kendall is here and will speak as well. first i want to thank staff are working with us on this application as young indicated, we are here as a result of a complaint filed. she has been operating here 415 years. retail has been a big part of her business, from the beginning, and continues to be. there were issues with the glass on the front faÇade, which she has now addressed. she has made those changes for design reasons which will change that back and make it more visible. under the planning code, you need to not only find for conditional use, if this is necessary and desirable. but also the design professional service serves as the general public and that is absolutely the case. the retail component brings in the general public as a significant part of kendall's operations. the design services serve the general public. there is a great deal of foot traffic in and out of the space. we have submitted evidence of that. we have members of the public and neighbors here to testify today to that. the staff report also reiterat

kendall, her team, and her clients frequently shop, dine at local businesses. they come in several times per week to garibaldi's for lunch and dinner bringing friends to enjoy the neighborhood. kendall wilkinson design is an asset helping add to the unique mixtures of retail experiences which distinguishes this portion of sacramento street. k.w.d. has my support and it is my hope to see k.w.d.'s continue presence and patronage on our street. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am amanda edwards i am reading, i am writing this is the owner located on 3452 sacramento street in support of wilkinson design. she is an integral part of the sacramento street neighborhood. we have worked hard to reestablish this area as a design destination for architects and designers. i feel it is important to maintain the community we have built. she contributes to our community as a frequent customer at frequent gatherings. k.w.d. has my support and i hope to see their continued presence on sacramento street. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? >> g

and detective kendall had some questions for kay. >> how do you know he came through the window? >> coming up, kay describes in horrifying detail a night of terror. >> he said don't do anything stupid. i have the gun and your kid and husband. >> but does her story match the evidence when "dateline" on two. evidence when "dateline" on twos or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. whether you were borne for more dance-offs... more travels... or more touchdowns. get the immune support that gives you more. airborne gummies have 50% more vitamin-c than emergen-c... plus our crafted blend of vitamins, minerals and herbs. airborne. >>> joe morrissey had been savagely stabbed to death in his own home. now his wife, kay, was being questioned by detective kendall at the police station in plantation, florida. >> kay, it's easier to start with what happened from the beginning last night. >> i was in my craft room which is the room in the front of the house, and the tv was on. and i heard a noise like something fall down. i thought it was

if you turn popularity and kendall they see that as a prospect of opportunity. >> host: what about the majority leader? >> guest: it's a tough state for any democrat. he's running you might remember from the viral video where she talks about being a pilot and she raised over $10 million in the last quarter. more than senator mcconnell. so that was pretty remarkable for a senate candidate but also remember senator mcconnell has energized democrats and if maybe he wouldn't be difficult to raise as much money running against him but it's still certainly headed in a very big number. but given the partisan dynamic. the one democrat republicans are going to have a shot at, by the republican challenger in the most recent quarter who ran unsuccessfully and republicans see him as a strong senator. he is run as a congressman and consistently raising a good amount of money so i think it's also a place where the president. he will be a major factor since trump narrowly won but democrats see the popularity dwindling their. so we think that will also help. >> host: let's go to michael in wisconsin.

he got to get rid of david kendall and get rid of this clown show you've got. you know media. you can get some people in their that can carry their own weight and make a case, but right now, that i see, ng you've got to toughen up a little bit. sean, who do you hink trump least wants to face in 2020? i look at this field of andidates and i'm like i'll take any one of them. he's right, the country will get up.jazzed if you watch, we've never seen anything like this. night on e other "hannity," the dallas rally of the president. there were 30,000 people outside speech the president's inside. now, barack obama got big crowds. obody in my lifetime has had this phenomenon which is donald trump. there is this disconnect with washington establishment, the new york establishment, the l.a. san francisco establishment. and there really is contempt you know, what did peter strzok say, smelly trump wal-mart shoppers. i like to shop at wal-mart and i think people that shop at wal-mart are pretty usually get you the same thing for a lot less money. irredeemable id deplorable, and barack oba

he got to get rid of david kendall and get rid of this clown show you've got. you know media. you can get some people in their that can carry their own weight and make a case, but right now, y'all are getting the crap kicked out of you from everything i see. you've got to toughen up a little bit. >> speaking of fear, i'm curious, sean. could you think trump least wants to face in 2020? hannity: i look at the field of candidates, and i'm like, i will take on any one of them. james is saying something that he's probably right the country will get all jazzed up. what people are missing, we've never seen anything like this. i aired the other night on hannity the dallas rally of the president there were 30,000 people outside watching the presence -- the presidents speech inside. barack obama got big crowds. nobody in my lifetime has had this phenomenon which is donald trump. there is this disconnect with the washington establishment, the new york establishment, the l.a.-san francisco establishment. there really is content. , thatid peter strzok say we are smelly, trump, walmart sho

joining me now is andrea kendall taylor. she's a former u.s.ce officer on russia and you ray shah. andrea is one of the former 90 national security officials who signed a letter of support of the whistle-blower who filed the complaint about the president's communications with ukraine. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> let's start with the president's most recent comments about the whistle-blower. he went after this person again in lake charles, louisiana, last night. let's watch. >> but nobody thought they'd release the call. probably noble thought we had a transcript. so when i heard the viciousness -- here's the worst of all, worse than the whistle-blower. first of all, this isn't a whistle-blower. why protect a person that tells you things that weren't true. >> the president says the whistle-blower tells you things that weren't true. it's remarkable how accurate the complaint has been based on what the white house has released and what we've seen from some of these -- the testimony. what's the broader impact h

close to treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors. >> martha: that is what david kendall we will see where it comes out. ken starr, thank you very much. good to see you. speaking of whistle-blowers, whistle-blower protection is designed to make sure a person who comes forward does not lose their job or suffer any consequences from their superiors and their work. it protects them from that, but does it protect them from the media? brit hume wait in this last night we will go further this evening. ♪ insurance, so you only pay for what you need. >> host: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ at bayer, we're more than we help farmers like john. by developing digital tools, so he can use less water to grow crops. at bayer, this is why we science. whwhat do you see?he world, we see patterns. relationships. when you use location technology, you can see where things happen, before they happen. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ (amber jagger) if we don't give students from an underserved background the technology that they need in school, they're no

guests including kendall jenner, usher.ple also went to extraordinary lents to keep the paparazzi from getting a look at haley's gown covering her with this giant moving tent. we saw the happy bride and groom outside the chapel surrounded by family. >> what i like is is it be groovy if they had a baby and it would be baby bieber. >> they could name it baby bieber. like the song, baby, baby. >> you just celebrated your sixth anniversary this summer with scott campbell and i love who you had in your wedding party. >> my dogs. my dogs are important. margaret and texas. >> they are family, righ >>> and last night angelina jolie brought her family to the premiere of maleficent and our nischelle turner joined them. >> i saw that it's a family affair tonight. you brought all the kids. >> yeah. it's just so wonderful to have their -- they're my friends. >> you know moms everywhere are saying how the heck does she do that and make it look so easy. wrangling them all. >> they wrangled me honestly. they're more together. zahara is the

joining me now is andrea kendall taypler who served as a u.s.nce officer on russia and eurasia before estepping down in 2018. she's one of 90 national security veterans who signed an open letter in support of the whistleblower. also with me here is former federal prosecutor paul butler. great to have both of you with us. andrea, let me begin with you. let's talk about what we learned tonight from the memo that cbs news has obtained. we highilated some of the disparities. what did we learn from this tonight? >> the biggest takeaway for me is that in fact there's very little daylight between all of the documents that we now have out in public. there's really little difference between the memo that was just released, the whistleblower's original accusation against the president, and the transcript itself. so i think it makes a fairly solid case about the facts that we have in front of us. and it will make it really difficult, i think, to question what actually happened. we have a case here clearly of the president using his political office for his

i want to bring in andrea kendall taylor, former cia analyst at the national intelligence council.a senior fellow at the center for new american security. andrea, thanks for your time. let's start with the big picture. what does it tell you that these campaigns found out about a specific russia operation from folks like me, through the media? >> yeah, i mean, it just raises the importance of more communication and coordination between all key stakeholders in the election. so increasing the communication and coordination between the private sector, between the government, and including with the campaigns. i think, you know, when we look at the upcoming 2020 election, and if we want russia to stop meddling in the election,'s going to take a concerted, coherent and consistent level of approach across all levels of government. that's something that's got to improve. >> "the washington post" talked to a senior official administration who said there's a strategy to address it but the strategy itself is classified. some experts have a different take. the paper writing in part, quote, othe

i was reading that the kendall jackson family home.r if that was their estate you know yet do you know if that was that the jackson family okay. >>interview to the robert young. >>the second that man he told me that they're right there friends with the kendall jackson family and that the jackson family home did burn down that's what he told me i confirm that the family over house fire yeah oh yeah, he told me that the jackson family home burned down that wasn't the mention the show ok their houses up on the ridge. >>and yeah was yeah, was yeah, the we have a statement from the jackson family that they're fine but that that that home to burn down. so. >>the winds right big question going forward that's the unknown variable that could either flare this fire up once again bring smoke to the bay area could cause power outages for a lot of folks in the bay so everything's really hanging on the wind forecast and it's still on track to be pretty strong yet and everything is lining up to show that this is going to be a big wind event. a couple

tough and time was merely a glorious consolation. 33 minutes is such a school for me to look idea kendall coffey can't believe. in just 5 minutes later it was already 2 nil for the visitors with mr reliable andre cry marriage ducklings often times week or perhaps a college contact i watching from the stands was less than impressed but really struck back through dodie look about he was one your goal. was this the start of a comeback it was just 22 minutes to go it was all squared. even laurie and salomon kalou with the leveler. but despite the fightback capital letter them selves down again that you've met. kept us on the street to face facebook just using to steal 3 point. 83 to 4 hockenheim making it 3rd victory you know ralph. nothing seems to be going right for the poor old cologne a visit months on friday but they started brightly striker's him until his sublime finish giving them an early lead but things soon went south sean paul just equalized the mines shortly after. that at least it was a mere idea so i'm so annoyed because we lost so many individual battles in one phase i think w

hoffenheim it was merely a glorious consolation. 33 minutes to some she was cool some young look idea kendall coffey trying to lead in just 5 minutes later he was already over the visitors with mr reliable on free crack marriage ducklings often times a week for perhaps a coach contact i want to fill the stands was less than impressed but really it's just that you don't look at that he was one your goal. was this the start of the comeback because this place 2 minutes to go it was all square. even ari and salomon kalou with the leveler. but despite the fight back kept a let themselves down again but given what no hitting home kept us on the street to defeat his 1st book the season to seal 3 point. 832 for hoffenheim making it their victory in iraq. nothing seems to be going right for the poor old cologne a visit months on friday but they started brightly strikers him until the sublime finish giving them an early lead but things soon went south john paul but just equalized for mines shortly after. it was it was a mere idea so i'm so annoyed because we lost so many individual battles in one phase

confidant it was merely a glorious consolation. 33 minutes this sumptuous goal from you can look idea kendall coffey can't believe. in just 5 minutes later he was already to kneel for the visitors with mr reliable andre crocker it doubling hoffenheim fleet for perhaps a college town tough guy watching from the stands was less than impressed but really struck back to dodi's loka back he was one your goal. was this the start of a comeback it was his place to minutes to go it was all square. if laurie and salomon kalou put the leveller. but despite the fightback cats are let themselves down again beckett has met heading home to satisfy the street to defend his facebook posts using to steal 3 point. 832 for hoffenheim making it 30 victory in iraq. nothing seems to be going right for the poor old cologne they visited months on friday but they started brightly striker's him until the sublime finish giving them an early lead but things soon went south sean paul bird just equalized to mind shortly after. that at least some may have idea so i'm so annoyed because we lost so many individual battles in

as of right now the chronicle is reporting the family home belonging to the makers of kendall jackson chardonnay was destroyed in the fire. >>> of the news this evening it is a top frustration for writers on bart. today bart decided not to move forward with a proposed ban on panhandlin some passengers believe the directors are making a big mistake.>> reporter: simply panhandlers have more rights than the paying customers. on the flipside people say to criminalize begging is simply wrong. >>> it happens every day. some make it a job. walking up and down train cars begging for money during the morning and evening commute. today five bart directors say yes panhandlers and buskers are okay to ask for money on bart trains. they struck down a proposal that would have banned people from begging beyond the fair gates. >>> we are not interested in panhandling band. >>> criminalizing panhandling does not improve public safety. >>> we think about public spaces. busking is critical to that.>> reporter: performer oliver is happy the majority of the board is on his side. saying a band would end his

say happened quite close to the event why would the russians react by trying to blow up the trump kendall oh miss one and question is for the ditzy therefore trying to undermine what he was talking about for more than an hour inside the white house. you know i think the russian ministry of defense statement is is trying not necessarily to blow the reliability but to undermine the fact that russia crate any role in helping states this operation if the ministry of defense statement was clear in saying russia did not enable or support this operation and of course president trump noted that they didn't ask the russians for systems there was no assistance provided they simply inform them and the russians that down again this is something that has let me have it many times before it is that u.s. forces push and sell that the shared information in the gulf about these types of attacks and so i think this operation would have continued despite russian opposition and u.s. forces were prepared for any contingency so again i think the russians don't want you know it's too much credit for this operat

under jimmy g and a guy who could turn out to be a true superstar, george kendall, is getting there.loat the nfl record last year. greatly because of his abilities after the catch. what john monahan used to call, yak. they're trying to tackle a moving truck. they never do get him down, they just give up, the whistle was blown, jimmy g appreciates his tight end. >> i think he is good at it because of his mindset and athletic ability, but polling guys in front of him, he's already looking at the next guy and what he is going to do in that situation. he does so much for our offense. as a tight end, he has got to love that stuff. >> meantime, no baseball today, yankees, rained out in the bronx against the astros. houston leading that serious 2-1 and they will try to go at it tomorrow weather permitting. >>>'s mission accomplished with the cubs, first win since 1908. a three-year deal between 12 and 15 million a year. no. total, i guess. >> yeah, right, that is better. >>> it is time to check this out. the nats are going to the world series as you know. dc is on fire with regards to that

. >> the crash happened saturday about 55 miles west of chicago, kendall county, illinois.dding ceremony in new hampshire interrupted by a gunman barging into the church and starting to shoot. now police are looking into whether it was a retaliation for the murleds der of pastoro. >> reporter: an intimate wedding in a small new hampshire town came to a violent end on saturday. police say 37-year-old dale holloway walked after the wedding began and opened fire. he is accused of shooting two of the nearly 40 people inside including stanley cho officiating the ceremony. according to the police holloway was arrested outside after wrestled on the ground by guests. >> from my understanding, they basically gang-tackled him. minor injuries occurred to the other guests who were in the struggle with the shooter. >> reporter: others were making their way inside the church adds the police chief ward and an afternoon funeral for the church's former pastor luis garcia shot and killed last week was scheduled to begin later in the day. >> we were not inside. we just got here. this is what

kendall wilkinson design has been a part of the fabric of this community for over 20 years new businesses will not come until they see the existing businesses thriving and prospering. the four blocks in question currently make up the design center. not only do i urge you to approve this conditional use before you today but perhaps we can take this a step further and put a committee together and explore the unique needs that are going on in this 4-5 blocks. i know retailers are suffering everywhere. this is a unique stretch. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? with that, public comment is closed. commissioner fung? >> question for staff. if this was a design office use that was designated as accessory to the retail, would it have required a see you? >> -- c.u.? in other words, the retail is in the front on the ground floor. >> basically it was flipped the other way around, the retail use will be a principal use and that. >> the retail use currently allowed? i'm asking, if you had designated, or they had designated the design office use as accessory to the commer

then, clinton's attorney david kendall knocked a question in the committee itself. it's unclear if president trump's counsel will get the opportunity to post similar questions in this scenario. back to you to your. >> sean: chad in washington, thank you. this is just one more dirty political tactic to smear the president had the kind of legal purgatory, if you will, where democrats can pretend they are holding an official proceeding without affording any rights to the president or to republicans. look at your screen. these are the rules during bill clinton's impeachment paid newt gingrich was the speaker of the house. they held an official vote. the president had the ability to call witnesses. his attorneys did hit submit evidence, though the case. now the corrupt compromised schiff, he gets to veto whatever he wants. he controls the witness list, the rules, the evidence, and republicans must raise their hand and get permission from the congenital liar and psychotic trump hater. what will be nothing but a public show trial designed to convince and stack the deck aga

there has been what will mark kendall used to call a liberal revolution in american public life and public policy that really began in the late 1950s but of course it accelerated in the 1960s and continues in many ways to accelerate ever since. one aspect of that revolution was a revolution in the courts. pornographer used to be illegal. i mean it was only in the 1960s that local laws began to fall before thehe supreme court and other federal courts new understanding of free speech. there -- the revolution was not by legislatures that allowed pornography and obscenity is to run awry. that was a revolution in the courts from the top down. why do we try to reverse that revolution? why not return to a more policy where the questions of obscenity and pornography would be regulated or less at the local level or the state level? by ordinary citizens. it seems to me one of the things conservatism ought to be thinking about going forward is undoingld much of the damage doe by hyperactive liberalism in the last 50 years. that is impossible to do it if our own conservative judges don't accept what h

former deputy national intelligence officer for russia at the national intelligence council, andrea kendallr. welcome both. matt, putin is all over this. when nancy pelosi says all roads lead to putin, that's not just a political statement. literally, if you look at all of these issues, vladimir putin is the winner in each case. >> that's right. and even with your very lengthy list you just went through, you left out one from just yesterday. it got lost in mick mulvaney's press conference because of everything else he did but he mentioned the fact that they may invite vladimir putin to join the g-7. >> i mentioned that at the end. >> that's right. he was kicked out because of the invasion and subsequent ann annexation of the crimean peninsula. people have always asked why is it the president seeks such favor with vladimir putin, why is it he constantly makes excuses for him. it was one of the questions we hoped would be answered by the mueller report, it really wasn't. i think it's a couple of things, one, he has admiration for strong men who can run their governments the way they want to w

clinton in 1998 you had ken starr the independent counsel deliver testimony and then you have david kendallho was president clinton's attorney in the judiciary committee actually pose questions to ken starr. in this case if president trump took his counsel down to the judiciary committee who would question? that's the problem republicans have here. i want to point out one thing just to be clear, they are not actually writing a rule today. usually what happens with the rules committee as they do that come they establish the parameters to how they would handle the debate on the floor tomorrow. this is a direct mark up to the resolution, rarely does it up in that way and the rules committee but they are going to take that directly from the rules committee and put that on the floor tomorrow morning. >> chris: chad gets much of what you're saying for me is for all the efforts by democrats to say this should answer all of the white house's complaints, clearly the white house is not going to be satisfied with this and president trump and his supporters will have plenty to talk about while the demo

independent counsel investigating president clinton and had ken stark to questions and then you're david kendall president clinton's attorney turn and ask questions of ken starr. that was a remarkable moment. republic curtains are seeing who is the accuser if we were to follow that model from 1998? as it adam schiff question mike is at the whistle-blower? who could we pose questions too. here's the dirty secret if you get down into the nitty-gritty of this resolution it gives pretty good latitude to the house intelligence committee to continue to run this investigation. they may never get to a hearing stage with the judiciary committee, the judiciary committee ultimately will write the articles of impeachment but all of the actual hearings might just happen in the house intelligence committee. what we know so far is that adam schiff is still running this investigation. listen. >> i make no prejudgment as to whether not a remedy will warranted when we finish these hearings. i will weigh all the facts that are put forward. >> adam schiff is basically saying we are going to be even killed about thi

. >> jimmy: yeah >> kim: so i didn't even know winnie and i think i asked kendall or someone for hernder if you would be open talking to me about some of your autoimmune issues, because i'm suffering from them and i have people close to me that are." and i really wd her inion and advice and she was like, "absolutely. call me. and we spoke and she gave me the best advice and i feel like we just bonded from there and started our relationship from that. >> yeah, we spoke for like an hour >> jimmy: really >> kim yeah. >> yeah, it was incredible >> jimmy: i just text people [ laughter ] >> no, apparently you leave voicemails >> kim: yeah, i was going to say, voicemails. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. so then you came up with this. >> i am going to melt. >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is this >> kim: so, you guys, winnie and i have been doing this collab i am big facetime-er because i need, like, you know to text, like - i need her to see, like, textures and colors. and if i'm working on it, like, i'm in zone. i'll be, like, facetime-ing her and she'll be, like, in a restaurant hiding in the bathroo

he sent his personal lawyer david kendall to face the house impeachment probably. chairman nadler is now emphasizing that very option in a new statement saying his committee will comply serious procedures that confer rights for the president equal to those provided during the nixon and clinton inquiries. and they mean it. the judiciary committee is actually even distributing this handy new chart that shows every protection that clinton and nixon got with check marks that the democrats will give church -- trump those and even more. now to be clear, i want to say some are getting a copy of democrats do in committee. anyone with an internet connection can get that. how the public and senate view this, whether trump is enabled to send lawyers to talk but to shape these hearings, to question witnesses, to object to whether certain witnesses or everyday can be used against the mr. president. i want to be clear about this, those are new powers the house is giving to donald trump in the spirit of they say fairness that aren't automatic, because the constitution doesn't req

david kendall, who was the lawyer for president clinton was allowed to question ken starr, but only foresident's lawyers, but there was some and the house says there will be some such involvement for the president's lawyers this time. >> if we were to get to the point where the president is impeached, the senate convicts the president, what happens then? does the president have to leave office? could he pardon himself? the president has been having chants recently about 16 more years. what possibly could happen at this point? >> if any president has ever -- and this has never happened in history. no president has ever been removed from office this way. two presidents, andrew johnson and bill clinton, were impeached by the house, but not convicted in the senate, and of course, nixon stepped down before the full house even voted on the articles of impeachment that had been approved by the committee. but if any president is convicted by the senate, boom, they're out of office. instantly. they cannot pardon themselves. and the reason for that is the same part of the constitution that gives

and that david kendall, who was president clinton's attorney, he then cross-examined ken starr in theary committee. not so much the members, but the president's attorney pair that was that back-and-forth due process that republicans are arguing instance. that there is no guarantee if they get to the judiciary committee that there would be such a back-and-forth. again, this historical precedent is important. it's important to note we haven't done impeachment of president's very often, so it's always going to be a little different. you take that 1998 model, who exactly then would be the accuser? if you look at '98, it was ken starr. what republicans want to do that? that is where some republicans are thinking this could end very badly for democrats, because that's who they might want to hear from. someone like adam schiff, harris. >> harris: absolutely. >> melissa: chad pergram, thank you so much for that. what about that, jason? what about that danger? that then they bring adam schiff outcome all of a sudden this could take a different turn. >> jason: adam schiff was a joke on many dif

the guest list included kendall jenner, jaden smith, and most of the baldwin brothers.cause we said all of them were going to be there yesterday, who didn't show up? >> who wasn't there? "the daily mail" is reporting the couple shelled out at least $1.3 million on the wedding. the flowers alone cost a reported $300,000. and since bieber and his guests took over nearly the entire five-star resort, accommodations for just two nights would have cost over $90,000. but it ain't tricking if you got it. >> that is very true. >> that means if they have the money it's not a big deal. >> oh, you're explaining for the people outside of atlanta? >> shout-out to the atl. >>> next to a classic case of celebrity would have, could have, should have. >> even matt damon worth an estimated net worth of $170 million has his regrets. >> that's not bad. >> the oscar winner is opening up to british "gq" about his biggest regret. >> damon tells the magazine that james cameron offered him the lead role in "avatar," and not just the lead role but 10% of the film's total take. >> which translates

-sur --ibald kendall pbee --hibald cam campbell fights as a junior officer in the campbell militia. so this man fights simon fraser. ist of the british project people like campbell and frazier ending that amity, ringing themselves together if you like. he learned a lot about skirmishing on militia units and to suppress jacobite improvement during the highlands in 45. he serves as a junior military officer in the black watch during the french indian war, he serves in the west indies, he amount ofonsiderable time as a commander in india in the 1760's and early 1770's. he is then sent back to north america and is one of the men captured when a large group of soldiers is taken to boston. he is exchanged, goes back into military service, and serves in throughican theater 1777-1778. he is one of the few scots that goes above divisional commander and becomes an army commander. he sank his regiment with other units in georgia as part of the british shift in 1778 and 1779 and he fights with the devastating effect of a campaign drawing directly on his experience from the 45. what he does that

i once called bridget kendall bridgetjones as well! another classic! thank you very much. new brexit deal looks very much like theresa may's old plan. first then, here are the parts that haven't changed. if the deal passes we will leave the european union in less than a fortnight. the uk would enter a transition period in which all of the rules stay the same until the end of next year. that is meant to give us time to negotiate a future trading relationship with the eu. uk citizens in the european union and eu citizens in the uk would all keep their rights to residency, benefits and health care. freedom of movement rules will continue to apply during the transition, while a new system is worked out. the uk will have to agree to settle its financial obligations to the eu. there is no set figure yet but the divorce bill, as it's known, is now thought to be around £33 billion. but there are key differences between this plan and the one voted down by mps earlier this year. one is to do with northern ireland. the most controversial part of theresa may's plan, known as the backs

who took am kendall strategic role, also on his way out of the bank.ew up in equity capital markets. alix: so where did they go? sonali: that's a good question. a lot of the private equity firms and hedge funds, even millennium, has hired out of banks. takei are building up capital markets. -- kkr building up capital markets. alix: it seems like a decent bet. great to have you back. we missed you when you were in vegas. in today's off the beaten street, we've got your halloween on wall street jam. bankers shed the pinstripes and the bucky costumes -- and the wacky costumes. instead, we have one popular character, wework founder adam neumann. are literally people dressing up like him and his wife. , a shortageky thing of longsleeve black turtlenecks in san francisco. it may be because people are just like the infamous founder start-up theranos. ok. also, earnings from fiat chrysler coming out. net revenue of 23 point 7 billion euros coming in like. the company did confirm its full-year guidance. shares around the lows of the session, still up around 8%

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we will be joined by jason to kendall on a train for that discussion.will be right back. ♪ >> a look at some books being published this week. intron versus china, former speaker of the house newt gingrich suggests that tynan possesses the greatest threat to the united states. pamela newkirk argues corporate diversity initiatives have largely failed in diversity inc.. in three days at the brink, brett bayer recalls the tehran conference a secret meeting in iran where franklin roosevelt, winston churchill and joseph stalin plan military operations to end world war ii. in it should not be this hard to serve your country, david shulkin describes his time as secretary of veterans affairs and the challenges he faced. also published this week, historian h w brands recalls the settling of the american west in dreams of el dorado. journalist jill stein contends elitism and expertise serve important roles in society in his latest book in defense of elitism. in edison the late pulitzer prize winning biographer edmund morris recalls lesser-known achievements of inv

is the number one boy that logan ryan described the kendall character.s anyou've had so success with nicknames. good luck with this one. >> i think that's mika's donulous. joining the conversation, white house correspondent for pbs news hour yamiche is with us. national correspondent natasha ber drand joi bertrand joi bertrand joins. and robert costa, what's the moderator of washington week on pbs. >> based on your reporting, give us a 30,000-foot look right now over this impeachment process as it begins. >> house republicans i'm talking to are very unhappy and frustrated because they know the speaker is moving in a strategic way to focus this entire operation, this probe, on the intelligence committee side. not on the judiciary committee where so many of the president's allies are. and they also don't have clear guidance from this white house about what the facts are, who's testifying next and what they're expected to hear. as they try to build a stramg right n strategy for 2020, they're in survival mode and looking to attack the process because they ca

while many parts of the uk today are dry with sunshine, lovely scene in kendal in the last half hour,rkshire down into the midlands, producing the odd shower but away from that it is a dry start to the evening rush hour, some sunny spells, not especially warm, 9—13d. this evening and overnight, we will see this evening and overnight, we will see the south—east corner gradually become cloudier... sorry, become dry and the cloud will break up. elsewhere, partly clear skies leading to mist and fog patches but with the breeze picking up a drain on the far north of scotland, a much warmer on the far north of scotland, a much warmer night than last night. temperatures in mid—single figures elsewhere, cool start on tuesday morning and as i‘ve hinted at come across morning and as i‘ve hinted at come across england and wales with damp ground and clear skies we will see dense patches of fog forming. you may have your morning commute slowed by the presence of the fog but it should clear by the end of the morning and then a good deal in the way of brighter weather across the south compared to tod