lew wallace who wrote in that florid 19th-century style. can't just say these guys got off the train and made their campfires and cooked their coffee. here is the map, which i just described. you see where the battlefield was. sure enough, they were oming. they fired up a black pot, etc., etc. it is fun to read. wallace's memoir was the last thing he wrote before he died. we are going to be on sunday at the monocacy battlefield. i won't read this, but it is a little bit of the order of battle to show how few union troops there were and how many confederate troops. john brown gordon was one of the commanders. gordon fought throughout the eastern theater. he was shot five times at antietam. shot off his horse, shot through the face. he never faced the camera on his left side because of his eye. he said the battle at monocacy was the sharpest fight he was n. john c. breckenridge was one of the commanders. mccausland and his cavalry. ramseur and rodes. it started on the morning of july 9, which was extremely hot. all of the accounts, the troops

james waterhouse is in lewes and has been following the story.unt of time that anthony knott has been missing, ten days now, it was the 20th of december, that was when his christmas do was taking place and secondly, that it was out of character. you heard there injohn‘s report that his family say he loved both his family and his work, he seemed happy at the time of him being dropped off and you see him carrying about his normal business on the cctv. so police are saying they are keeping an open mind frankly, they have to because all possibilities are being explored. in the meantime, this distinctive walk he is said to have had, they hope that description might help jog some memories? yes, they are very much putting the focus on that, he apparently walks on the balls of his feet so he's very light, if you like, so they are urging members of the public to keep an eye out for that or recollect their memories to see whether they saw him at the time of his disappearance. there are posters dotted all around lewes with anthony's image and a message unde

for more on this, we can go live now to james waterhouse in lewes.his case is unusual firstly because of the sheer amount of time that anthony knott has been missing, ten days now. it was the 20th of december when his christmas do with taking place. secondly, it was out of character. you had in that report that his family say he loved both his family and his work. he seemed happy at the time of him being dropped off and you see him carrying about his normal business on the cctv. so police say they are keeping an open mind because they have to, because all possibilities are being explored. in the meantime, this distinctive walk he is said to have had, they are hoping that description mightjog had, they are hoping that description might jog the had, they are hoping that description mightjog the memories? yeah, they are putting the focus on that. he apparently walks on the balls of his feet, so they are urging members of the public to recollect their memories to see if they saw him at the time of his disappearance. there are posters dotted all around le

our correspondentjuliette parkin is in lewes and gave us this update.ng the alleyways and various back streets of lewes and going from place to place, asking for cctv. lewes sits on the river ouse, and specialist teams have been out searching the various waterways around this town. anthony knott is a london firefighter, but colleagues from the london fire service have been down here helping the local crews. they‘ve also been helping the police and the coast guard with this search. this is what the fire service told us earlier today about the extent of this search and rescue operation. they were at the lamb inn, and what we know is that anthony was there and needed to step outside, either to take a phone call or to take a breath of fresh air, and the last acknowledgement of his whereabouts then was around quarter past seven on friday. we understand that anthony knott had come down here for a christmas night out with work colleagues. he had arrived in lewes late afternoon, had been to various pubs and then gone onto the lamb at around 7:30pm. we understan

james waterhouse is in lewes and has been following the story.f the sheer amount of time that anthony knott has been missing — ten days now. it was 20th december, that was when his christmas do was taking place, and secondly, that it was out of character. his family say he loved both his family and his work, he seemed happy at the time of him being dropped out and you see him carrying about his normal business on the cctv, so police are saying they are keeping an open mind because, frankly, they have to, because all possibilities are being explored. apparently he walks on the balls of his feet, so sort of very light, if you like, so they're asking members of the public to keep an eye out for that or to remember if they saw him at the time of his disappearance. there are posters dotted all around lewes with anthony's image and a message underneath urging him to get in touch. what we've got to bear in mind is that around the time of his disappearance, the area around here, the river 0use, an open—air swimming pool as well, were all affected by heav

we had lew wallace. he was from a prominent family in indiana. his father was a governor, etc., etc. he was a young man who did not know what he wanted to do with his life. he was a journalist for a while, a lawyer. he didn't have any military experience, but he got into the zwab thing, dressed up like -- whatever you call them. like arabian nights or whatever they were. they did close order drills. of course, you know what happened to lew wallace after the war. he wrote the second best-selling novel of the 19th century, ben hur. he did have one of the best goatees, or van dycks. here is the zwab. pantaloons. he joined the union army, no experience, raises a regiment, and he has early success in romney, west virginia and again in fort henry and donaldson near tennessee early in 1962. things are dark for the union. they are looking for heroes. the northern press played wallace up. they made him into a big hero. promoted to major general youngest, one of the union generals. that was his high point. his low point came at shiloh. we don't have to get

discussing with jack lew moments ago.sche has all the details for us >> the president holding a meeting in the cabinet room earlier this afternoon with governors from around the country to talk about regulations. and in a lengthy availability, where cameras were present, president trump talked about what's coming up in terms of those china discussions and some of the difficulty that could rep main listen >> the deal will be finalized over the next couple of weeks. it's actually, translation is the biggest thing. the deal is finished, but the translation is very important. i said, make sure you have the right translators, because you can lose a lot with bad translation. we're working on getting that done >> the u.s. trade representative has said that this is targeted for a first week of january signing in washington, but as president trump notes, sometimes the devil is in the details. and specifically, the details as they are translated in either language wilf >> kayla, thanks so much i'm sure the complicated translation f

jack lew has endorsed obama's v.p. he follows john kerry, ken salazar, hilda solis and tom vilsack, all of them now lining up behind biden. and we're now just two days away from the next democratic debate. this one could be critical to voters just starting to pay attention. that is if the debate happens at all. jeff zeleny in washington. >> reporter: a consequential week for the candidates who are making their way to california for the last debate of the year in los angeles. there's a hitch. a union strike is still threatening to derail the debate. seven candidates said they all would skip if the labor strike is not resolved. look for movement on that today. the debate is shaping up to be a big one. a new poll out showing that nationally joe biden is dema commanding in this race, with 30%, and elizabeth warren next at 17%. the debate offers the candidates one last chance to meet before the end of the year. they've been sparring from afar and this is one of the frames. are democrats looking like warren or sanders or a h

jane lewes, bbc news.ounced she's retiring from tennis after the 2020 tournament in melbourne. she was the first scandinavian player to become a women's world number one. annabel croft. she says she's giving up everything —— said she published every thing she wanted to on the courts. i think she has more than fulfil their potential come i think a lot of people would've said the opposite, that she has actually overachieved, because you know, she was a great competitor, and you remember, she got some fineness of the usa i believe when she was 19 yea rs of the usa i believe when she was 19 years of age. she was world number one at the age of 20. and the one thing that was sort of hanging overhead was here was this one who had never been able to win a grand slam title, and finally, she did it in 2018 at the australian open, so it was a huge monkey off your back, as it were. i'm so thrilled for her, because he couldn't wish it on somebody who would be more hard—working, i think she had an amazing career. 30 tit

our correspondent, james waterhouse, is outside lewes police station for us. about this case? the police are still looking for information from the public, aren't they? they are. in their words, this is an unusual case because of the length of time that anthony knott has been missing. he was last seen ten days ago at a christmas do at the lamb pub close to him. he left at 7.15 for no reason. 0fficers the lamb pub close to him. he left at 7.15 for no reason. officers say they don't suspect any criminal activity and they have no evidence to suggest that he left the town of lewes, which has posters of anthony dotted all over the place. the search has focused on an open—air pool as well as the river 0use because at the time, the area was affected by flood water. he was dropped off at the christmas do by his fiancee, lucy, who says she is desperately looking for answers. he isafamily desperately looking for answers. he is a family man. he loves hisjob, his friends, his kids. it is christmas. this isn't something that he would intentionally do. he wouldn't want to s

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let's speak to detective inspectorjohn gillings, who joins us now from lewes police station.ou so much forjoining us and this is such a worrying time for the family. what are the current lines of enquiry you are the current lines of enquiry you are following? we are following a number of lines of enquiry at the moment. today we will have searchers out on the ground again and we will have offices doing house to house in the vicinity of lamb and also cctv sweeps and trawls and we will have a tea m sweeps and trawls and we will have a team of detective at the police station assessing the cctv to see if it helps us in anyway a lead. and i know that you have said that when releasing the cctv that he had a distinctive walk so tell us a little bit about that because you are asking people if they perhaps recognise him. yes, the family describe anthony as having a distinctive walk, they say he walks on the balls of his feet which leads into looking like he is bouncing along and he was also on the cctv rubbing his hands which we can see him doing with the pub itself early on in the eve

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jack lew to join john kerry, hilda solis, ken salazar and tom vilsack.untries would be better off if women were running these countries. and the old men need to step aside. >> a lot of people were interpreting obama's comments as a veiled slight at biden. obama has been making similar comments about women needing to be in more positions of power for years. certainly, people reading into the fact that, you know, obama hasn't explicitly thrown his support behind biden. a couple of lower-level obama aides have thrown their weight behind other candidates, namely pete buttigieg. certainly, the obama cabinet, the officials, they're not lining up behind joe biden. it tells you a lot how wide-open this race remains. >> more women in power is a good thing. i can agree with you both on that. i assume you do, too, sarah. sarah westwood, live for us in d.c. >>> lawmakers have agreed to ban the sale of tobacco products to anyone under the age of 21, in a sweeping new, spending bill. the plan also repeals three health care taxes designed to pay for the affordable care

anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewes in east sussex on december 20th. solidarity with another dual national being held in iran. kylie moore—gilbert, a british—australian academic, started an open—ended hunger strike six days ago in protest at being sentenced to 10 years on espionage charges. she has been held in solitary confinement since october 2018, while ms zaghari—ratcliffe was jailed four years ago. the scottish writer and artist, alasdair gray, has died in hospital in glasgow at the age of 85. gray blended themes of realism, fantasy, and science fiction, and often illustrated his own books, which included "janine" and "poor things". his first novel, lanark, took nearly 30 years to write and was described as "one of the landmarks of 20th—century fiction. " as the nhs braces itself for the new year period — often it's busiest time — a pioneering scheme in wales is aiming to take the pressure off hospitals and doctors surgeries. five members of the welsh ambulance service have graduated to become the uk's first advanced prescribing paramedics — and

announcement comes days after the leader warned washington it has until the end of the year to offer a break lew in dead lock diplomacy-- di lom see. he wants u.s. sadgeses liflt of lifted but president trurch who met kim three times most recently as they stepped over the board are from south to north korea in june saying pyongyang must denuclearize first. >> i would be surprised if north korea acted hostiley. have i a very good relationship with kim jung-un, i think we both warrant to keep it that way. north korea has already test launched a series of short to intermediate range missiles this year. this weekend's announcement takes pyongyang and washington one step closer to confrontation. roxana saberi, cbs you ins, london. >> quijano: prodemocracy protestors were back on the streets of hong kong today in bick numbers. hundreds of thousands turned out for the authorized march. to coinside with the united nations human rights day. to france now where the government is vowing to press ahead with its sweeping reform of the country's pengs system. that sparked outrage and new protests. elaine cobb

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lewe pit off, didn't we?the power of a prime minister with authority firmly in his hands. >> with this mandate and withth majority, we will outlast the able to do what? >> get brexit >> you have been paying attention. >> jubilation to keep the promise to leave the eu next month. the will we, won't we tussle of brexit for most at annd. >> getting brexit done the irrefutable, unarguable decisiot ofhe british people. >> but it didn't happen because because of labour goingut over, the majority he craved. the start of the change. >> in winning this election, we haveo trust of people who ha never vod conservative before. those people want change. we cannot -- must not let them down. and in delivering change, we must change too. [applause] let's get t exit done. rst, my friends, let's get breakfast done. thank you all very much for coming.l thank you alry much. [applause] >> boris johnson has what is iscalled aric victory. not only because of the biggest thnservative majority sinc 1980's, but also the first time he

juliette parkin is in lewes for us. — what‘s the scale of the search operation there?e have seen emergency services vehicles coming and going from here all day. search and rescue teams have even been out searching the alleyways of various backstreets and going from place to place asking for cctv. it sits on the river i did teams have been out searching various waterways around this town. anthony knott is a london firefighter but colleagues on the london fire service have been down here helping the local crews and police and the coast guard with the search. this is what the fire service told us earlier today about the extent of the search and rescue operation. when they were at the end, we know that anthony was there and it needed to step outside, either to take if uncle or a breath of fresh air, and the last acknowledgement of his whereabouts was around quarter past seven on friday. —— either to take a phone call or a breath of fresh air. we know he was at the lamb inn? we understand he had come down here on a christmas night out with work colleagues, he arrived late a

the father of four, from kent, disappeared on december 20th after going to a pub with friends in lewesenager has been convicted by a cyprus court of falsely claiming she was raped by a group of israeli tourists six months ago. her lawyers say she will apeeal. the outgoing head of the bank of england, mark carney, has said the financial sector is being far too slow to curb investment in fossil fuels. dozens of fires are burning out of control across australia as temperatures exceed a0 degress in every state. the 16—year—old campaigner greta thunberg has called on the british government to ensure that crucial climate talks in glasgow, next year, succeed in combatting global warming. she's been talking to the bbc at the end of a year in which she became known around the world for spearheading a youth movement pressing for more action on climate. mishal husain went to stockholm to meet her. she's the girl who galvanised the children to go on strike from school, and people of all ages to march, pushing for more action to control a warming world. it's a mission that has taken greta thunberg

the likes ofjohn lewes a nd good boy? yes. film crews, this shop made its video with a total budget of £100. this is the third christmas production made by tom and his friend, josh. it may not bring millions of shoppers to mid—wales, but it is delivering a bit of festive chair. you've got to admit it's the story of the day, it really is. very nearly christmas. that's one way of putting all of the frightening honest, isn't it? with the time about 1a minutes to six, i can't actually see the clock in here. let's move to your questions answered. our theme in which we put your questions to leading figures from all the main parties today. todayit today it is the turn of labour, and training from our oxford studio tonight is labour's shadow treasury spokesperson, anneliese dodds. good evening to you, we will try to get there as many of the viewers questions as we possibly can in the time that we have left. annalise, these have been sent in via e—mail, via twitter, the first one comes from alan, who says what makes jeremy corbyn your

disappeared, has been released by police. 33—year—old anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewesf december. sussex police are hoping the footage — which shows his distinctive walk — may help them to track his movements before he disappeared. sport now, and andy murray says he's "gutted", after being forced to pull out of next month's australian open because of a pelvic injury. the former world number one had hoped to compete in his first grand slam singles event since the same tournament 12 months ago, when he announced his career might be over. since then, he's undergone hip surgery and returned to competitive singles competition in august. england's cricketers have lost their first test against south africa in centurion. they were chasing a target of 376, but they were bowled out for 268. craig templeton reports any year of special moments for england's cricketers, could they squeeze in one more before we move onto the next? 376 runs will be england's highest ever successful run chase. joe denly set about putting a in it. the man that south africa really wanted was rory burns.

disappeared has been released by police. 33—year—old anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewes20th of december. sussex police are hoping the footage, showing his distinctive walk, may help them to track his movements before he disappeared. iran has said a british—australian woman who's reported to have gone on hunger strike in prison must serve her sentence. kylie moore—gilbert, who was jailed for spying, is being held in the same prison as the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and two french academics. boats carrying 31 migrants have been picked up as they attempted to cross the english channel. two have been taken by french authorities to france and the british borderforce intercepted a third. all of those found, including a pregnant woman, are thought to be in a safe condition. a group of former labour mps who lost their seats in the election have called for "fundamental change" at the top of the party. in a letter to the observer, the group, which includes former mp for wakefield mary creagh, said "cronyism" in the party and labour's "unwillingness" to stand u

specialist police, fire and coastguard teams have been coming and going all day from lewes fire stationoyed at this point in time, two of them on the water, the coast guard is searching and we have people going into town and talking to shops that were not open over the weekend. volunteers were briefed to take posters showing anthony knott‘s photograph out and about around the town in a bid tojog any possible memory of a sighting. shops and businesses put them up too. anthony knott was last seen here at the lamb, he was out celebrating christmas with colleagues. it is understood he stepped outside to use his phone and the group then moved on without him. i saw the search and rescue teams down where i live, so... fingers crossed? fingers crossed, yes. have you heard about it? i saw it online as well but yeah, i haven't seen anything... a father of four missing, family friends and colleagues desperately waiting for any news. the mother of baby, born with half a heart, says she‘s looking forward to celebrating their first christmas together. chloe conlin was in great 0rmond street hospital

anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewes in east sussex on december 20th. in eastern ukraine and the authorities in kyiv have exchanged some 200 prisoners. it's the first direct swap for two years. relations between the two countries deteriorated in 2014, when russia annexed ukraine's crimean peninsula. russian president vladimir putin and german chancellor angela merkel hailed the swap as a positive move. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is to go on hunger strike in solidarity with another dual national being held in iran. kylie moore—gilbert, a british—australian academic, started an open—ended hunger strike six days ago in protest at being sentenced to 10 years on espionage charges. she has been held in solitary confinement since october 2018, while ms zaghari—ratcliffe was jailed four years ago. the scottish writer and artist, alasdair gray, has died in hospital in glasgow at the age of 85. gray blended themes of realism, fantasy, and science fiction, and often illustrated his own books, which included "janine" and "poor things". his first novel, lanark, took

the father of four, from kent, disappeared on december 20th after going to a pub with friends in lewes'd created the world's first gene—edited babies has been jailed for three years. a court in shenzhen found professor he jiankui guilty of violating a government ban on conducting experiments on human embryos. our correspondent stephen mcdonell gave this udpate from beijing. we found out about this today when this court in shenzhen released its findings regarding he jiankui and two of his colleagues after a secret trial. now, to some extent, we can understand why this trial might have been secret because you can imagine the individuals who are involved, the people who've done the testing, who've agreed to have their children's dna altered — well, you know, the harrassment they might face in the future and the like, and so it's all been kept pretty secret where they are and in fact, the court documents revealed that a third child has, in fact, been born using he jiankui's methods. now, if we go back to november last year, he announced to the world he was the first person to have produced

disappeared has been released by police. 33—year—old anthony knott went missing during a work night out in lewesoping the footage — showing his distinctive walk — may help them to track his movements before he disappeared. iran has said a british—australian woman who's reported to have gone on hunger strike in prison must serve her sentence. kylie moore—gilbert, who was jailed for spying, is being held in the same prison as the british—iranian woman nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and two french academics. a group of former labour mps who lost their seats in the election have called for "fundamental change" at the top of the party. in a letter to the observer, the group — which includes former mp for wakefield mary creagh — said "cronyism" in the party and labour's "unwillingness" to stand up to anti—semitism were repeatedly raised as issues on the doorstep, and that issue "shamed the traditional values" of the labour party. at least five people have been killed by an explosion at a military graduation parade in yemen. authorities say the blast happened in the southern town of al—dhalea. no one has ye

the father of four from kent disappeared on december 20th after going to a pub with friends in lewesls have defended a decision to turn down a gift of more than £1 million — because the donor wanted to help pay the fees of disadvantaged white boys. studies have shown that white boys who are from deprived backgrounds are among the worst performers overall in schools. but dulwich college and winchester college said any donations on the grounds of a pupil's colour were not compatible with their schools' values. the shadow business secretary rebecca long—bailey says she's considering standing in the labour leadership election. writing in the guardian newspaper, she said labour had to rebuild trust after its election defeat, blaming the result partly on the party's stance on brexit. the headlines on bbc news: the government says it's "seriously concerned" about the fairness of a trial in which a british teenager was found guilty of lying about being raped by a group of men in cyprus. police investigating the deaths of a british father and his two children, who drowned in a pool in spain o

the father of four, from kent, disappeared on december 20th after going to a pub with friends in lewes a decision to turn down a gift of more than £1 million — because the donor wanted to help pay the fees of disadvantaged white boys. studies have shown that white boys who are from deprived backgrounds are among the worst performers overall in schools. but dulwich college and winchester college said any donations on the grounds of a pupil's colour were not compatible with their school's values. football now, and west ham has been welcoming its new manager david moyes back for a second stint leading the premiership club. he said the club's owners had "acted with class" by turning to him to replace manuel pellegrini — who was sacked at the weekend following a string of defeats. jo currie has more. when you're struggling at the wrong end of the premier league table, sometimes it's best to turn to what, or who, you know. david moyes, back at the club he rescued from relegation in 2018, and with the same remit. in the premier league. i think i've probably got the biggest win rate out of a c

foreign secretary dominic raab said that this was a step in the right direction and called on mr sik lewesnited states to face justice here in britain. her lawyers have also issued a statement on her behalf saying, that and is devastated by this tragic accident, and continues to extend her deepest condolences to the family, but the statement goes on to say she will not return voluntarily to the united kingdom to face a potentialjail sentence for what was a terrible but unintentional accident. now, we sentence for what was a terrible but unintentionalaccident. now, we have spoken to extradition experts, and they say there is a good track re cord they say there is a good track record of the united states sending people back to britain to face court cases here. whether that's the same in this case, because she initially claimed diplomatic immunity in this country, we don't know. there are also the comforting factors that her husband works on an intelligence base here in the united kingdom, had worked on an intelligence base, that too may be a complicating factor. ultimately, this will go befo

she feels numb, not knowing what's happened to him. 0ur correspondent james waterhouse is outside lewesstation for us. what do we know about this case? the search continues, doesn't it? good morning, yes, there are posters across the area of anthony knott, urging him to get in touch, he was last seen ten days ago at a work christmas do at the laam pub close to here i'm aware the police as you can see. he left at around quarter past seven at night without any reason and the police search has seen them go and open air pool, the river, because at this time the area was affected by floodwater but it is less —— left his fiancee lucy 0tto desperately searching for answers. he isa desperately searching for answers. he is a family man, he loves his job, he loves his friends and kids. it is christmas. this is not something that he would intentionally do, he would not want to stay away, so that is why we are extra worried because it is... it is notjust like him. and we are thinking... just thinking the worst. so in an attempt to drop ——john people's memory police have released cctv which shows an

treasury secretary is endorsing joe biden in the 2020 race speaking on the closing bell yesterday, jack lewxplained his decision >> joe biden has both the heart to care and the experience to lead he has demonstrated his deep concern for an economy that works and works for working americans, for restoring american values and restore america's leadership as the global and economic leader that we need to be. he surrounds himself with people who really are the leaders with the next generation and has the ability to reach across party lines and across all parts of the democratic party he has the ability to make donald trump a one-term president. >> wall street is coming off the fourth straight day of gains with averages close at record highs. the phase one trade deal has lifted the cloud of uncertainty some what. >> joining me now, the founder of organization. are things more certain now? >> i think things are more certain now than back in the summer we've been talking a long time now since early october. u.s. small caps, midcaps are right for a rally. they are up around 12% they'll continue to

as you head to the 101 corridor and east of pen da lew ma. that will intensify toward the afternoon hours. by about mid-morning, really you should start to see significant rainfall in the north bay. your temperatures arcing cantlie warmer than they were yesterday. in some instances up to 20, almost 20 degrees warmer than yesterday, because of the cloudcover. it is keeping things more mild. your satellite and radar shows this low pressure system bringing all that rain, but moving out quickly and this will be in control for new year's in the beginning of next week the as for this rain shower we'll see today, most is in the coastal mountains up to 2 inches but for the rest of us we're mostly half-inch or stow. that is in the next 24 hours which is really all that rain is going to last. in fact, probably less than that, but it will be upping our rain totals. we started at a deficit or above in santa rosa looking good in san francisco, livermore, san stan. those could use a little more rain. as far as the futurecast is concerned, moving through by

and so we are praying with great compassion for congressman lew lewis. the warrior. remember him and he haasa very strong warrior. >> it was one of the greatest honors of my life to walk by his side across this bridge and i will do the same as he crosses his next period >> lewis says he may have to miss the houseboats undergoing cancer treatment during the next several weeks but with prayers and god's grace he hopes to be back in the front line soon. mike. >> mike: jonathan, thank you very much. if i'm next, u.s. citizens are taking the risk to smuggle people across the southern border. of beyond our borders tonight too. court in sudan sent 27 members of the security forces to death for torturing and killing the detained protesters earlier this year. if the appeal is the first sentence connected to the killing of more than 200 pro-democracy protesters since last december. three other security force members will served prison time and seven were acquitted. collusion and near freezing cabbages are creating havoc in india. at six were in the roads it was at to its colde

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umbrella and also bring that cold weather gear as this rain is going to be a continuing over the next lew couple of days to just make sure that you plan accordingly and we also want to mention that the national weather service has had a wind advisory throughout pretty much all of the east tonight and that will be running until 7 o'clock tomorrow morning so keep an eye out for a loose tree branches and also if you have any sort of a holiday decorations on your home they may. come a little loose in a might blow a little around because of the strong winds. so that's important to keep in mind as well that's the latest here live in pleasanton dan thorn kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>curious, how well $1.50 umbrella works when it really comes down to it though get a good man and a half out of that one and the winds back to the north bay now word has been raining virtually nonstop all night we check in now with and for as go on. >>they just seen in grand the rain has not let up. i want to show you the creek now now we haven't got a chance to see that all night. we're in downtown san anselmo and t

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hunter biden, joe biden and many others but we don't have a witness list past what he's said public lew, by again, we expect in the near future we'll have more. >> that's who he wants in the senate trial. are they coordinating now with nat republic senate republicans? >> they're trying to coordinate, but it's not clear they're going to get that list and the reason for that is a few. one, you need 51 votes to get sign off on any type of witness list eed turning this into a show. in other words, he wants to give some of his senate republicans who are in top districts some cover there by say this is a process they felt good about. they were able to review all of the information, all of the witness testimony then come to final conclusion. so he's worried about holding on republican majority in the senate. the white house has been girding for this moment. they're focused on the senate trial, but also on firing back at this entire process. we saw that in a series of tweets from president trump. let me read you a sampling of what we saw from the president today. he called this a witch hunt. su

a quick programming note as we do go to break do not miss former treasury secretary jack lew on closingy discussing the latest on trade, that's coming up at 4:00 p.m. ertin me dow is up 191. >>> analysts betting on more highs in 2020. this is forecast too hot too cold ndutust right? fi o on tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street's" coming up. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. ♪ music >>> welcome back squawk on the street let's send it over to the group in chicago and rick santelli with the santelli exchange hey, rick. >> good morning, thank you, morgan i'd like to welcome ubs chief economist seth carpenter spent a decade and a half at the fed as well. seth, trade deal done. that was one of the big quote/unquote uncertainties facing

affairs committee, i've spent years trying to promote american values of democracy and the rule of lew and other -- in other parts of the world including eastern europe. because i have been so steeped in ukrainian issues for so long, i know how damaging president trump's actions were. but the president's damage does not end there he has consistently obstructed at every turn of this investigation. this nation's founding fathers fought to end unaccountable rule. did not free ourselveses from a king to turn think president into a monarch. but the camera of history is rolling. and i will cast my vote consistent with the principles of democracy, the rule of law and our constitution for the impeachment of president donald y. trump. i do so because i could not look my granddaughter or any member of future generations in the eye having condoned actions that undermine our democratic system. i urge all of my colleagues to do the same. may god bless the united states of america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: thank you, madam speaker. i yield one minute to the g

. >> and that was michelle lew with mississippi today who did extra ordinary reporting on that.e bureau. and we're proud that we helped them reopen the bureau in the heart of coal country. so suddenly will writhe oght ou heounty meetings and finds out that there are thousands who don't have access to clean drinking water and are really mad. so just by virtue of showing up, will was able to put attention on it, $5 million in funding comes forward, two counties that didn't have clean access drinking water suddenly have it. so to abc your questionswer you think there is a deep yearning to do the journalism that addresses local issues. when they don't see it in their local newspaper, sadly they go to national television where news feels ubiquitousubiquitous. it is wall to wall 24/7 news, but not local news. so to answer your question, the local angle is where we need to do more. so we put out this call to reporters to apply. we want people to come forward. >> and what you are doing so so important and we thank you for it. local journ are alism is vital e nation. >>> still ahead, new

eventually, bournemouth east, lewes and dudley moore —— dudley north.ght. let's have a look at the end of the conservative line and this brings in projections. we have not got results from these but we are calling them as conservatives, we will see what happens in the next few hours. marcus 15 staying in their stop —— marcus 15 staying in their stop —— marcus staying in there. batley and spent, we cannot be certain about it but it looks like that would be a conservative gain as well. that is how they did it. fa ncy fancy that. thank you for underlining the fact that dennis skinner is no longer in the house of commons. he would have been father of the house. peter bottomley will now become the new senior member, the most long—standing member of the house of commons. bolsover, we're talking about a former mining area in derbyshire and this has only had two mps since its creation in 1950 and dennis skinner was elected in 1970. he has not been well recently. look at the scale of the change in the labour fired. in look at the scale of the change in the labou