chinese writer diane weiliang, american broadcaster jef mcallister, stefanie bolzen of german newspapery to hide. a former ambassador gave startling evidence against his administration and a former close adviser was convicted on counts of lying to congress, obstruction and witness tampering. but this is donald trump and instead of hiding, the us president took to twitter to undermine the former ambassador to ukraine even as she delivered her testimony in congress. so is trump still teflon with his supporters or will his enemies succeed in tarnishing ‘modern presidential‘ over the course of these impeachment hearings?

chinese writer diane weiliang, american broadcaster jef mcallister, stefanie bolzen of german newspaper die welt portugese writer eunice goes. thank you for coming in. for most politicians it would have been a day to hide. a former ambassador gave startling evidence against his administration and a former close adviser was convicted on counts of lying to congress, obstruction and witness tampering. but this is donald trump and instead of hiding, the us president took to twitter to undermine the former ambassador to ukraine even as she delivered her testimony in congress. so is trump still teflon with his supporters or will his enemies succeed in tarnishing ‘modern presidential‘ over the course of these impeachment hearings? jef, start us off. i think it is useful to stand back a little bit because donald trump is so unusual. it is very easy to go right into the horse race. 80 up, down? let'sjust stand back to think about who this quy stand back to think about who this guy is. 12,000 lives since he has been president. he has had his personal lawyer go to jail. it is well acknowledged. he

chief mcallister journalist with the times of malta speaking to us from atlanta thank you very much u.s. president donald trump is in florida rallying his supporters he can't ignore the continuing impeachment inquiry which is gathering pace and wait but he says it's an attempt by the what he calls the by what he calls the establishment to stop him from working for the people he. was at the rally. one thing it's bill does the president from home coming here to the state of florida to move his official residence here recently from new york to the public and of course you're focused on 2020 this is an important swing state which from one bike in 2016 but the ongoing in feature wins inquiry has caused a long shadow over president although trump he remains defiant it's a terrible hoax last week someone testified that i told him quote what he wants the ukraine i said i want nothing this is a quote i want no quid pro quo i want nothing tell president zelinsky to do the right way the failed washington establishment is trying to stop me because i'm fighting for you because we're winning very sim

an apocalypse ahead 7 my guests today: chinese writer diane wei liang, american broadcasterjef mcallisteranie bolzen of german newspaper die welt and portuguese writer eunice goes. thank you all so much for coming in. now, for most politicians, it would've been a day to hide. a former ambassador gave startling evidence against his administration and a former close adviser was convicted on counts of lying to congress, obstruction and witness tampering. but this is donald trump we're talking about, and instead of hiding, the us president took to twitter to undermine the former ambassador to ukraine even as she delivered her testimony in congress. so, is mr trump still teflon with his supporters, or will his enemies succeed in tarnishing that modern presidential over the course of these impeachment hearings? jef, start us off. what did you make so far? well, i think it's useful to stand back a little bit because trump is so unusual. it's very easy to go right into the horse race. is he up, is he down? is he going to do well in impeachment or badly? but let's just stand back to think about wh

the vigil is planned for sunday at the third baptist church on mcallister street in frcisco at >>> medicare protest was held today in san francisco.>> now is the time. now is the time. >> demonstrators were in front of nancy pelosi's office demanding that the speaker remove the medicare for all act, it was part of a statewide rally in support of that bill. we go now to hong kong where protests continue, they've been going on for months, but this time it rose to a new level of violence. for the first time demonstrators attacked the office of the official news agency, prompting police to use tear gas.>> police clashing with protesters in hong kong, as antigovernment demonstrations enter their fifth month. protesters attacking a news agency and a subway station, resulting in police using tear gas on the crowd. these clashes are a continuation of violence from earlier in the week. >> halloween turns to horror for many, the crowds turned violent and started to throw objects at police officers.>> journalists also speaking out against ongoing violence heard this one at a news conference to call ou

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that is it for this report, fair, balanced, unafraid, "the story" with martha mcallister. >> martha: you, bret. good evening, everybody, we are moments away now from the lexington, kentucky, rally. president trump is in the building and getting ready to get started there. we will take you there life as he gets the stage and actually starts the conversation and he is speaking event, we will go there. standing by the nc to dnc chair, karl rove and here on a story, you see this over the weekend. he converted thousands of people to christianity at his sunday services, which is promoting his album but

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was driven by the need to improve conditions for people biking and walking from beach street to mcallistertween 2010 and 2015, there were 290 traffic crashes including two deaths, 110 bike collisions and 78te 78 pedestrin collisions. the construction was a little over two years. it including pedestrian crossing, better bike facilities, new street trees, we repaved the entire corridor. fern alley has decorative street plants and new palm streets. cbd helped maintain the alleys and they are planning farmers markets and pop ups and bands. >> the goal was to build on the economic vibra vibrancy of polkt and to provide a safe street for the whole meeting of the sfmta board of directors to order. secretary boomer, roll call, please. >> thank you, madam chair. director borden? >> here. >> borden present. director brinkman. >> present. >> director eaken? >> here. >> director heinicke is anticipate. >> director rubke? >> here. >> director torres? >>

that is it for this report, fair, balanced, unafraid, "the story" with martha mcallister. >> martha: that is impressive, thank you, bret. good evening, everybody, we are moments away now from the lexington, kentucky, rally. president trump is in the building and getting ready to get started there. we will take you there life as he gets the stage and actually starts the conversation and he is speaking event, we will go there. standing by the nc to dnc chair, karl rove and here on a story, you see this over the weekend. he converted thousands of people to christianity at his sunday services, which is promoting his album but also, moving. one of the first things that we will get to is this discussion. over the weekend, on friday democrats learned that their vote to begin in the impeachment inquiry against the president is that they really only had no republicans at all with him. unable to convince the colleagues in this process that this is something they will go for it. so now they have to tried to convince the american public on both sides of the aisle in the country. and if they succ

laura mcallister is professor of public policy at cardiff university.our reaction to this announcement? it is a mixture of surprise it has happened now and some confusion over what happens next because i think we got to the point, this has been a story running for quite some time in wales, and through the welsh media, but it does hit the network media over the last 48 hours. it seemed that alun cairns would try to tough it out but i suspect what has happened overnight as pressure has been put on him to resign in order to stop derailing the launch of the conservative election campaign. i think what we are trying to get our heads around here is whether he will be allowed to stand as a candidate in the vale of glamorgan in the forthcoming election. and all it was not dealt with in the same and all it was not dealt with in the sa m e letter and all it was not dealt with in the same letter that dealt with resignation as a cabinet minister, but that coming minutes before boris johnson was launching the party campaign in downing street. how damaging is it? the

actually happened was that we have a team of planning produces at newsnight, one of them, samantha mcallistern interview much earlier with the duke based around his charitable work, which we considered and were keen to do, and this was beforejeffrey epstein had been arrested, as he was injuly, epstein had been arrested, as he was in july, and epstein had been arrested, as he was injuly, and before he took his own life. at that stage, the duke's office were keen for us not to mention the epstein affair, and i had a fairly lengthy conversation with people around the duke and said that, from a newsnight perspective, we couldn't take anything off the table, we don't do deals like that, as the bbc wouldn't do. at that point, the interview fell away, but in the aftermath, with what happened over the summer, is the story changed, we went back to the duke's office, reasserted our desired to do an interview confronting this, and i think the duke and some of those around him were impressed with the integrity we had shown in refusing to do the earlier interview, and i think they reached a point where th