a ribbon-cutting for a new bridge or roadway, that in part, a small part, but in part was funded by marijuana sales and taxes. it's difficult to look at a member of congress who says no on the appropriations committee and spend that money. act, thebanking problem with the banking issue, is the real money laundering is when congress takes the proceeds and buys votes. about effortsing on capitol hill and elsewhere to legalize marijuana. you are the director of federal policies for the marijuana policy project. does that mean the lead lobbyist on that? onlysically yes, i'm the lobbyist for the marijuana policy project on capitol hill. we are bringing some other folks on board. there are plenty of other lobbyists who have come to the space because the industry is hiring lobbyists because they want to be viewed as credible and legitimate. this industry really is credible and legitimate. i always tell the industry, you need to make sure your elected offic

iny entered integration europe and help germany reunite, once the wall had come down. andout the united states its visionary leaders like james baker, we would not celebrate the fall of the wall today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you for those heartfelt remarks. i speak for everyone assembled americans, weas sometimes forget the impact we have upon the world and it is good to hear from a close, friendly ally the impact we have had. it brings home for all americans hear the need to stay engaged, to be helpful, and to work with allies. thank you, again. [applause] as our work is diplomacy, our game is diplomacy, we thought it might be a good idea for us to begin an award for excellence in diplomacy. we thought that perhaps at an evening when secretary james baker was here might be a good time to start an award for diplomacy. we are going to make it an annual award. the idea is in individual or possibly a group that has really done something for the nation. something that whether it is an ambassador or secretary of state, someone who has made a difference for america i

iny a lot of folks don't always know about. >> how about park and recpeople? >> we are working with park and rec. our department has been working with them on a number of projects. that is one of the departments we will work with more in the coming year. >> a step back. i want to congratulate all of the people involved. it is a beautiful report. congratulations i know what goes into this. it does help with a framework. it did reflect my world as it is and as we live in a very urban center, a number of our commissioners do, that transportation component is important to see that is reflected in housing and everything else. i see it as a hook. it is a way to articulate how that is an issue to people who are aging and disabled in the city. it is relevant that we have that. i think that is helpful. i am talking about it in such a broadway of tackling the issues that i hope we include this as we rebrand and we let people know what is out there. this is a great way to describe our goals and objectives. it would be very helpful to get that san francisco adopted this s

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for all they know there's jewelry and then there's a laptop people often think oh i can put something iny trunk and it will be fine. that's actuly not the case these are ll aware the people put that in there they just break the window open the back seat and steal whatever they can really anything they can they'll just breaking glass make a mess it is very olating that is the word i've heard a lot to a d from people who have had their cars broken into if you see anything suspicious do not hesitate to call san mat sheriff's office. they are trying to figure out. is responsible foall of these breakns. millbrae sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. >>so we go. i've been afraid to leave an empty envelope there's reason money in there. a man was arrested for a car that it was in aleda. >>and they found a gun on him, here's a picture ofhe arrest, the man being arrested there. they say he rglarized cars in the south shore shoppi center. they say th founthis gun on him he did leave the officers on a short chasbefore he was caught. >>there's a lot of people here that belve in leavintheir doors unlocke

in fact we could almost fit south bend ini aour alamo dome. >> he went out of the his way in that interviewpraise elizabeth warren. what do you think the play is there? >> well, i mean, he's trying to find somebody to knock out so he can rise. i have to say he's young, he hayes a very bright future ahead of him. i'm not sure that, you know, trying these various attacks on different people is necessarily something that's going to bon fit him in the long run. they are kind of hail mary passes. it's not like he's almost there and needs to kind of go after somebody to get into the next tier. he's really languishing at the bottom. so i think when you're going after somebody like pete buttigieg, i mean, he's doing much better in the polls obviously. he has a lot of room for growth in terms of connecting with african-american voters, but the same could be true about elizabeth warren, so the math doesn't add up there in terms of the criticism. >> we're putting up the latest quinnipiac poll, biden kind of fading there, though he's been weak there for a while. . are we setting up for a long battle pr

by that time, inis 60's, ardo sported his bearded philosopher look familiar from a portrait by a youngerry shown in the louvre w by all accountking the gardens here and throughout his life, leonardo was outgoing and had many friends. >> freedom was so important for leonardo. jeffrey: he was gay and also a vegan, opposed to killing animals.how did people in his te him? that even the king of france would want to bring him here? >> they were astonished, just like we are. because they couldn't understand how one man could doo many things. and at the same time, be the most handsome, the most pretty, good looking man. incredible singer, musician, horseman. ey called him divino for dine. jeffrey: inside the chateau, a recreation of leonardo's life here. including a studio with reproductions of two of the paintings he brought with him and contued to work on. >> leonardo says that in his work there are two steps. the first one he called image of something withe exact photography. but that's not art. mirrors do that and mirrors are not very arty. and the second step is what he called the idea or con

ini what they are doing is frustrating the american people.a: let me ask you about something we did hear about, during the testimony of lieutenant colonel vindman. you and your republican colleagues sent a letter to chairman nadleresterday expressing concerns about his credibility. it seemed like a good portion of questioning o today focus that. why spend so much time attacking the credibility of lieutenant colonel vindman? rep. johnson: d i't know what the theory was behind the investment of time on that, but i do think credibility of witnesses is important. what republicans are frustrated about is the lopsided nature of these hearings. we are not able to call all the witnesses we want. we are notr allowed a pro cross-examination. witnesses have been instructed no to answer certain questions. there is a lot ofrs mem venting their frustration, trying to make sure the rule of law is comied with. i think that process is really important. it is important to know where a witness is coming from. my concern is tha he's talking about these notions an

carl inis is from michigan, saying free speech, the right to speak. speaker has the right to speak and listeners have the right to speak against them. continue to send us a text message at (202) 748-8003. tell us your first name and where you are texting us from. victoria joining us from oregon, democrats line. >> i am a -- caller: i am a 75-year-old registered nurse. i am a christian. i really believe the 10 commandments are underrated. we should be seeing them on billboards and on the sides of moving vans and all around the country. i think we should live by them. i think our president has broken at least four of them so that really discourages me as a christian. i am kind of keeping track and i wonder how many more key will be breaking during his term. -- he will be breaking during his term. guest: we certainly agree on the primacy of the 10 commandments. , as a religious , that i amase putting out a five volume commentary on the first five books of the bible called the rational bible. it has been the best-selling commentary on the bible in america

map is iny excellent the hardy county library in moorefield, west virginia.wned byis land is now renick williams, a major landowner and i was in talking to him close to where the yellow blotches in the right hand corner. and the legend on the map says that is the burial ground for four pleasant. i was talking to renick and he said -- yes, some of my guys were putting in a fence over there and they dug up a bunch of loans. is -- thoseck, that are some really important bones. what happened to them? and he said -- i don't know. maybe they threw them to the dogs. i don't know. he is a really important landowner there. fort pleasant was captain thomas wagner -- by the way, wagner is a really interesting guy. i don't know if there is enough stuff for a biography that he sat on some of washington's military courts when they condemned young men to death for desertion. most important of all is fort loudon in winchester. because that was the base of winchester's defense of the frontier. a hugely important place. it was the center of operations for the entire western fr

ini her testimony will be very important.e will hear from a number of witnesses that the republicans had sought, in particular tim morrison, mr. hale, kurt volker. reit will be a very consive look with republican witnesses and witnesses the democrats are going to bring. and the american people will have the opportunity to make their own minds up. for months now, the republicans have said this is done in the dark, behind cloind doors. it i the open and they have to change their narrative, so that is what theare doing. judy: thank you very much, congresswoman. and now, two people who joined e here for our live cover the hearings all day. they are mieke eoyg, former top staffer for democrats on the house intelligence committee, and michaeallen, former house intelligence committee staff director under republicanad ship. also with us in thedi s c. boyden gray, former u.s. ambassador to the european union under president george w. bush, and white house counsel forw. president ush. and from reigh, north carolina, walter dellinger, f

all eyes on that governor's race where incumbent republican governor matt bev inis in a tough battleh andy bash ear, the state's attorney general, of course. it's a race that we know that the president is watching closely, but let's see what's happening first on the ground. john king is out front with us now at the magic wall. so, john, what are you seeing so far? does it look like this is shaping up to be a competitive race? >> we will see. there are some indications it could. if you look at the results right now and you're watching at home and you're not all that familiar with kentucky and you would say the incumbent republican governor, and the republican of kentucky would share one of those and he's now the state attorney general and he's a well-known democrat and this is a great race anyway, kate and it will give us clues about 2020 which makes it more important and if you look at this again, you're saying the republican incumbent and the republican %-p strong. however, i will say this, and andy bashere so far is underperforming the democrat from four years ago. that's 85,000 vo

inis called on being sane insane places.e and seven other people went undercover in psychiatric hospitals around the country. their mission was to test the nature of diagnosis to see if their sanity would be detected. as he said, they were not. >> the study was done in the early 1970's. why are you interested in it today? susannah: it came from a personal place. i emerged from my book, my memoir, brain on fire, which chronicled my experience with an autoimmune disease that can look -- that chronicled my brain. after that book came out, i was inundated a emails from the general public -- a lot of people who were looking for answers. some of whom actually found answers because of my book. i also received many emails from people who felt lost within the mental health system, who felt they were not being seen, and they were not being heard. really atrocious stories. i started to question a lot of these issues of diagnosis and misdiagnosis. mentalstion of, what is illness? this led me to one story that i call my mirror image. tha

. >> i remembeber getting shot iny face and being spun around, and instinct said, "youu got to get outhere. you got toto go to safety."" and the only thing i could think of was to get into the infirmary. >> jusust so hapnened there wawa trtrash can in frontnt of me. i was under pretty good coverage there with that trash can, see, but the trash cacan had some les under it. and that is how i got shot in the hip. the bullet come under the leg under the trash and caught m men the hip,p, under the trash c cad caught me in the leg. if it wasn't for the trash can, i probably would have been dead. if i would have stood up, i would have been dead. bubut i had enough courage to sy there for at least 45 seconds after the shooting. and folks was running all l acrs me, crying and shooting. some of them was crawling. and i realized they did a ceasefire. that's when i got up and ran to the infirmary. when i got to the infirmary, my best friend sam, which is dead, one that they killed, he was laying in the middle of ththe floor. he was tryining to grasp for ai. and at that particular point, i didn't k