i was born and raised and i came up when development agency, i knew mary rogers and when they tried sued to try to get the master lease and which i would call a certificate of preference and whatever you call it right now and i'm honored i believe able to have this and none were on ex september foon ex septembs morales and i hear in the report there's a whole big list that we don't know who the people are and there is a list still it's called the master list. and waypack sued some of their hard on money we got from the federal government to get that list. so i won't go into it. i've got one minute left. i'm honored and amazed and i have to get your photos because they're doing a wonderful job. i got to give it to you. you are part of the new era. because right now we don't have no time for era. in the three eras are misguided leadership, failed effort, and the most egregious violation that ace on the case cannot stand is undermining the community. everyday we had a level that we started and we starting a whole new era and we have london breed, queen b the mayor and all this new stuff goi

i spoke on full circle with mary rogers who helped make this latest discovery, the principle scientisttrains are really a plane ride away in our connected world that we live in. we can't think of them in isolation. we have to think of ourselves as potentially being exposed to any different strain of hiv and that's why we're looking everywhere. we're not just looking in africa. we're not just looking in asia. we're not just looking in other contents. we're looking everywhere. >> a really interesting conversation, you can watch the whole thing at cnn.com/fullcircle and watch live weekdays at 5:00 p.m. eastern. let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> welcome to "prime time." former new york city mayor and billionaire michael bloomberg taking steps to enter the race. is this playing like a distress call? it certainly has to be a gut check. is this the suggestion that the democratic field is too weak? is bloomberg saying out loud what many wonder about? we're going to show you why bloomberg thinks he can get in, what it could mean for the race as we hear from another democra

serveded three republican presidents so the attempt to undermind her the split screen image of marie yovonavitch and roger stone just shows you there's layers and layers of corruption and so far none of them have been able to bring impeachment testimony. >> do you have any information regarding president trump. the response was no. their response to that is case closed and you say yes or no to that. >> yeah, well i think they did a great job if this is related to togoing after biden. when they mentioned hunter there's really no justification for hunter's role over there and my view's been is that's what this entire view has been about is muddying up joe biden with hunter's krumgs over there in the same way in 2016 they ran the whole cycle of hillary clinton's e-mails the server. donald trump is not a sophisticated man. i can sit here in itemize how so many different elements of 2020 are reflective of 2016 from russia being ukraine to july 25th phone call being equivalent to russia if you hear me. rudy giuliani being flynn and colon. of the adoption is now looking after corruption. >> so there is a case of

eak to-- to shirlee or thomas or roger or mary? i'm willem marx in london. daimler shares veer off road and drag the auto sector lower negatively impacting earnings over the next two years. down turn avoided germany dodges a technical recession as the gdp rises by 0.1%. ricardo rakes it in. helping the luxury group burbery grow and missing estimates in october as cnbc learns trade talks with the u.s. has hit a snag and learning that canceling tariffs is an important preseason. >> good morning and welcome to the show daimler has warned earnings in 2020 and 2021 will be negatively impacted by cost cutting plans a new strategy to stream line business and improve efficiency. it needs to, quote, significantly increase its financial strength at mercedes benz it plans to cut workers. daimler is down 3.3% volkswagen down, bmw down 0.1% in france, renault down almost two-thirds a percent and ferrari also performing negatively why do you think daimler is doing this >> looking around, all of the shares, they are all facing a lot of challenges. i don't think it is anyth

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laughter ] i mean, we all know every friend group has a carrie, a miranda, a charlotte, and a roger who looks like mary' coked up ex-boyfriend [ laughter ] that, of course, is roger stone, a long-time associate of president trump in his actual outfit from the inauguration and on friday stone opened his magic umbrella and teleported himself to jail. >> roger stone, the self-proclaimed dirty trickster and long-time associate of president donald trump and ally was found guilty in federal court of witness tampering and lying to congress about his pursuit of russian hacked e-mails damaging to hillary clinton's 2016 election bid. >> man, who could have guessed this guy was a criminal? [ laughter ] i mean, he looks like a character from the 1960s adam west "batman." [ applause ] when they closed the door of his jail cell, it'll go, "wham, clank, pow!" stone is now at least the sixth trump associate who's been convicted of or pled guilty to a crime. and i'm not even including trump's current lawyer rudy guiliani who we found out friday is under investigation for his links to ukrainian energy projects. they're

marie you about it. former divisor to president trump roger stone has been found guilty on 7 criminal counts of lying to congress obstruction and witness tampering the charges relate to the special counsel's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. then it has been hit by flooding from another exceptionally high tide so mark's square has once again been underwater and closed to the public the levels at midday on friday did not reach those of peak flooding 7 seen earlier in the week. a man has died in hong kong after being caught in clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police the 70 year old street cleaner was hit in the head by a brick on wednesday it's unclear who threw it. this is news from berlin for more photos on twitter news or visit our website dot com. coming up next africa the environment magazine in this edition how engineers in senegal building with bricks made of soil instead of concrete and i don't know how free about it thanks your company and to use our school. board. form. africa. bio instead of fireworks. in madagascar our students are learning how to m

course you know republicans are now going to be questioning marie javon of each boat moving on to this separate develop and as you said roger stone top advisor former top adviser to president trump and he's been found guilty on all charges related to that trump russia probe 7 counts in total among them that witness tampering and also obstructing obstructing justice by that same house intelligence committee where maria von of h. is actually speaking at the moment he's facing up to 15 years in prison and president trump of course has taken to twitter he has responded on brought up you know and the clintons and many other names and saying that they of course should also face you know some sort of legal process pablo foley ileus reporting from capitol hill thank you whenever you have to speak now with some of the other stories making news around the world. 2 people have been killed in baghdad in the latest violence to vaga ravage antigovernment protests will official say police fired tear gas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators more than 300 people have been killed in iraq since the protests began in early october. an

marie? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you. >>> the trial of rogertone, a longtime associate of president trump, resumes today in washington. stone is accused of lying to lawmakers about his attempts to communicate with the anti-secrecy website wikileaks. he was indicted in january as part of robert mueller's russia investigation. stone is also accused of tampering with witnesses and obstructing the house investigation into whether the trump campaign coordinated with russia to tip the 2016 election. prosecutors say that they plan to call several high-profile witnesses including steve bannon who once served as white house chief strategist in the trump administration. >>> federal authorities have charged two former twitter employees with spying for saudi arabia. one man, a u.s. citizen, has been arrested. another, a saudi citizen, fled the country. prosecutors say that the two men spied on roughly 6,000 twitter accounts, some of whom were known saudi critics. they were allegedly paid by saudi arabia in cash, and at least one luxury watch. it's believed

republican turns to start having marie yovanovitch. update on roger stone. found guilty on all seven charges against him. if he served minimum sentences for all seven charges he would behind bars for rest of his life. having said judge jackson in this case is releasing on own she is not releasing him from the gag order that he had to shut up because he wouldn't shut up. that is not getting him to have to go to jail immediately. tom dupree on the fast moving developments. i tend to look at things through the prism of wall street, often times, maybe naively. when they collectively shrug their shoulders bet money on it should we? >> this is interesting, neil. i think the whole impeachment proceeding hasn't surprised anyone the way it played out. we haven't gotten that much more additional information before the process started. if you look at today's proceedings, democrats did what they set out to receive. miss yovanovitch, long track record of service to the united states but she doesn't have first-hand knowledge what the president did, what the president was

mary, another 20 more on your programme tonight on six 30p on bbc one. roger threat level has been lowered from "severe" to "substantial". announcing the move, home secretary priti patel said terrorism "remains one of the most direct and immediate risks" to national security. the threat level has been at "severe" since september 2017. it had previously been moved up to "critical" following the manchester arena attack that killed 22 people. earlier, i spoke to out home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. setting aside the manchester attack, when we did move to critical, the threat level in britain has been substantial since just after the caliphate was declared by the so—called islamic state in iraq 2014. so, for five years we‘ve been at severe, which meant that an attack was considered to be highly likely, and today, that threat level has moved down to substantial. that‘s for the first time in five years, which means that while an attack is still assessed to be likely, it is no longer assessed to be highly likely. so, it is quite a significant moment after

testimony was susinccinct a she's clearly a patriot and that he trusts someone like a roger stone and demeans someone like marie yovanovitch. and i'm wondering whether republicans sitting on that committee are thinking is this the hand we're dealt? are we really supposed to try to find a way to ignore her when we're seeing all this corruption, all this evidence knowing what's coming? so this was a very bad day for the president. and i agree with you that i think this is the danger of the politics of smearing. this is part of their play book. you have to attack them. but it didn't work with ambassador taylor. it's not going to work with lieutenant colonel vindman, and it certainly didn't work with marie yovanovitch. >> and you know who agrees with you? people like chris wallace and bret bayer aer, saying he went even further saying the president committed a big, big mistake today going after her in that intimidating way. ken starr also agreed. so there are voices starting to notice on the other side of the aisle politically how bad the president is handling this matter. the presidency i should say. we'll be righ

mary moloney. >>longtime friend and adviser of president trump's roger stone has been found guilty of all counts at his trial in washington. a jury returned the verdict this morning stone was charged in a seven-count indictment that alleged he lied to lawmakers about wikileaks tampered with witnesses and obstructed the house intelligence committee investigation. >>democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders made a campaign stop in the bay area today he held a rally this afternoon in oakland. he also sat down with our catherine heenan and talked about his controversial medicare for all plan which would provide health insurance for all americans, a medicare for all. guaranteeing health care to every man woman and child in this country is a passion for me. >>there's something that i have for for for the last 30 years and on day one of my administration we will introduce legislation. that over a four-year period will guarantee health care every man woman and child in this country without premiums without co-payments without a doubt the bulls and was on out of pocket expenses that's what re

marie yovanovitch's testimony. >> we're going to take a brief recess. >> that's when a few blocks away we get the verdict on the roger case. the kind of thing that only >> reporter: president trump's long-time friend and political operative, ronl irstoger stone convicted of lying to congress and witness tampering. >> the same committee holding a hearing today is the one where roger stone has been convicted for lying to or obstructing. >> reporter: stone could face as much as 50 years in prison. >> there's no question that the president is empowered to pardon roger stone on any or all of the charges. >> reporter: then late in the day behind closed doors, the intelligence committee heard from david holmes, an embassy staff member who says he overheard president trump on the phone with ambassador gordon sondland in kiev. according to holmes' opening statement obtained by cnn, sondland agreed the president did not give an s about ukraine and said that the president only cares about, quote, big stuff, big stuff that benefits the president, like the biden investigation. >> what's significance there? >> this new information

this hearing is going on on capitol hill, you have marie yovanovitch sitting there testifying and down the block essentially you have roger. and it does show you a pattern of behavior at the very least by the people who president trump sounds himself with. and if you believe the evidence in the stone trial, which seems like the judge and the jury did, that involves the president himself, and that he is totally fine with. and existed in a campaign realm before, but is now in the oval office because he's president. so it is a pattern of behavior and you have to make a judgment whether this is directly parallel to this, that or just sort of the way that he works. but there's no denying those similarities. >> it's also a reminder of just how interwoven everything is. we tend to draw a line at the end of bob mueller's testimony and this is the ukraine chapter. you can't separate russia and ukraine or the actors. new characters come in and go out, but it's still the trump administration that's being focused on. and remember, there is nothing in those rules that govern the impeachment proceeding the tells the judiciary committee

mary maloney. >>one of the preside's longtime friends adviser roger stone has been found guilty of all counts at hisng the verdict on friday morning. stone was fnd guilty of 7 counts of lying to congress witness tampering and obstructing the house intelligence committee investigation. that's going to take you outside to sfo this morning you can see there why they are one there are one hour delays at sfo and could will be rig back. n the fog does your battery deliver extr? extra life extra power. extra life. extra power. extra life. wer. fe. wer. extra life no need to argue. vs. coppertop, new duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra power in others. i'm off to college. i'm worried about my parents' retirement. don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... dealing with today's expenses ...while helping plan, inve and protect for the future. so they'll be okay? i think they'll be fine voya. helping you to and througretirement. we're talking entertainment this morning. there are 3 new moes that are opening in wide release this weeken all of them trying to boost the has

roger stone los the week. >> bret: winners and losers? >> the winner is marie yovanovitch for the reason i laid out.s matthew dodd who tweeted that elise stefanik's questions in the impeachment hearings as a reminder just because she's a woman and millennial, she's not the kind of leader the country needs. he later deleted this tweet. i'm troubled by the president's behavior in a way that elise stefanik's is not, but we can have that this agreement. you do not have to be condescending. she does not need to be condescended to by a resistance clearly cheerleader posing as an analyst. >> bret: next week, biggest testimony, ambassador sondland? >> his testimony has got big because of the contradictions in his story but i think the big one will be colonel vindman, lieutenant colonel vindman. and fiona hale who knows what's going on in the white house, the only witness on thursday. >> bret: do you think the president will not watch? >> not watch. and just kind of tweet based on what people tell him. i think is going to watch. he's following this very, very closely because -- i don't need to say this. it a

marie yovanovitch. >>> plus, on the day trump attacks a witness as she testifies before congress, his long-time pal rogertone is convicted of, wait for it, witness tampering. the other break news out of washington today coming up. plus, more trouble for rudy giuliani, the chief architect behind that smear campaign of marie yovanovitch. we report today of potentially putting him in more hot water thanks to his pals lev and igor. most are on all these stories coming up. up. make fitness routine with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. >>> our ukraine policy has been thrown into disarray, and shady interests the world over have learned how little it takes to remove an american ambassador who does not give them what they want. these events should concern everyone in this room. ambassadors are the symbol of the united states abroad. they are the personal representative of the president. they should always act and speak with full authority to advocate fo

marie yovanovitch testified for some five hours. she recapped her decades of service and her abrupt removal by president trump. also today long-time trump ally roger stone was convicted. a jury finding him guilty of lying to congress, witness tampering, and obstructing a house investigation. the impeachment hearing continues tuesday with lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the top ukraine expert for the national security council, and jennifer williams, an aide to vice president pence. >>> really an ugly time for the national football league. last night that brawl that we showed you. today the punishment. myles garrett of the cleveland browns ripping off the helmet of the steelers quarterback and then hitting him in the head with that helmet. garrett is suspended for the rest of the season. this is the longest suspension in league history for a single on-field incident. garrett did issue an apology today to his team, the steelers, the fans, and the league. >>> an east bay standout football player is used to having people root for him while he's on the football field. tonight they're rooting for him while he's in a hospital bed battling cancer. nb

rogers, h met his match. the film "a beautiful day in the neighborhood" was directed by mario helle >> mari was ironclad in herat she's going to do. shelyaid essenti you'll get a wig, a sweater and blue deck shoe i the rest o is up to you. >> do you know what this is? >> they were sent to write a profile of mr. rogers for "esquire" magazine. and it's based on a true encounter in 1998. played by andrew rece. the journalist is confounded by the sincere -- >> wonderful to me. i'm so glad you're here, lord.ok i'm loer forward -- >> as it turns out, so was the welsh actor rece. >> did you know mr. rogers growing upn wales? >> not a jot. nothing. i dive into youtube.ht and i tho what's going on? i had no idea -- seemed bizarre e that -- has he forgotten his lines. is that why he speaks to slow? what's happening?n what's b incredible is having a 3-year-old son -- >> you have young kid. >> and f t himo be the conduit of what it truly is han been eye-opening and equally ground breaking. >> reese would come to see what millions had. fwred rogers was utterly -- fred rogers was utterly unique. an ordained minister on a mi

ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch testified for hours recalling her decades of honored service and her abrupt removal by the president. also the long time friend of the president roger stone was convicted for witness tampering and obstructing the investigation. we'll have more from our political analyst. >>> meanwhile, bernie sanders came to the bay area to pick up an endorsement today. a big one. the largest nurses union in the nation is backing him. live from the national nurses united in oakland, sanders laid out detail in his medicare for all program. >> reporter: sanders told a packed room of registered nurses that a progressive new tax plan will cover his medicare for all plan. and if he's elected, in the first term, everyone in the nation will be insured. hundreds of registered nurses cheer on their candidates. >> i am humbled, and i am honored. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders promising be to disappoint and to hit the ground rolling if elected president in 2020. >> we are going to introduce the legislation that will bring medicare for all. >> reporter: sanders said his single payer health care system will start with children and the country's ageing popul

marie yovanovitch was the ambassador to ukraine. to a u.s.dvisor president has been found guilty of seven and -- offenses, including lying to congress and witness tampering. roger charged with the investigation into russian interference in the desolation interference in the 2016 election. politicians in chile have paved the way for a referendum on the new constitution. pacifying antigovernment protesters has been on the streets for weeks. brazil's military says it will investigate -- israel's military said they will look into deaths in gaza. a senior commander was killed by israelis on tuesday. rockets were fired in retaliation, which lead to retaliation from israel, killing 34 people in gaza. a cease-fire remains fragile. ofin the early hours thursday morning, three simple better when holmes stood next to fields here in central guards to -- gaza. in an instant, they were blown apart in an israeli airstrike. eight members of a hanley were killed as they slept. one of the surviving children had raised the alarm at are trying to pull his siblings from the rubble. >> we looked for bodies under the rubble. body parts, everywhere. we were looking for individual memb

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marie yovanovitch testified for some five hours. she recapped her decades of service and her abrupt removal by president trump. also, long-time trump ally roger stone was convicted. a jury found him guilty of lying to congress, witness tampering and obstructing a house investigation. the impeachment hearings continue tuesday with lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the top ukraine expert for the national security council, and jennifer williams, an aide to vice president pence. >>> the nfl hands down a substantial punishment after an ugly incident on thursday. myles garrett of the cleveland browns ripped off the helmet of the steelers' quarterback and then hit him in the head with it. garrett is suspended important the rest of the season, and this is the longest suspension in league history for a single on-field incident. garrett issued an apology to his team, the steelers and the fans. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, san jose students putting an international issue on display. how a new play highlights the struggles of undocumented immigrants. >>> also, if you are sick and tired of sitting in traffic, a change could be

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roger stone accused of lying to congress. we've learned that rick gates and steve bannon are both expected to testify there. joining me, adjunct professor at columbia university. anna marie as to how important it's going to be. certainly, once you put a witness on the stand, there may be additional information that comes out. there were areas of the mueller report that were redacted. likely, due to not wanting to influence this trial. so now, that information may actually come out publicly during the trial, as well. so we may learn much more about the mueller report based on what we find out from the stone trial. >> meantime, it looks as though the supreme court is going to be asked to take up the president's appeal on the ruling earlier this week, which says you got to release your tax return. how significant is this? >> well, it depends what's in there. first of all, it depends whether they take the case. they may not take the case. in that case, then the president has to ostensibly turn over eight years of tax returns, which is pretty lengthy amount of material to turn over, too. and there may be stuff in there that even if it's not illegal anything that was done, cer