r m.f ti we also ran out of time for james blake. eat, i didn't expect this at all. >> jimmy: we're going to have you sing. this is james' new album. it's called "assume form". if you would be so kind as to sing for us tonight we will then put your performance on our youtube channel, which is all anyone watches anyway. thank you for coming, and sorry, we were talking about really important stuff. >> i do really understand. >> jimmy: i'll apologize one more time. james blake, thank you for watching. "nightline" is next, good night. ♪ >>> this is "nightline." tonight, home field advantage. a remarkable rebirth for one high school football team after their season was cut short by the worst wildlife in california's history. >> it was devastating. it was just like, it's heartbreaking as it gets. >> now the fight of their lives to rebuild and return home. >> people always say you don't miss something until it's gone. i love that community with everything. triumphant return.age for a >>> plus, gesture of grace. the teen behind the forgiving

president joe biden, from "stumptown," cobie smulders, celebrities read mean tweets, and music from james blakew, if you don't mind, jimmy kimmel! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hi, welcome. audience, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching it. thank you for coming. and thank you for joining us for this on another nutso day here in the united states, when ukraines it pours. i don't know about you, but i am soakin' wet right now. so here's what's goin' on. one day after the speaker of the house started a formal impeachment inquiry into the

james blake is a former tennis professional and correspondent and host for the tennis channel. he's also the tournament director for the miami open, so i suppose we can get good tickets. mr. blake is here today to speak about his personal experiences with law enforcement. gina hawkins has served more than 30 years in law enforcement and is currently the chief of police for the north carolina police department. she also serves as an executive board member of the national organization of black law enforcement executives. chief hawkins received ther bachelor of science from georgia state university and a master of science from john hopkins university. she is also a graduate of the fbi national associates academy. heather mcdonald is the thomas w. smith fellow at the manhattan institute for policy research. she has written numerous books on the criminal justice system and previously clerkd with judge steven ryan hart on the u.s. court of appeals. she received her b.a. from yiel university and her m.a. from claire college and her j.d. from stanford university law school. phillip goff

judiciary committee witness table by the reverend al sharpton and former professional tennis player, james blake, along with law enforcement officials. they answered questions on ways to improve policing

connell: blake burman on the north lawn for us. melissa. melissa: here to react james from "the wall street journal." he is also a fox news contributor. i did this all day long and i have a hard time keeping track of the back and forth. >> yeah. melissa: i'm going to arrest you, you're a liar, everything is a threat to our constitution and to our existence. what is the score right now in your mind? >> well this one seems to be, this story seems to be dissipating more quickly than the russia collusion one which took a couple of years but i think the, this will probably make some people rethink the whistleblower concept because i don't think anyone intended for a disgruntled unexecutive branch employee to be able to raise objection to policy. so we're going to find out as we go here if there is something, something more. we saw the call. it didn't live up to expectations. we've seen the whistleblower's complaint which doesn't appear to have anything other than secondhand reports of that call and also includes various footnotes referencing news reports on this network and

blake burman. back with my panel right now. james, danielle, edward.er in this case, the turks follow through and do what they say they are going to do, but the one thing that the president didn't address here is the fact that the russians are going to be part of this force that will be policing in northern syria, and this was something that probably would not have happened in light of the events, in other words, the russians are working with turkey, a nato member, a u.s. ally, it's weird. >> it certainly is. but i think one thing that the president really stuck to his guns on is that look, we're in too many different wars in too many different countries, he calls it the blood-stained sands -- neil: without end. he telegraphed it, of course. this was not immediately telegraphed to the generals involved. sort of a tweet. >> yeah, this has been going on for five years. we have these other ones going on for 18 years. just to say look, we can't solve all of the world's problems, unfortunately. george washington said that relations with all trade with all e

james follow. he's a washington policy analyst, and as always, we bring in our floor show traders. ed, i want to begin with you. let us get specific. that report that blaket talked about this morning said that the trade deal will end with phase one. decision makers in china indicate they're done, they don't want to give in anymore on trade desires because donald trump may back out, they think he might be a little impulsive. how are you advising your clients in light of that and the unsubsequent problems with manufacturing? the subsequent problems with manufacturing. >> yeah, liz, i've been skeptical at the large-term deal for a long time, and i continue that. however, as we look at phase one, what i continue to hear is a lot of optimism here in d.c. what i hear is there is a desire to get to yes on something, trying to kind of build a foundation for future talks. what i hear is that the trump administration is extremely concerned about the december 15th tariffs,. tariffs would impact consumers more so than any other tariffs to date. and so if there's a way to avoid those, a way to get to yes, a way to get a near term win, i think's what the trump adminis