maya: no one. bigad: doesn't exist anymore? bigad: who's maya? maya: me. maya: no, wrong way.wrong way. i'm facing this way. you're just supposed to go-- bigad: today, maya appears just as confident. bigad: what's changed since then? maya: let's see. i know more. what else is there? i'm taller. bigad: you're taller. maya: i have bangs now. they're kind of annoying. bigad: do you still feel happy with who you are? maya: yeah. bigad: what does it mean to be happy with who you are? maya: it means being me. female: stop, you're bumping into maya. bigad: but maya's mother realizes the journey ahead will be difficult. meghan: our next t bigad: does maya understand what puberty will mean for her? meghan: yeah, she does. to her, it's daddy's height, it's daddy's hairy face, it's daddy's haiod bigad: that all scares her? meghan: yes, oh yeah, she wants nothing to do with it. so i think she lives at peace right now, knowing that there is a solution to that. maya: i get two. bigad: maya has already told her family she wants to receive a medical implant that stops puberty by blocking horm

i want to bring back in maya wiley. at this account -- you have -- i'm reading from the "times" on the breaking story. the official david holmes testifying privately. he was in the ukrainian restaurant, heard the call if president agreed to conduct investigations. sondland relied yes to the president. sondland then tells president that zelenski of ukraine loves you and would do anything you want him to. does that look like additional evidence of bribery and conspiracy? >> yeah, i would call that a bombshell. i mean it's literally a bombshell because the only only only very weak and unsubstantiated defense that we've heard that might if there was any evidence to support it, might get donald trump out of this is that he actually was concerned about real corruption. this takes that completely off the table and goes straight to personal gain. whether it's bribery, whether it's extortion or any other abuse of power, abuse of power, at the center of every single one of those, every single one being impeachable is personal gai

maya wiley when we're back in 30 seconds, we'll get into it.ll get into it >>> back with me is maya wiley. good to see you again. we touched on this earlier now. every one has been able to hear the president's answer. it strikes me as going farther than ask rudy. the president saying effectively, he claims, rudy giuliani wasn't doing stuff for him. quote, rudy's been working there for years. for every one that says it doesn't seem like the facts matter or press this white house, i would observe and i'm eager to hear your response that the incriminating facts that have added up about what was going on on the president's behalf in ukraine have the president now saying not it's perfe perfect, go away. maybe it's not perfect. i didn't ask him to do it. >> i think you're right. he's under a lot of heat right now both between losing the mcgahn subpoena case and also at the same time knowing the articles of impeachment process has moved forward with house judiciary and as we saw in the hearings in the house intel committee it was not really an asserti

maya: not really. what we have with europe is not just trade relations with europe, but very strong strategic partnership. nejra: right. maya: has you mentioned, we also have very strong aspirations. it is part of our national policy as well. when we are talking about china, we are talking about one of the biggest, largest markets. all of the countries of the other regions are -- have a desire to participate in this trade relationship. of course, we are talking about our political aspirations. we are talking about our reform agenda. it is looking for the european and atlantic euro atlantic area. we do not think we will affect it anyhow. we are in the region which is very diverse, as already mentioned. georgia is very open, very business friendly. we think that we are not only providing opportunity for the markets to connect to each other the just to clean, but to meet in georgia maybe. ofra: with europe, in terms the association agreement you have with the eu and the prospects of becoming a form member

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from maya and ijust, you know, i wasjust playing right.o right. from maya and ijust, you know, i wasjust playing to neutral. i couldn't read his serve well and just a pretty bad match for my side. meanwhile dominic thiem, who was already into the semifinals after beating federer and djokovic, suffered his first defeat at the atp tour finals. the austrian was beaten in straight sets by matteo berrettini. the number eight seed from italy — who'd already been eliminated after losing his first two matches of the group stage went out on a high with a consolation victory, berrettini winning 7—6, 6—3. test cricket will return to pakistan next month for the first time in 10 years. the pcb's announced a two—match series against sri lanka with the ist test in rawalpindi, starting on the 11th of december, and the 2nd in karachi on the 19th. pakistan's not hosted a test match since 2009 after an attack by militants on sri lanka's team bus in lahore. eight people died — six policemen and two civilians. since then, pakistan have played the majority of t

still with us tonight, maya wiley and david jolly.aya, i heard two of your fellow former feds, not easy to say, but two voices i respect along with yours speculate today the court won't take this, that there won't be four votes to take it. if not, why not? >> so i would make the same guess. and the reason is because the law is pretty clear and it would be a pretty extreme position to -- and it's easier to not take the case than to actually address the question, but it would be a pretty extreme position to even take up the question that there can't be any investigation, even to preserve evidence of a crime against a sitting president. that would be extreme and there's lots of case law that supports both the district court and the appellate court in this case. >> and sometimes they're like the rest of us and they don't want this -- >> they don't want to hear it. >> congressman, what's the danger of this case to the overall narrative you were just laying out? >> well, this will -- this will provide additional momentum, if you will, for d

thank you, giles kenningham and maya goodfellow. good evening, here's your latest sports news.ying for the knock out stage of the champins league with a confidence boosting 4—nil win away at red star belgrade. spurs beat the same opposition 5—0 at home last month, and had another comfortable night in serbia as patrick gearey reports. in belgrade, the light at the end of the long, long tunnel is the entrance to a cauldron. this is the burning heart of red star, a place that drives on a chaotic energy, that drives on a chaotic energy, that spurs managed to harness. in a few seconds, they created a few chances, all of tottenham's players had cricket some point. someone, anyone. the new boy had a go. red star had chances themselves but spurs were up for this challenge. it appeared in shock after his tackle lead to andre gomez suffering a serious injury at the weekend. this was his answer and then perhaps his apology. an evening that was supposed to be an ordeal was actually proving therapeutic for totte n ha m. actually proving therapeutic for tottenham. then substitute christian e

maya rockeymoore cummings, thank you so much for talking to us about these matters.eep us apprised as you go through all these decisions. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. ma mayaroc mayarockeymoore.com. mayarockeymoore.com. ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal ble

maya wiley, along the folks who have beenth following this closely.hese things stood in. it is not necessarily though easy if you have not been following it. my question to you is how do democrats need to approach this. it becomes clear simple and understand how to make the point they wanted to make. >> public hearings where the public adhere directly from experts exactly what the normal process is. what did not happen here in terms of normal process and what was so deeply concerning to national security and so clearly about the president's personal interest. that's essentially the story of if there was nothing wrong here, if this was really about the country and aroundbo national security,l why were the typica protocols not followed and experts not engaged. why were people being told to lay low? why were attorneys deep sticking and bearing summary that's not national security materials. people like john bolton and mick mulvaneyd would have a hard ti with so many direct fact witnesses. people who weret there and hea and saw, if they were called to tes

maya: twitter is a platform.e what is happening in the world around them. from a consumer story, this is top of mind relevance for millennials. but we also find is cooperation -- corporations understand that put her users, one out of two to better user cares about the him cares about the environment a lot. as they market themselves on twitter, the conversation is becoming inclusive about sustainability and climate change. i want to get to the business itself. is theument fastest-growing part of the twitter ecosystem. tell us about the revenue and how much revenue you are able to glean from this part of the world. it is a challenge, is it not? maya: the monetization around twitter is strong in asia. we have seen multiple engines of growth here. we have seen markets like china and southeast asia -- all important engines of that growth. to beo see india continue a growing market for us. we are possibly doing partnerships there. we want to continue and extend our footprint in india. broadly, a strong engine of growth

no juegan maya y mayada. allÍ va maya. ¿te brinco algo? >> no.o. pablo: ¿no es eso? uno que tiene estudios en la nasa. [risas] arranca bien ian gonzÁlez. quÉ buena pelota. ahora en las afueras del Área querÍa sacar el servicio, pero no funcionÓ la jugada y no hay tiro de esquina. cobra jj corona. "ruso": renovaciÓn de corona que seguirÍa a sus 38 aÑos con el cruz azul. pablo: al zapatazo de pierna derecha le mueve bien, le juega bien el guardameta werner. aquÍ estÁ la primera interesante de este segundo tiempo. "ruso": la habÍa hecho magistral elÍas. como auto pase, luego rompe el juego de posiciÓn adelantada. cara lo entiende que esta adelantado... pablo: para que salga corona y en el arquero! esto te trae al arquero con gran concentraciÓn y una lectura de jugada pendiente a la posibilidad de un error de los tuyos. "ruso": lo hace bien corona. anteriormente decÍamos que lo de elÍas fue una jugada magnÍfica. le falto esa Última pegada. tenÍa tiempo y espacio pero le permitiÓ a werner quedarse con ella. pablo: va por el sector de la izquierda, afi

these hearings, or at least this first day that maya and i have talked about that's more about the law, one would hope they would use that sort of a process again so that the american people can really understand the law that will control as congress moves forward. i would encourage them to use that approach. >> very interesting. process matters spoken by a lawyer. >>> coming up, what happened to rudy giuliani? we have new details about the man at the heart of this bribery plot and a breakdown of what it could look like to put trump on trial, a formal judge and a senator that cast an impeachment vote on that. interesting stuff, we think. and impeachment witnesses revealing damning details. that's all ahead. ♪oh there's no place like home for the holidays.♪ ♪for the holidays you can't beat home sweet home.♪ we go the extra mile to bring your holidays home. wayfair's biggest black fridis now on. ever yes! score unbelievable savings. like living room up to 70% off. storage solutions from $9.99. and area rugs up to 80% off. plus, tons of limited-time mystery flash deals. and free shipping

. >> reporter: and we have maya, melea and lena here and they're just hanging out. you can just look around at the crowd here. it's in the low 60s right now. wonderful night to be outside, and this one is under the stars. let me get into the forecast. daytime highs today under what was much clearer, we got a lot more blue sky today than yesterday, and the temperatures really started to show that. we got a nice warm up today and we'll keep it going into the weekend. tonight into the upper 40s. daytime highs tomorrow warm into the low 70s for inland locations. another sunny day tomorrow. you can forget the gray, gloomny dampness. that's now behind us. and looking at futurecast, we may see a little bit of the marine layer fill in the immediate area around the bay and golden gate. that's about it. it will be a very sunny weekend, and that will show up in the seven-day forecast. look at saturday, sunday, and monday for that matter. low 80s coming back for day him highs under land and around 07 for much of the bay. we cool down next week, and by wednesday of next week we

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but her mother raised her and maya as black women, 'cause that's what they were.ing, and -- and -- and kamala really, you know -- was proud of it. shyamala, kamala's mother, was one of the leading scientists in this country, if not across the world, you know, for cancer research. >> and she really pressed upon kamala and maya to be great and be who you wanna be, and you define yourself and you define who you are. >> don't you ever listen and let anybody ever tell you what you can or cannot be. >> this girl who i stood in line with to get on a bus to ride up to the berkeley hills, in our little neighborhood, is running for president. i'm extremely proud. extremely proud. >> when you talk about what kind of impact something like this would have. when you're able to see someone come through those barriers, that frees not only yourself but generations. >> i'm so proud of her, beyond words. >> she has never lost an election. she ran for freshman rep. she won. she ran for d.a. she won. she ran for attorney general. she won. she ran for senate. she won. she's running for

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concessions a system that allows for the private use of public lands david musser traveled to the maya biosphere reserve in guatemala the largest tropical forest north of the amazon people in the village of carmelita say concessions have enabled them to live off the riches of the forest or also protecting its. deep inside the rain forest in guatemala's northern potential region edom a town searches the forest floor for riches at a town you know earns a living harvesting shot today a palm frond used in floral arrangements in europe asia and north america the value belief is part of the prize in a unique conservation strategy starting in the 1990 s. 9 communities won the right to make a living from the forest as long as they do so sustainably rosa says that her people's dependence on the forest gives them a powerful incentive to protect it. there have been many changes to our quality of life people make twice as much money harvesting shows a timber as another big allowing us to invest in social programs and infrastructure and we help all the communities by giving them building materials

they do that here a few kilometers away at the alfred vega institute's noir maya station the research is used 3 d. simulators to collate their data on the colony in the long term they hope to deliver valuable information on if and how the emperor penguins are reacting to warming worldwide temperatures. if warming is limited to 1.5 or 2 degrees celsius has agreed in the paris accord this species of penguin could survive and if not they'll be wiped out by 2100 at the very latest. the scientists measure how much things are warming up on the roof of the research station they send up weather balloons to collect and send back relevant data. over the coming years the researchers hope to measure what changes where and by how much. and so on at this station for example we're not actually seeing any changes in temperature. it's the same at many other stations across antarctica but that's not the case on the antarctic peninsula so there has been a stark rise in temperatures there. to work. and it's that peninsula which is causing crusts in the most northerly reaches of the antarctic to melt scie

i want to bring in maya wiley, professor at the new school and an msnbc legal analyst. for nbc news. josh, you've covered this story from the very beginning. what do you think, will the white house send some lawyers to next week's hearing or will they go by what has been a lot of republicans' position, it only legitimizes a process they believe is a sham? >> i think it's pretty unlikely that they will send counsel to this hearing. as you were just saying, they don't want to legitimize this and show it's actually a process that has some credibility when their main argument against this the entire time has not been on the substance of what the president did and when and why, but on the process and trying to chip away bit by bit at what the democrats have been trying to do and say this shouldn't even be happening in the first place. that being said, the white house has also used the fact that in the previous phase of this impeachment hearing proceedings, that they were not allowed to have counsel there as the many reason for why they did not have to cooperate with it. the

with giles kenningham and maya goodfellow — that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30.came trapped in the bin in kings beach, california, where it was foraging for food. the bear — named t—shirt by locals — because of the white "t" on its chest, was too large to climb out of the small openings in the lid, so officers tried various ways to free it. eventually they showed the bear how to flip the lid and it escaped. luckily it's no longer in the bin. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. the short—term forecast brings a lot of rainfor the short—term forecast brings a lot of rain for some of us throughout thursday but the longer term forecast brings rain but where the wettest places will be remain somewhat open to question. this is the big weather pattern. it's what the big weather pattern. it's what the jetstream is doing. the big weather pattern. it's what thejetstream is doing. diving southwards, and when we get these dips in the jetstream, southwards, and when we get these dips in thejetstream, we southwards, and when we get these dips in the jetstream, we are a

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maya morgan stanley who already played the role in mt gibson's the passion of christ is jesus's mother mary . antony does not know want to rex in his life will take now he doesn't have a job but he has an apartment he's out of the ghetto at last. it was the night everything changed. that night every day people made history. tonight by the country came together. it was. long. 13 or. sure tell us things this is new ball speaking when i come to the show with the ding dong ha. concert. with the mysterious guests. live. in a credible location. welcome to. the week w. . hewer. the be the best . this is deja news live from the protests in hong kong turned violent police fought on demonstrators leaving at least one person seriously injured protesters plan more destruction throughout the days we'll go to hong kong for the latest also coming up spaces a socialist celebration but the latest election fails to break the country's long running political stalemate prime minister pedro sanchez his party fall short of a majority in the face of a strong challenge from the right. jubilation in bolivia's

maya, reverend al sharpton has a question for you.d al. >> i remember maya, one night at the white house when president obama was in i think it was a jazz concert and elijah and you were there and how passionate he was about various pieces of legislation. and you and him talking to me about it together, it was clear that you were partners as well as husband and wife. so in many ways you're not continuing his legacy, it's continuing what you were already involved in and he would defer to you in a way that was unusual to me. as you go forward now in this race, are you also saying that i'm continuing my journey that elijah and i went and walked together and he would expect me to keep going forward as we deal with this president who attacked baltimore and attacked elijah and the things that he stood for? because i think that from my knowledge of you, the policies and the legislation was always more important than the theatrics. >> absolutely. and so thank you, reverend al. i have been fighting in the trenches for a long time. many people

this there's no social cohesion in germany these days there's no one like hummus maya. with ideas a division that they know how to put into action congress fear. the loud been going houses with the continuation of the urban planning agenda formulated by call p.s. the bauhaus in death south set out to build inexpensive housing to address the shortage in the wake of the 1st world war just 5 kilometer on a month ago and it was a considerable challenge because gropius is housing estate was also an economic model he designed terrorist homes that were relatively small by to their standards but he planned for lots of them like a plant and also. made it possible for workers to live in a proper house. and what's even more extraordinary is that these houses are still lived in today beside above one 3rd. clinic sold here it is now i'm something of the curiosity here. how they looked at the mail see me as a crazy professor out of the one who did of the bronze building. started out as an experiment to see if it was possible. why is it possible today in the early 21st century to live

hundreds maya who had a staunch lead socialist agenda. he wanted nothing to do with ideology and was on a quest for pure form of what it is as good will it have people who introduced compulsory yoga classes if your truly fascinating is of course what happens when a design movement becomes a universal concept when it becomes life the 1st monday. in japan quality design traditionally plays a big part in daily life the aesthetic sensibility and the striving for clarity and simplicity underpinning japanese culture have much in common with the visual language of bauhaus and indeed partly inspired it i went to tokyo is one of the world's largest metropolitan areas housing is expensive and in short supply. i. mean osun am a belongs to a young generation of japanese architects interested in new housing concepts. you can never see inside of this and also. they closed the radiation isolated situation they never invite to be friends or even how many they don't know it that makes it to their i think. is seeking an entirely new approach 2. ok i have t

how this maya spent 10 years in mexico. at a time when it's left wing government was introducing sweeping social reforms. to this have not is that the new york attacks here insisted that architecture was an art form. and nobody and. there were resistant to harness myra's hardly rationalist approach. so what did meyer accomplish for this a project he planned to build units on every corner. that's your list yes laughs we don't have a single building here in mexico city but he actually designed all stories they've made you but we do have many buildings that are a testament to his influence in syria. that. we may never know. film about house teaches yosef and any arbors also helped bell house ideas spread across latin and south america. the couple traveled extensively through mexico cuba peru and chile frequently a guest teaching. on the album as fell in love with mexican weaving techniques and traditional south american textiles back at black mountain college she passed on to her students what she didn't. mexican artista more

and maya drove serrano home on saturday. she called her after she deleted doorbell camera footage and washed her clothes. she told them she doesn't remember coming home. >>> 36 years behind bars, three men will be home for thanksgiving. they've been exonerated from a wrongful murder conviction when they were in their mid teens. they left the courthouse surrounded by friends, family and legal team. >> i didn't know how to stop crime until a friend of mine came to me and said to me, your journey is coming to an end. but it's not. my journey is just beginning. >> the integrity unit uncovered a flawed case. police encouraged false witness testimony in the murder of a 14-year-old shot in a school hallway for his jacket. the freed men say they want those involved held accountable for their convictions. >>> use of screen time by toddlers is exploding as children move from infancy to toddlerhood. daily use of tv, computers and mobile devices by children increased three-fold between 12 months to 3 years. from an average of 53 minutes

i worked with maya harris who i like -- >> the sister of the candidate. >> the sister.ibling part of the formal campaign because you have to be able to speak truth to the power to say, you know, hey, maya, the campaign that you're partly running is not working and hope that it doesn't go word for word to her sister, the candidate. >> picking up on that is this confusion -- >> trifecta. >> it's a richly reported piece but you have people telling them they didn't know if maya harris was speaking for the campaign or her sister. there has been confusion therein because of that. >> exactly. it is easy to push back against the palace intrigue stories. a lot of them are on background, anonymous. most of these are actually on the record which is what is so stunning about the way this piece was reported. i was struck particularly by congresswoman marsha fudge's quote in there in which she said senator harris needs to fire her campaign manager. >> exactly. >> it's very rare for that to play out in public. i think she was trying to send her a message. the second dynamic that i'm f

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most important central banks finds herself in a difficult situation and many expect she will continue maya drugs cause of highly we did see and super low interest rates but that won't please everyone. the new head of the european central bank hasn't given too much away about how she intends to proceed in her new job but she has given some indication of what she thinks the institution needs to do the z.b. needs to listen to understand markets need not be guided by market but it certainly needs to listen and understand but it also needs to listen and understand people because a currency is after all a public good that belongs to the people we can work going to is widely expected to maintain the loose monetary policy spearheaded by her predecessor mario draghi the combination of super low interest rates and a massive bond buying program helped stabilize some of the euro zone's weakest and most indebted economies in the wake of the financial crisis but those policies have of course been bad news for savers who feel there is no longer an incentive to park their money in the bank and fear they c

with me are the political commentator, giles kenningham, and the political writer and academic, mayatro leads the way with a picture of the prime minister, who launched his party campaign in the general election race. the paper calls it a "tricky first day" for borisjohnson. the telegraph describes the conservative launch and headlines "boris gets his bounce back" — but leads with the story about labours deputy leader, standing down as an mp. the guardian reports on tom watson's departure from labour but questions the direction of the party under jeremy corbyn's leadership. the times agrees and claims mr watson clashed withjeremy corbyn on anti—semitism, brexit and the direction of the party. also leading on labour, but on a different angle, is the mirror — who focus on the parties pledge to pump £150 billion into regions in the north of england. and the sun captures the moment arsenal footballer sead kolasinac prepares to fend off two moped thugs, as one threatens to stab him in the street in north west london. those of the front pages, but your reviewers think of the guardian first

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giles and maya will be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers.ou can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week, at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it the next 2a hours looking very wet across parts of england and wales we could see some localised flooding in places that can lead to some travel disruption. we have this next area of low pressure which is going to bring this heavy rain is almost parked itself across the uk during the course of tonight and into tomorrow. it is spreading its way northwards as we speak with some heavy rain and places and we have also got ran across the east of scotla nd also got ran across the east of scotland with some snow and in the hills but generally not quite as cold as what a blessing because there's more cloud and more of a breeze and rain around. that weather front will move forward and across parts of northern england, looks very wet indeed from yorkshire, generally across northern england and into nor

the late maya angelou. one of the preeminent poets and activists.cisco as a teenager and went to george washington high school, then dropped out to become the city's first black female streetcar conduct conductor. she passed away in 2014 and will be honored posthumously. >>> rupaul, world cup soccer champion, brandy chastain. france a court buck. skateboarder, tony hawk. jean watt suke i. george lopez, wolfgang puck and winemak winemaker, helen ann turley. the induction ceremony set for next month. >> it's an impressive group there. >>> pg&e shut the power off deliberately four times last month as you know. those decisions are now going to be scrutinized. >> see what regulators are looking into as part of an investigation. >>> new information on the first bay area o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose we

. >> hold on a second, maya. we have seen influential donors get appointed to ambassador-ship for years and years. >> it does not make them bad. >> that's not new. are there legal ramifications there. did gordon sondland testify to one set of information? he confirmed that set of information and he's not saying oh by the way this also happens. he's reverting the heart and the meat of what he testified to. are there no consequences? >> so these are consistent consistent -- inconsistent statements. congress gave him the opportunity when it became clear after lieutenant colonel vindman's testimony that sondland's testimony was not holding up. that was the opportunity they gave him to come and say wait a minute, are you sure this is your testimony? now it is a question of politics whether or not they want to push a perjury claim. normally when you offer this, many people take it. if they come clean a lot of circumstances people say we'll give you a pass despite the fact you violated the law because now you are admitt

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maya, do the democrats, we know they have an easier story to understand. do they have the evidence they need in your legal view to impeach? >> yes, brian, they do. and let me say why. >> okay. >> they have witness after witness after witness. there is simply not one witness who has testified in congress over the past four days of impeachment hearings who has said the president had a legitimate corruption issue, in fact, have said the opposite which is the president did not have a corruption issue because the ukrainians had met their benchmarks to receive their congressionally approved military aid, and then we had this amazing set of witnesses who established that people reporting and speaking directly to donald trump including today fiona hill saying john bolton told the ukrainians that you want the money? you'll get the meeting, but you're not getting the aid yet until investigations, and that's just one example. that goes directly to what was trump's state of mind as we have heard it from people who had reason to know because they report and speak direc

among the inductees maya angelou who grew up in san francisco.nections, soccer star brandi chastain from san jose and wine maker helen turley from napa. also stanford educated astrophysicist france cordova. governor newsom says everyone nominated exhibits california's spirit. >>> the young girls are going to grow crazy. heartthrob sensation harry styles is coming to san jose. styles part of the famous group one direction, in 2016 one direction said it was going the take a small break, but never got together. that's because the members wanted to pursue solo careers. styles is prepared to go on his second career. sap center said he will be coming to the venue august 25th. tune in to "snl" this weekend because he is the host and the musical guest. i may be going to a harry styles concert with the girls. all the my teenagers. >> he's got a great voice. jeff ranieri, talk about our weather. looks like we got a sunny weekend coming up. >> eventually we're going get to that sunshine. we've got to get through the clouds tomorrow. and you can see there as

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maya small planning department staff. before calle 24's design guidelines, i want to give context about what you are to see today but mostly about what you are to see in coming hearings. we have a set of design guidelines and we wanted to make sure to highlight those so you are aware they are coming. there will be in subsequent hearing both informational and adoption proposal. so first to give the context on design guidelines themselves and a little bit of a reminder and context for the special area ones design guidelines are implementation documents for city design policies and objectives. they partner with planning code to shape and development. they consist of general principles of design excellence and neighborhood compatibility to improve the way new projects will look and work. they do not change height zoning uses tenants parking affordable housing requirements. and this is very much in line with what we went through in the process of developing the urban design guidelines in work working with a variety of neighbor

. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you.el consideration provided by -- which "friends" guest star took home an emmy for her role on the show? that's christina applegate. happy birthday to her. >> i'm going to keep the celebration going in new york. i mean rehearse for the parade. >> entertainment news is never quite done. here's what we have planned for tomorrow. >>> next "e.t." inside felicity huffman's life after prison. what we just learned. >>> then we're with the winners of "dancing with the stars" and "the voice" coaches. >> you get on all our nerves so bad. >> that's what i do. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >>> j.t.'s cozy night out. that's not jessica. we have the video. >>> plus justin hartley after his sudden split. >>> and "e.t." is taking over new york. >> it's about to be a situation. >> next. >>that breaking news takes us to bakersfield tonight where the hunt is on for the person who opened fire in a mall all good evening, everybody. >>i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne that shooting sent shoppers screaming and running f

. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you.our local chase branch. >>> just announced everyone in the bay area seems to have a bart story. good, bad, weird. sometimes dangerous. we spent months riding and recording on bart to find out how a world class transportation system got derailed. you can watch our series right now on our website. >> our investigative team rode bart train for months. they recorded what they saw. you can watch the entire series right now on our website. >> it's a first in the united states. we're talking about a health care center specifically serving vietnamese-americans. >> and today was a ground breaking for the new service center in san jose. it will be on center road. this is what the center is going to look like. >> nice. back in 2012 county leaders found that almost 150,000 people in santa clara county are vietnamese descent. and there to open in 2021. looks like fun out there. clear skies, too. >>> gorgeous shot behind it. we're talking about rain and snow. >> it's going to be -- look at the field