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goals election you've got so many artists margaret so many decision that are supporting you've got john kyl which you don't just think you can go to madrid with them and you can but we didn't get one of them in the can change the constitution but please don't stand we don't be able to fight. just reach because we're going to bring the light this conflict needs to be solved democratically the problem is not think i don't have a problem is with a punishment on the wires. past attackers have beaten up an elderly rabbi in the west bank while he was helping palestinian farmers pick all of 4 other volunteers including foreign nationals were hurt as well the farm was located near an israeli settlement and the rabbi suspects that's where his attackers were from. were picking gold leaves. suddenly we heard shouts in hebrew. go away go away we don't mean he'll settle etc people started to run away because we are not violent of course we are against any violence whatsoever they came with clubs i don't clubs and stones and old people you know were run away but i'm. 80 years old it was it would be diffi

. >> reporter: prosecutors haven't said how kyl ce stfi hd imth warh fivee re.nd murder and arson for grandmother, as well as hisother mother's fiancÉ and his two- year-old cousin. >> i stood at the window, and i told my kids i was sorry i couldn't save them, mommy was right here and i loved them.ort reyod t >> i don>>'t know orse,s w hearing him scream or when it stopped. >> she was amazing. he reporter: katie's sister samantha lost her daughter rose, and wants her nephew to be punished. >> at the end of the day, whether he meant to or not, he knew what fire did. ,e killed her. the only thing keeping me going. >> reporter: kyle is expected to face a judge inside this courthouse on october 21. his meal state is a crucial component of this case. >> he has schizophrenia. >> reporter: and when was he diagnosed with schizophrenia? >> not even a month before the fire. and he was on medication.soneedt >> he needs help. he really does. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, goodfield, illinois. >> o'donnell: still ahead, two famous fes world mental health day. -- ginger

election you've got so many artists and margaret so many politicians that are supporting you've got john kyl you don't just think you can go to madrid with them and you can but we didn't define them in the can change the constitution but please don't stand they don't be able to fight. reach. the brownies and i think i don't have a broader views with the former whatever. later today the u.k. prime minister boris johnson may again try to win the backing of parliament for his new book deal after a previous attempt was thwarted on saturday but for some of the m.p.'s sitting in the house choosing yes or no is becoming personal and i joined live by shania edwards to get more on the shot and bring us up to speed. while boris johnson is hoping that today is a meaningful monday but to quote the man himself the meaningful vote could now be void of meaning but it's not up to him it's up to the speaker of the house of commons the power really is in his hands whether or not he'll grant boris johnson that crucial vote on his deal or no deal and we could see that around 8 o'clock this evening but the fact

you got so many artists much greed so many decision that are supporting you've got john kyl you can just think you can go to madrid with them and you can but we depend on them and they can change the constitution but please don't stand they don't be able to fight . just reach because they are going to ruin the lives this conflict needs to be solved democratically the problem is not think i don't have a problem is with a planet or an honor or a spring. and other news this morning masked attackers and beaten up an elderly rabbi in the west bank while he was helping palestinian foreigners to pick olives for other volunteers including foreign nationals were hurt the rabbi tell just what happened and suspects his attackers were israeli settlers were picking all leaves suddenly we heard shouts in hebrew go away go away don't be you he'll settle etc people started to run away because we are not violent of course we are against any violence whatsoever they came with clubs i don't clubs and stones in the old people you know or run away but i'm. 80 years old it was it would be difficult for me aft

kyl kylie, thank you for that. they responded with aern roying of their own. the chairman of three key committees writing to pompeo that every effort to intimidate witnesses or prevent them from talking with congress is illegal and will constitute an obstruction of the impeachment inquiry. a . >> he's accused of trying to protect the president and himself because he was listening in on the phone call. they say pompeo appears to have an obvious conflict of interest because he's now a witness, all this as secretary pompeo visits the vatican and rome where he may respond to questions later in the day on the ukraine affair, but not betting on it. cnn's melissa bell live in rome for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. not count on it. for the time being the secretary of state has been visiting the vatican where he made a speech. this was a visit about faith-based organizations and interfaith dialogues. he's been visiting the sistine chapel as well. in a short while we expect him to come here on the outskirts of rome where he'll hold a joint pr

he served with former senator jon kyl as his aide. i don't know why he resigned.cting advice and whether he should or should not testify. but the result was not what the democrats hoped for. unlike a lot of these deep state cry babies saying donald trump cut us on the process with ukraine. tim was actually on the phone call. one of the few people in this mix who were and he said there was nothing illegal in that call. of course we already know that from the transcript. but it's nice to have a first-hand witness affirm that. lou: we just learned that tim morrison's last day on the job will be tomorrow, chris. let's turn to this colonel vindman. he's an interesting fellow. he talked about the interagency and the consensus of the interagency and he was informing people what the national security council would abide and what it would not. this is a man who has a very high opinion of this man lit rising out of the swamp called the inner agency and a low opinion of the constitution which does give foreign policy to the president to carry out. >> what we have is a collec

so, amongst those who have stood in this place, jon kyl, marco rubio, john bolton, mike lee, ted cruz, my friend, the ambassador to the united states from the state of israel, ron dermer and nile gardner's friend, daniel hadden, conservative member of the european parliament. so this is about them and this is about the legacy of senator helms, as brian said so eloquently. but i'm going to go back to the 1970s, not in this country, but in the united kingdom. the aircraft carrier freedom, the place where democratic representative began. 1970s when senator helms came to the united states senate, the united kingdom was on the eve of destruction. i saw it as a young american whose father was stationed on a british military base. what we now know is the soviet-backed labor unions were holding the uk in hostage. the welfare state drew the life out of the people. and the socialist labor government accepted the united kingdom's devolution into third-world status. out of the depths of those times came two remarkable leaders. one was a methodist grocer's daughter. the other was a baptist sheriff

in the past we have welcomed david hansen senator jon kyl and james mattis, a distinguished list and were very happy to have another distinguished speaker here today. the foundation also partners with the marine corps university foundation to host this event. and lieutenant general richard mills who is the president and ceo of the marine corps university foundation. general mills enjoyed a 40 year career at the marine corps and led marines all around the globe bosnia, somalia, iraq and afghanistan. he was also the priest enter marine corps to beat nato forces in combat. so to get this started we would like to ask all of you to join me in welcome general mills to the heritage foundation. [applause] >> thank you good morning. indeed i'm the chief executive officer of the ring core foundation. on behalf of the foundation is my privilege to welcome everyone to the shoes lecture. the foundation motto is educating 21st century leaders and war fighters in the mission is to enhance and enrich military education and leadership development to active-duty marines both officers and enlisted at t