nanette johnston and eric naposki's past caught up to them.o face charges for the murder of businessman bill mclaughlin. in separate trials, eric and nanette would turn against each other in finger-pointing. he said she did it and she blamed him. in the end, the juries would have the final say. with the conclusion of our story, here's keith morrison. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: 17 years after bill mclaughlin's life was brought to such a violent early end, eric naposki went on trial here in the orange county courthouse. >> what i want to do at this point, i want to take you folks through kind of an overview of the evidence. >> reporter: prosecutor matt murphy told the jury eric naposki volunteered to be nanette johnston's deadly triggerman, that he had been copying keys in november, doing target practice, and -- >> on august 2nd, mr. naposki purchased a very expensive beretta 9 millimeter 92f. >> reporter: then, a few months later, it was nanette's turn. murphy told the second jury that nanette's greed was insatiable, that she wrongly thoug

like nanette johnston packard mcneal. >> she had a beautiful home, drove an expensive car.nd she was sort of living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about "housewives of orange county," she could have been on the show. >> reporter: yes, in fact, she told friends she turned down an offer to be on that show. about over the top excess in orange county. she ended up on a show called "american thunder" about motorcycles, showing off her own excess, including a bike she bought for 50 grand. >> what's your favorite part of the bike? >> i love the way it looks. >> reporter: and then there was eric naposki. e ex-football player, wannabe actor, who starred in "newport 40." but here's where the show ends and the reality begins. because of what happened in that house behind the gates a long time ago. it was december 15, 1994, 9:00 p.m. >> the shots were patterned in sets of two. two shots. two shots. a pause. and then two shots. >> reporter: detective tom voth is now retired. he arrived to find a millionaire entrepreneur dead on his own kitchen floor. his name was bill mclaugh

boris johnston and his conservative party when the majority in the uk general election defeating the labour party. the big victory creates the biggest conservative majority in the uk since 1987. boris johnston who led the campaign for brexit in 2016 is now in a position to be the prime minister to leave the european union next month. >>> cory booker and pete buttigieg campaigning in the bay area hosting fundraising events this weekend in the bay area. joe biden and tom stier and michael bloomberg made campaign stops in the bay area earlier this week. they are trying to connect with voters who were supporting kamala harris. >>> police are warning commuters about a rise in robberies. the early darkness during the evening commute and the holiday season is bringing out the thieves targeting people walking out of the dark station. extra police patrols have been in that location and some officers are even offering rides when possible. >>> and oak glen the investigation into who shot the 19-year-old in her car tuesday night. the family of the young woman told us that they cannot understand

leroy johnstone was a returning world war i veteran. he had served in the 169th infantry. thatof you will identify as the harlem health fighters -- harlem hellfighters. if you look at where it says wounded, you can see that his record was changed from severely wounded to slightly wounded. this anomaly puzzled me a great deal, and going back and looking at his service record, i realized that no medals were awarded to leroy johnstone. over that summer, i worked on posthumously having those metals posthumously awarded to the family of leroy johnston. with the assistance of congressman french hill, i was not only able to get the records awarded to the family, but french hill started house resolution, and that house resolution eventually became law. there will be a commission established in the coming year to evaluate all the records for nonwhite that participated in world war i, in hopes of identifying people who earned awards but were not effectively awarded the awards. this is probably one of the more interesting discoveries, and it came from a newspaper called the toby comp

2nd independence referendum obviously the last word lies with westminster on that but i think if johnston doesn't agree or blocks that move by scotland's some experts who predict even riots and civil disobedience i think further down the line we haven't see some severe problems in scotland in northern ireland we could see a united arlen's along the way at some point so i think we could be talking about the disunited kingdom in the not too far future who rob much sank you so much. the european leaders meeting in brussels have agreed a far reaching green agenda to make the e.u. carbon neutral by 2050 poland heavily dependent on coal refused to commit to the deal or wanted to push the deadline back to 2017 but the other member states are hiding the agreement as a major step forward. a council president in good spirits following a long day of debate shall michelle seemed relieved to clear the 1st obstacle of the e.u.'s climate action plan i am pleased with this important agreement just to be both climate change too as they were important for the opinion to this site through a common goal clai

allan johnston on events in baghdad.anding to be deputy leader of the labour party. the mp for east leeds and shadowjustice secretary made the announcement on twitter this afternoon. the third mp to confirm they are standing to replace tom watson, often on our screens, standing to replace tom watson, often on oui’ screens, very standing to replace tom watson, often on our screens, very loyal to jeremy corbyn when a lot of the shadow cabinet members leftjeremy corbyn. he stuck byjeremy corbyn. he has treated in the last two hours that after a break in discussions with mps and party members, i am announcing that i am standing to be the labour pa rty‘s announcing that i am standing to be the labour party's deputy leader. he goes on to say... well, in that article he refers to the air, he has said abandoning the labour party's transformational policies would be a mistake. jeremy corbyn should not shoulder the blame nor the recent election loss. he said that was an election loss. he said that was an election about brexit and

johnston of louisiana, you ruled against his point of order because you said that mr. burke was a witness. you have just told us he was not a witness but he was a staffer. as such, a staffer must avoid impugning motivations. >> the gentleman will -- >> will youtl let him finish hi point of order? >> he made his point of order. >> mr. chairman, i haven't completed yet. the rule requires that members and staff not impugn the motivations of the president.re what you ruled was that he was a witness. you've just told us he wasn't a witness. my point of w order is that you were out of orderor in your ruling. >> the point of order is not sustained. i've already ruled on it. he was not a witness. >> i appeal the decision of the chair. >> that is not -- >> it most certainly is. >> the ruling is not -- the point of orderot is not sustain. >> i appeal the decision of the chair. >> i move to table the -- >> the appeal of the ruling of the chairul is tabled. all in favor of the motion to table say aye. >> the motion to table is approved. >> i see the roll call vote. >> mr. nadler v

alanjohnston alan johnston reporting there.the english channel. two have been taken by french authorities to france and the british border force intercepted a third. all of those found, including a pregnant woman, are thought to be in a safe condition. a group of former labour mps who lost their seats in the election have called for "fundamental change" at the top of the party. in a letter to the 0bserver, the group — which includes former mp for wakefield mary creagh — said "cronyism" in the party and labour's "unwillingness" to stand up to anti—semitism were repeatedly raised as issues on the doorstep. and that issue shamed the traditional values of the labour party. cctv footage which appears to show a missing firefighter on the night he disappeared has been released by police. 33—year old anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewes in east sussex, on the 20th of december. sussex police are hoping the footage — showing his distinctive walk — may help them to track his movements before he disappeared. it's bee

reporter david johnston says it's strange we have to do something. the climate crisis is threatening our very existence. many germans would agree but are they prepared to change their habits. and humanity be so moved. up in 60 minutes. what secrets lie behind walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore this amazing world heritage site. w world heritage 316 get me out now. which of it is going to. join links to screw africa and the world or link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of these events and what i would say to debbie that comes from africa join us on facebook j w africa. you know that 77 percent. are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me. and you know what it's time the voice is $100.00. 77 percent to talk about the issue. from the politics of flash from housing boom boom time this is what. welcome to the 77 percent. this week and g.w. . this is the news africa coming up on the program patrolling for pirates u.s. navy house trouble fighting. the coast of west africa becomes piracy. on the devastation in ugan

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followed by clashes in the capital a lot of protesters are shouting that they would not accept mr johnston as the country's leader scuffles with police near the prime minister's downing street headquarters but were quickly moved up mr johnson succeeded in winning an absolute majority in parliament giving him the green light to push through his plans for bret said the landslide victory brings to an end more than 3 years of deadlocked on political wrangling. he's not only got an absolute column entry majority now he also has the queen's instruction to form a government. a warm welcome back in downing street for him the election result is a personal triumph. and the afternoon he spoke. i frankly urge everyone on either side of water after 3 years 3 years of through an increasingly average argument i urge everyone to find closure and to let the healing begin. the bigger loser of the night jeremy carbon who had been offering a 2nd breaks at referendum his labor party lost seats in central and northern england which have been safe put decades many party colleagues harshly criticized the leader s

kilmarnock and st johnstone was goalless.w bottom after a 3—0 reversal at home to motherwell. birmingham city picked up only their fourth point of the women's super league season but had to settle for a 1—1 draw at home to tottenham. kit graham scored the equaliser for the wsl‘s newcomers 17 minutes from time. spurs remain in 7th ahead of brighton's visit on sunday. a dearfriend. an icon of british sport. a man with a sense of humour as sharp as his bowling. just some of the many tributes to bob willis — the former england captain and fast bowler — who has died. he was 70. his greatest moment probably came in the third test of the 1981 ashes at headingley. botham's ashes — but it was willis' eight wickets that helped england win that game. he played 90 tests for his country — captaining them on 18 occasions, taking 325 wickets at on average ofjust over 25 — and that puts him fourth on the all time leading test wickets takers for england behind james anderson, stuart broad and sir ian botham. david gower replaced willis as cap

meghan johnston grew up in montana and settled in bozeman aftefinishing her residency in seattle. >>daycare is five minutes from here so i can... my nurse will tell you that i run out of here at 5:20, i can pick up my dids and go home for dinner be home at 5:35. live in seattle that,iendshat logistically, is so much more challenging.so think the quality of life here is just easier. >> reporter: dr. johnston alsotu trains medicalnts like sekial sharples, who has another reason fying: nearly 80% of rural america is classified as "medically underserved," and sharples says his hometown of chinook in northern montana remains without a doctor.ma >> all these towns are either single physician or no physician towns. and so, that experience growing up really gave me this drive to go back and kind of be part of solvinthat issue. >> reporter: ben winchester sees a pattern. >> millennials especially, they're starting to hit the same trends that we had seen in other generations which is, as you age and you start to gain some stability that you start to question some of the facts of your life. >>

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johnston suspects. it looked as though they were about to close the chapter on these developing story now they seem to have started a whole new one instead. of course i think. you'd be surprised. what x. bridge found some inconsistences in the database. they claimed it contained traces of deleted files russia wasn't formally accused but explain those apparent inconsistency just as. they would seen analysis. suddenly burst into the spotlight. russia says thousands of drug tests were manipulated. russian official says country old selves of drug test results could put a limb big eligibility and. russia and. federation claims governing bodies in during cleanup. but i was the. problem and what we will. 'd look for. your goggles. but. nothing for the last sunday. to on but it would be a supporter. but the blue your eagerness mentioned was so powerful russian sports good been knocked out cold. the thing is that since 2019 canada based world anti-doping agency has enjoyed a broader remits. now it's up to water

on your johnston? but i did, it was pretty dense i have to tell you, it caught my attention for sure, let's take a look at what we have now, very little in the way of slow traffic but the fog will be the headliner. the tracy, it looks good, southbay also off to a good start, you can see this is the 880 shots, cars going bybut it is pretty dense and oakland, when you get to the bay bridge it's foggy as well. before one, let's go back to the desk. >>> happening today, police in santa rosa expected to question one of their own. a police officer accused of firing shots at a man holding an umbrella. it happened saturday afternoon when police rushed to guerneville and fulton road bea gun at people and cars. as police moved in trying to stop the suspect, the umbrella he was holding was mistaken for a rifle. a police officer fired three shots at the suspect to was not hit, but he was arrested. the investigation continues. >>> in the meantime, san francisco police this week:the community meeting about an office

activists are demanding concrete and immediate action to protect their future also coming up britain johnston wants to wrap up quickly in the united deeply divided country but some are calling for stronger opposition to his vision for the u.k. down to his conservatives for absolute government which will.

alan johnston reports. smoke and dust rising, this was a target, a military parade ground.clear to see at the foot of the reviewing stand where guests would have gathered. moments before, they would have been watching this. a parade of new recruits werejoining watching this. a parade of new recruits were joining the security belt forces. they fight with the yemeni government entities more with the hoothi rebels. they say this was a rebel missile strike. hoothi made no comments neither confirming nor denying their involvement. yemen's mall has dragged on for nearly five yea rs. mall has dragged on for nearly five years. these pro—government forces are backed by the saudi militants. they confront the hoothi in many places. there have been tens of thousands of civilian casualties. yemen is the scent of what has been called the world ‘s worst unitarian disaster. the un says that in yemen, a child dies every ten minutes, often of an easily preventable disease. millions are continually at risk overfamine. parts of australia are facing another testing day as bushfires intensify. o

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our middle east analyst alan johnston explained the background to this case.ck to 2015 when the palestinian authority joined the international criminal core to claims against the israelis in the occupied territories at that point, bensouda who you saw moments ago opened an initial probe, and open examination and more than four years on today, she finally delivered her verdict on that initial probe. as you heard, she said that she was satisfied that there have been war crimes or are being war crimes committed in the west bank ofjerusalem and gaza. she did not give anything away as to what she thinks the nature of those crimes may be importantly, she said that before she opens the full investigation which she feels this case no deserves, the icc must confirm that it does actually have jurisdiction over these areas because the israelis argue that it absolutely does not. that the court does not have any moral authority, any legal authority in these areas. that is the israeli view. there's been a very angry response from israel. tell us more about their reaction an

with me now is bbc middle east analyst alan johnston. a bit more context firstly.ramatic day in the heart of baghdad. it began with funerals of iraqi military men who had been killed on sunday in us air strikes who had been killed on sunday in us airstrikes —— iraqi militia men. after the funerals, they went over the bridge to the tigris, to the us embassy which is in the green zone in the heart of the city. normally difficult to penetrate this small army of militiamen seems to be able to walk through the checkpoint, suggesting official blessing for this. as the militiamen gathered at the gates, you can imagine the scene, chancing anti—american slogans, throwing stones. eventually two thick columns of black smoke rising above the compound. the guard post had been set on fire. it seems that dozens of protesters had managed to scale one of the outer walls, getting into a reception area before forces defending the compound fired tear gas, apparently dispersing them and then there seem to bea dispersing them and then there seem to be a winding down of this. as we speak

the bbc‘s middle east analyst alan johnston explained the context to these protests in baghdad at theing of strikes on an iraqi militia group that has impact by iran. the americans say they are retaliating for attacks on their bases, one of which killed a us civilian recently. today there were funerals for some of those iraqi militia men killed at the weekend. they would have been highly charged and in the aftermath of them, ranks of angry iraqi militia men began to head towards the us embassy in the heart of baghdad. this is a building in what is called the green zone, a highly secure area in the heart of the capital but these marching militia men seem to be pretty much waved through the checkpoint, suggesting there was government blessing for this protest. as they converged on this compound, chanting anti—american slogans, throwing stones, producing soon there we re columns of black smoke going up above the seam. a guard post on an outer wall had been set ablaze, a door was forced open, dozens of these protesters managed to get into the compound at that point, security forces defend

lack in this in the in though process of making this fence where we are following this story mr johnston so please come back to us if there is new data out there as we would certainly like to share it with our viewers or our hearts and senior journalists with the w w f joining us tonight from the great danish city of helsingborg thank you thank you for having me. well the day's almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. new she can follow me of brant goff t.v. don't forget to use our hash tag of the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then of. the from. a devastating debut for jogging in flames my septum berlin couldn't keep up with dortmund's 10 men team and slid into relegation ranks. by a limo close in takes down by a music singer tough luck for the variance who hit the woodwork screaming times. the 2nd. time go. and see a micro downside of l.s.d. . to improve your life. there are courses that teach you. l.s.d. in any dose and not as a recreational drug but to help fight depression in th

totally lack the this in the in the process of making this fence where we are following this story mr johnston so please come back to us if there is new data out there as we would certainly like to share it with our viewers or our hearts and see your sort of with the w w f joining us tonight from the great danish city of helsingborg thank you thank you for having me. well the day is almost on the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news you can follow me brant goff t.v. don't forget to use our hash tag the day and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then of. course the resistance it plays a central role for the demonstrators in hong kong. artists immortalized the heroes and victims of the protests in their work which keeps the spac of the uprising alive but what price. and freedom in hong kong. close up 90 minutes on d w. ok that created today's world struggling to simulate a global trend towards in politics business religion munger on the up evil of the islamic revolution under tough and. opens up making its i

prime minister barak johnston says it's time to let the healing begin after his stunning victory in a divisive general election dominated by brags that johnson's conservatives won a majority of 80 seats the party's biggest for 30 years and a clear mandate to take the u.k. out of the european union challenge that reports from london. boris johnson is welcomed to downing street. after the conservatives radically reconfigured britain's political map with that biggest majority since the 1987 i'm proud to say that members of a new one nation government a people's government will set out from constituencies that have never returned. the. 100 years and yes they will have been able will be mad. from this election to get done and we will honor that mandate by general the 31st striking a more grateful note johnson thank labor voters for swapping sides his promise now to embrace all delivered i say thank you for the trust you have placed in us and in me. and we will work round the clock to repay your trust and to deliver on your priorities with a parliament that works for you. but a group of you

for more on this, i've been speaking to our world service middle east analyst, alan johnston.rritory where a powerful military organisation called the security belt forces likes to recruit young men into its ranks, and this attack happened during a parade that was celebrating the passing out of the latest batch of recruits to the security belt forces. images we have coming from the scene showing a crater and the blast having gone off near a stand where guests would have been watching the parade as it unfolded, although we understand the parade had finished just moments before this attack. security belt forces are backed by the united arab emirates, but they are very much part of the yemeni government's coalition that confronts the houthi rebels, who are based in the north, and soon after this attack security belt forces personnel blamed this attack on the houthi rebels, saying that it was a missile strike, and saying they had arrested some people close to the scene who were linked with the houthis, suggesting that these people may have been coordinating the strike in some way.

parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favor of prime minister barak johnston's breaks the deal paving the way to leave the e.u. by the end of next month 1st from the resoundingly literal victory johnson took out all the compromises that bring the 1st version of the bill. a section on protecting workers' rights has been removed and parliament's ability to scrutinise the next stage of talks has been undermined paul brennan reports from london. minister to move 2nd leading prime minister to move 2nd reading. there is a new mood in the u.k. house of commons the knife edge bricks and votes of the autumn are now ancient history the tension replaced by political inevitability and in front of the newly expanded ranks of conservative m.p.'s boris johnson was enjoying the moment history will record that the 1st act of this new parliament in its earliest days was to break the ice floes and find a new way through a new passage through the unsuspected oceans of opportunity his parliamentary majority means that prime minister boris johnson can now press ahead with his vision of bracks it the new la

out into and fortunately there's a way to avoid it in time city center is connected underground johnstone's one knows his way around. the league but here was just welcome to my guided tour of hidden montréal we have a whole network of tunnels offices shops and restaurants can be accessed through them that even temperatures of minus 35 under snow storm are no reason to stay home as it is it appears that residents who live near a subway station can reach their office or go shopping even in the worst weather. that. the french people they think that we go to school in the underground city that we live the whole 'd life it's left school is a cliche thinking that we have a so bad. winter 3 year so if people are just living on the ground the will of winter we go winter outside but we have this if we don't want to go outside here. like shopping and cinema or even ott news spread out across 36 kilometers of tunnels under water. i doubt this is the map of the underground city there are 2 subways the green one goes to the shopping district the orange one to the business and financial district office o

there were wins for saint johnstone and ross county. saint mirren and livingston drew 3—3. that's all from me. goodnight. good evening. a fairly blustery end to the day. but even though those winds remain strong through the night, temperatures are going to drop quite widely across the country and we'll see ice for a few. across parts of scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales especially, where hill snow may be an additional hazard. at the moment, some lively showers working their way from west to east, the odd rumble of thunder. some of that bringing heavy rain. for others, a covering of snow. as they clear away from east anglia and the south—east during the second half of the night, showers coming into north wales, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland. still some gusty winds for some. a few centimetres of snow here and there which may lead to even further tricky conditions. add on to the fact that in the gaps between them, temperatures will drop low enough to go below freezing. so, that's with winds touching 40, may be 50 mph at so,

kilmarnock and st johnstone was goalless.well. the former england bowler and broadcaster bob willis has died following a short illness. his family confirmed the news this afternoon. he played 90 tests for his country, taking 325 wickets — leaving him fourth on the list of all time english wicket takers. david gower — the man who succeeded him as england captain — was among those to pay tribute. for someone like him who had to work really seriously hard to get something out of the game, if he ever saw anyone who was slacking or taking life easy, not putting in 100%, he would come down on them like a ton of bricks. he said high standards. and no doubt we will show him in vibrant form should pulling no punches. anthonyjoshua says he's not travelled to saudi arabia for entertainment — just to win back the three world titles he lost to andy ruinunior earlier this year. the two faced off at the pre fight press conference ahead of their eagerly awaited heavyweight rematch. joshua has been talking about the ‘challenger mindset‘ that

the greatest similarity in this case is actually with the first impeachment, of andrew johnston.very, very similar. they were both viewed as divisive figures, both we re viewed as divisive figures, both were actually viewed as fuelling racial divisions and andrewjohnston actually made the same type of statement right before the vote. he famously said impeached me and be damned. it was the same visceral response. and it went to the senate, it ultimately failed because the seven senators it ultimately failed because the seven senators from it ultimately failed because the seven senators from the opposing party crossed the aisle and said that they did not feel that this was an impeachable offence. but the reason i thinkjohnson is so interesting is that we are living in the same type of divisional times. but that was right after the civil war. that shows just but that was right after the civil war. that showsjust how divided but that was right after the civil war. that shows just how divided we are. the comparison we could make is to 1868. they didn't have social media, they didn't h

wins too for hibs, aberdeen, st johnstone and motherwell. two of the first test against south africa in a couple of hours. the hosts will resume on 277/9 thanks largely to wicketkeeper quinton de kock‘s knock off 95. having won the toss though, england will be pretty satisfied with their effort with the ball, sam curran the pick of the bowlers taking four wickets. play gets underway at 8:00. we probably would have liked to have both of them out before the close, but to have them nine down after 300, hoping we can get the last wicket quickly in the morning. i think if we get them under 300, we've been batting pretty nicely and got big scores in the warm—up games. we're pretty confident we can bat big and hopefully get a first innings lead. i think de kock played beautifully. would've been nice to get in early, but sometimes the batter plays nicely, and that's how cricket works. but all in all, pretty pleased. clan des 0bo won the king george the sixth chase for the second successive year at kempton. a bit like liverpool, he had a massive lead

wins too for hibs, aberdeen, st johnstone and motherwell.n his way back to europe. his old side ac milan are interested in the striker. he's 38 now but milan are having a wretched season and there's apparently growing confidence in italy that he could return to the san siro stadium. england will be hoping their batsmen can pick up where the bowlers left off on day two of the first test against south africa in a couple of hours. the hosts will resume on 277/9, thanks largely to wicketkeeper quinton de kock‘s knock off 95. having won the toss though, england will be pretty satisfied with their effort with the ball, sam curran the pick of the bowlers taking four wickets. play gets underway at 8:00. we probably would have liked to have both of them out before the close, but to have them nine down after 300, hoping we can get the last wicket quickly in the morning. i think if we get them under 300, we have been butting pretty nicely and got big scores in the warmup games. we're got big scores in the warmup games. we' re pretty got big scores in t

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for 200 years in our nation we have had one impeachment, one, and 200, years andrew johnston, analysis 50 years we are on our 31 this time around, and i really am concerned that from now on, in all likelihood, we have the president of the united states and the house of representatives and they are opposite parties, you are going to end up with the base in the house of representatives pushing very hard at members to impeach that president and it is very divisive for the nation, so many other things do not get done when you're going through an impeachment. for example, opioids. about 70,000 americans lost their lives last year but we have done very little about opioids on this committee and we have jurisdiction over it. there was something about our southern border which is still like a severe, far too many people coming in illegally, this committee's responsibility, but we do almost nothing there, and overall in congress, our infrastructure, roads and highways, it is crumbling, but we do very little about that so, i think the american people deserve a lot better than what they are getti

andrew johnston, 1868, richard nixon, 1974. bill clinton, 1998. there was another one and he resigned before the full house voted because he was told he would likely be convicted and removed from the senate. andrew jackson and bill clinton were impeached but not removed. >> this is a very significant moment in american history. as you point out, it's rare. this is something no president wants on his resume. that's what donald trump said because it marks you for all time. richard nixon, as you point out, did resign after the house judiciary committee approved three articles of impeachment against him. he resigned. that gives you some idea how forceful, potent those articles are when they get approved and we think they will be approved by the house. we will see the constitution in action unfolding before us. >> it's unlikely president trump will be convicted and removed by the senate where there's a republican majority. >> that feels like something different about this moment. in the senate, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made it very clear

the fate of breakfast that is on the line with boris johnston's conservative party and the labor partytes. live from london greg powell caught. so greg, what does this vote mean for porcine and breakfast. >> while kennedy is an absolutely nasty night in london. but a fantastic night for boris johnson, uk prime minister, and his conservative party. and maybe at definite confirmation that britain is finally going to be exiting the european union are brexit according to the exit polls which are pretty reliable. boris johnson's tory party will gain 368 seats in the house of commons. remember this is a part limited to reelection. that is 86 more than all other parties combined. the opposition party the labour party, they will get about a hundred 91 seats, that's much worse than expected. it is called entity a vindication of johnson's decision to hold this election earlier than planned. also his decision to go on the slogan of get brexit done. remember the uk voted for leaving the european union back in 2,016, but there have been wrangling over for the past three and a half years. it looks l

he was asked about equipment of race, wildfire impacts on electric grid and power shutoffs which johnston> we would see a progression of shorter, fewer ps ps events. >> reporter: despite the criticism of the utilities maintenance, they responded to a federal judge asked explaining they didn't start inspecting via drone until the campfire. estate report shows crews never performed the climbing inspection of that are responsible for the campfire since 2001. >> we have done a tremendous amount of work in at grading the system. and this year alone, we inspected and repaired what needed repair on the priority basis. >> reporter: pg&e records found two additional fears of the seahawks in the 10 years before the campfire. the utility of knowledge with new of concern surrounding the hoax on another set of transmission lines more than 30 years ago. testing was recommended but there is no evidence that happened. moving forward, improvements and technological investments with in part caused customers. >> some of the phase of the systems and other things to the benefit of the customers, they would ha

general joe johnston comes in to become commander of the army of tennessee, and they are going to do some work in 1864 after all. i recommend these books. these are the best books on the chattanooga campaign. also, patrick cleburne. thank you very much! [applause] would be happy to answer any questions. raise your hand and either colin youerry will come down to with the microphone. >> the town in texas he referred to called itself cleburne with a long "e" and he went by "clay-burn." >> that's not the first time that happened to me. i went to cleburne, and i mentioned it, and they said, we don't pronounce it that way. that happened to be, once in georgia i went to a place called lafayette, and they called it "la-fette" down there. i'm not sure he was the marquis ette," but that's not my first mistake. yes, sir? >> it's my understanding cleburne led the rearguard action after missionary ridge. >> yes. wasas he fighting hooker, hooker chasing him? >> it was mostly sheridan, mostly holding off sheridan all the way down to graysville, then switching over to hooker, because once they got a

. >>> across the pond today, britain's queen elizabeth asked boris johnston to continue serving at ther. that is after johnson secured that in last night's election. here is the story. >> reporter: british prime minister boris johnson meeting with the queen on friday morning following a big win for his conservative party. now he has a mandate to form a new government after the conservatives won the biggest perilly men tri majority in the era of thatcher. it is expected to be the final plo for those who want it to remain in the european union. >> we'll get it by the 31st of january. know if; no, buts, no maybes. >> johnson is a close ally of president donald trump who las promoted brexit and criticized the leader. they say the wrangling played a big part in the conservative victory. >>> [crowd noise] >> we finally got that. but further north, in scotland, overwhelmingly chose that. now they say london has no mandate to take scotland out of the eu and some are demanding a new vote to proceed from the uk. >>> the future is very different to that chosen by much of the race of the uk. >> he

for 200 years in our nation we have had one impeachment, one, and 200, years andrew johnston, analysis 50 years we are on our 31 this time around, and i really am concerned that from now on, in all likelihood, we have the president of the united states and the house of representatives and they are opposite parties, you are going to end up with the base in the house of representatives pushing very hard at members to impeach that president and it is very divisive for the nation, so many other things do not get done when you're going through an impeachment. for example, opioids. about 70,000 americans lost their lives last year but we have done very little about opioids on this committee and we have jurisdiction over it. there was something about our southern border which is still like a severe, far too many people coming in illegally, this committee's responsibility, but we do almost nothing there, and overall in congress, our infrastructure, roads and highways, it is crumbling, but we do very little about that so, i think the american people deserve a lot better than what they are getti

of johnston loses, then labour party leader may attempt to form a minority government by partnering withition groups. this could lead to a new brexit referendum. >>> later today, the house judiciary committee in washington is expected to vote on articles of impeachment against president trump. rick jenkins is in washington to tell us when they plan to send the articles for a floor vote. >> reporter: in about 25 minutes in washington, they will begin making the sausage so they can still have proposals and debates. at the end of today, we expect them to send the articles onto the house floor. this committee boat is expected to fall down party lines as the republicans are blasting democrats, saying they are rushing the process. >> we have dealt with the facts, but they are pretty simple. nothing happened. when you have proof on your site, it is really easy to debate. >> reporter: german jerry nadler is asking members to consider three factors before taking a historical vote on article. does the evidence show clearly that the president committed these acts? do they rise to the level of impea

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