amy: from new york, this iss democracy now! whenever the government faces a whistleblower, it is revealing some kind of wrongdoing that makes them uncomfortable, that implicates them in some kind of activity they should not be doing. they're going to try to change the conversation from the their actions,of of their policies in government. amy: as a whistleblower complaint aga

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print: as long as the psychologist think the threat of them being a repeat offender iss there. dozens of victims, the e childrn as young as four years old at the time that they were abused and raped, and this was going on for two decades. what is the political reaction to this? >> of course, there is outrage. as you mentioned, the judge described these people as monstrous and repugnant. we have had some other official reactions. senior government officials, sort of government watchdog on cases of sexual abuse said this was an important signal that the state will act in cases like this where children come to harm . the families minister said today it was a good sign but more needs to be done. there are calls for changes to procedures because it is clear that the child protection agencies and police did not really do what they perhaps could have done and should have done to protect children over such a long would of time. print: we understand in the run-up to the trial there were serious errors in the investigation. how have authorities been reacting to what appears to be a syste

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elon musk‘s spacex already delivers cargo to the iss, and is now one of several companies exploring theion of space tourism — putting non—professional astronauts into space. it has also signed up billionaire yusaku maezawa to take a trip around the moon. amazon boss and the world's richest man, jeff bezos, is also planning to take passengers to the edge of space by the end of 2019, with his company blue origin, and has ambitions to land humans on the moon by 202a. but there is one company that is further along the space tourism journey than any other, and now virgin galactic has opened the doors to its new hq and given marc cieslak exclusive access. fire, fire. it is a little after 7:00am, and i'm heading into the desert in new mexico, about 20 miles past a place called truth or consequences. the reason for that really early start is that we are going to get a very rare glimpse inside that. it bills itself as the world's very first commercial spaceport. thank you very much. welcome to spaceport. thank you. the only way that you can get to space today is with the russians, and they're cu

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we know there's a major problem out there that we want to solve it, not make any political iss issue. >> the president was seen as a ski in this issue and can ask what you messages you talk about this? when he should be supporting and where you need to put his weig weight. >> i get the president trumped a great deal of credit in this. get what he's been able to do in ministry the transparency if you look at the price of drugs today that have gone down but they can go so much lower rate the president has pulled both sides inside the white house that he has tried to drive this and was hopeful that speaker pelosi would work with both sides of the aisle and moved to the socialist we know the party but find a place where both sides can agree. you walked with senator grassley trying to work on both sides of the aisle and that's a much better model and if you have the energy and commerce that shown in the past inside the committee themselves with the big problems such as christmas wall and talked about the opioids to the free prescription drug bills this year we could find common ground and

it's difficult to know what the government is saying in terms of what iss normal, because we are notble to get a full picture of what exactly is going on. they are showing is quite far from normal. brent: in sports news, baseball is big in the americas and some parts of asia's. there is the european championship that began in germany over the weekend. germany and join the home team advantage, beating britain 1-0 on sunday. the winning home run was hit in front of more than 1000 fans i n bonne. it returns to the lyrics next year. the european championship is part of the process for the tokyo games. pedal car racing. while engines revved over the weekend in the italian grand prix, things were a bit less raucous. >> far away from the high-speed action in italy, a more tranquil setting for the british car championship. racers put pedalal to the metaln a bid for glory. the war of motorors blessed by e subtle wish of air as they navigated the bends. this fifth-round race was an endurance challenge, with teams of four taking on the 100 mile slog. >> the quick onenes are as quiuk as a normal

have you loud and clear, welcome to the iss. >> brad pitgot an out of this world experience shutting from earth with an astronaut aboard the international space station. is starring in the upcoming space film that his theaters later this month. >> now that i have you at the space station, let's talk about me. how did we do? >> the setting looked similar to the type of setting i have around me. >> they chatted about others who have chatted in space movies. >> who was more believable? >> you were, absolutely. >> is your eye on entertainment. >> college football coach ripped california for a plan that would pay college athletes. >> before we had to break, let's take a live look outside, this is that the city of san jose where it is 50 degrees right now on tuesday morning. we will be right back. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, restcegh st forever.le tremors.s the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> the a's are the hottest team in baseball, there's one problem,

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traction l the a but i believe the difference between a tulsi gabbard andr and yang marianne williamson iss the left doesn't like them they're authentic and don't come off as hacks these same political ch oacters over andver again. >> good point. >> yeah. >> finally we've talked about the oh bomb as getting into the film production business they have a deal with netflix they call their compa higher ground productionshey may not have done theesearch a company in california computer training company called higher ground enterprises and there's a tug of war who gets the name. >> they should call themselves democratic propaganda. their first movie was a documentary about -- >> the americanto fac. >> even though jobs are coming back t going to be replaced b robots at some point. >> is that wrong? t i don't thinkhey're going erica workers are back andin m. goto stay back. >> is it wrong though? automation -- >> it's just at swipe the booming trump economy. ould expect that. i you kno ww a lot of people prd the idea of netflix when the deal was announced, they said, we're -- we're going t drop net

amy: from new york, this iss democracy now! whenever the government faces a whistleblower, it is revealing some kind of wrongdoing that makes them uncomfortable, that implicates them in some kind of activity they should not be doing. they're going to try to change the conversation from the their actions,of of their policies in government. amy: as a whistleblower complaint against president trump rocks washington, democrats begin an impeachment inquiry and trump threatens the consequences for the person who came forward. we bring you part two of our conversation with one of the world's most famous whistleblowers, edward snowden. now in exile in russia. six years ago, he shocked the world and he leaked a trove of secret documents about how the united states had built a massive surveillance apparatus to collect every single phone call, text message, and email come and pry into the private lives of every person on earth. snow and has just published a moir calleled "permanent record." hadvery level of government been in on the viola

t to the iss plan, -- do they issued the plan, do they change the plan? will have to be reconsidering. this c last a long time. whether they do what they said they would, put out their plan soon after the elections, is anyone's guess. they have waited befd they may wait again. laura: on another topic in the middle east, the white house has said today it has identified the exact location from which the mieiles were fired towards ss saudi oil facility, and it is southern iran. what do you make of that? rob: one has to take with some skepticism what the white house says. it has not always shown great credibility on these issues. but it is poible. democrats and others who have hed the briefing said they found them credible. it is certainly something that is plausible at this point, that the attack came from iran. it would show how little the iranians feel they have to lose. they feel the pressure they are under is such that they need to show that they can resnd. they may have overreached in this case. it will be interesting to see what the white house and sau

the cocoach iss hoping to rectiy that.. >> when oktoberfest starts, everyone g gs in the m mood. yoyocannot proromise everyththin lifefe, but we will try to impre on last season. it should not be too difficult to do better than a draw or two losses. >> although it is called oktoberfest, the legendary festival starts in september. this year, colon are in town, the kind club no stranger to parties themselves. their coach says they will be joining in the oktoberfest festivities win, lose, or draw. >> people e ask -- can you do somethingg like that, play byron and afterwards go to oktoberfest? i say yes because it is a team evevent which i is good for bon. it can only be positive. i will take the responsibility if it backfires in the end. >> that hahas raised eyebrows among colon fans, that their team can crash the party with an away win and surely, it would be deserving, with all their love. phil: the rugby world cup has begun. the game was preceded by a spectacular opening ceremony. in russia threatened to upset the party. japan hit back, though, to be -- to record a 30-10 victory.

the city issing looing into limiting right turns at lights, extending timing at walk signals and makingible. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> happening today as part of the effort to get drivers to slow down, san francisco transportation officials will vote on funding for installing up to five speed radar signs. they kind of look like these. the signs display how fast drivers are going. they're not related to issuing any tickets. the locations have not yet been determined. >>> in the east bay police home surveillance video will lead them to the thieves who stole about 60 computers from a school in oakland over the holiday weekend. abc 7 news was at marcum elementary as workers replaced glass that thooechs broke to into a classroom. they yanked chrome books -- >> the computers were individually attached inside the carts. they had to break through that as well. they made off with 60 and broke at least a couple. you can see how scattered the screen is. >> this is the third school break-in in just a month. school officials alerted pawn shops to be on alert. the theft will

. >> anything that the nfl iss doingomething my other companies would love to do. one of the things i learned having had a front row seat. it's not always about the dollars but it's about the spirit of partnehip. >> it costs companies hundreds millions of dollars to put their name on an nfl stadium and it's typically reserved for established names like jpmorgan or bank of america. sofi is the outlier here. it'sy the o venture capital backed startup with their name onn nfl stadium. >> not only is it important strategically. plentyitically, we have of capital to do this. >> reporter: the new sofi stadium is theos expensive nfl stadium in history costing an $ estimated billion to build. it's having a huge impact on la'sec omy. >> this will become one of the economic hubs. we hope it will double the tax base of the city. g think you can see tremendous improvements com for a neighborhood well on itshb way . ck to recovery. >> reporter: it won't just be football games pumping back into the economy. they have already booked high profile events. the super bowl in 2022, the

. ♪ isse who think patriotism overdone and out of style might ask? ask, how did it used to be?united states has gone to war to keep our country free, and kept us free to do what we want. that is what it has given me. ♪ i give to my children what i didn't have and i feel like i am giving my country if fair share and i expect to get my fair share back from the country. isator mcgovern: the truth that men like arch price have given more than their fair share. in the last four years they have borne the real costs of our economic unfairness. 2 million more are jobless today than in 1969. dropped from art's plant alone, and he wonders if he is next, or whether it makes any difference. like every time we get a pay increase, clothing, automobiles, everything goes up in price. i would like to buy a new refrigerator but i can't afford it. the one i wanted a year ago was $100 cheaper than this year. like people today are just working to pay for their food and taxes, and not much of anything else. senator mcgovern: art price grew up in a neighborhood built by those who came over in search

it has caused catastrophic damage in the bahamas, where the death toll stands at 23 and isse expected to the worst devastation and loss of life is on the abaco islands, where it is estimated at least 70,000 people require aid. from there, aleem maqbool sent this report. aleem: this was one of the m mt popular resorton these brutes, torn apart by t strengthf the storm. tourists who tried to weather il has been left hocked.es but were the sturdiest buildings in a place that wasn't even the worst hit. elsewhere, t pictures evenat more des drive through marsh harbour a little down the road, and there is not a building in sight that hasn't sustained considerable damage. this is where hurricane doan made landfall, and those record-breaking wind speeds and ocean surges have left behind a surreal lascape of boats and vehicles and rooftops and kitchen appliances swirled in land.ir and flung across the the terrors of dorian.a story >> the wind just had us fearful of our lif re. as of blew off, we went an another housthat blew off. there we the background.wing in it was just horrific. to see the

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at the end of the day, the potential for this to back on the democrats again iss pretty high. just got the mueller report. the mueller report came out and it wasas by all accounts a dad. then without we will get more an opportunity to come before congress and go into greater detail about obstruction of justice, and again it was a dead. thewa democrats clearly what mps president trump if this is been from day one. but in my mind and in the minds of most kentuckians, there have been no impeachable offenses committed. >> host: it's just after 7:30 a.m. congressman james comber with us until the top of the hour. house scale to be in at 9 a.m. eastern but our phone lines are open for you to call in and ask you questions, give us your comments. scott, seattle, washington, independent. thanks for hanging around center last segment. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: where did i begin now? i been hanging on here forow hours. you know, politics is one thing in life is another thing, apparently. it's clear that the only trouble you ever hear about come from the politicia

. >> why is climate change become such a partisan iss then? >> i'm not even sure it is. it's become all of a sudden we have this conference here and all we talk about is climate change. >> in the last week or so, new national polls have come out that have changed -- suggested changing the trend in there 202 race w elizabeth warren has emerged as a top tier a candida and joe biden's numbers are weakening, but the two of them remain in the top tier. elizabeth warren has rai d against ultra millionaires. you have called her tax probably - >> a wealth tax. >> her micare for all proposal is -- >> doesn't work. >> if there is a progressive who's leading the democrac field, will there be an opening if joe biden is not able to go the distance for somebody ofan more modate bent to step into the race >> it would be virtually dypossible from now going forward for anyo come in if they had to raise money. they would never remotely catc up to elizabethabarren and joe biden. let's not rush to dgment. joe biden going from 20 points over elizabeth warrened to with elizabeth warren overni

rugby league said he had been cleared to play for the country at next months's 0ceana cup but the rl isslly asked to consider the matter. that is all for now. more in sportsday at 6:30pm. we will see you then. thank you, gavin. more now on the labour party conference, where the party's stance on brexit is being debated. as we have just seen, a few minutes ago. the party leaderjeremy corbyn wants to go into the next general election in a "neutral" position, offering voters a choice in a referendum. that would be within six months of coming to power. but there appears to be growing support for a rival motion. we will find out very soon, what happens with it, it is urging the party to campaign happens with it, it is urging the party to ca m pa ig n clearly happens with it, it is urging the party to campaign clearly to remain in the eu. let's go back to the labour conference now in brighton and speak to the senior labour mp hilary benn, who chairs the brexit select committee in the house of commons. good to talk to you once again. what do you... what do you make of the debate you have heard

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