jurors in a new york federal court only took a few hours to decide that mark scott was guilty of helpinga to final $400 million away from investors and into her private account and that of her associates. in his defence, misters got‘s lawyers argue that the client had no idea that 0necoin was worthless. the bulgaria—based organisation behind 0necoin continues to operate and denies all wrongdoing. in a statement given to the bbc podcast, the missing cryptoqueen, it said: "0necoin verifiably fulfils all criteria of the definition of a cryptocurrency" and added "our partners, our customers and our lawyers are fighting successfully proceedings against 0necoin" president trump is expected to sign into law two bills supporting protesters in hong kong, after the us house of representatives passed them earlier this week. china has accused the us of indulging violent criminals, amid concerns in the business world the row could derail attempts to end the trade war between the two sides. mariko 0i and our asia business team are following the story. that's right, he has about ten days to sign or vet

mark scott was accused of helping the founder of the digital currency to use offshore banks as well asompanies to hide $400 million of investor's money does investors‘ money. investor‘s money does investors‘ money. investors worldwide were led to believe 0necoin was a legitimate digital currency being run out of bulgaria. prosecutors in new york said it was actually a ponzi scheme that attracted billions of dollars from investors around the world, but has no real financial value. from investors around the world, but has no realfinancial value. its founder has not been seen or heard from since 2017. jurors in a new york federal court only took a few hours to decide that mark scott was guilty of helping the founder final $400 million away from investors and into her private accounts, and that of her associates. in his defence, mr scott‘s lawyers argued their client had no idea that 0necoin was worthless. that was samira hussain in new york for us. and 0necoin ltd denies any wrongdoing. it said in a recent statement given to the bbc "the missing 0necoin verifiably verifiably for fields or

jurors in a new york federal court only took a few hours to decide that mark scott was guilty of helpingfrom investors and into her private accounts, and that of her associates. in his defence, mr scott's lawyers argued their client had no idea that 0necoin was worthless. the bulgaria—based organisation behind 0necoin ltd continues to operate and denies all wrongdoing. it said, "0necoin verifiably fulfils all criteria of the definition of a cryptocurrency" in a statement given to a bbc podcast, the missing cryptoqueen. after seven years, the iconic new york city taxi drivers calendar is rolling out its final edition. it's become a cult classic, showcasing the somewhat saucier side of their lives. created by husband and wife team, shannon and phil kirkman, it parodies the popular offering from the new york city fire department. earlier i asked shannon and augie, otherwise known as mrjune, about the inspiration behind their calendar. we want to celebrate real people in their real skin. that's exactly what i did. your drivers, the 12 of them, they didn't mind, some of them, stripping off? w

jurors in a new york federal court only took a few hours to decide that mark scott was guilty of helpingy from investors and into her private accounts, and that of her associates. in his defence, mr scott's lawyers argued their client had no idea that onecoin was worthless. the bulgaria—based organisation behind onecoin ltd continues to operate and denies all wrongdoing. it said "onecoin verifiably fulfils all criteria of the definition of a cryptocurrency" in a statement given to a bbc podcast, the missing cryptoqueen. and you can get more background and analysis on this story. just go to bbc.com/news where the bbc‘s technology team have a detailed podcast on the history of the company onecoin. after seven yea rs, the new york city taxi drivers calendar is rolling out its final edition. the calendar has become a cult classic showcasing the funnier and somewhat saucier side of new york cabbies. the charity calendar was created by husband and wide team shannon and phil kirkman. it parodies the popular offering from the new york city fire department, which features musclebound firefighters

jurors in a new york federal court only took a few hours to decide that mark scott was guilty of helpingnd into her private accounts and that of her associates. in his defence, mr scott's lawyers argued that their client had no idea that onecoin was worthless. interesting story, and a great podcast. time now for our daily look at some of the newspaper and website stories which have caught our eye. joining me is riaz kanani, co—founder of markering firm, radiate b2b. welcome to the programme. you had talked about this story to us earlier, it is about google. it has been running into dated fears over its fitbit deal. politicians and privacy campaigners have apparently called for the deal to be blocked, what are they worried about? fitbit has been a leader in the wearable space for quite some time, they had something like 27 million pieces of information. everybody around the world is obviously very worried about what people are doing with data, and google getting access to that could obviously lead to becoming a monopoly on health data, which would give it a undue power, should we say? goo

mark scott was accused of helping the founder of the cryptocurrency onecoin to funnel four hundred millionunts. a global ban on political advertising on twitter comes into force today. the social media giant's chief executive, jack dorsey, announced the move last month, saying that the reach of political messages should be earned and not bought. iain anderson is chairman of the public relations and lobbying firm cicero group. good morning. how is this going to work? the micro targeting that's taken place in the past four orfive major electoral cycles that we've seen major electoral cycles that we've seen has been for the political parties are seen has been for the political parties a re really seen has been for the political parties are really important way of getting to voters without having to getting to voters without having to get to indoors and it's also really big business. twitter has announced as of today no more political advertising on twitter so if you fire up your twitter, you're not going to see any, let's hear about it if you do and google is going to stop the ability of poli

. >>> mark is off, scott is here today.etween the saints and the falcons. >> didn't start out that way, turned into a thanksgiving thriller. 49ers were about playing the toughest two-game stretch in the nfl the entire the season. they get the ravens this week, saints next week. new orleans looking every bit the part of a contender as they host the falcons tonight. first-quarter drew brees a little shovel pass to taysom hill, the gadget guy. 17-9 at the break. now it's 3:30 to play and desperation time for matt ryan and the falcons. 13 yards to russell gage, two point conversion failed, down 11. they get an onside kick, they kick a field goal, down eight, they get a second onside kick., ishmael, and the stay in the nfl, recovering two in a row is crazy. it's a ballgame. you are down eight, got two minutes, but the saints just smothering. cameron jordan had four sacks, new orleans had nine total, they hang on south, first team to clinch a playoff spot and for that you bills, cowboys and jason garrett feeling the heat these da

mark on twitter. tom phillips agreed. and scott brian had this to say.ws for someone to discuss those points on the programme this week but were told that as the move was still up for consultation, but would not be possible. but newsround's editor has written a blog on the subject in which he says: finally, a return to the subject of prince andrew and to a complaint well known by all regular newswatch viewers. here is nicholas witchell again on wednesday's news at ten, reporting on the decision by the duke of york step back from his public duties. what does it mean in practical terms? andrew is not i'm told resigning any of his patronage is, but if charities want to find a new patron, i am told that will be fully understood. he will not be carrying out any public engagement but he will still attend what are called royal family events. such as trooping the colour, or remembrance sunday. he is of course honorary colonel of the grenadier guards. as many have done in similar circumstances before him, tim wondered what the point was of nicholas witchell stand

. >> scott. >> mark meadows in "the washington post" tonight says this whole thing comes down to one it doesn't seem like republicans know exactly what he's going to say. you know, he did in his amended statement say that public corruption investigations, plural. i'm wondering if he's going to show up and say, well, we were interested in a lot of different investigations and, yes, maybe the biden thing was part of it, but it wasn't the only thing. i think that's a possible way, and he may also lean on some of the testimony we've heard. i think there's four witnesses now who have said that biden -- vice president biden, at a minimum, had at least an appearance of a conflict of interest. he may lean back on some of the other testimony we've heard and if he does that, will that be enough to appease the white house or -- >> i can see why there are a lot of nervous republicans. if they're saying it's all coming down to one guy and it's that guy, who seems so inept. you know, you and i have been around the world of politics, and you have as well, jen. it is populated with people like this

somewhere, joining he, scott neil. and mark nooch, and bob pennington.whiskey. >> thank you. kennedy: what an incredible story, a lot of you did not have experience in terms of horses, and you had to free people in afghanistan after 9/11. >> i did have experience. >> you grew up -- >> well, in front of kmart that horse. kennedy: come on. >> that was mark. kennedy: mark grew up with horses. and rest of them had to have a crash course. >> i grew up in kansas high school rodeo, college rodeo, get av it, cowboy up, that is what they did, they had to cowboy up and ride horses in middle of the mission for first 23 days on horseback with our afghan allies. >> and literally liberate people from the taliban. >> we spent our careers, going throughout the world fighting dave and goliath. >> over 30 years, twib 26 as a n beret. kennedy: i am sure a lot of people you searched with no one anticipated what would happen on 9/11 in aftermath. and i am sure a lot of people did not anticipate after 18 years we would still be in afghanistan. >> no. kennedy: what would you t

standing next to the president not only was the leader of afghanistan but mark milley and general scott miller who is the four star general in charge of u.s. operations in afghanistan. a general with decades of expaerns in special operations. very well regarded. if you were pushing back against the u.s. military command structure, you're pushing back against top commanders like that referring to them as the deep state. this is something that certainly there's just probably no way to describe it other than to say it's not trau. >> spider, beyond my rarely seen excellent sports commentary, your final thoughts? >> completely aligned with what barbara just said. the notion of a military deep state which really is throwing darts very, very precisely at the ucmj that really underpins everything you do in the military to ensure that the wonderful professional soldiers and military folks can find a path forward and that the criminals can be identified and moved to the side so we can meet the national security requirements as stated. i mean, that underpins everything we do to say that that's par

jimmy garoppolo to another win yesterd mark as kyle shanahan scott signed t changes performance. >>the us supreme court has temporarily blocked the release of preside trump's taxes his financial documents were set to be released on wednesday after a lower court inion allowed a house subpoena to go forwad. president trump requested the court blocked that subpoena the house said iwould agree to a temporary stay in order to give the us supreme court justices more time to consider the legal arguments. happening tomorrow congress set to vote on a plan to avoid another federal government shutdown the government runs ut of money thursday night jt eateor reports on the solution that's likely to pass but. >>not everyonis happy with it. >>we have such longer list of things that we need to do in congress the clock is ticking for louisiana, congressman ralph abraham and s colleagues to pass a slew of bills before the year's end. but the mo pressing item on this week's agenda have done about tennessee congressman phil roe lays out the 2 options agree on a new budget which likelwon't happen by

mark . >> thank you senator scott and yes, south carolina is a very popular state for manufactured housing. as you know there's 376,000 manufactured homes in your state, that's about 20 percent of your homes are manufactured housing. i think what manufactured housing does is it allows us to supply anaffordable price point . the average site built home today is going for $294,000 excluding land. the average manufactured home is $72,000. it's a big difference when people are fighting for affordability every day so at the end of the day this bill, 1804 really allows us to spread manufactured housing across the country and gives people the choice of having an affordable option so that they can support their family . >> thank you mister yost. we want to thank the witnesses for being here today and for giving us important testimony that will help us help the most vulnerable in our society . >> thank you senator scott. >> questions for miss matthews and ms. bailey, starting with you. i appreciate the number of you mentioned on the panel and i asked the fostering state law housing opportunities ac

committee released the transcripts from two more close door interviews but i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". jon: mark zandi becomes the first official from the federal budget office to testify an impeachment inquiry. house investigators issued a subpoena this morning to ensure he would show up as they pressed for details on the timeline of military aid to ukraine. as a second closed-door deposition in as many days. after state department official david holmes testified yesterday it comes on the heels of public testimony from three witnesses this week which republicans claim is all hearsay. >> i think frankly things are going well for the president. they have had three hearings and three witnesses with no firsthand knowledge. the facts and i say this all the time but that's the thing about facts, they don't change. we have to call transcripts in the two individuals on the call president trump and president zelensky who said there was no pressure no pushing whatsoever. jon: this all as depositions are disclosed from one national security official and an aide to vice president pence. we go now to boxing

scott thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin life, liberty, and levin donald trump jr. don't have to introduce you really. it is a about pleasure. >> we've never met before. we haven't no in person i've been watching far while. >> thank you like wise you've written and unbelievable book triggered how the live thrive on hate and wants to silence us nobody if knows us better than your family. >> yeah. we've been through a lot. i think it was interesting for years people say don you should write the business bock and honestly i was like my father has had that covered but for me over the last few years what i've got to experience if both having a -- sort of front row seat to political history, you know getting it to be at least one of the tips of the spear of the greatests political upset ever -- or to also being, you know, the number two subject of the greatest witch hunt ever with the mueller hoax said you know what now to time is write the book i've written over america and written incredible l stuff. see what my father is actually doing and for me as an american, as cit

the inauguration ceremonies been held for sri lanka's new president scott the claimed victory after a campaign marked by nationalist rhetoric and promises of better security and he now has the task of lifting the country out of an economic slump made worse by the easter bombings bolivians are facing food and fuel shortages supporters of the former president evo morales continue to block roads the new interim government says it's created a so-called air bridge to the main city the pas that is military planes delivering supplies morales resigned and fled to mexico after winning an election many believe was actually rigged and haiti's president of an illinois says he is holding talks to form a unity government moyes says his country needs international support after 2 months of anti-government protests made haiti's dire humanitarian situation even worse there is widespread anger of a high inflation crime and allegations of corruption haiti's been without a functioning government since march you're up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera up front with many her son is coming up next. the minister. is

scott roxboro. well she is only 32 years old but luisa clément is making her mark as a digital artist as a longtimestudent of world famous photographer and i asked her focuses on the body and how it is ultimately made anonymous by technology she currently has a solo exhibition on in auckland where her photos videos sculptures and installations raise questions about our identity in a digital eyes for. aesthetic beguiling and confusing luisa clements work asks the question of where we are right now still in reality or in a virtual world and what to find some people in the digital age. the artist gets her inspiration in city centers where she takes snapshots with her cellphone camera mostly a faceless shop window dummies she photographs shapes and abstractions a reference to the digitalisation that's changing daily life. for a month because of course there are changes in terminology conventions of speech forms of speech interpersonal relations always have had something to do with localization but with digitalisation own space is no longer so directly defined and yet. where does the human body end and

committee released the transcripts from two more close door interviews but i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". jon: markhe first official from the federal budget office to testify an impeachment inquiry. house investigators issued a subpoena this morning to ensure he would show up as they pressed for details on the timeline of military aid to ukraine. as a second closed-door deposition in as many days. after state department official david holmes testified yesterday it comes on the heels of public testimony from three witnesses this week which republicans claim

from top officials including callow yes director mark ghilarducci and president of the california public utilities commission marybel batjer. senator scott wiener is on the committee. lawmakers say this hearing is the first step to deciding what policies need to be proposed to prevent issue seen in the massive power shut-offs the hearing is scheduled to start monday morning at 11:00am in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. let's get a chance of the weather around the bay area that's right the 4 zone forecast from our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>takes us into the weekend and the guys for fun things right you look for some fun stuff to do this weekend. there's always something going on around the bay area this is kind of a neat event. how about this this the german lantern festival and parade that's going to be right through the presidio in san francisco ca is going to be out there with the lancers just walking in the parade is going to be beautiful sight to see mostly clear skies will be a little bit cool if you're headed out there that have plenty of german food. and german drinks if you want to get out there and enjoy this

increased to $25.00 per season england's matthew leads the likes of rory mcilroy and adam scott at the halfway mark of the w.b.c. event in shanghai fitzpatrick but each of his last 2 holes on friday to put him out of 11 under par for the told him it was one play over mcelroy who will see the highest ranked player at this particular tournament interestingly the top plate on the leaderboard all hail from 8 different countries. the host i see now some foreign is rather uneasy ahead of the breeders cup at the troubled santa anita park 36 horses have died at the southern california venue since the season since the season started last december the tracks safety record has improved since a band was implemented on medications used on race day it's a mask horse injuries a record number of vets will be at the track checking each horse before they race. major league baseball's champions are back home in the u.s. capital the washington nationals were saluted good water cannon arriving late less than a day after winning the world series they did the houston astros 62 in game 7 it's the 1st time a team has won a

from top officials including callow yes director mark ghilarducci and president of the california public utilities commission marybel batjer. senator scott wiener is on the committee. lawmakers say this hearing is the first step to deciding what policies need to be proposed to prevent issue seen in the massive power shut-offs the hearing is scheduled to start monday morning at 11:00am in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>4 zone forecast, let's take a live look outside our sutro camera looking downtown san francisco, wow what a mile well today it was. >>and apparently a it's going to get even warmer through the weekend chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us 8 years saying the weekend there we are finally friday, you're going to feel nice oh my gosh going to be a great weekend in the weather is going to really be something else this weekend. high pressure going to build back in overhead, you know a lot of clouds early on this morning and they cleared out as we move toward lot of part of the day just some patchy fog to get in return in along the coastline right now more that on the way looking out toward alcatraz right now we've

scott gottleib who made his mark as a hard liner on the opioid epidemic and working to ban e-cigarettes. since he stepped down months ago, the vaping issue has become a crisis with vaping-related deaths and lung illnesses increasing. the markets right now are showing at least the two stocks that are very vaping-centric. altria group which has more than 30% stake in juul, the big vaping company, and phillip morris which gets the business outside the u.s., both of them are moving higher right now. but we shall see. new chief of the fda. >>> fitbit investors can wipe the sweat off their collective brow at this hour as alphabet google finally confirmed it will buy the fitness tracker for $2.1 billion. turns out to be $7.35 a share in cash. we're not there yet. we're at $7.15 right now. the $7.35 would be a 19% premium to yesterday's close but folks, it's a 70% premium to where fitbit was when google made the offer we think about a week ago. google clearly scooping up the wearable name to take on the apple watch and samsung galaxy watch. no interest in pinterest after quarterly revenue disap

scott. i hope you have a happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching and we will see you again tomorrow. ♪ ♪. markllo america i am mark logan, this is "life, liberty & levin". how are you my friend. it's a pleasure. one of the smart people. i have been a fan of yours for a very long time. you are an institution at stanford university. in a phd in philosophy and written 16 books. i have seen you here and there in redmond of what you written very smart information. that's what i wanted you here tonight. i want to talk about several issues, one particular, the president has focused on, early on and that is china. and you write about and talk about a second cold war and the cold war is with china and happening now. can you explain that? >> if you think back to the first coldha war, we learned que quickly from being the allies of the soviet union were to to be in at odds with them within just a few years and why was that. it was partly the territorial issues that the soviet union appear to be expanded in all directions. also soviet union stealing technology and stole the bomb design through spy network

founder and ceo of strategic wealth partners, is still here with us, along with mark lusheeny with anney, montgomery, scott here today. mike santoli, i'll start with you. >> and an upside down "m". >> so i guess it's quadruple anyway mike santoli, fresh, record highs for all the major averages, albeit, just barely. >> just slight it's a little bit of an upward drift or a trudge. it's not as if people who came into today and said the market's hit a record high and i'm either really excited by that or really spooked by that. that's probably a positive also, the market declined the opportunity to sell off on what seemed like some adverse trade talks news this morning. i think that shows the stakes are getting lowered. as long as the market remains fixated on, if we don't reescalate the trade war, the market's probably okay i'm still watching for sentiment to get a little too topee. maybe we're getting there, but not likely >> are we more likely to go up 3% or down 3%? >> i think vuyou would have to give the advantage to up but i don't think either one should be surprising if you're down 3%, you're still in an

them into being good and that's how "fox report" this saturday i'm jon scott we'll see you again, tomorrow. ♪ hello america i'm markvin a big time special edition that democrat it is up shift creek, now before we start, i noticed all of the websites and even witnesses who aren't witnesses have to prove to you that they're noble courageous and about beyond reproach well let me give it a try "new york times" likes to refer to white wing radio host. you know my grandfather, my mother's father served in united states marine corps. he

defense secretary mark esper * firing richard spencer over his handling of the eddie gallagher case. i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report." president trump restored gallagher's rank earlier this month after the navy acquitted him of several war crimes but demoted him for posing for pictures with a dead isis fighter. the president will allow a review of his case over uncertainty on whether he can keep his tridence pin. >> she could have taken my trident any time they wanted. now they are trying to take it after president trump restored my rank and we are exposing the corruption from crying craig miller all the way up to admiral green. reporter: the department of defense says esper fired navy secretary spencer over a private request he made to the white house that undermined due process. they said they would allow him to retire with his trident pin. gallagher was acquitted much several our crimes during this arrest deployment, shooting civilians, murdering an isis fighter with a hunting knife. but he was convicted of posing with the dead body of a captive isis teenager. the president reversed t

defense secretary mark esper * firing richard spencer over his handling of the eddie gallagher case. i'm jon scottox report." president trump restored gallagher's rank earlier this month after the navy acquitted him of several war crimes but demoted him for posing for pictures with a dead isis fighter. the president will allow a review of his case over uncertainty on whether he can keep his

from top officials including callow yes director mark ghilarducci and president of the california public utilities commission marybel batjer. >>senator scott wiener is on the committee. lawmakers say this hearing is the first step to deciding what policies need to be proposed to prevent issue seen in the massive power shut-offs the hearing is scheduled to start monday morning at 11:00am in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and earlier this afternoon in san antonio, you're not g3ing to believe this a private jet from san jose accidentally crashed into a parked plane. ok but it's what ended up of the 2. you see the planes. one is on top of the other an airport spokesperson sesno that left san jose around 1230 today. accidentally for us to during its taxi and collided with a parked plane. the wreck happened about 4 o'clock well, both planes were on the ground thankfully. no injuries have been reported. an airport spokesperson says no commercial air traffic was affected. >>democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders made a campaign stop here in the bay area today, he held a rally this afternoon in oakland. he also sat down

scott thanks for joining us. see you again, tomorrow. >> hello america i'm mark levin life, liberty and levin congressman how aree good to see you fellas. well the other day i had quite a little session on the floor of the house of representatives. every democrat but two voted for what they call t a resolution. and eve republican voted against it and two democrats joined you and i want to get into this in a moment because j i see a lot of propaganda here where democrats

mark's basilica, the bases of stone columns and old marble bases they're already having to replace. they worry if something's not done about this, it's only going to get worse. nick? >> scottlain in venice. thank you very much. >>> finally, "people" magazine says singer john legend is the sexiest man alive. but one rap legend says they got it wrong. snoop dogg posted this photo sopped image of himself on the cover with the sexiest title. the image, which has more than 400,000 likes so far shows the weed-enthusiast with a joint, of course. so did "people" magazine get it wrong? we'll let you decide. my take, a dead heat. those are two suave, talented, fine-looking gentlemen. they both deserve the title. no response from "people" there to snoop's little tweet there. thank you very much for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm nick watt, michael holmes has another hour of news coming right up. . >> three closed door depositions shed new light on donald trump's dealings with ukraine. >> a new front-runner among the democrats in iowa. >>> and protests in hong kong turn violent again. a police officer hit by an arrow. >>> and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the wo

mark sandy, the testimony that was released. the transcript that we have is of tim morrison and jennifer williams and back to you on this, scott. why are these two particular individuals who gave testimony important or not important in the scope of things? morrison and williams. that is the transcript we just got in, jennifer williams and timothy morrison. >> i have not yet seen that testimony. i will say after a bombshell week of testimony in the public setting we saw from the three foreign service officers, dedicated foreign service officers, next week will be a lightning round. because you have eight officials that testified behind closed doors who will be testifying over the course of three days tuesday, wednesday, thursday, including alexander vindman the lieutenant colonel who was on that july 25th phone call and the two individuals you just mentioned including tim morrison. >> okay. so a lot of moving parts here. we'll just take them in and turn them up and spit them out the best way we can here. if we go to the first full screen which looks at the primary sources here, related to the zelensky call. the transcripts just

scott budman reporting for us. now internal documents obtained by nbc news indicate that ceo mark zuckerberg wielded data as bargaining chip. it could control competitors or help facebook partners. for example, the document shows that facebook granted amazon special access to user data in exchange for ad buys. however, a rival messaging app was forgotten out. some of the thousands of leaked emails, web chats and spreadsheets were marked highly confidential. facebook has not denied the documents' content. >>> several serious charges involving two former twitter employees. they're accused of spying by providing saudi arabia with personal information about the country's critics and dissidents. federal prosecutors say the men were convinced by saudi operatives to access the private data of users perceived as being enemies of the crown. both men left their jobs at twitter in 2015. a third man in saudi arabia is also charged. twitter saying tonight it has tools in place to protect privacy. >>> airbnb says it's making big changes. this comes after five people were killed at that airbnb rental home in orinda. it happened on h

scott has more. >> reporter: a historic vote in the house marking a critical turning point in the impeachment investigationwent on the record on their support for the impeachment inquiry. and it was a house divided. >> no one is above the law. >> this congress records more subpoenas than laws, that's the legacy. >> reporter: democrats who hold the majority pushing that impeachment investigation forward without a single vote from republicans. >> there is simply no cause for this impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: the impeachment investigation that has unfolded behind closed doors will now move to public hearings. that resolution will allow president trump and his lawyers to mount their own defense. republicans will have to get democratic agreement to call their own witnesses. >> this is soviet-style rules. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi insists the president is getting due process. >> these rules are fairer than anything that had gone before in terms of an impeachment proceeding. >> reporter: president trump has urged his party to defend his call with ukraine's president where he repeatedly urged th

committee released the transcripts from two more close door interviews but i'm jon scott and this is "the fox report". jon: markice to testify an impeachment inquiry. house investigators issued a subpoena this morning to ensure he would show up as they pressed for details on the timeline of military aid to ukraine. as a second closed-door deposition in as many days. after state department official david holmes testified yesterday it comes on the heels of public testimony from three witnesses this week which republicans claim is all hearsay

scott, you talk about the wave coming and the consumer driving it. but that give some force question marks softness in the united states and china. is this a renewal of the demand question mark people saying i want to replace my car because i want an electric vehicle? >> that's a key insight and something i see as well. the average age of a vehicle on the roads in the u.s., that's 11 years to 12 years. this has a massive opportunity to drive a new stimulus and i think the stimulus will hit when you get the pricing right. of course, when you get the value story in terms of lifestyle and lifecycle ownership. it believed to a massive refreshing. right now if you want to refresh your car, the customer says that a new one has one or two miles per gallon with nicer leather. if someone says it's all electric with a whole new world of driving behind it, that's a massive opportunity for a reset. i think that will be two years to three years out, when more cars get on the road and you get what i call purchase confirmation. the biggest driver of sales is another consumer seeing one on the road and s

report from goldman sachs saying the 10 year bold mark set primed to continue next year, in part because dc gridlock, you like that call? market pro scottca are in the studio. an amazing market melting up, all the pros have to jump in because they missed this. just feels like everything is in sync, the economy, where we are heading, hard to find a reason not to like this market. >> charles, i'm usually pessimist, all year when i see you, i've been saying it will be okay, it will continue to be okay. i don't disagree with what they are saying. going into election year, you will see a level of stability with markets, you will not see things fall apart. you are seeing things go higher because of what we are hearing with trade. they are going to counter this trade ip stuff that has been a big issue. if we see more resolution with trade, i think you are going to see more stability and investment. >> when they talk about trade and wall street and the market reaction, one thing no one talks about enough, the fact we have 360 billion in tariffs in place right now, two years ago, we were promised it would crash the economy, inflation would go th

mark sandy to the capitol on a rare saturday session. >> garrett haeg, thank you. >>> congressional reporter for -- and scott wong covering white house leadership for the hill. good morning to you both. scott, first to you. those just released testimony transcripts from the two people actually on that july 25th phone call wean president trump and president zelensky. one an aide to vice president pence, jennifer williams. she said the call was unusual and inappropriate. how critical a piece is her testimony? >> well, i think what you're seeing is a consistency. you know, there are people in mike pence's office, the vice president's office at the national security council in kiev at foggy bottom telling the story that there was this unusual back channel being run by rudy giuliani, that was raising red flags in various departments and agencies around the united states government on both the sides of the ocean and so that is what democrats are zeroing in on and it's putting a lot of pressure on republicans and on the president himself. >> we also have the transcript from former national security council official tim morrison who was on the call. cr

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mark consumer story. >> dave and tim, thank you for your time. >> our live show is on cnbc.com. we'll talk etf and esports scott, back to you for now >>> unusual activity with jon and pete is next we'll get their latest trades based on moves in the option market straight ahead. >>> been a rough ride for big lots losing a third of their value this year. up more than 5%, options traders betting on some gains, maybe they're starting to get them jon and pete have that unusual activity >> exactly, scott. where it started out this year right around $30 a share made this nice move before topping out right there and then made that vicious sell-off. now they're betting with the stock just over 20 it was just under this morning with the stock just over 20, they are betting that it goes higher how much well, right at the money they're buying the 20 call december 20 calls. i believe the earnings are the 6th of december. watch this one because the volumes are building and the stock is reacting. >> capri holdings. this is michael kors but, wow this thing has already moved pretty big they were buying the 36.5 strike calls. th

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and scott many people there for today speculating as to the position of kerry lam the chief executive of south but we're hearing from the. china least mousing was of support. they have been marking this is something that they've done pretty much straight on through these almost 6 months protest and really challenge to her her leadership her government but repeatedly beijing has backed her and you know they don't always say they don't always make it public that there is behind her and her decisions but the influence and the power is there there was back on october 1st which is national day in china they actually even flew her up there for the celebrations in beijing this kind of a you know very overt gesture to show that they still do support her and even through this election you know as we heard that china is saying that you know despite the elections here despite any election in hong kong hong kong is still part of china so from beijing standpoint regardless of these poll numbers these record poll numbers and the outcome china is still sticking with kerry lam in the sticking with their one country 2 systems and skulk despite this an overwhelming victory in tez disease district

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