congressman ro khanna, serve on the amity of oversight and reform.k about the significance of today's vote. >> it is a very important vote. i commend speaker pelosi because we're going to have virtually unanimous vote among the democratic caucus to affirm the impeachment inquiry and to set forward the process going foforward on how we're going to get to articles of impeachment and have a vote on impeachment. the important thing to understand is the evidence is overwhelming that the president was pressuring zelensky intnto investigating his political rival. and it was not just one phone call. what we have seen emerge is a pattern, a conspiracy, lasting months to use the united states government to benefit donald trump's own reelection campaign. nermeen: the republicans have condemned the entire inquiry saying it is undemocratic. could you respond to that? how do you think republican members of the hououse are likey to vote? not been undemocratic. in fact, the process has been followed and a very, very fair way. we've had a private setting for investig

nermeen: representative ro khanna, can you respond to that? yourself have taken a position asking for with neural -- withdrawal sing the u.s. military should not be in the middle east. what do you think president trump, the trump administration could have done to safeguard the lives of the kurds who are now suffering from this turkish assault? and what kind of pressure could the trump administration have put on turkey to ensure the safetyty of the kurds? >> i have call for responsible withdrawal, but not a withdrawal that is oblivious to human life in syria or to american interest in syria. president trump, the first instance, should have notified the kurds about what our intentions were and notified our allies. in a phone call with erdogan without giving the kurds notice. we were misleading the kurds to believe the americans would have their back. second, we have tremendous about of leverage with turkey. we could have gotten a deal with erdogan that would have prevented this kind of invasion. we get the military support. we give them economic

they sure degraded our national security. >> congressman khanna, i am much more struck by the 170 or so republicans that refused to have anything to do with it, knowing that donald trump was watching and taking attendance at it. but it also is part of the lie, that demonstration is part of the lie that donald trump is telling on fox news, matt gates and others tell on fox news that republican members are being locked out of the room. in fact, you have republican members on the committees in the rooms with you at all times. what was their reaction to their fellow republicans invading their jobs there? >> well, lawrence, first, you make a very important point. republicans are in that room. they get to ask questions. they get equal time as the democrats. by the way, in the whole benghazi hearing, they had the same depositions in the skiff that were not public. it's the hype ofheight of hypocrisy. i said were you taid absolutely. i follow the rules. there are a lot of republicans who don't want to be affiliated with those 23 members. and privately, you do have republicans saying that som

. >> congressman khanna, we'll let you get in there. it's an important deposition. thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me, new americans support impeaching and his removal from office. >>> you can't stay here, that's what iraq is says to u.s. troops leaving syria. >>> facebook taking action against russian trolls. critics say it's not nearly enough. that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless in his country. that put a fire in my heart. it made me realize where i got my passion for social justice. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. but one blows them all out of the water.

we're going to talk about this breaking news and more with congressman ro khanna of the oversight and armed services committee and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. >>> first let's go to cnn white house correspondent kaitlan collins. and the secretary of state suggests he won't let several state department officials be deposed by congress right now but cnn's learned that one of them who resigned friday is planning to talk anyway. >> reporter: pompeo delivering that broadside to house democrats but what we're learning is that someone at the certainty -- at the center of this is expected to give his deposition this week and that is kurt volker. the former special envoy to ukraine but he resigned last week after he got caught in the middle of the scandal over the president's phone call with the ukrainian president. he still is expected to go on thursday but now, brianna, the question is how much he'll say and whether or not the white house will try to limit or block it. >> it is a disgrace. >> reporter: tonight secretary of state mike pompeo is following president tru

with us now is silicon valley congressman, ro khanna. committee, and the armed services committee. thank you for being here congressman. >> thank you for having me on. >> i want to begin by asking you about mick mulvaney's press conferensterday, in which he suggested that there was in fact a quid pro quo with ukraine , what is your reaction to that and how does that impact the it was shocking to have the white house chief of staff admitting that the united stes of america withheld aid from ukraine to advance the presidents personal agenda. i mean the president is asking ukraine to investigate a conspiracy theory, that ukraine somehow allegedly help the democratic party win elections in 2016. that is absurd. it has been debunked. yet the president istying our aide asking ukraine to do that. is wrong. it is further evidence of the abuse of fice of this administration. >> are you planning to call mister mulvaney as a witness? i don't know he will testify or cooperate, but at this point you know we don't need that many more witnesses. we have the chief of staff admit to quid pro quo on

amy: that is california congressmember ro khanna.rofessor, if you could respond to what you have talked about, the poking of this beast come of the probe or establishment rarely -- rarely do you have mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, speaking out in the senate against president trump, not to mention his views being echoed by many democrats. ro khanna is one of the few who is raising concern about just condemning trump for withdrawing the troops, but he is saying it is the way he did it. can you respond to him talking about the moral imperative u.s. has now, having been there prprotecting the kurds foror a g period of time? >> i thinknk the congrgressman s the essential point that there is a need for the u united stats to lower its military profile in the greaeater middle east becaue our mililiry actions have been mightily d destructive. theyey have not advanced our interests or the cause of peace and s security. but, yeses, that neeeeds to be e responsibly. in this presesident is incapable of actually actining in a respons

democratic congressman ro khanna of california is joining us. he's a member of the oversight and the armed services committee. thanks for coming in. >> good to be on, wolf. >> let's talk about the decision by nancy pelosi to have the full house of representatives vote on thursday on a resolution that when authorized -- authorized this impeachment inquiry. >> i support the speaker's decision. it is important to realize though that a federal judge on friday had ruled that the house already was conducting a legitimate impeachment inquiry. the resolution is just to clarify the procedures going forward. and we will have an overwhelming vote to do that. >> what ground rules will she set. you need 218 votes in the house and there are a lot more democrats than that. >> i think people will say it is an open process, the president will have counsel and the right to examine the republicans are going to have a sense and under the united states versus nixon a full house vote has impact legally and it is going to put por pressure on people like kupperman and

. >> leading off our discussion tonight, democratic congressman ro khanna. he is a member of the house oversight committee and he was in the room today when the republicans barged in and tried to stop the deposition. also joining us, mieke eoyang, who has been in that room many, many times but has never seen anything like that today. also ned price, spokesperson for the national security council in the obama administration, msnbc national security contributor and congressman khanna, let me begin with you on what happened when they came in there, trying to stop this deposition. >> well, it was a scene not in the united states congress but at a fraternity. i mean, you had about 20 republicans come in. they were yelling. they were basically disrupting the entire proceedings. they brought their phones into the scif, which everyone knows is against the law, and then they started ordering pizza, and there were pizza boxes strewn all over the scif. they didn't even clean up. it was an embarrassment, almost out of the annual house movie. >> this reporting tonight th

is or isn't doing, this would just be an addition to the job. >> lawmakei just heard from conn ro khannahat he hopes there would be public hearings after thanksgiving, so we're at least a month out on that. but knowing they're getting started on articles of impeachme impeachment, how much does they tell you about the information they have and how much the white house should be worried? >> in terms of the war room, the white house thought they didn't need one and it would be too early for that, that should certainly make them think they need to speed this up a little bit, because you don't want to be caught off guard and have no infrastructure in place. the white house has been working on this, but that's quite different from having an outside firm working on this or even one of those impeachment war rooms that weav've been talking about. >> and we've heard that president trump needs to take a page out of the clinton playbook, he needs to ignore the distraction and focus on governing. can you imagine a situation where that's what trump would do? >> i can imagine him wanting to do that. i

congressman khanna. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> it's interesting how eveninger some are to blow o. listen to this with manu raju. >> i'm asking about the substance he said. >> don't make any difference we don't know whether what he said is true or or not because of the sham system. we have a judicial system a became of rights guaranteed to process to fact finders have the best chance of reaching a conclusion. if you rely on bites bits on pieces do not allow cross-examination of witnesses or rebuttal witnesses then you're apt to be fooled. >> doesn't make any difference he said when asked about the substance of bill taylor's testimony. oerps including republican senator john no one seemed to believe otherwise. and plenty of republicans as we should mention are eager create distractions to it let's get perspective from author and analyst carl pots borntsen aen gloria borger and jeffery toobin. the oddest storming of a secure location i've seen. >> my favorite part of the protest was that several

think he's going to be -- continue to be a strong contender for the nomination. >> congressman ro khanna, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, wolf, for having me. >>> stay with us. we have much more ahead in our special coverage as we count down in the first democratic presidential debate since the start of the trump impeachment inquiry. [dogs barking and whimpering] [dogs whimpering] ♪ the all-new 2020 ford explorer limited hybrid. can tow up to 5000 lbs and has an epa-estimated range of 500 miles per tank. it's the greatest exploration vehicle of all time. (kickstart my heart by motley crue)) (truck honks) (wheels screeching) (clapping) (sound of can hitting bag and bowl) (clapping) always there in crunch time. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. makes me wanna be better. to connect with stories that i'm listening to- that's inspiration. with audible originals, there's something for almost every taste in there. everything you ever wanted to hear. our ability

congressman khanna, i appreciate it. thank you very much. to underscore how eager some republicans are to blow off taylor's testimony, listen to what congressman mel brooks said to cnn's manu raju. >> i'm asking about the suck stan sub stabs of what he said. >> we don't know because the sham process that is being used. we have a judicial system. we have a bill of rights that guarantees a process. if you rely just on bits and pieces, if you do not allow cross-examination of witnesses, if you do not allow rebuttal witnesses, then you're apt to be fooled. >> it doesn't make any difference he said when asked about the substance of bill taylor's testimony. others including john thune seemed to believe otherwise and plenty of republicans are eager to create distractions to it. let's get some perspective from carl bernstein, also gloria borger and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, i mean the republicans sort of -- the oddest storming of a secure location i've seen. >> my favorite part of the protest was that several of the protesters were actually members o

charles: congressman ro khanna agrees with him. can't wait to hear more details.iz. >> yeah. charles: toon into "the claman countdown" after this show. deirdre bolton is live on the new york stock exchange, how are traders reacting to all of this? >> i would say, you mentioned google. earnings due out at the close. we all know earnings and revenue is expected. but in reviewing analyst reports, speaking with my sources say two key measures to focus on, traffic acquisition costs. how much essentially google has to pay, the partner companies to land on google driven ad or apps or services. that optimistically is actually costing google less money than overall revenue. just watching that proportion will be one of the key focal points. the other is cloud. how much is google growing in cloud? amazon aw. top dog and microsoft azure. google is gaining, only 6% of revenue. investors are wondering if the number gets bigger, are they taking market share. something going an as potential acquisition. google may be making an offer for fitbit. if you look at fitbit, the stock is

for more i'm joined by democratic congressman ro khanna of california who sits on the house oversight committee, mieke eoyang, charles psychs, editor at large. it seems to me this is all focussed on one question, the quid pro quo. the president was conditioning military aid, a meeting at the white house, all the things he had at his disposal on that government, on that president at least saying he was investigating joe biden, just saying it. >> chris, you are absolutely right. this is really simple. the president withheld aid and he was asking zelensky to do a public press conference saying he was going to investigate joe biden. and it's clear what he wanted. biden was winning at the polls at the time and he wanted to tarnish biden. and he views biden as a threat, that's what this is about. it's not complicated. and that's why the majority of the country now supports impeachment. >> mee ka, let me talk about some of this other stuff. john bolton, the old phrase was politics makes strange bedfellows. think about john bolton coming to the argument this president doesn't deserve to stay

. >> south bay congressman ro khanna says he is pushing the state legislature to move toward public ownership and calls the outages incompetent and unacceptable. the pg&e president and ceo says breaking up pg&e won't fix the problem. >>> being planned today to help evacuees get back to normal. the red cross will be holding halloween parties for kids at its shelters. the city of santa rosa will hold a food giveaway this afternoon at the finley community center. the latest evacuation brought back horrible memories of the 2017 tubbs fire for the people in coffey park, in that neighborhood of santa rosa. when evacuee and her sister just moved back into their rebuilt home this month. >> if i hang onto how life was before, you go crazy. this is what is right now and we have to deal with it. >> the mayor of santa rosa is concerned people coming home may not have electricity because of the pg&e power safety shut off. sonoma county and the red cross are keeping their shelters and warming centers (>>> several communities affected by the kincade fire are trying to help keep the evacuees upbeat and get t

like, khanna banning pre-season is like disney getting rid of its lines. "i'm sorry, but you'll have to go straight to the rides from now on. i wish it didn't come to this!" "oh, no." still, china is seriously pissed off about the tweets and they're pissed off about the response from the n.b.a. and they aren't just taking pre-season games off the year. they're cancelling number events, ripping down n.b.a. signs everywhere. everything n.b.a. related is basically banned-- no basketball, no lebron, no jumping, yeah. you see a puddle, you just walk right through that shit. and you can have donuts, but no dunkin'. ( laughter ) and all office workers in china, if you need to throw something in the trash, none of this, no buzzer beaters. you get out and place it gently in the bin. ( laughter ) so china is basically going to war with the n.b.a. all because of a single tweet. and as surprising as that may seem to some people, the truth is, this kind of thing has been happening between china and american companies a lot. >> the n.b.a. not the only one feeling the he

>> congressman ro khanna stopped to support.hey're making the closing a centerpiece oof their strike. but the county says the primary issue is their paychecks. >> their package on the table is two to three times as much as we can afford. >> the county has 12,000 employees but fewer than 300 are picketing at a time and at different locations, so county services are still available. >> we're in silicon valley so it makes sense san jose airport will be the first with high-tech. they'll show up around the airport on big tv screens, pillars, and even mesh hanging from the ceiling. the campaign will be in full swing by end of the month. clear channel is behind the ads. the airport will make a little more than 50% of the money on each you of the ads. >>> no more whoppers here, the burger shutting down. we'll tell you where. >>> there are now 17 deaths linked to the mysterious vape-related illness. hundreds more cases of lung injuries have been reported. the fdc says it will study ecigarette sales and advertisements targeting six compan

this is a five game series, trop khanna field. pick it up bottom of the second.evin keer mire, a three-run homer and the rays were off and running. bottom of the sixth inning, tampa goes up big. ad big home run. two games to one. how about in st. louis, braves and cardinals. thises game four. will pick it up in the 8th inning, cardinals down a run. mali na slaps a single to right field just off the glove of the first baseman. game tied at 4-4. you want drama, bottom of the 10th inning, mali na with the fly ball. it's cut. here comes the winning run, tag from third and the cardinals beat the braves 5-4. this series is tied two games a piece. >> we're going to follow t area-wide power outages. 2 million people acould be in the dark for days. coming up at 11 the safety plan if the lights go out. >> that could happen wednesday or thursday is the big day to look for it. what are we seeing the next 48 hours? >> we think the wind gusts could be anywhere from 15 to 35-miles-per-hour on average for wednesday. we'll be under the microclimate alert. on thursday wind gusts c

one of them is coming from congressman ro khanna, who wants the state to take ownership of the utility. they're looking at all of their options trying to determine what is bet e.best for public safety and values. >> mother nature, i'm more interested in collaborating with right now than pg and e. she has a better track record. >> reporter: while thousands of pg and e customers remain in the dark in the latest round of blackouts, governor newsom continues to rail against the utility, while visiting a community where the lights came on last night for the first time in four days, he again demanded accountability. one lawmaker says the governor is not going far enough. >> instead of going, trying to get private investors, we have a budget surplus in the state. you should make the call that the state is going to take pg and e over. >> reporter: he says cities should administer the power to the state for those that can't. >> for us to take over all the assets, means taking over all the liabilities, and the cost, but the answer to your question is, yes, we are gaming out every scenario. >> re

. >> congress ro khanna. statements like that, i always wonder what does elizabeth drew think? no one in journalism knows more about impeachments of presidents than elizabeth drew and no one has covered its more wisely than she. she made the case today for multiple articles of impeachment against president trump, and joining us now is elizabeth drew, journalist and author of the book "washington journal reporting watergate and nixon's downfall." thank you so much for joining us tonight. i'm going to have you make your case in a moment about the multiple articles, but i may not want to start with something with you, and that is the feel of where we are. you lived through 1973, 1974 in washington and felt the waves of the nixon investigation and when it started to feel more important. the same thing with the investigation of president bill clinton ultimately leading to his impeachment in the house of representatives and trial in the senate. what does it feel like now? where do you think we are? >> i think we're

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. >> south bay congressman ro khanna wants the state legislature to move towards public ownership andublic safety power outages and competent and unacceptable. however, pg&e's president and ceo says breaking up pg&e won't fix the problems. >>> fire crews in southern california are battling a new wildfire near the reagan national library in ventura county. that fire exploded yesterday morning during an extreme red flag warning with dangerous santa ana wind. this morning that fire is just 5% contained. now, it is burning in simi valley north of los angeles and the flames came close to the reagan library where the former president is very but officials say it was protected by a buffer zone. >> it's the closest this library has ever come to this kind of the danger so this is really serious stuff. >> we were prepared. we had significantly augmented resources. we had incredible, robust quick response from our neighbors to the south of ellie city and la county. >> that fire is still threatening about 7000 homes and thousands of people had to be evacuated. >>> another fire threatening homes i

. >> i'm not sure nancy pelosi has the same answer to that, but ro khanna is ready. >>> jim mattis crackinghe president's expense at this big charity dinner in new york city. mattis laughing off president's insult he is the, quote, world's most overrated general. take a listen. >> i'm not just an overrated general. i am the greatest -- the world east most overrate d. and this in no small part -- i will tell you, i owe new york for this. because senator schumer, have i thanked you for bringing my name up in a rather contentious meeting in washington where this grew out of. i'm honored to be considered that by donald trump because he also called meryl streep an overrated actress. so i guess i'm the meryl streep of generals. frankly, that sounds pretty good to me. and you do have to admit that between me and meryl, at least we've had some victories. some of you were kind during the reception and asked me, you know, if this bothered me to have been rated this way. based on what donald trump said. i said of course not. i'd earned my spurs on the battlefield, martin, as you pointed out. and donal

south bay congressman ro khanna says he's pushing state legislator to do that.he power shutoffs in competent and unacceptable, but pg&e's president and ceo says breaking up pg&e will not fix the problem. >>> firefighters and san bernardino and southern california battling a fast- moving wildfire. it is the hill fire driven by strong winds. it's near highway 18 and san bernardino. it has burned more than 600 acres. at least 18 homes have been destroyed or damaged. mandatory evacuations are in effect. winds 20 to 30 miles an hour with gusts up to 60 miles an hour are pushing the fire. it is 80% contained, though. we still don't know how the fire started. >>> and firefighters in sonoma county making progress against the kincade fire. now, cal fire says it did not grow overnight. burn zone remains just under 77,000 acres. this fire is now 60% contained. some evacuation orders have been lifted, allowing some of the evacuees to go back home. 266 buildings, including 133 homes, have been destroyed. >>> and that's a brief look at the top stories we are looking at. >>> m

. >> in california congressman ro khanna says a vote on impeachment is expected by the end of the yearott. >> reporter: in washington the battle over impeachment inciting a feisty and fiery debate. >> they're a disaster. they're the do-nothing democrats. >> we see the actions of this president being an assault on the constitution. >> reporter: president trump in the oval office airing his frustrations, sharpening his attacks on the democratic lawmakers investigating his actions. >> we don't call him shifty schiff for nothing. he's a shifty, dishonest guy. >> reporter: the president reeling from a whistle-blower complaint alleging he abused his power by repeatedly urging the president of ukraine to help investigate his potential 2020 rival, joe biden, and his son. >> the call was perfect. >> reporter: that conversation triggering an impeachment inquiry into the president. listening in that day, his secretary of state, mike pompeo. >> i was on the phone call. >> reporter: but house democrats taking the first step on a long path toward impeachment are facing a roadblock. pompeo rebuffing

>> reporter: yes, and the take-away in listening to your conversation with congressman ro khanna is thatere prepared in part because the white house had telegraphed this position for days and warned that the letter was on its way. and this notion that the white house isn't going to play ball with house democrats in this impeachment inquiry, that is not new news to house democrats who say they've been trying to surmount a wall of obstruction that this white house has put up, not just on this ukraine issue, but on a number of investigative efforts. so late last night the house speaker nancy pelosi responded to the letter from the white house counsel with a statement of her son, which reads in part this way. she says the white house should be warned that the continued efforts to hide the truth of the president's abuse of power from the american people will be regarded as further evidence of obstruction. mr. president, you are not above the law. you will be held accountable. so again, there she is signaling that more stonewalling from this white house could potentially be met with a separate

. >> matt, today, the california congressman ro khanna telling hallie jackson, the democrats need to move forward with a vote. listen to this. >> here's the reality. we can't count on the white house, we can't count on the court. they want to delay this. we need to move forward. we need to look at what evidence we have, make the best effort, make the case, and have a vote on the articles of impeachment. >> what's the play here, you think, matt? should they go ahead and actually hold a vote, have a vote on impeachment, knowing that the white house is going to stall this, and as you were saying, this could delay into 2020. go ahead and have the vote, get the process started? >> i they think they do. i don't think they need to do it next week or the next few weeks but they shouldn't wait for the white house to comply. they shouldn't wait for the end of the court battles. there's more investigating they can do. they haven't talked to the first whistleblower yet. there's a second whistleblower they need to talk to, and there is a reason for them to keep sending subpoenas to the white hous

khanna, 3238, that would create greater consequence for those that engage in election interferes. that's not what this is about. this is about smearing the president of the united states and validating the corrupt people who have been involved in delegitimatizing his historic election. we know that because just moments ago the chairman said that peter strzok was acting in the highest traditions of government service. mr. gaetz: mr. floris i believe you held a job he once held. is engaging in an extramarital affair with a co-working acting in the highest traditions -- ms. floris: i'm not going to comment. mr. gaetz: are you aware of any regulations against it? ms. floris: i'm not going to hold it. mr. gaetz: are you saying you don't know whether or not it's against f.b.i. policy to have an extramarital affair with a co-worker? ms. floris: sir, i hold a slightly different job than he held on the d.o.d. over the intelligence branch. he was over the operational branch. not that we are held to a different standard. aim not going to comment on whether or not peter strzok's behavior was

. >>> ro khanna is pushing the legislature to move to public ownership.s the outage is unacceptable and calls the utility incompetent. the president of pg&e said breaking it up wouldn't fix the problem. >>> 7:38 and in san francisco, an artist works with yarn magically and is taking over trees with a festive yarn with a special installation continuing through today. kristin mcdonald created her own version of a pumpkin patch using more than 16,000 feet of yarn. she said it took her more than 300 hours to hand knit this display of pumpkins, vines and harvest corn. >>> if you like really good french fries like me, another shake shack is coming and that popular east coast company is opening up the westfield shopping center. another location is built near the locations in the bay area. larkspur and the sanford shopping center in palo alto. it began as a hot dog cart and a new york city park almost two decades ago and was converted to a kiosk style restaurant and became very popular. >> have you ever had it? >> i love it. >> it's worth the hype. speaking of ca

let's talk with representative ro khanna. much were you able to hear from zuckerberg but there's a fine line for these does walk when it comes to allowing free speech but also not preventing hate speech and violence and in some cases false information from spreading where do you stand on facebook's responsibility >> courtney, i agree with you that we have to stand for the first amendment. one of the things that defines american tech companies and that has allowed us to lead the world in innovation is the first amendment. so we shouldn't have companies censoring speech at the same time companies do have a responsibility to make sure they are removing dots from their platform, to make sure they are removing hate speech or speech that incites violence these are difficult questions. what we need are new schools of ethics like we've had schools of ethics in journalism for these new media companies. it's an issue that the country is dealing with and there's not a perfect answer >> do you think that this is something companies shoul

ith and roe khanna i want to thank the chairman and ranking member of the foreign affairs committee for bringing this bill so quickly for consideration. the protect hong kong act prohibits u.s. exports of munitions and police equipment to hong kong. it stops u.s. exports of tear gas, pepper spray, grenades, bber bullets, semi-automatic rifles. let's be clear what is happening in hong kong. millions of people from all walks of life, young people, students, women, seniors, entrepreneurs, teachers, civil servants and workers are standing up to the most powerful authoritarian government in the world. the protestors have inspired the world as they risk their health, lives to fight for the future of hong kong. they are using technology to mobilize and organize. they are capturing and extinguishing tear gas containers. they have taken apart and shown the world surveillance cameras that use them. they are using music, art and messages on buildings to highlight their struggle and highlighted a human chain spanning 37 miles. residential buildings organized the shouting of slogans from their windo

for more on the mounting pressure on california utilities companies, let's welcome congressman ro khannahose district includes districts in silicon valley thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. we can talk about the business side of this we can talk about the human side of this. give us an update on what you know and then i want to get into what you think should happen. >> well, it's devastating for many people across california many are without power homes are destroyed. i have a staff member in my district who had a fire that almost burned his house not because of the wildfires, because pg&e had another outage. the pg&e lines aren't just causing fires and wildfires, it's a common occurrence across california and it's outrageous >> in terms of how to manage pg&e, what would you do? >> i would have them as a public utility. they have failed to make the investments in the inf infrastructu infrastructure the regulators are too loose it's time for the state to take ownership of pg&e and make sure that they are doing what they need to do to keep the power on

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