secretary of state we'll get right back to you take a listen to what john kerry had to say. we've never had the kind of intensity and the growing very clear evidence of why it is happening the warming of the ocean produces greater intensity of storms more moisture in the air more rain bigger floods it's clearly related and to have a president who. wants to put his head in the good pretenders not happening as it is just a moment of enormous responsibility that clearly referring there to president donald trump who has been know wants to withdraw the united states from the paris climate agreement how difficult in your opinion will it be for the world to take meaningful climate action without the support of the united states. well you know the world has been doing that donald trump made this irresponsible announcement a couple of years ago and what you have seen is the world moving forward in implementation not fast enough not with enough scale but there is no other country that has pulled itself out of the paris agreement and in fact more than half of the u.s. economy has said

now, this, overhearing john kerry discussing getting into the race himself. what he's saying now. >>> secrets revealed, the new accusations the man who led victoria's secret secretly harassed employees and models including this supermodel. >>> college athletes even though they didn't step on a field. >>> good evening. we begin with more breaking news about the deadly coronavirus. as of this evening, most foreigners who have been in china recently will no longer be allowed to enter the united states. today the number of cases of coronavirus here in this country grew, and globally, the death toll is rising with at least 350 deaths in china and now the first death outside of china this weekend in the philippines. we're hearing desperate stories of americans caught up in it all, stuck in china. sarah harman has details. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. is closed to most foreigners who have traveled recently to china as a ninth case is confirmed in the u.s., the president telling fox -- >> we've offered china help, but we can't have thousands of people coming in who

well more borders will now be closed to according to that announcement from kerry land today that will be considered good news by some others they are very critical of the fight over not all borders remain closed there are some that is so open it is still relatively easy for people from the mainland to cross here into hong kong that is something that has been i received a lot of criticism not just for acquaintance of kerry lamb and her government but within her own party as well people today calling all those borders to be shut particular consent about the after numbers of flights will continue to arrive into hong kong now that has been particularly criticism from the medical sector they say that it leaves them very exposed having so many people still coming in from the mainland they've announced a 5 day strike which began today thousands of people in known front line rose walked off the job will call the job again tomorrow that school to be moved frontline stuff they said that the measures announced by kerry lam today simply do no it's good enough now carol lam is that a complete clos

maria: you even have john kerry's stepson writing a note to john kerry's aid i don't like -- we have this email here we're going to show. even said, i don't want to be anywhere near this burisma situation. we are not investing here as hunter biden was. >> well those three people on that email are the first witnesses. did the chief of staff once notified, did he go to john kerry, hey, joe biden has got a problem? can you you imagine what happened today if republican vice president whose son received $3 million from the most corrupt gas company in ukraine tied to russia? it would be all over the world. jim risch, need to start it. when it comes to rosenstein, i will call sally yates and find out why a warrant was issued to carter page on four different occasions without adequate foundation. found out about how the department of justice and fbi became so out of bounds when it came to trump. maria: what about adam schiff, senator? adam schiff we know has been lying or fabricating things for at least three years. >> intel committee. maria: he told us collusion was in plain sight between p

john kerry. i think he is doing a concert, right? was are is a concert -- concert last week. >> in this weather, it is lovely. >> where are you from? originally, california, but right now i am kind of everywhere. we you in iowa? >> we were in iowa, now we are here. >> you out there? michelle: i was but i left before the caucus. it is so crazy. you get to meet everyone. do what you can, right? democracy. it is nice to meet you guys. >> make us your second choice. michelle: i'd vote for anybody. that is how i feel. how did you start with bernie? >> drugs. >> you are campaign staff, right? >> volunteers. michelle: good for you. >> i work in d.c.. i was a big biden supporter in 2016. i wish he had run. i would have vastly preferred him over hillary. what i think the country has changed -- but i think the country has changed and i have changed. i just don't -- i think about the iraq war vote and i am, as i have gotten older, seeing how corrupt d.c. is, i think someone ane bernie just kind of has advantage because he is not subservient to

not the rest of the country just for kerry and the kerry people love coming to what's going to happenand what are the implications for the for the public of i with this is of us has been a political f. one of the implications for the future of politics in the public well it's hard to say because we're so far we're still so far away from an outcome this could really take until april it's going to be a struggle to get there and if the to me either of the 2 main parties feels to get enough support from the independents the smaller parties the greens i think will go in with almost any party because they have a clear set of policies which has broad buy in from most of the political parties so then or you can almost line them up and say well they will go in with almost anyone it's really whether they get to the magical it is 8 point at which point then the coalition can command a majority in the door. to go to the middle that's always possible you did it in your own in your own career that's part of the s.n.p. through scotland and you managed to maintain it for what 4 years i think it's mor

and because of the inconvenience we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down kerry land has been under pressure from a group of striking medical workers to close the border in its entirety also on monday hong kong confirmed its 1st person to person transmission of the virus a man returning from move to hong kong infecting his mother who hadn't been to the mainland this week of course hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens who've been across the border celebrating chinese new year will be returning raising the prospect of more infections. for meanwhile in war high on which is where the virus originated a new hospital specifically for corona virus patients has been built in just days authorities in china hope the move will allay fears that it's not doing enough to stop the disease from spreading scott heide lawyer has more from beijing. 1400 army medics are now in ruhani ready to work in a newly built hospital for coronavirus patients completed in just 9 days the images of supplies on the way and more medical help on hand the chinese government wants its people a

aid hired by them, also a former john kerry aid join the board. you paid $90000, what was that contract for? was it to direct u.s. taxpayer dollars? why did you donate thousands of dollars to democratic senators and richard blumenthal in the year leading up to your registration. let's get the senators to testify. senator markey, senator shaheen, was it a coincidence that shortly after ukraine energy sector lobbyists gave you thousands of dollars in donations you wrote to president obama urging him to send more aid to the ukraine energy sector. were you aware of the original source of donations. were you aware they came from a lobbyists for corrupt foreign company, a company you went on to support and senator blumenthal was it your decision to sponsor legislation alongside senator markey that push more money toward ukraine gas sector influenced by lobbies to your campaign committee. no one. [inaudible] was that a blatant and corrupt conflict of interest? why did you not recuse yourself for anything to do with ukraine energy. are you aware that davi

kerry: let's just get on reclaiming the fure. -- bet on reclaiming the future. nada: let's look at other news. manchesterity has been banned from the champions league fortwo seasons. it is after they were found to be of breaking financial fair play roles by the ofverning body uropean soccer. the club says it will appeal. seven-date truce between the u.s. and the taliban in afghanistan will come into to withdrawals of american lead troops. the agreement was confirmed by ese u.s. defense secretary mark r, and if it works, it could follow more far-reaching peace talks. michael avenatti, who represented adstt film star my daniels in a lawsuit against president trump, has been found guilty of attempted extortion. he was accused of seeking to extort more than $20 ion from the company nike. igenatti threatens to release information that be harmful to the sports brand. you are watching "bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program, how group of british helped theople italian mafia make millions of pounds through fraud. we will have a special report. eow wou

the race, do you vote for john kerry? kerry is supposed to be in iowa supporting joe biden and he's dumb enough to be blabbing into his phone in a hotel with journalists all around him talking about what he'll have to do, what boards he'll have to speech money he'll have to give up, to enter the race. >> capri: on one hand, they see him the most electable. >> kennedy: he's a surrogate, he should be the person with the most confidence in joe biden and for joe biden, his best friend. >> sean: this money, he is upwards of $200 million already, this is the x factor, how much does that affect super tuesday in these other states? we don't know yet buddies taking that center lane away joe biden. >> harris: you think he'll take delegates? >> capri: i understand as a new yorker, the tax plan that came out, the gun stuff, i get it. >> kennedy: stop and frisk. >> capri: stop and frisk will hurt him but there's people who are really desperate to find someone who has leadership that isn't a socialist like bernie sanders. >> melissa: h

we'll be talking to kerry katona about her experiences with the snappers, as well as one of the country'sding celebrity photographers. tyson fury meets deontay wilder in las vegas on saturday in the much—anticipated rematch between the two for the wbc heavyweight title. hi and welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. you can get in touch with us and all the stories we are talking about. use the hashtag victoria live. email victoria@bbc.co.uk ; text 61124 — it'll cost the standard network rate. first, annita mcveigh has the news. chloe, good morning. thank you. good morning, everyone. the man convicted of killing a british backpacker in new zealand has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 17 yea rs. grace millane was murdered on the eve of her 22nd birthday in 2018 while on a date with the man — who cannot be named for legal reasons. grace's mother who spoke to the court via a video—link said she was heartbroken that she never had the chance to kiss her daughter goodbye. her tragic life cut short by euro woeful, cruel actions. you took it upon yourself to m

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kerry running from that. >> sandra: caucusing begins today. the trial continues later this morning on capitol hill. >> ed: let's not forget officials confirming the first coronavirus death outside of china this morning. u.s. airports scramble to enforce new travel restrictions. the latest on the effort to contain the outbreak coming up. >> sandra: rival campaigns warning bernie sanders could claim victory tonight before the iowa caucuses are concluded. how could it shape the outcome? karl rove has a lot to say on that and will join us next as we come to you live from des moines, iowa, on this monday morning. >> if the turnout is high, we're going to win. [cheering and applause] our job together is to create the highest turnout in the history of the iowa caucuses. [cheering and applause] [ applause ] thank you. it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. i love you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ that's ensure max protein, with high protein a

heather: welcome back, you're watching "fox & friends first", john kerry blasting report claims he'sering late-run for president, overheard him on the phone of bid in hotel lobby, former secretary of state tweeting, quote, i'm absolutely not running for president any report otherwise is categorically false, that tweet originally had expletive that has since been deleted, kerry has been campaigning for joe biden. well, 2020 hopeful andrew yang will not investigate president trump if he wins the election, while some of his rivals will look into the president if he wins the white house, yang is taking a less invasive path. >> well, you have to see what the facts on the ground are and certainly i'd listen to the guidance it's a very nasty pattern that countries have fallen into where a new president ends up throwing the president before them in jail. heather: yang adding the pattern makes it difficult for party to govern since there's no sense of unity in the country. trump campaign airing a surprise super bowl ad on just reform, watch this. >> it's getting worse every day, i i just want

scott, what is this talk about john kerry? what does it say about the democratic party not only in iowa, but at large? >> it sounds like -- again, it's the stuff that people talk about in bars. but the reality is that the field is set, and this is the field we are going to go forward with. i can't imagine somebody being a late entrant. >> well, raka, it's possible. if it is not possible, if it doesn't happen -- answer the question if you can for us, what does it say about where the democratic party is right now in choosing who they would like to be their nominee? >> i think it completely feeds the narrative that i am hearing a lot about lately, that the democratic party is going to try and interfere and sway it away from bernie sanders if the momentum is with sanders because they don't want him to be the candidate. you know, it kind of testifies to that, i am sorry to say, that he has said such a thing. you know, it is not just about biden. it is about who else is in the game. and clearly, if kerry is thinking about it, it is

. >> reporter: just this afternoon, an nbc reporter overhearing biden's top surrogate, john kerry, on a phone call discussing a run. just two hours later, kerry originally tweeting he is absolutely not running any report otherwise is f-ing or categorically false. nbc newsstands by its reporting. sharing the top polling position in iowa with biden, bernie sanders, drawing thousands at a rally on saturday night in cedar rapids, rallying his campaign organizers. >> we're going to win. if we win here, we have a path toward victory, and together we will defeat the most dangerous president in modern american history. thank you all so much. >> reporter: john kerry is continuing to deny this story, saying that he is not considering jumping into the race, saying he was engaged in a phone call in which a friend was asking whether he'd ever consider jumping in, and he was giving the reasons that he would not. again, tonight the iowa caucus but one thing we do know out of this amidst all the unknowns is that there will not be a clear front-runner coming out of iowa and the race in this field is s

kong is also stepping up measures to prevent the outbreak from spreading of the territories leader kerry lamb has announced she will shut almost all land and sea border control points to the mainland from midnight to stem the spread of the virus let's bring in david he is charlotte shell some fellow standing by for us in hong kong hi charlotte what more can you tell us about these measures. well borders will now be closed to according to that announcement from carrie lamb today that will be considered big news by some others they are very critical of the fight over not all borders remain closed there are some that is so open it is still relatively easy for people from the mainland to cross here into hong kong that is something that has been i received a lot of criticism not just for the currents of kerry lamb and her government but within her own party as well people today calling for all those borders to be shut particular consent about the after numbers of flights will continue to arrive into hong kong now that has been particularly criticism from the medical sector they say that it le

it was always john kerry, john edwards and howard dean in every sengle race starting in iowa.anage to come in second in new hampshire instead of third. it was obvious to me by the time we got to wisconsin that the race was over. the race almost never ends for a candidate like joe biden after two states. i mean, he has been around for too long. it will end for some people after two states. i think this is the largest field we've ever seen that will come out of new hampshire surviving, unless there's a big surprise nobody expects. amy klobuchar, in fifth, do very well. and then you've got mike bloomberg, who hasn't participated yet. >> right. >> but still in double digits in the national polls. no matter what happens, it's quite possible that six candidates go on to south carolina, no matter what the finishing order is. >> we have 11 candidates currently in the race. by our count, how many candidates will be making that call after tuesday's primary to say good-bye? >> i think that depends. there were other candidates that hung on after new hampshire when i was running, but nobod

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he says, "this girlfriend of mine, kerri carr, we've had problems for a long time.doing this to get back at me 'cause she don't like me. she wants to see me in trouble." >> reporter: the detectives brought kerri in for another chat. >> after a lengthy discussion, she ultimately said, yes, what her ex-boyfriend told us, that she was trying to get back at him and try to get him in trouble, almost like i got you kinda thing. >> you know, it's frustrating work that you do. >> yeah, this was -- i mean, this took days. you know, it took us away from the -- what we're thinkin' we're investigating, trying to locate chelsea and find out what happened to her with this information that someone comes in and brings to us. >> reporter: so they arrested kerri, too, for lying to the police and they went back to square one. while chelsea's family waited for something anything good. >> still very hopeful that she is somewhere alive and well. >> reporter: and the searchers slogged. >> it's pretty marshy back there. it's a lot of mud. so it's pretty tough to get through. a lot of downe

and because of the inconvenience we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down kerry land has been under pressure from a group of striking medical workers to close the border in its entirety also on monday hong kong confirmed its 1st person to person transmission of the virus a man returning from move to hong kong infecting his mother who hadn't been to the mainland this week of course hundreds of thousands of hong kong citizens who've been across the border celebrating chinese new year will be returning raising the prospect of more infections. now doctors in thailand have had promising results treating the coronavirus with medication normally reserved for battling h.i.v. and flu like sara brian has more on that from bangkok. in labs around the world scientists are racing to understand the new coronavirus they want to know where it came from and how to stop it and to get the answers they need they've turned to beds 75 ops infected this is can farm. animal that can tell you there while i says. look healthy. it best can. last to other animal to human doctors who has bee

coronavirus with the territory shutting down most of its borders with mainland china chief executive kerry lyon says suspending 10 out of 13 entry points should mean fewer people crossing to haul call while freight help continues to enter earlier on monday hundreds of medical workers went on strike demanding that the border be shut completely so far hall has confirmed 14 witnesses of the polls. our strategy is really to consolidate as much as possible the existing control points now is really down tool excluding the airport there are only 21 is the sense and pay the other is. bridge and the at this you know benefit of doing that is we are channeling all cross by the traffic into these 2 cross border control points and because of the inconvenience that we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down. well the world health organization says more than 70000 people now have the virus globally the majority of those cases all of course china and then ruhani where the virus originated a new hospital has been built just days specifically for patients of coronavirus chinese authori

community for more medical supplies especially facemasks also on monday hong kong chief executive kerry lamb gave more details of her decision to close down more sections of the border between hong kong and china it now means there are just 2 places where you can cross from hong kong into china excluding the international airport and this was why she said she was taking this qualified decision our strategy is really to consolidate as much as possible a day existing control points now is really down tool excluding the airport there are only 21 is the sense and they the other is. a high bridge and the additional benefit of doing that is we are channeling all cross border traffic into alisa to cross border control points and because of the inconvenience we have cost to people as a result so the numbers will come down kerry land has been under pressure from a group of striking medical workers to close the border in its entirety also on monday hong kong confirmed its 1st person to person transmission of the virus a man returning from move to hong kong infecting his mother who hadn't been to

secretary kerry, thanks for being with us.ate your time. >> very happy to be with you. thanks for having me. >> i want to get to joe biden in a second. but first, you were the democratic presidential nominee in 2004 when one of the candidates who was on the debate stage last night endorsed your republican opponent. let's go back in the time machine to the moment where michael bloomberg endorsed george w. bush. >> the president deserves our support. we are here to support him. >> so i'm wondering, secretary kerry, what it was like for you last night to watch the guy who endorsed your opponent in 2004 campaigning for the democratic nomination. >> i didn't think about it for one instant and it's not worth spend anything time on. i know mike bloomberg. i like him. i think his position on climate change has been terrific. he's done a lod of good work. he had a tough night last night. i thought the debate overall was something of a food fight among a lot of candidates, except joe biden. i think joe biden managed to stay above that f

new questions about whether active shooter drills in schools are doing more harm than good here is kerry sanders. >> reporter: a moment of silence in parkland, florida, today. two years ago, a former student walked into marjory stoneman douglas high school and opened fire, killed 17 students and staff. >> i think about it every single day >> reporter: sari kaufman was a 15-year-old sophomore. >> policy change isn't nearly as difficult as losing a loved one. >> reporter: the carnage sparked a call for gun control and political action now kaufman questions a trend sweeping schools nationwide the unannounced lockdown active shooter drills. >> it scares you it bothers you. >> the shooter drills are extremely scary and you don't know what's going on and if it true or not. >> reporter: this week a new report endorsed by two of the nation's largest teacher's unions concludes a $2.7 billion industry has grown up around the anguish of parents and school staff but there's extremely limited research available on the drills' effectiveness. >> i think they can be traumatizing to children, at least ca

kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> up next, more than just the refund another big reason you should file your taxes right now. >>> it's the first week to send in your tax returns. in addition to a faster refund, there is another benefit to filing now our jo ling kent has tonight's >> reporter: welcome to tax season. >> i'm filing my taxes tomorrow. >> usually my husband does it,a the last moment. >> every year i file an extension. >> reporter: the irs began accepting returns this week and for the more than 70% of us who will get a refund, filing early comes with benefits. >> the irs processes returns first in, first out, so first t done now also reduces the chance cyber criminals can steal your identity and file a phony return in your name. >> once your tax return has been filed, it is like locking your social security number nobody else can file a tax return with that social security number, so it helps to protect you. >> reporter: if you're thinking you're one of those people who doesn't need to file a return, consider this, experts say every year the irs has a $1 billion in uncla

kerry sanders got a firsthand look >> reporter: we went airborne with u.se for low altitude threats. >> we'll do our absolute best to play offense and defense for this super bowl. >> reporter: is that perhaps the safest place in the united states right now >> i think so. >> reporter: federal officials won't reveal methods but say they forced three drones to the ground the threat is not only from above in the air and down on the ground but also from the water which is why on the water there is now an overwhelming law enforcement presence but in some cases, security teams are hidden in plain sight, deployed to sniff for dirty bombs. it looks like someone with a backpack reading a map on their phone but if there is radio active material nearby it triggers an alarm. fans in miami are ready. >> go chiefs >> reporter: to see their team battle it out. two young quarterbacks hoping to hoist the vince lombardi trophy. the big game is now just two days away. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> up next, more than just the refund another big reason you should file your taxes right now. we tried

kerry sanders is following the case. >> reporter: since the day 18-month-old chloe wiegand plunged 11 stories to her death last july, her grandfather, who was caring for her at the time, has said the fall out an open window on a royal caribbean cruise ship was an accident. sam anello plans to formally plead guilty to negligent homicide, his lawyer says he's reached a tentative agreement with prosecutors. in puerto rico where chloe died negligent homicide is a misdemeanor punishable up to three years in prison anello hoping for probation releasing a statement i was placed in charge of keeping my beautiful granddaughter safe and i failed, adding, he's changing his plea to guilty to try to help end part of this nightmare for my family. >> it really was a feeling that if you could get a fair jury and go all the way through that he would be exonerated. >> it's very hard to love someone who is gone. >> reporter: we spoke with chloe's parents in december. have you had a voice here >> we advised them we did not want any charges brought on him and they went ahead with it anyways. >> reporter:

kerry: no country can solve climate change, cyber, warfare, nuclear challenges, extremism, disease.these things require cooperation. if we did not have the united nations, we would have to invent it. people need to stop playing with people's fears. reporter: protesters gathered outside the hotel where the conference is being held. they said social problems and climate change should be considered major security issues. >> [speaking german] >> if you cannot exclude climate protection from the security issue, because it is a huge issue, and war is definitely not climate neutral. anchor: the conference continues until sunday, with debates over the role of nato and the conflict in syria likely to dominate. melinda crane is in munich for us now. in his address, the german president was highly critical of the big powers. we are talking about china, russia, the united states. tell us more. what exactly did the german president say? melinda: as mentioned in your report, he essentially accused them of putting national interests first, of prioritizing their own perceived needs, undermining int

kerry sanders has more >> reporter: it's become a fact of life. hotels adding charges to the final bill. the so-called resort fee. the chavez family booked a $35 a night las vegas hotel. but then the final bill included a $32 resort fee >> isn't that what they call bait and switch >> reporter: chavez says he questioned the fee, retelling us his back and forth with the hotel clerk. >> what is that for? oh, for the pool well, i don't use the pool he says, well, it's for the other things the other amenities. what amenities if you wanted to go out and play tennis. the towels >> reporter: the towels >> yes i said no. >> reporter: a new york university study estimates hotels here in the u.s. collect more than a billion dollars a year in these fees experts say third-party booking sites sell rooms so low that hotels then drive prices back up with non-negotiable resort fees. the hotel and lodging rt fs ar clearly and prominently displayed by hotel websites prior to the end of the booking process. online booking sites, they say, should be held to the same s

. >> there is no other way to put what they meant to me in words >> reporter: john, kerri and alyssa loved baseball but not nearly as much as each other. >> alyssa is the type of person that lived life to the fullest every day. >> reporter: kerri was the heart of the altobelli family always by john's side as he entere his 28th season as baseball coach at orange coast college. >> it's just crazy how much i want to be like him and he means so hutch to all of us. >> reporter: not as famous as kobe bryant altobelli was legendary. several former players are now in the big leagues. over the weekend tributes for payton and sarah chester also on the crash today vanessa bryant writing my brain refuses to accept kobe and gigi are gone. praying for all of the victims. john and keri altobelli leave behind a 29-year-old son and 16-year-old daughter tens of thousands of dollars have been raised on their behalf lester, it's been two weeks since the helicopter crash and many are still grieving. >> the loss felt so deeply. thank you, miguel. >>> we'll be back in 60 seconds with new evidence in the ca

so i went back to school and [inaudible] was my major which was very fitting so i worked for john kerryand the obama administration so i seen firsthand the difference between good leadership and bad leadership, i.e., what we are dealing with now and it's like who among the candidates, there are 11 candidates that are -- there are many of them but to me he stands out as the one -- [inaudible]. jumping on a campaign wasn't an option. [inaudible conversations] >> you are voting monday. >> we might have events coming up with the vp in town. go online and you might be able to meet the guy in person. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you. nice to meet you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background noises] [background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> i'm michelle. >> i'm mike. it's a pleasure. >> i assume you are voting on monday? >> yes, i am. [background noises] >> pretty good numbers of undecided. >> yeah, i think in terms of it really happens in some ways people living there are spoiled because they get [inaudib

also, kerry who was counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security and chief washington correspondent for po politico mr. ryan lizza. john bolton was asked why he didn't speak out about the moments that were central to president trump's impeachment and he said the threat of possible legal action by the executive branch. you buying that? >> no. what possible legal action could there be unless he's talking about his book and concerned they will continue to hold up this book? other than that, i don't though what possible action they could take. he could have spoken out at any point. he could have told exactly what happened. if trump really had an executive privilege to assert, he could have tried that. but i don't see what john bolton would have said that would have in any way impugned executive privilege. what they were talking about is criminal activity. it was an extortion, bribery scream relating to ukraine using taxpayers' money to try and get the ukrainian president to announce an investigation into joe biden and his son. that was illegal. privileges are broken when y

what was john kerry talking about? folks are focused right now on the candidates who've been putting the work into the ground. building the organization and building the ground here for over a year. people are really excited here in the state. i've been talking to folks all day. >> so within the party, what are the issues? >> their issues are health care and climate change and those are the issues i hear a lot about. i hear about jobs and education and these are the issues that people are talking about out there. it's the whole range of issues. every time you go to an event you hear something about health care, transportation policy, you can hear something about trade, something about foreign policy. as as a whole myriad of issues t there. >> how often do you hear the word impeachment. honestly people are focused on what's going to happen tonight. people have been focused on that and having that conversation. >> what does that mean about where iowa democrats are? >> what does that mean here if anything. >> i think hone

just started 60 percent of these newcomers are fresh are fresh politicians they have never been a kerry year diplomat or kerry or politician they have been picked up as experts in economy in politics foreign policy media culture and so on so forth in order to improve this situation and put in stalemate put an end to the stalemate that was caused by this administration through their new ideas and plans and expert plans ok that i'm afraid we're going to have to leave it many thanks indeed all of you for being with us mr. it tehran are and there is a lot of troops wary. as always thank you for watching don't forget you can see this program again at any time just by going to the website you'll find that al-jazeera dot com for further discussion on this topic join us at our facebook page you'll find that at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter i handle at a.j. inside story from the avery and for the good of the whole team here at the office for watching we'll see you again bye for. when the news breaks the word out for was thought

up and say ok we've got the freemium back ripping in union city isn't it that we need to gain a new kerry if you do not accept something like we can keep them out. and you know we feel like like a like a bargaining chip for. for the negotiation it's very slow but it's pretty. good most of a nice feeling either for x. but brits living in europe or in germany the young son triggered a flood of applications for drum and citizenship in a race to beat the brits a deadline. elizabeth wood it's back to her school time studying habits a british national she's learning about the german constitution for her upcoming german citizenship test she's determined to keep the e.u. rights that allowed her to move to berlin on a whim 8 years ago. i'm just trying to do all i can and should the bust happen so i'm trying to apply for a german passport as well is it going to keep my push possible. elizabeth good as one of over 100000 brits living in germany. they now face a 3 month waiting list if they want to apply for german citizenship here. if applicants meet the requirements at the moment they can still get

we go to the corners and do this nonsense and have kerry say it is okay.'t tolerate it if republicans did this to him when he was secretary of state. liz: that is an important. you just made. that is an important point. by the way iran is crushing its protesters, murdering its own civilians, torturing them. here is the president reacting to senator murphy meeting with the foreign minister of iran. watch this. >> i saw senator murphy met with the iranians is that a fact? i saw that on the way over. is there anything i should no? because that sounds like to me a violation of the logan act. liz: which is what michael flynn has been accused of. coal nell, here is the final point, when officials do this, they meet with leaders of foreign countries is it sort of a signal to them, wait for us, we'll come in and you can deal with us? is that how it is undercutting the president? >> yeah but the, also, iran is playing us. that is the other problem. people went over there to munich played in their hands. liz: iran is now saying the trump administration is scared, th