but 57 mooney again watches over his streets but this time it's different he's no angel but life has made him wiser he still does manage to get through to everyone i couldn't even imagine life without a gang bang bang a cool is the life that we chose at the end of day because we had no choice we were close enough feeling the love no matter who it is a what a phone a body had a choice and a life we got pushed to the point where we had no choice so we didn't even get out to do. and for many that means hanging around all day. young people here have lost their faith in life having anything better to offer them the streets. in the gangs they trying to be the family they never had for a child but. this that would be like in his hometown this is lovely to just see elegant house for this to music only not going to be it's not but so what we gained by with it we really have family over her like we all care for each other over the by we don't do we not we all do from under their belief is that there's some stuff they gave a we we did is we there nothing to do i never know what you see home. he

as long as mooney waits for them on his porch the door to. different life remains cracked open . for all of chicago's children who have lost their way. to god's. happy days will receive a mention defending them position at the top of the bundesliga win at home against i'm tom franks. the mood is not so great a bias after an unconvincing win against underdogs known doesn't it is this more true champions look like. a. double. bottom to the but is the game here for doubly. triply to talk about since. this was a country of. 3 more. possible we have. let's have a look at so many of them probably will see you don't want to miss this. g.w. . woman in the book now travel now i'm a retired. this is news coming to you live from firefighters in california struggle to contain several wildfires ravaging northern california's wine country has doubled in size turning homes and framed one reason into ashes the separate fire in the los angeles area forced thousands to evacuate also coming up. british prime minister boris johnson vows to renew his push for an election on december 12th despite parl

mooney has his very own method he approaches everyone in the community including its youngest residents and talks to them for you so well with micah. he adds that he was out so he didn't see it right. it's important that the kids trust him so that they can talk to him everyone here knows bernie and he knows this is the only way to reach some of them especially those who aren't ready yet for the other activities and programs build office. the organization also offers discussion groups for juveniles with criminal records there not his strictly voluntarily attendance as one of their parole conditions carlos leads the group today they're talking about their mothers this. is not easy what is the 1st thing. is how to appreciate your mother. you know some feign this interest with others shift uncomfortably in their chairs talking about their emotions is something they've never really learnt to do we can we can help you guide you but you guys got to give us you know what is it that you need so that carlos the former gang leader who spent 25 years in jail talks openly about his emotions and his

>> paul mooney. >> jimmy: paul mooney. >> i do him. he's there, i do the dumb emy talking.: what was paul's reaction when you produced the dummy for the first time? >> he said oh, [ bleep ] you're crazy. you have lost your [ bleep ] mind. >> jimmy: earlier this year i was at a party at your house, and thank you, i don't know if you invited me or not, but i came. i was very excited to be there. and embarrassingly, i was the first one to show up. >> no, you weren't. there was other people there. >> jimmy: i was the first one, yeah. the people who were there were there like kind of hanging out with you to start with. and i walked in, and you and arsenio were watching youtube videos, and i was just like, oh, my god, this is just what i prayed it would be like. and there were quite a few comedians there. chris rock was chappell, sacha baron cohen were there. are you aware of how giddy we were to be in your house? >> it was a party. i didn't know they were just giddy. >> jimmy: no, we were giddy to be in your house, and it's fun to be with chris rock, who is this unbelievable or

this is congressman alex mooney. i'm calling you live from the scif. it is precisely 1:22 p.m. that over 30 members of congress, including our whip, steve scalise, walked into that room and demanded transparency and justice for our president. i'm calling you from the scif. >> i'm reporting from inside the scif. breathless reporting today from very excited west virginia republican congressman named alex mooney. he was one of the roughly two dozen republican members of congress who today resorted to a physical attempt to try to stop the impeachment proceedings against the president by storming into the secure hearing room to try to block the testimony of laura cooper, deputy assistant secretary of defense. the administration, the white house, and the defense department, had tried to block cooper from testifying today. she received a subpoena and showed up, anyway. the republicans' plan "b" apparently was this physical takeover of the hearing room in which she was due to give her deposition. that effort did essentially chase the deputy assistant secretary of defense out of the roo

collin mooney accuses rebekah vardy of linking stories to the sun. i expect it has got some way to run. it makes a nice breakfrom got some way to run. it makes a nice break from talking about brexit. man, i tell break from talking about brexit. man, itell you... break from talking about brexit. man, i tell you. .. this break from talking about brexit. man, i tell you... this feels like the type of thing that used to happen to me at school except it was not on the front page of the daily mirror. clearly, she is wasted... get around to brussels. miss marple. step aside, girl. we need colleen. all right, enough, enough. great job. it has been great to see you. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you 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 later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, grace and giles. and from all of us, good night. good evening. here's your latest sports ne

actually the person who negotiated a month later with the white house along with my counterpart tom mooneys nothing that they had during that process that gave them any rights, nor should they have had anything. it's just wrong. the subtext of this is that the white house has realized they've hit the high watermark. it's better for them in terms of the facts and on public opinion, it's better for them to stonewall. i think they've made the decision that if they cooperate and they go through hearings, it's only going to get worse for them. public opinion is going to get worse, the facts are going to get worse. there's a little bit of rhyme and reason to this. what they're doing is trying to force the democrats to call the question as early as possible on impeachment. the longer this thing goes on, the worse it is for them. >> also there's no guarantee that democrats are going to do that at this point in time. democrats have to proceed in some ways through the courts, which can be rather slow. so knowing that the white house here is likely wrong, what's the enforcing mechanism to get informa

randy mooney, national milk producers federation. great job, randy. david herron, national pork producers' council. david, you are a very big beneficiary to things that are going on, about to be. pork is off the charts, the numbers. you are just going to -- >> wonderful news. wonderful news in this country. japan has been our number one market for many years. it is just great momentum. it creates a wonderful opportunity in rural america. pres. trump: and china is a big priority right now. >> we are starting to move to china. pres. trump: it has already happened. cody carson? cody carson, national sorghum producers. where is cody? good job. you happy about this one? >> you said that right. i have got to be careful. different sorghum -- pres. trump: this is going to be phenomenal. the north american meat institute. armstrong, u.s. greens counsel. thank you very much. thank you very much. bond, virginia poultry federation. thank you very much. tom, western growers association. >> thank you for remembering fresh produce. pres. trump: congratulations. say

crescent city and you're rican now kind of get in the bull's eye is going to see some light showers mooney your direction further south really just going to start to fall apart. some mostly clear skies overnight for the bay area just some chilly temperatures tomorrow, mostly sunny. and it's going to be a windy day toward the coastline by the afternoon. breezy elsewhere around the bay area but the weekend is looking fantastic. all right speaking winds we're going to see that start to pick up even overnight tonight, we'll start to see some colors along the coastline by tomorrow morning. then in the afternoon watch what happens those colors really begin to fill in the yellows oranges all around the coastal areas even inside the bay right through the delta 2 summers winds, maybe 30 caybe 40 mile gust or 2 out toward the coastline. so blustery afternoon as this front kind of comes on through falls apart as imos on by leaving behind well just some winds and that will be the case is high pressure bills on the backside of that system so plan on some windy conditions for tomorrow afternoon near the

after those rules were put in place, tom mooney and myself had to meet with the white house counsel tose rules. while there was intense disagreement during the 1998 impeachment, but during the meeting when we had to negotiate how the rules would be carried through, there was complete cooperation by the white house. the clinton white house cooperated every step along the way, even though there was intense disagreement on the overall impeachment, and that's totally contrary today. republicans have painted themselves in a corner by relying on the process argument that nancy pelosi has now taken away from them. >> julian epstein, thank you for joining us. e.j. dionne, thank you for joining us. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> an active duty u.s. army officer in dress uniform u.s. officer in dress uniform displaying the decorations he earned overseas and in 20 years of service to our country showing up to tell congress what he saw, what he heard the president say in that now critical phone call to the president of ukraine. and even before he c

my name is zack mooney, i'm so proud to be on the organizing team here with wide receiveren for presidentd i am sent out to give you a few updates and housekeeping items for tonight but before we get started i want to thank you for coming and i wanted to ask if you could give a round of applause for all the amazing volunteers who helped sign you in today. they've been here for so long. cheers and applause] ok. down to business. here we go. number one. i want to remind you all that senator warren will be staying to do selfies for anyone who wants one after tonight's town hall. we love selfies. we've got some selfie fans. but if you are in the a.d.a. section this evening stay put. she'll come to you first. [applause] and if you have a baby or little one with you tonight, yay, please come to the front of the line or the stage an just wave at one of the staff members. we'll make sure that you get in first. you can think of it like preboarding. let's just make sure that you can get, we want to make sure you get out as quickly as possible. our ushers will be looking out for families throughout

mooney's i met with the vietnamese ambassador and we are building a really good and rapid report and again we have agreed and i've made it perfectly clear to the ambassador that everything every state will be treating you know these individuals with victims with dignity and respect well in belgium where the container had actually come over the channel to england from in the port of zebra they're trying to identify how the movements of of the train and identify the driver of the trail it's a vast poll there was a another tragedy back in 2000 here in which $58.00 a chinese nationals were found in southern england they traveled from is a burger in similar conditions and human rights campaign is saying that because until legal migration routes are opened up people who are living in poverty in places like vietnam or china will continue to take these risks to trying to get into the u.k. ok and in public the latest there and london in dame thank you ken or james is the executive director of freedom united an anti-slavery organization she says this is far from an isolated case. in my own wor

mooney: thank you. thank you, congressman, and mr. speaker. i spoke a little earlier on a one minute on this topic but i was pressed for time and i saw my good friend from arkansas speaking on this and i would expand on my remarks earlier. . . the important trade issues the president is working on with couldn't tries and i agree more those: important issues that should be working on. that's exactly what the president and congress should be focused on. in fact, it should be focused on that in a bipartisan way, republicans and democrats together. instead, what we're faced with, is this pretty bizarre inquiry process. i think it's important for the american people to know and how this is supposed working.nd how it is an impeachment inquiry, it sounds like it's a fair process.n in the past, during the impeachment process of president clinton, theesident house of representatives, right here, led respectedly at the speakers abbott and ingrich established the following procedures that's currently not being provided in attempt ed process to to impeach

ainsley: when they were in there, one of the guys congressman alex mooney, a republican from west virginiall phone, some sort of device i assume, he released the audio into the room. you are not allowed to do that. it's a scif room. a secure room. they have had to sweep the room. that took two hours. they had to scrub the room. ed: republican jim jordan says it's about time that republican lawmakers got in there and are able to tell the american people what's really going on. and he also wants to note identity of the whistleblower, watch. >> here's the fundamental question. one person who started this whole thing the whistleblower. the whistleblower's complaint bullet point number one he says over the past four months more than half a dozen u.s. officials gave meet basis for this complaint. to date, we don't know who any of those people are, and only one member of counseling,adam schiff knows hot whistleblower is and who those more than half a dozen who formed the basis of his complaints. our members finally said enough. we are so frustrated they reached a boiling point. these guys marched

mooney: the media's credibility is already at a record low. the road back to credibility for the media is to give the american people the truth and let them make up their own minds. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> today i rise to praise the house for unanimously passing the dignity in aging act. this act includes two bipartisan bills that i led to respond to challenges facing a growing, aging american population. social isolation and younger onset alzheimer's. as i heard from seniors and their families in my district, at my seniors workshop, we need to do more to support care givers, improve economic opportunities for older individuals, and ensure americans can age with dignity, security, and the quality of life. this act does that. mr. trone: this week democrats and republicans worked together to pa