it is a praise of john locke's second treatise of government. so all of the ideas contained in this one sentence sum up the core fundamental principles of locke's second treatise of government. all right. so let's now begin to unpack the meaning of this complex sentence. it begins, we hold these truths to be self-evident. now, in many ways, i think this is the most important clause of the most important sentence of the most important document in american history. but it's one that's often passed over. in part it's passed over, i think, because it's so simple and so elegant in its formulation that we just are kind of -- eye reads over it and we want to get to the truths themselves. but i think -- i think this first clause is critically important. we hold these truths to be self-evident. now, most scholars of the declaration of independence tend to focus on this notion of self-evident. we hold these truths to be self-evident. well, what could that possibly mean to say that the truths that are to follow are self-evident? well, this idea of self-evi

treatment of my daughter did but nothing really against china so what really is the example that john locke and look at o.b.l. fatals well there i think the case is actually a good point of comparison because really the push for an investigation and accountability into an appalling human rights violations against that community has come really jointly from the european union and the oh i see together saying you know these are serious violations and they have to be investigated through the auspices of the united seamen rights council and of course the difference is that the myanmar government isn't nearly as powerful as the chinese government and so it takes political courage for governments to do that but it's no less. over the political will be full coming so that it's on from here with us what's going to sell much for joining us thanks. authorities in the philippines have only evacuees not to return to their homes in the shadow of the 2nd most active volcano in the country they're often told volcano has already forced tens of thousands to evacuate. ash released into the air has ultimately

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it's against the iraqis the iraqi people's destiny or against the iranian influence in iraq right john locke rickly european forces on the ground caught in the crossfire of this escalation between tehran and washington well they have any influence on any withdrawal process if it was to happen. well the ill informed that the europeans have will be diplomatic we have we have a few months that europeans have very little leverage on the politics in the gulf we've seen that when them trump announced with throwing its forces from syria although the operation was maintained to fight isis a de operation and led by the european had to be scaled down because the european relies on the backbone of us meet in the region we also see. the defect that european where powerlessness when they try to. implement this barter system in order to gura u.s. sanctions against iran does the barbarous become you can call in sick with sort of a euro going generates doesn't mind teen and has been. not workable since then so the europeans are totally rely militarily on the american to exert any kind of leverage in the reg

. >> in many ways, underlies the early philosophy of thinkers like john locke or jon stewart mill. this project of freeing people, in many ways has succeeded. icople are more free of each other and more free of the kinds of institutions in which human life once it was essential to a flourishing life. we think of this not only in terms of robert putnam writing about rolling alone, our liberation from associations, our religion from religion, whatever pretty inheritance we may have as a matter of tradition or custom. some family from marriage or each other and in many ways liberal democracy seems to be, it may be, and i think it has been the case, it requires those kinds of institutions that help us train informs us stability stability. forms of dialogue. how to disagree with one another in some ways it marks the success of liberalism. it also marks its failures. it's crisis. >> you write that part of liberal democracy's goal was to get rid of the old social order so we have built a new social order. >> in many ways, that social order is meant to replace a lot of those older institut

mainly it was in method that john and locked horns, because i think john does like to dominate. david: on the python films, he directed and injected a bit of his medieval knowledge. there was something of a special cruelty when all of it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend michael palin, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. >> um, we would just like to say thank you. i know it is a great honor for dad to win this award. stggles we are having at the moment. we are so proud of him. thank you. laura: the prosecution calls harvey weinstein a hollywood titan and a rapist. the defense says his relationships were consensual. those are the two sides lawyers presented in opening statements today at the trial of the former movie mogul. heenies t five charges against him, including re and sexual assault. bars if he is convicted.e behind north america correspondent nicr bryant has thelatest. nick: through a cordor of cameras, harvey weinstein stumbled his way into court. gone, the bravado and swagger of his red carpet days. he was not just a titan in holl

but as i say, before anybody had when they need to read john locke and no, we are going to govern ourselves i can't give you the date, but somewhere between the early 17th century and early 1776, you do have an american nation that has governed itself with its own institutions, its own moray and way of thinking from about 100 years. but the rights of the nation. >> why do you resist the notion that america is an idea in a general sense that it's defined by the way of thinking about itself and the political life more than it is defined by the police or language and ethnicity and other kind of things that hold nations together. you are describing people unified by other ways of thinking. >> i think that is a good point. i would just make the case that number one, it's how you think is caught up in your culture. culture is seeded with ideas. so what i say in the book is where the united states had been settled and you give them all a copy of the second treaty and mandated you still wouldn't have gotten anything close to the american founding so that is one point. the second is that they've bee

involved in this controversial subject, but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator john moore lock many of the demonstrators are from more democratic parts of the state if we have bad let's go after the bad actors let's not change the whole system and require a whole new mandate that inserts government in the middle of this critical relationship. this group also had a list of demands urging lawmakers to not move forward with further restrictions and requesting governor gavin newsome come up with the commission on this topic for making doctors irrelevant. i think that stage national anti-vaccine activists del big tree helped lead tuesday's protest democratic senator richard pan who helped create the new laws took aim at big tree on twitter saying he quote is supported and enriched by a wealthy wall street hedge fund manager and his wife. >>who took advantage of an endangered american families and children hashtag science hashtag vaccines work hashtag i've acts to protect since january first doctors who issue more than 5 vaccine exemptions a year are now subject to review in sacramen

involved in this controversial subject but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator john moore lock many of the demonstrators are from more democratic parts of the state if we have bad actors. >>let's go after the bad actors, let's not change the whole system and require a whole new mandate that inserts government in the middle. this critical relationship. this group also had a list of demands urging lawmakers to not move forward with further restrictions. >>and requesting governor gavin newsome come up with the commission on this topic for making doctors irrelevant. i think that stage national anti-vaccine activists del big tree helped lead tuesday's protest democratic senator richard pan who helped create the new laws took aim at big tree on twitter saying he quote is supported and enriched by a wealthy wall street hedge fund manager and his wife. >>who took advantage of an endangered american families and children hashtag science hashtag vaccines work hashtag i've acts to protect since january first doctors who issue more than 5 vaccine exemptions a year are now subject to review

involved in this controversial subject but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator john moore lockany of the demonstrators are from or democratic parts of the state if we have bad let's go after the bad actors, let's not change the whole system and require a whole new mandate that inserts government into the middle of this critical relationship. this group also had a list of demands urging lawmakers to not move forward with further restrictions and requesting governor gavin newsome come up with the commission on this topic for making doctors irrelevant. i think that stage national anti-vaccine activists del big tree helped lead tuesday's protest democratic senator richard pan who helped create the new laws took aim at big tree on twitter saying he quote is supported and enriched by a wealthy wall street hedge fund manager and his wife. >>who took advantage of an endangered american families and children hashtag science hashtag vaccines work hashtag i've acts to protect since january first doctors who issue more than 5 vaccine exemptions a year are now subject to review in sacrament

involved in this controversial subject but some republicans ended up stopping by including senator john moore lockhe demonstrators are from more democratic parts of the state if we have bad let's go after the bad actors, let's not change the whole system and require a whole new mandate that inserts government in the middle of this critical relationship. this group also had a list of demands urging lawmakers to not move forward with further restrictions and requesting governor gavin newsome come up with the commission on this topic for making doctors irrelevant. i think that stage national anti-vaccine activists del big tree helped lead tuesday's protest democratic senator richard pan who helped create the new laws took aim at big tree on twitter saying he quote is supported and enriched by a wealthy wall street hedge fund manager and his wife. >>who took advantage of an endangered american families and children hashtag science hashtag vaccines work hashtag i've acts to protect since january first doctors who issue more than 5 vaccine exemptions a year are now subject to review in sacramento, ashle

reading john locke.ited states constitution. why america is that beacon on a hill that shining city on a hill that president reagan talked about. through all that self-discovery i realized i'm actually a conservative. if you actually talk to a lot of black voters away from politics, they hold conservative leanings. if you talk to hispanic voters away from politics they hold conservative leanings. the thing i find and discuss with them home in the republican party. one of the reasons i am running is to stand for the constitution absolutely and to fight for the people of southwest, florida. expand our tent and base and show us that conservatism is a home for all americans, no matter where you come from, no matter how you grew up. ainsley: i know guns are important to you. you want to uphold the constitution you say god saved you and not government. >> absolutely. ainsley: we wish you all the best. thanks for coming up. i know you are are not going to get to see your mom. a message. >> mom i love you. anybo

namely john michael mick mulvaney, robert blair, john eisenberg, michael ellis, preston griffith, russell locke, michael duffey, ryan mccormick, nt orrick reptile, these actions were consistent with president trump previous efforts to undermine the united states governmentfe investigations into foreign interference in the united states elections. through these p actions presidet trump sought to arrogate to himself the right to determine scope and nature of the impeachment inquiry into his own conduct. as well as the unilateral prerogative to deny any and all information to the house of representatives in the exercise of its sole power of impeachment. in the history of the republic, no president have ever reported the complete defiance of an impeachment inquiry or sought to obstruct and impede, sohe comprehensively the ability of the house of representatives to investigate high crimes and misdemeanors. this abuse of office served to cover up the president's own repeated misconduct. and to seize and control the power of impeachment and thus to nullify the vital constitutionat safeguard invested s

john sudworth reports. wuhan‘s medics are locked in a daily battle against this epidemic, with infections still rising steeplyitish residents, at last a way out. yeah, it's a massive relief. can't wait to get back now and just sort of get away from everything and de—stress, i think. from the rendezvous point at a motorway toll booth, those travelling face multiple health screenings, a bus ride to the airport, then a wait for the flight. but for some there's been serious confusion, especially mixed nationality families like adam bridgeman, his chinese wife sue, and their newborn son austin, with the uk authorities unable to say if they can get on the flight. they couldn't tell me whether or not my wife or my son would be allowed on the plane. they said that's a matter for the chinese authorities, and the chinese authorities would decide on a case—by—case basis. so that leaves you still stranded in wuhan. what does it mean for the baby? the main worry is medical care. if he gets sick, then we're in trouble. we've heard from at least one other family in a similar predicament, unable to board the plane. but the c

it was a method that john and myself locked horns because i thinkjohn does like to dominate.on film there was something very special cruelty when it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend michael paling, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. —— michael palin. too visible at this bafta ceremony. -- michael palin. we would like to say thank you to everyone, it is a great honour to win this award, but we are having struggles at the moment. we are so proud of him. thank you. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is... the democrats have begun presenting their arguments on day two of the impeachment trial of donald trump. the manager adam schiff, said the president had clearly abused his powers and obstructed justice in his dealings with ukraine, in a bid to boost his re—election chances. these are some of the main stories from bbc world service. lebanese protesters have clashed with security forces outside parliament in beirut. hours earlier the newly appointed prime minister said the country faced an economic "catastrop

john sudworth reports. wuhan‘s medics are locked in a daily battle against this epidemic, with infections still rising steeplytrapped british residents, at last a way out. it's a massive relief. can't wait to get back now and just sort of get away from everything and de—stress, i think. from the rendezvous point at a motorway toll booth, those travelling face multiple health screenings, a bus ride to the airport, then an overnight wait for the flight. but for some there's been serious confusion, especially mixed nationality families like adam bridgeman, his chinese wife sue, and their newborn son austin, with the uk authorities unable to say if they can get on a flight. they couldn't tell me whether or not my wife or my son would be allowed on the plane. they said that's a matter for the chinese authorities, and the chinese authorities would decide on a case—by—case basis. so that leaves you still stranded in wuhan. what does it mean for the baby? the main worry is medical care. if he gets sick, then we are in trouble. we have heard from at least one of the family in a similar predicament, unable to board the

john bolton gets unfriended. elizabeth warren lets the dogs out. and donald trump is locking the door to the country. so let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick it off with some international news involving the british royal family. recently, prince andrew, the third child of queen elizabeth, was forced to step back from his royal duties after the public learned about his suspicious friendship with sex offender and suicide victim, jeffrey epstein. ( laughter ) and now the prince's situation is getting even worse. >> prince andrew is under new fire here in the u.s., an american prosecutor issuing the royal a rare public scolding in the investigation into his former friend the late jeffrey epstein. >> in an unusual move today, the u.s. attorney called out the royal for refusing to answer questions in their investigation of his former friend. >> would you be willing to testify or give a statement under oath if you were asked? >> well, i'm like everybody else and i would have to take all the legal advice that there was before i was to-- to do that sort of thing. but if push came to shove, and and

be on one side, and then eric, john and graham were on the other side if there was a split like that. so, i think mainly it was in method, i think, thatjohn and i lockednkjohn does like to dominate. john, you come to this mark there. on the python films, he directed and injected a bit of his mediaeval knowledge. have a guess. and he carried on writing. those two running sketches at the parties werejones and palin. edward heath. then came ripping yarns, and after that, the tv history programmes. not only bad, but mad. his brain brimmed with ideas, the words came in torrents. there was then something of a special cruelty when all of it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend michael palin, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. stammering. we'd just like to say thank you for everyone. i know it's a great honour for dad to win this award. and just struggles we're having at the moment, it's a bit hard, but we're so proud. yeah. thank you. applause. 50 years on then, a final moment of thanks for the wits and creativity of terryjones. well, tributes have been paid from across the world of comedy. the comedian and actor rufus ho

, new details from a draft of john bolton's book will make a tougher to refuse witnesses at the impeachment trial. we'll tell you why. >>> more than 57 million people locked down in china, an unprecedented response from xi jinping who warns the coronavirus outbreak is accelerating. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "early start" i'm alison c casik. >> we begin this morning with a the death of kobe bryant, a heart breaking tragedy for basketball fans and all who admired excellence. bryant one of the all-time great and his 13-year-old daughter two of the people crashed when their helicopter crashed. thousands gathered numbed by the new news. >> his stunning death shaking the lebron james distraught as he exited the team plane. high phrase hailing bryant as the greatest laker of all-time. >> the first time i met and spoke with him when he was 18 years old, i was struck by how broad his view of things was. but sports is one of the very view avenues in life where people peak in terms of their ability long before most of us reach any sort of emotional maturity. you're a veteran when you're 27, 28 years old. whatever happe

john: i think it's an advantage in terms of the notion of locking down 60 million people.ally, 4.5% of the population of the country in that province. that is something that would be difficult for any western democracy to easily entertain. however, as far as the trade situation is concerned, first of all, the chinese central government is totally preoccupied at the moment with x and this issue. -- fixing this issue. any conversation regarding trade deals is not even remotely on the agenda at the moment. if the chinese economy takes a sustained, of course, there is a further weakening effect to the economy. it puts china in a position of perhaps needing more urgently a further removal of the 15% tariffs that still apply to about $370 billion of chinese exports to the u.s. david: you make an important point, it is not just phase two. phase one has to be into lamented now. according to the trump administration, they will be watching to see if they can do it. may, itgoes on until will be hard for them to make sure that they are buying enough soybeans, for example. john: this i

john bolton. >> going to be another lock day there in d.c.on that in a moment but first we begin with the latest on kobe bryant. the nba paying tribute overnight with moments of silence. and the lakers postponing their game to honor their former star. and take a look at what uconn did. that chair on their sidelines was decorated for his 13-year-old daughter gianna. she dreamed of one day playing for geno and the huskies. >> fans gathered to watch kobe's last game playing on the big screens outside. t.j. holmes starts us off with the latest on the investigation. good morning, t.j. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you all. investigators call this, a quote, devastating accident scene with the debris field that goes some two football fields long with some debris being down the hill. some of it being over the hill and while we're now learning more and more about all the victims on the helicopter and while we're learning and hearing more about the dedications to kobe bryant, the investigation now is going to focus on man, machine and environment.

locked in a stands off. the president former national security adviser john bolton threw a monkey wrench with the surprise announcement that he's willing to testify. in the impeachment trial. if he is subpoenaed. could have done it without a subpoena. but he's willing. so let's take him at his word. you may remember he blasted what he called a drug deal cooked up by trump adviser to shake down ukraine. so he may have quite a story to tell. only if he's subpoenaed as a witness. something mcconnell is refusing to do. here's chuck schumer. >> if any senate republican opposes issuing subpoenas to the four witnesses and documents we have requested, they would make it clear. they are participating in a cover up. on one of the most sacred duties we have. in this congress. in this senate. that is to keep a president in check. >> with the impeachment trial on the horizon, the iran crisis when the top general soleimani was killed in u.s. drone strike. throwing the administration into chaos. the chairman o. joint chiefs today really forced to backtrack. there's a letter to prove it. telling reporters that a letter to the iraq go

, new details from a draft of john bolton's book will make it tougher to refuse witness at the impeachment trial. we'll tell you why. >>> more than 57 million people locked down in china, an unprecedented response from xi jinping who warns the coronavirus outbreak is accelerating. good morning and welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> and i'm laura jarrett. just one week to the iowa caucuses. but we begin with this, the death of kobe bryant. one of the game's all-time greats and his 13-year-old daughter gianna among the nine people killed when their helicopter crashed. outside the staples center in los angeles thousands gathered just numbed by the news. >> his stunning death shaking the league he elevated. lakers superstar lebron james distraught as he exited the team plane. high praise from lakers legend magic johnson hailing bryant as the greatest laker of all-time. sportscaster bob coss remembering an athlete wise beyond his years. >> the first time i met and spoke with him when he was 18 years old i was struck by how broad his view of things was. sports is one of the very few avenues in life where people peak in terms of their ability long b

john and graham were on the other side. if there was a split like that. i think mainly it was in method, i think thatjohn and i locked carried on writing, those two runny sketches at the parties, it was jones and palin. runny sketches at the parties, it wasjones and palin. —— two ronnie's. then came ripping yarns and after that, the tv history programmes. not only bad but mad. his brain brimmed with ideas, the words came in torrents. there was then something of a special cruelty when all of it was robbed from him by dementia. reunited with his old friend, michael paling, it was all too visible at this bafta ceremony. we we re too visible at this bafta ceremony. we were just like to say thank you to everyone. i know it is a great honour for dad to win this award and the struggles we are having at the moment, it has been hard. but we are so moment, it has been hard. but we are so proud of him. 50 yea rs so proud of him. 50 years on, a final moment of thanks for the weight and creativity of terryjones. —— wit and creativity. terryjones, who creativity. terry jones, who has creativity. terryjones, who has died at the age

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lock her up. so now, evan joining us, and now, two years after justice attorney john huber got a second look at thebusiness dealings and what did he find? >> not much. that is the thing, and the justice department was looking into whether or not hillary clinton did anything illegal and got any special treatment from the fbi, and looking at this uranium company called uranium one and whether she did anything illegal in the sale some time ago and what huber has done over the last couple of years is to look at all of those things that the president and the allies wanted a special kocounsel, and they did not get it, but jeff sessions wanted it looked at. while this is not officially closed and there is no formal closing of it, it appears that it is just that, a dud. so we will see whether finally somebody at the justice department is able to close this and give the president the bad news that there won't be charges against hillary clinton as a result of the investigation. >> and evan, cnn has reported that many of the allegations against hillary clinton came from the book "clinton cash" by peter schwei

lock iphone? he is dead, he was killed by law enforcement he is suspected of killing three people. john l ?gree with that, apple should, sounds like apple circumstance their case of a crime, case of terrorism, apple should work it, it to give contents of that phone, if they can to the government. i don't think that government should have a backdoor, we have a government that has lead lied to us when thousands of people were dying in afghanistan and vietnam, they have lied too us since the gip beginning o -- bef this country, i don't trust the government with information but if apple can give them that information i i think they should. >> this is a tricky one. and you want apple to continue to do that that said, it is easy to say, someone is a terrorist we should have that backdoor open. but as kristina alluded to that mine its could be open and vulnerable to hackers, and to government. and i think that is pretty scary, there should be something in legal system if they designate someone a terrorist, that there a way to get in there but i think it would be careful on principle in terms of si

the daughter's passport, john, was with her father in another city. they couldn't mail it in through the lock down zone. for the gentleman there, his passport was getting visa renewal which is something that happens annually here. it was out of his hands. normally, where do you go, the consulate, where is the consulate, it's now here in the united states, or headed to the united states where you guys are. so essentially they are out of luck as far as getting that accelerated so they're hoping that the state department will provide some sort of ground transportation which apparently is in the works and hasn't been secured. >> that's got to be so frustrating for those people, david, so frustrating and fright skp ening and more and more airlines saying they won't fly to mainland china. great to have you there. terrific reporting. you and your crew stay safe. >>> five days until the iowa caucuses and there are new behind the scenes negotiations going on between the campaigns. what's the horse trading here, and what does that mean, an alliance? next. americans come to lendingtree.com to compare an

john ferrasso said there plenty of information coming out, let the house keep investigating. it's notn. sinking to go back to jeff's point about the floor, those senators do tol thee being locked out there on the floor without their phones. we've reported that. but i think what's interesting d the argument catching on with them is from mitch mcconnell saying if you go dow the witness rabbit hole, you're going to be here for months, we'll be in big legal fights and i think that really hits home with them. the i don' want to be doing this for months. as the week wore on, that was one argument that lisa murkowski who someone thought may be for witnesses, was repeating that. robert: and the president's le sl came willn make its own case, as soon as saturday, mounting a defensef the president's conduct and critique of house democrats. it's a bigeam with personalities like former special couns hs andd charging conservatives. >> we're hearinghi the sames over and over. we will be putting on a vigorous defense both fact and rebutting what they've said. our job here is to defend the president, the office of the esidency and the constitutiong we're go do that. i see nothing that has cha

warming is already locked into the system based on what we've already emitted and that means that whatever happens however much we cut on emissions we also need to adopt the new world with. john from d.w. environment thank you so much thank you. next in other news. west african leaders and french presidents and i might call and have announced they'll unite their forces to find growing islamic militancy in the sawhill region france will reinforce its mission there with an extra 220 troops the focus will be the border areas linking the share mali and work enough aso. australia is a virus minister has warned that cole while eyes could be listed as an endangered species as a result of the country's devastating bush fires experts fear half of the $50000.00 koalas on kangaroo island in south australia have died in the fires an estimated 1000000000 animals have been killed in the places. smoke from the australian bushfires has hampered the qualifying rounds for next week's australian open tennis tournament play was suspended for a time for those trying to gain the last entry spots but then it was restarted because officials at the city of melbourne's air quality improved more than o

john bolton. fox news peter doocy in iowa with more. peter? reporter: liz, most national polls have the same two at the top locked in, joe biden or bernie sanders biden now seems really irritated with senator sanders who apologized when a surrogate called biden corrupt but continues to hammer his record and accuse him of proposing cuts to social security. >> why wasn't his apology enough, mr. vice president? why is -- >> wait, wait, wait, wait. you're getting nervous man, calm down! it's okay. he apologized for saying that i was corrupt. he didn't even say anything about whether or not i was telling the truth about social security. reporter: biden was later hit with a hypothetical, would he or his son hunter testify in the impeachment trial if john bolton or mick mulvaney testified in exchange? >> the reason why i would not make the deal, the bottom line is, i, this is a constitutional issue. we're not going to turn it into a farce into some kind of political theater. they're trying to turn it into political theater but i want no part of being any part of that. reporter: impeachment talk does seem mostly limited to biden's -- at least as far as

john mccain, even in death. the white house was critical of democrats bringing up the name of barron trump during impeachment hearings. the president then locking euroar-old -- mocking 16 greta thunberg. mocking ahis week deceased, for possibly being in hell. guest: i am not going to defend the president. point,to speak to the barron trump is a child. he is the son of the president. greta thunberg, she put herself in the middle of a very hot debate about climate change in this country. she is 16, but she has become the face of a very hot political debate in this country. i think there is a large difference between barron trump being the son of the president and greta thunberg being a spokesperson for a political issue. host: you are right on that point, but melania trump in her be best campaign, one of the mantras is to make sure there is more civil discourse and social media, but you get that from her present. she is only 16 years old and she was mocked by the president because of what she believes in. sure, i think the 63 million people who voted for donald trump knew what they were getting. he was bombastic on twitter years before he was swo

john. never more so than when she gave debbie two wedding rings to take to her brother who at this point was locked>> i think she was obsessed with him to the point that she couldn't control him. she couldn't control the situation. >> she wanted to control it and if she gave him a wedding ring and he wore it, wouldn't that give her all kind of reason to claim that he would do anything for her, including kill her husband? >> that could be. i don't -- i don't know. what i got from him after he was arrested was he didn't want anything to do with her. nothing. >> with or without michelle, john was in big trouble so he lawyered up with prominent fayetteville attorney corey brewer. >> i believe that he was an innocent man wrongly accused, that any rational interpretation of the circumstantial evidence is consistent with sergeant diamond not being the shooter. >> but military investigators were convinced diamond was the trigger man and decided to quickly proceed with their case against him. and michelle? remained free, and what did she do? well, she left town. >> i think she planned to kill her husband a

already locked into the system based on what we've already admitted and that means that whatever happens however much we cut down emissions we also need to adapt to the new world with findings of. john from d.w. environment thank you so much thank you. and i saw another climate catastrophe the one in australia where bushfires continue to devastate huge areas experts say the heat and dryness are set to continue for months climate scientists say the massive fires set have been foreseen local residents of one burnt out sound have returned to try and salvage what remains of their homes and belongings. once a building gold rush town never gunda no lies in ruins 80 percent of the homes here were destroyed in a fire storm on new year's eve the school the charge under store are all gone for graham losing his home was bad enough but his dog cozy has been missing since the fire swept 10. days of what with. nobody will be there you know there's a. post will. be. the best money. with a smile into a motivation to be a bit of a boarder and they will know. amid the debris fragments of the family life that once flourished here despite it all the community clings on not only that you know this was i

, new details from a draft of john bolton's book will make a tougher to refuse witnesses at the impeachment trial. we'll tell you why. >>> more than 57 million people lockeddented response from xi jinping who warns

over all of today's proceedings and that's john bolton, the former national security advisor who is offered to testify before this body. republicans seem to lock to hear from witnesses like john bolton. "the times" reporting that in bolton's manuscript, now open for presale, i believe, he will report that in the oval office in the beginning of may, 2019, he was asked by the president to call president zelensky and ask him to meet with rudy. bolton writes, according to "the new york times" he did not make that call. you've been hearing from rnc chairman talking about what's happening now after not quite two hours each. much less than that from the president's side. i don't know if you can call it debate, but discussion over the merits of hearing from witnesses. really weird argument said from jay sekulow about why not. you see they're not making -- they're not advancing legal arguments about why not to hear from witnesses. really not advancing political arguments anymore. they're simply talking. >> and jay sekulow, one of the things that struck me as bizarre is him saying we can't have witnesses because i didn't get a chance to depose them. whe