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it seems so early on the 1st goal of the match came from villains local boy maximally and little step one now past. having favorites like to go over to behind after 31 minutes the last time i trailed against private 2 weeks back they couldn't turn it around and last. but against hazard they seemed unfazed and just 7 minutes later they were awarded a penalty for this handball. who asked to take it but. you know tennis tentacle in 11 games commissaire like. leipzig don't just have the fed best defense after both spot and lap after they got the best attack in the league. scoring goals is just too easy for like 6 months how subjects have made it to one. that stormed back in front of for the break it's enough to make any coach swoon. so it was very beautiful if we score goals and it's more beautiful for. the people in the stands of score goals and we were scored 2020 goza last 4 games so i think we all could be happy. and that brings us back to team advantage when he saw the final minutes himself he setting up as teammates he had 5 assists in its previous 2 matches and grabbed another agai

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distillery tour, where the obligatory, oh, look, i'm in scotland, i'm a politician, i must have a little stepno, i'm not allowed. it was meant to be a self—imposed blues band for the prime minister booze ban for the prime minister during the election, so i think we are going to hear that gag. over and over. quite a lot. it's not like borisjohnson's repeated a gag over and over. 0h, joy. laura, very quickly, liberal democrats today in courts, why were they in court? well, they are very very, very cross aboutjoe swinson, who is presenting herself as a candidate to be the prime minister, not being included in the head to head my ministerial debates. and the lib dems have done what we thought they probably would do, which is apply for a judicial review of the decision. and for people who follow the sort of travails of the tv debates over the years since 2010, when they sort of became quite a big, you know, media fixation, and a political fixation, you know, discuss whether that's right or wrong, some people love them, some people think they are pointless, i'm making nojudgement. i think they are

here in five years having the same conversation about everything is fine and we're taking these little steps. we're long passed that. so the crisis response team will respond to how crisis in the street. far too arc too often i see thee used far too often and that can make things a lot worse. instead, we need people who are trained to respond in never ways and in ways that we not only stabilize the situation but enter people into a system of care. it just cycles right back. there's no responsibility for that person and their needs in an ongoing way and that's the commitment we want to make with mental health sf. the office insurance accountability, this is very important because no one in our city, whatever your insurance situation is should feel alone without someone they can go to fight for them and to make sure they get access to treatment and i want to shout out to the folks from kaisr and uhw fighting for mental health within the system at kaiser and many of us have kaiser and we've heard people going months without treatment. they need to get their appropriate care and when they fail,

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step back a little bit on this. has created an environment where thing not good for the american people, not good for the president, where i feel like you can do whatever you want to without consequence. >> so the audience really now is not going to be the senate. what i heard you say is no matter what kind of evidence comes forward, even if you have the president on tape, it's not going to be enough for the senate republicans. so the audience is really the citizens. the poll that you showed earlier, the marquette poll, that was done through november 17th, before all of last week's testimonies. so, yes, the democrats have some more work to do to bring out all of this information. but honestly, if we don't think that intervening in an election, that causing a foreign government to intervene in an election to tilt the election in the president's favor is not a violation of his oath of office, then what is impeachable?! >> do you think it's impeachable, though? >> absolutely, i think it's impeachable! you don't think s

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crux of your point is fair in that, by and large, i think this administration is looking to step back a little has certainly been more willing to fill that void. dave stepped up their operations in syria. they've had a closer relationship with iran. they've definitely built a much tighter relationship with president erdogan than anything we would have seen even a few years ago. romaine: our thanks to bloomberg news' bill faries in washington. let's turn to our stock of the hour, tesla. elon musk saying the company has received 200,000 orders for that new cybertruck, with those hard windows. [laughter] romaine: abigail doolittle joins us to talk a little more about it. tesla says they've got all these orders, fully refundable, and up.stock is unveiled this cybertruck, which is incredible to those who either love it or hate it. the steel balls did shatter the "shatterproof" windows, but the design is so futuristic and people are having such a reaction to it. folks saying it is going to be a niche vehicle and that tesla need volume. wealth friday, but a tweet basically insinuating that 200,000 pr

we will move ahead a little bit about next step for me governor to the great state of south carolina like you to tell the audience a little bit about when you were offered the are offered the position to be an ambassador was a difficult decision to make what we really want to know what were those conversations like with president donald trump was asking asked to take on this momentous position statement i actually knew the president a few years prior after i won the primary% risk envelope with great gold trim and have a check in and it was a note that said you're a winner. i have talked to him then we had stayed in contact over the years and then we have a republican primary and with six people on the stage a lot of talent on and i put my backing on another candidate it was around that time where he sent out a tweet that says nikki haley is an embarrassment to south carolina. in which i find it in lesser heart. but we really did have a respect for each other. fast-forward he went to the primary i supported him in the general election can i get a call from new chief of staff and he sai

are returning at a little bit of a lesser level. >> this year pg&e says it can only provide a $5000 grant. usually it contributes $20,000- $30,000 but some new sponsors have steppedgoogle, ebay and smaller companies like little orchard self storage. >>> right now it's 6:27 am. one year ago the deadly and destructive camp fire raged out of control through butte county changing thousands of lives forever. next, we are talking about the ceremonies planned for today to help the town of paradise heal and recover. >>> after being closed for more than you are the point reyes lighthouse opens today. look at the renovations and improvements made to the historic building. it will be a little foggy out there today as it is over the city and the bay. san francisco is under there somewhere. steve said it will be about 60 for the high today in the city. you are watching mornings on 2. >>> just ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. numbers heading lower once again. pg&e is on our radar. they lost more than $1 billion in the last quarter because of liabilities from the wired fires the cost for inspecting the lines and now dealing with the aftermath of the powe

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steps. they received little guidance on how theil panel complete them.ased on what abby stated, you have a republican party with graham and other who ison't want to break from president trump. so this nufse the judiciary hecommittee and to house floor. what's the outlook for democrats to get a republican to come along? you've mentioned some of the retiring republicans aren't really there. is this going t a party line te? i don't know if the republican leadership kevin mccarthy and the others are going to lose one apt this point, i think they're probably right. if they don't lose s leonee will hurd or me turner both who expressed dismay over the call when they first heard about it, i see it verynlely they're going to pick somebody. th is abby's point. they are impeaching a president in electio cycle. a first-term president which has never happened before. runs the party. and this particular president he uses fear and intimidation on his own party in way that no president in our memory has ever he's tweeted ivanovich in the middle of her testimony.ry it's

so if somebody stepped out of the workforce because they felt a little burned out, said, "i'm taking temporary time out, and i think i'll step back a little while later," i wonder how many of them found that that's a permanent timeout. >> reporter: do you think there's a hu untapped pool of productivity? >> yes. >> reporter: it's on the sidelines? >> yes. >> reporter: but al feeoreh is still working thanks to his" flexible schedule."os >> i come indays of the week. but if i need something to be able to do something else, i d that. >> reporter: back at trane, does brenda phillips miss working full-time? >> no! (laughs) did i say that fast enough? >> reporter: but she l working part-time, and needs to. >> my husband had a stroke and he's disabled, so i'm the breadwinr. so i have a lot of responsibility on my shoulders. >> reporter: rurning to work gave retiree herbert galbreath financial stability. >> get out of debt, pay theop bills off, tha the door for other things. i want to travel out west for you know?ks in a row. things like that. >> reporter: and as the proportion of older work

in it. >> she plays a year round worker in the christmas shop. >> this is my little helper. >> that's when handsome henry stepsngs her a little faith in love. ♪ i've gotta have faith, faith, faith ♪ >> george michael is literay -- >> grge michael. >> literally another character in the whole movie. ♪ i'll give it to someone special ♪ >> emilia covers some of the most amazing songs of his. >> yes, you did all your own singing. >> i did. ♪ last christmas i gave you my heart ♪ >> i don't do my own stunts, but i doo my singing. >> how did y feel about that 'cause you were taking on george michael? >> i know. well, it's kind of funny. i think it was -- i was aware that that would be too much pressure for me to be, like, it's george michael. as soon as iind of realized that the words that i were saying were so poignanfor the character that -- i was telling her story. it just that george michael was giving me the vehicle with which to do that. >> see, that's why she's an actress. that's why she's an award winning actress. >> well, also in new york, john crewzinskis big premier and we talked to him. > who is more nervo

this might add a little spring to your step dow futures up 135 points.rade headlines out of china saying dc and beijing have agreed in principal to cancel some existing tariffs and are getting closer to what they cause call that phase one trade agreements markets coming in at record highs. we could see new record highs if those stick. the big stock stories of the day. number one, toyota the automaker sticking to earnings out look for the year toyota announced plans for nearly $2 billion buy back the nikkei 25 in japan is up 11% in 90 days toyota is going places qualcomm reporting better than expected results helped by renewed licensing deal with wiapple. predicting 200 million smartphones will be sold next year the potential impact for that faster wireless technology >> i think the general trend of people using more 5g versus less is there certainly at the price points that people tend to talk about in terms of being the market moving price points. there is a lot ofreasons that is true. in the developed world from china through to the united states, the

little kid. and follow the steps or do something or see bigger. friends one up liberal to a stranger here if you know if you want to vote after they'll pass or attack the new york times reported that in the previous 7 months president trump's campaign had run at least 2000 facebook ads with the word invasion guys that we saw not just that fox news ramped up the attacks but then obviously the trump campaign started running thousands of facebook ads. since the shooting his campaign is spent over a $1000000.00 on immigration related facebook ads. more than on any other political issue this year i think trump and fox news see what happened in el paso as unfortunate but sort of something that's going to happen when you launch a campaign like this they see the political benefits of making americans terrified about immigrants coming into this country and using that as a rallying cry they want to have drugs pouring into our country you have to have a wall and you have to stop it we don't want dangerous criminal aliens roaming free in north carolina we wan

step back a little bit.sident had some genuinely deep-rooted concerns about corruption in ukraine for. that's what he expressed to us yes again, believed him or give him his business dealings in the in the region when we had the conversation i did. the concerns the president had with corruption. president wasn't the only company that was mentioned right. it was a generic as i think i testified chairman schiff, it was a generic. corruption oligarchs. and but other companies came out today. i don't know if they were mentioned specifically it might have been after gas because we were working on another issue with nafta gas so that might have been one of them. one point in your deposition i believe did you said, yeah, nafta gas comes up in every conversation is that fair probably. i just doctor hill at one point attributed to you. the president has given you a large remit are you familiar with her. i didn't understand what she was talking about ok. but but you you haven't we got into this a little bit in your yo

want to just step back a little bit and just verify with you that the president had some genuinely deep rooted concerns about corruption in ukraine correct that's what he expressed to us yes again you believe him right given his business dealings in the in the region when we had the conversation i did and when you 1st started discussing. the concerns the president had with corruption brazil wasn't the only company that was mentioned right it was a generic as i think i testified to chairman shift it was a generic corruption oligarchs just bad stuff ok going on in ukraine and and but other companies came up didn't day i don't know if they were mentioned specifically it might have been nafta gas because we were working on another issue with nafta gas so that might have been one of them. it one point in your deposition i believe you said yeah nafta gas comes up in every conversation a fair probably. you had. i guess dr hill at one point attributed to you the terminology that the president has given you a large remit you familiar with her assertion of i didn't understand what she was talking