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david: thanks and much to kevin cirilli reporting from capitol hill. now we go to jenny leonard in washington on trade. we heard from wilbur ross over the last night that things are going forward on phase one. what does that mean? jenny: the latest wrinkle we have heard in the past couple of hours is that chinese officials are looking at locations in the u.s. that xi jinping would be willing to sign a deal for. that is significant because chinese officials had initially hoped any signing would be connected to a state visit and a real celebratory visit by him in washington. washington has become a city of china hawks. the fact he is willing to sign it in another location, for example iowa as the president has floated as one of the options, is significant. david: mr. ross talk to our colleague and suggested we probably are going forward with phase one. at the same time he said phase two may require legislation in china. is that reducing our expectations of anything happening in phase two? jenny: if you look back to our reporting a weaker two ago, we heard from chinese offi

on the brief today, from capitol hill, kevin cirilli on another day of impeachment hearings behind closed doors. jennyington on hopes for a phase i one trade deal with china, and greg farrell on president trump losing appeal over his tax returns. mys breaking just as i take seat, two transcripts from the adam schiff investigation. kevin: a redhead line crossing as theomberg terminal house intelligence committee releasing two regarding the impeachment inquiry. the first is from the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and the former senior advisor to the secretary of state michael mckinley. in public statements, what democrats are saying on the house intelligence committee's

kevin azier got a chance to scare the daylights out of whitney, emma and jenny and they never saw itt to scare some lady, ladies with "dancing with the stars." let's go. my creepy transformation took about 60 minutes and i m or may not have fallen asleep. my character -- a victim of the beast fluffy from the 1982 horror flick "creepshow." >> if i'm you and i'm trying to scare you, it's just [ screams ] you know, just a quick [ screams ] >> as for my unsuspecting victims they have no clue i'll be waiting for them inside. >> i hate stuff like this. >> i'm scared. emma, go first. >> we can do it. >> test it out. >> just lead the way. [ screaming ] >> that got really aggressive. >> no. [ screams ] >> that was absolutely terrifying. i hated the normal looking guy with blood all over his face that wasn't a creature and came out of nowhere. i was like, dude, you're creepy. >> because he locked eye contact with you and le screamed at you. >> this guy! >> it's this one! >> that was the most fun i've ever had sring the crap out of somebody. >> you were the scariest part. >> i, like, am so cree