john collins has been famous on the world's taking scene for decades but here in his hometown he can't party like he does in other cities following city law and dance floors in detroit have to shut down at 2 am. techno fans in detroit want nightlife to go on for longer and bring more business to poorer areas of the city they've been looking at transforming abandoned buildings into clubs and i'd sent us . feel that a nighttime economy will now only extend the entertainment. aspects of nighttime but also bring jobs jobs to detroit were there could be clubs there could be restaurants there could be galleries that could actually employ people oh let's go allin techno legend dimitri hagen man fell in love with detroit techno and exported it to berlin 30 years ago using music he wants to create a successful night time economy similar to berlin's hagerman collins and others from to detroit berlin connection to help make it happen. i think the music especially with not just talking about techno we talk about everything the hip hop the tracks and all and. i must say there's so much potential it

hawks john collins -- little shimmy, 3-0 by the way. denny hamlin, joey logano mixing it up. close race. blown tire. listen to hamlin mock logano. >>> the most compelling moment of this world series, the fan who -- the baseball hit his chest but he saved his beers and still got the baseball. aaron rodgers is a magician. should have sacked him. it's dead. rodgers blindly throws a perfect ball. and that is a touchdown. >>> 145 yards last night on monday night football. wanted to take a momentum with him. he's got more grass in his facemask than an amsterdam coffee shop. pittsburgh beat the dolphins. those of you who have been to amsterdam now what i'm talking about. that's the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> i've still never been but we know what you're talking about. >>> coming up, another white house shake-up. coming up the national security official to testify in the impeachment inquiry in just a matter of days. >>> and yet another public safety power shut-off will be affecting thousands of people >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kp

but the only part of born finished as john collins gave them renewed hope with a scream i have to manage his energy i didn't see the ball i was standing to the left and looking for a gap between the heads but i saw the ball really late and by then it was just far too late to stop. because in and unless i would last ball i think our alfonse would be proud of us and a little bit when we come out with all of us to make something out of them the home fans were proud of their brave knights and by and what you said all smiles afterwards against unfancied but tenacious opponents they at least had prevailed. yes. oh yes. when you walk through the storm hold your head up high and you'll never walk alone as the song goes dormant have had their ups and downs of late and fans are waiting anxiously for the golden sky at the end of the storm. better to make a full point from the previous 3 games not exactly the stuff of champions some say don't want have lost their focus and need new ideas from new zealand 5. perhaps braman would provide a confidence boost but the visitors did what they've done in eve

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collins. captain john your brezinski converting by was the almost repaid part upon the fader when he handled in the bumps later on of my foot in the weird twist of fate it was collins who missed this one kick. my the ball and stay rock bottom on one point after mine his 1st away victory of the season. 5 so here are the results from match day 7 so far the curse started last match week is still in full effect the home teams just when they have a look at this by and freiburg leverkusen shall compatible on old truck points had they bucked the trend on friday as they came from behind to beat fortuna disposals . dodie look at back yo came on to set up check midfield of lighting made the reader rounded off a slick counterattack to make it 31 look at that goal claimed had just 3rd win on the bounce. there are 3 more games to look forward to on sunday we got we got both burke and in frankfurt and let's see how those results affect the table now despite 5 team's best efforts by a still top of the table for the time being it's really tight up there if you look at this. just mention they play on sunday the

that one of his 2 rushing touchdowns 2114 past, 4th quarter, john still hanging around they're only down 7 ying to make this a game. jamie collins, they hit on john hilliman all pop sow cow van noy scoop-and-score back the other way 3514 new england. they are now 6. uh no, and are one of 2 unbeaten teams left along with the 49 ers and finally the deciding game 5 of the wnba finals connecticut sun and the washington mystics league mvp elena della donna hampered by back spasms all series dominant tonight, 21 points, 9 boards. and that's it washington when 89 76 as the mystics claim. w n b at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. >>are for fleet week, lots of sunshine get out there and enjoy temperatures move the upper

rushing touchdowns 2114 path in the 4th giant still hanging in there down only 7 but jamie collins and on johnman cause the ball to pop out. kyle van noy scoops it up goes back the other way for the score 3514 new england. they are now sick to know and remain one of 2 unbeaten teams in the nfl along with the 49 ers and finally the deciding game 5 of the wnba finals connecti ut sun at the washington mystics league mvp elena della donna hampered by back spasms all series dominant tonight, 21 points 9 rebounds, washington went 89 76 as the mystics claim their first w n b a title and him that if you look at sports as the night as you that's right lot of events happening. thank you mike. coming up just how much it will cost to stay in a lisa frank dream hotel room. it's time for sleep numbers fall sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem - and done. so you can re

stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himself, margaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collinsand our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> i moved into my wonderful, beautiful, affordable housing march 7th. i have lived in san francisco since i was two-years-old. i've lived in hunters view for 23 to 24 years now. my name is vlady. i use titus and i am the resident commissioner for the san francisco housing facility. from the very beginning, this whole transition of public housing and affordable housing was a good idea. but many, many residents didn't think it would ever actually happen. it's been a life changing experience. and i'm truly grateful for the whole in

stewart company itself, i want to shout out to our founder and chairman john stewart himself, margaret miller, dan lavine, jenny collinsand our former project manager adam levine who came from east bay to see the fruits of his labors. i want to say hi to many of those who couldn't be here [ indiscernible ] -- thanks to michael mincus and thanks to all the other people who contributed their time and energy to this impressive effort. so that's it. thanks for coming. please stay for food in the community room, tours of apartments, more music. so if i could just get the speakers all to follow. [♪] >> i have been living in san francisco since 1957. i live in this area for 42 years. my name is shirley jackson, and i am a retirement teacher for san francisco unified school district, and i work with early childhood education and after school programs. i have light upstairs and down stairs. it's been remodelled and i like it. some of my floors upstairs was there from the time i built the place, so they were very horrible and dark. but we've got lighting. the room seems lighter. they painted the place, they cemented my back yard

. >> mister john moolenar gantz. >> doctor collins, welcome back and great to see everybody here today and thanks for participating. there's a couple of questions i want to ask you about. i know in may, there was a symposium that nih participated with the usda and collaboration with research opportunities that may lead to transitional benefits and other fields looking at animal research and how specifically on farm animals of curious to where you see that going and what benefits might come out of that. that's one area want to talk about and the other area i want to ask you to address is the anti resistance and what our strategy is for commanding superbugs if you will. >> those are both great questions and i'll start seeing that they should signal me. basically you're quite right and it's a great opportunity for looking at health issues by comparing what happens between animals and people. so we are all rather similar when you start looking closely and various metabolic classes and we at many nih have tried at many decades to build on that in instances where we want to understand and th

that lawyer john dowd you see on the right there then identified congress in writing his client wasn't just any witness they could collin to testify about anything, he was a special guy. they were not going to be able to get anything out of him because he mr. parnas according to his lawyer john dowd, assists rudy giuliani in connection with mr. giuliani's representation of president trump. so the president has a lawyer, his name is rudy giuliani. in rudy giuliani's capacity as the president's lawyer he employs this guy lev parnas as his assistant, as his little helper. which seemed crazy, not least because john dowd, that lawyer wrote his letter addressed to congress in the comic sans typeface which made it seem like it was a joke. but sure enough as mr. parnas got arraigned in new york, a different lawyer of his made the case out loud to a federal judge that lev parnas' case was going to implicate executive privilege concerns because this case does overlap with a legal representation of the president of the united states. because in fact lev parnas is part of the president's legal team. this guy. this guy who is under

along the way, i will be joined by john eastman, robert ray, house judiciary ranking member doug collins. plus, i'm going to explain how congress can actually play a role in stopping this intel and diplomatic bureaucracy from continuing to defy this duly-elected president and presidents in the future. tom fitton, chris swecker are both here on that. also tonight, democrat katie hill resigned after congress found out she was sleeping with two subordinates. so why is the media now painting her as a damsel in distress? a victim of the vast right-wing conspiracy. does that sound familiar? the can't-miss debate on that a little later on in the show. but first, mcconnell's time to stand and fight. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." the house democrats -- it's kind of like a mystery impeachment theater. they think they have finally found their star witness. army vet, lieutenant colonel alexander vin men, a purple heart recipient and a white house in fc stanford. we salute vindman service to the country, but that does not insulate him or any member of the armed services from criticism or scr

collins, the house judiciary committee. good to see you you, thank you for being here. so one of the -- first of all, to johnhere has been a lot of consternation over what he might say, he's central to a lot of people's testimony that we've heard from. he was quoted by one of them as saying that rudy giuliani is a hand grenade that will blow us up, what do you think about what is coming there? >> congressman collins: another idea, was said earlier, we're hearing what adam schiff wants us to hear, this is the problem. john bolton coming or whether he doesn't come or not, left to be seen. we will end up having to subpoena him. there are significant issues with him coming, what we have to understand, no matter what we heard about what john bolton heard, said or done is through the lens of adam schiff, sole arbiter, he's been made the judge, jury and prosecutor of this case. that is the concern that should concern me and the american people, we are not hearing the full story. >> martha: are you glad there will be a vote tomorrow? >> congressman collins: it's sad. they have missed an opportunity all along to make

john. >> appreciate the reporting. let's go straight live to the white house. kaitlan collins, take us inside the decision here. i know the president is mad he's being criticized by his own party in congress. he's decided to lift sanctions. he told the vice president don't go to michigan for a political event because i want you standing behind me. what is the strategy here? as nick just laid out, a lot of what the president said in that statement is simply not matched by the facts. >> reporter: that was interesting. you saw the president having pence and pompeo, the two that he dispatched to turkey last week, a trip that i went with them to turkey on. he's declaring victory here saying not one drop of american blood had been spilled. but there are a lot of questions about what is going to come out of this. the president was talking about this cease fire. he says it's permanent now though, even he said that a cease fire in that area is questionable so they're going to wait to see if that is something that holds. he says if it doesn't, he'll reimpose sanctions that he's announcing he's lifting. but of course ther

maria: congressman john ratcliffe joining us now we're getting reaction from congressman doug collinshe republican from georgia, ranking member of the house judiciary committee and congressman good to see you thanks for joining us >> maria. maria: first your reaction to the news of the morning and that is islamic state leader abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead, the president spoke earlier saying that he died in a tunnel, wimpering and screaming. many islamic state fighters were also killed. none of the u.s. special operations team were hurt. your reaction? >> well first and foremost it's a great day for our special forces. those folks who dedicate themselves to doing exactly what they were trained to do this morning is root out evil, find it and kill it and i think it's also a great day for the world when you see the wimpering coward of a terrorist al-baghdadi who went to a cave and blew himself up. this is a man who threaten the the world and yet he wanted to go into a cave and wimper and all around the world anybody who looks to isis right now all to look to their leader who wimpered in a

john bolton has been asked to testify for the impeachment inquiry. kaitlan collins tell us about that. >> he's been asked to testify next week on november 7th. house impeachment investigators have invited the former national security adviser who has been famously silent as all of this ramped up so the issues surrounding this call, a call that john bolton was not on but that his deputy was on instead. someone in kind of a bind of his own deciding whether or not he's going to appear. so right now we don't know if john bolton will appear. they have not issued a subpoena for him to appear yet but right now that is an invitation made and the question is is he going to take them up on it and if does he, what does he say? that is incredibly significant for all of this because of course we've seen all of the people going and testifying on capitol hill and not a lot of them had interactions directly with president trump. john bolton, of course, someone in the oval office almost every day and while he and the president soured in their relationship at the end, he knows a lot b

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john hudson, stick around. i want to bring in senior political analyst david gergen, also kaitlan collins and jeffrey toobin. david, shouldn't putin be the last person on the planet influencing how president trump feels about ukraine given the fact that putin has invaded crimea? >> absolutely. and it's hard to think of a more wholesome trio than giuliani, putin, and orban. you know, it is like what? what are we doing here? listen, a little context. it has been american foreign policy for some time now to support and strengthen ukraine, to come to the aid of those leaders. that's why we were sending them money, because the russians had invaded their country, were threatening to dominate the country. so the whole point of mattis and kelly and bolton was to reinforce the president and make sure he approached the ukrainians in a sense of trying to help them. instead, what the president listened to with putin and orban and giuliani, and it soured his view on the ukrainians, and instead of trying to go to support the ukrainians, that's when the president then instead went to them for a favor, to dig up dirt in the

john. >> a lot of different pieces of this to keep track of. manu raju on capitol hill it, kaitlan collins. >>> lopez with politico, jeff zeleny, michael bender. the ambassador was at home. all indications were he was going to show up, and then the president of the united states deciding no. >> we have two things here. one is that it's definitely a shift in strategy here. what we saw from the white house at the start of this was to push out the unpress de-- unprecedend decision to push it out. now they are blocking a key witness in this probe, which raises additional questions about how much the white house really wants to participate here and really kind of sheds a different light on that decision to put out the transcript which we know now is -- was a decision more of the president to kind of take hold of the narrative. he felt he had lost the narrative. less so about transparency. then i think the next thing to watch here is that the white house is really kind of struggling with the strategy, right? the president has been asked a couple times if he was going to -- over the last few days

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collins it is more than inappropriate. for ted cruz it's not a lynch mob. and for john cornyn it's not just politics. it's about the constitution. and i think the reporting late today that the house is considering a clear abuse of power article it inevitably is going to go in that direction because i don't see how mitt romney votes no on a clear abuse of power article. and i think there will be other senators that follow as well. the question is do you send over other articles or not? but for the first time i think there's a period now in the next six, eight, ten weeks where we might see more republican senators speak out. >> well, let me just lay this down clearly because i've been struggling and grasping for some sort of parallel to the republican senators that really -- they were -- they acted as an independent body during the bush administration. can you imagine if george w. bush had asked the israelis for help in helping finding chads? he would have been impeached in six weeks by john cornyn, by ted cruz, who hated his guts. by all these guys. what is the trump spell -- >> imagine if a sitting u

john roberts, thank you. for reaction from today's vote on the path ahead, join them enough from atlanta, like a member the committee, doug collinsthank you congressman for being here. your thoughts on this day and what the fallout is? >> as i was flying back to atlanta it was a sobering thought because what i said earlier began to hit. a dark cloud has fallen upon the house and it's not a cloud of something we have not known about. it's something the democrats have talked about for well over two years and almost three years since donald trump was elected. what i did today was going to the floor of the house and shredded our procedures and rules and lied to the american people about saying they want to be fair. how is it fair what they did today when they're going to continue their sham behind closed doors, have a couple of open hearings, but no imparts. if it's an inquiry, having no input from the administration or any lawyers or anyone else. really, it's a sad state of affairs and they will have to answer for that one day. >> bret: there has been republicans behind his closed doors as you know. they've been redirecting, asking

collins deserves a lot of credit for this story. it is a deep dive into the atmosphere surrounding the call in realtime. first president wakes up, john bolton and he aren't on speaking terms. what was intended to be sort of a russian brushback pitch didn't turn out that way. the president uniquely and strangely engaged looking forward to this call. aides trying to figure out why. the call goes down and there's an immediate freakout among white house staff. this is where part of the republicans' argument sort of breaks down. the call is coming from inside the house, people. the white house staff reacts with horror on this call. because it crossed so many lines. and the president whistling dixie on his way out. >> enter whistle-blower. thank you for that thread. and that's where the reporting says that one of the whistle-blowers or i guess one of the official who is reported it to the first whistle-blower felt it was crazy, unsettling, was visibly shaken by the call. >> and that was something that was told to the whistle-blower almost immediately after the call happened. the next day, the whistle-blower wrote a memo describing what thi

testimony, john thune, quote, the picture coming out based on the reporting i've seen, i would say it's not a good one. republican congressman mitchell of michigan called it troubling. susan collins called it an important piece of evidence, sir. it's not just democrats that have questions. >> well, i think if you look hard enough you'll find anybody that will say there's -- there are questions. but here's why there are questions. it's because we don't have all the facts. that we don't have any visibility into the line of questions other than what adam schiff decides to release. and i think it's incredibly suspect that he's cherry picking these things. let's bring it into the sunshine. let's take a vote. put members on record. and then let's have this process that's fair, that allows both sides to call their witnesses, cross-examine, and let's give the president an opportunity to defend himself. maybe he can't face his accusers on the whistle-blowers, but he can face the accusations and explain them. but in terms of the direct conversation in the transcript, there is no evidence of quid pro quo. and -- and there's -- and president zelensky corroborated that and said i wasn't press

romney, susan collins, perhaps susan murkowski and ben sass who might be thinking about how they would vote in the event an impeachment takes zblas dean, how much i forget -- of a threat is john bolton? a person to the far right that many that like trump respect him. how big a threat is he if he comes forward? it appears he's in discussions. >> to your very point, it's because he has credibility among republicans. he says something, donald trump can't dismiss him as some liberal guy. the guy was on fox news for many years as a commentator. it brings me an inappropriate . a joy to watch donald trump freak out this week. it's a guilty pleasure. look what's going on, though. there's something important that i hope the media focuses on. bill taylor in his testimony he said more ukrainians would undoubtedly die, talking about the withholding of aid. this is far more than watergate. people could have died. >> life a death situation. >> 25 ukrainians died since july 18th in the fighting. we don't have direct causation, but trump knows withholding aid knows someone could die and trump turned his back like he did with the kurdish allies. it's all about donald trump. what helps donald

united states, with some soybean boy buys that's not going to happen frank collin doing terrific work reporting. it is not about johnhas happened is we're on two different tracks, the chinese track is to put in some ag buys and we're looking fundamental change, i don't see how there can be a deal. >> jim, i was reading your twitter feed this morning, you said two things i thought were fascinating. one, i think people don't understand warren or trump, they think our companies sold out workers. i think that's empirical, but not recognized by anyone in the media. what do you mean >> well, if you look at elizabeth warren is a very long diatribe about u.s. companies selling out our own workers. and that there has always been multinational companies, so a little bit like trump, obviously what she is saying i'm not going to come to the table i'm not willing to deal with the chinese because they don't believe in global warming, i'm not going to go to the chinese because they don't believe in religious freedom. she is the -- she is, i'd say, if far more extreme than president trump about what it would take to be able to have

johns, yeah! $3, what?! >>> politics lead, the president taking a victory lap after giving the green light to the special forces raid that led to the death of the head of isis. kaitlan collinsekend. >> reporter: after a successful night time raid took out the brutal leader of the islamic state, president trump took a victory lap today. >> i want al baghdadi. get him and they got him. >> reporter: trump touted the death of the one of the most wanted men in the world one day after going into graphic detail about the operation. >> he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way. >> reporter: the president told reporters watching the raid was like seeing a movie. but there kwr -- were questions how a surveillance feed could show what was happening in a underground tunnel and today the chief of staff couldn't confirm the president's details. >> i don't know the source but i assume it was talking directly to a unit member. >> reporter: typically presidents are informed when moments like these happen and while he has no obligation to do so, the president defended keeping adam schiff and nancy pelosi in the dark. >> and the answer is bec

collins, tough re-election. gardener, tough re-election. isaacson, retiring. murkowsky, independent. mitt romney are sort of mitt portman and rob romney, right? dan sullivan i think is more in line. john mccain is his mentor. this has created a divide in the gop. >> yeah, it absolutely has and republicans say they're going to stand with the president. republicans who are currently standing with the president, i should say, say they're going to stand with the president until the base falls out from under him. so they are watching those polls extremely closely. they are listening to their constituents who are still with the president. and it's a much different situation in the house, of course, than it is in the senate. the house they have very compact districts. as we all know, the senate you have full states. so i think we could see a very different scenario in the senate. but those names you mentioned, it's extremely telling. yeah. i could have guessed them without even ever seeing them. >> yeah. >> it may be a who's who guide as to who is potentially the most likely to be persuadable on the republican side. but keep in mind, they need 20. >> i do think -- and sahil, it is interestin

collins and rod stewart up there. >> i love him. i love his glasses that is probably not even close to the wildest elton john story, by the way i'm excitedelton, and carson daly, you may think i'm filling in because carson is shooting the voice, but it turns out he is extremely busy shooting another show on "the voice" set, it's called the jerks, it's him and blake rating beef jerky. >> i'm carson daly. >> and i'm blake shelton, we're the jerks. >> this is a thick piece of home made like someone put this in a food dehydrator. Ñ >> tastes like overdone ham. >> five jerks is the best. >> i'm going to score this i'm going to give it two jerks. >> i like it i'm going to give it three jerks. >> i respect that. thanks for watching the jerks, we'll see you next time. >> okay. compelling content i'm down for it. carson is super busy and i had some beef jerky brought in what's your rating, five jerks i'm not a big beef jerky fan. >> it's five jerks, because it's very tender, whatever this kind is >> why are you scowling like that >> it's like a saltlick. >> i like that it's tender, you don't have to pull out your teeth to eat it. >> what is this

collins of bloomberg news, thank you for helping us break down that data. sarah hunt will be sticking with me. global finance leaders gather in london. bloomberg editor johnitting down with pimco ceo. we want to listen to what they are talking about. headwinds. at some point in time they will be seeing fiscal stimulus. >> you expect lagarde to make much of a difference or do you see her carrying on in the same way as mario draghi? manny: we think the right way to think of the ecb is a board of directors where decisions are spread among people and so she will do a good job at that and we think the ecb will go on in the same direction. 17 join dollars of debt with negative yield is quite something. not something any of us had expected five years ago. you run perhaps the biggest bond house of all. how do you make money with negative interest rates. by beating a benchmark. $17 trillion on negative yield is a challenge, but it can change dramatically. we have a trough of interest rates in this country since the 18th century where you see incredibly low rates at that incredibly high rates. the way we think about the world is there's not a lot we can do about th

doug collins for his tremendous leadership and jerry adler and hank johnson and ubcommittee ranking woman, martha roby, judy chu and many, many others. on the senate side i'm grateful for senators john kennedy, dick mazey thom tillis and hirono on this companion legislation. and last congress, we came together democrats and republicans, the left and the right to pass the historic music modernization act that was signed into law by president trump illustrating that we can come together. and in this instance, i'm grateful that the same coalition has come back together in support of the working class and middle class creative communities. and i urge all of my colleagues to support this bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2426 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. . in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a s

collins. this bill also has bipartisan support in the senate with senators dianne feinstein, senator john cornyn and senator van hollen all onboard. patient advocacy organizations like the american cancer society, cancer action network, and the american lung association also support this legislation. business and trade associations like the national association of convenience stores, the petroleum marketer association of america, and the convenience distribution association all also support this bill. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north carolina -- north dakota reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. bass: we do notice that there's a number of young people that are in the gallery. so we are hoping that they pay close attention to this debate, since it's all about you guys. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from florida, representative mucarsel-powell. the speaker pro tempore: members are reminded to refrain from referring to people in the audience. the gentlewoman