then moran spotted a potential crack in their relationship.in four days while kelly, four months later, was still behind bars. why didn't ira bail her out? >> i guess you'd have to ask him. she might have the same question. >> reporter: this was moran's chance to pounce. he knew kelly was angry and hoped she would finally agree to roll on ira. so he offered her a plea deal. in exchange for testifying against ira, she would get 12 years in prison with a chance for parole in four. her attorney, jonathan ripps, explains why she took the deal. >> if she were convicted after trial, i'm fairly confident the judge would give her close to the max which would be 8 1/3 to 25 years, and that's an awfully long time. >> reporter: plea deal felt safe? >> anything involving state prison that is years in length is going to be an ugly number. but the alternative had there been a conviction would have been much more drastic. >> reporter: with the plea in place, kelly was all set to be the prosecution's star witness against ira, but in this twisted tale of greed

continue the conversation >> zuckerberg's meetings span the aisle, he is meeting with republican senator moran, and supposed to see hawley and lee as well. senator warner's office saying

>> terry moran, live at the supreme court. thank you. >>> next, to the weather country tonight. sides o dr ar from california toeshoeirortion along the i-5 inesndido. off the east coast tonight, we're watching hurricane humberto. now a full-on hurricane, trig r triggering rip currents right along the coast. let's go to ginger zee, in california tonight. ginger? >> reporter: it's only breezy here, but it is downright windy to our east. and that's where the fire danger is highest. much of the state of nevada in an extreme fire danger, into utah. then we've got the tropics. we've got to watch out for a couple of areas. 20% shot for the gulf of mexico to get something. even if it doesn't become a tropical cyclone, you have ten-plus inches possible for the coast of texas. hurricane humberto could become a major hurricane. big surf for buermudurr bermuda. five to seven foot waves, north carolina to florida. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> tonight here in new york city, we have learned that the manhattan d.a. s b peoned o pss personal and business tax retuhe investigation of hush mona

>> terry moran leading us off tonight from the white house. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the alarming news on vaping tonight, right here in the houston area, a high school student collapsing after vaping and was rushed to the hospital. and now, a sixth person has died linked to e-cigarettes. that patient in their 50s. here's abc's adrienne bankert now. >> reporter: tonight, new alarm about the risks of vaping, after an emergency at this houston-area high school. officials say a student suddenly sickened after vaping. >> the girl handed it to him. he hit it and passed out. and he would not wake up. so, the ambulance had to come out and get him out on a stretcher. >> reporter: it's just the latest in a growing number of cases around the country, doctors are reporting serious lung illnesses. more than 450 patients and counting, and tonight, a sixth death linked to vaping. that person in kansas, over 50 years old with underlying health problems whose symptoms worsened rapidly. most of the cases are linked to vaping thc products

>> terry moran at the white house. terry, thank you. >>> and one more note on this tonight, because there is a mystery now. who in the white house was alarmed by this, who spoke to the whistle-blower? what did william barr know, if anything, at the justice department? and now tonight, this reaches the state department, too, because in the whistle-blower's report, he writes of multiple u.s. officials who were deeply concerned by what the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, was doing. the whistle-blower says giuliani was circumventing the national security decision-making process to engage with ukrainian officials to relay messages back and forth between kiev and president trump. so, i want to bring in abc's martha raddatz, because martha, secretary of state mike pompeo was asked today, did the state department ever instruct rudy giuliani on what to do, and if secretary pompeo is certain there were not any improprieties in the state department? >> to my knowledge, each of the actions that were undertaken by the

>> terry moran, live at the supreme court. thank you. >>> next, to the weather threats on both sides of the country tonight. dry, gusty winds fueling wildfires in the west. red flag warnings from california to utah. the horseshoe fire forcing evacuations near riverside, california. and another fire popping up along the i-5 in escondido. while off the east coast tonight, we're watching hurricane humberto. now a full-on hurricane, triggering rip currents right along the coast. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee tonight, she's in california, tracking both stories for us. ginger? >> reporter: it's only breezy here, but it is downright windy to our east. and that's where the fire danger is highest. much of the state of nevada in hour.treme fire danger, into 0 e then we've got the tropics. we've got to watch out for a couple of areas. 20% shot for the gulf of mexico tropical cyclone, you have ten-plus inches possible for the coast of texas. hurricane humberto could become a major hurricane in the next 48 hours. heavy rain,

>> terry moran, thank you. >>> and one more note on this tonight, because there is a mystery now. who in the white house was alarmed by this, who spoke to the whistle-blower? what did william barr know, if anything, at the justice department? and now tonight, this reaches the state department, too. because in the whistle-blower's report, he writes of milt pl u.s. officials who were deeply concerned by what the preside president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, was doing. he was circumventing the national security process to engage with ukrainian officials. so, i want to bring in martha raddatz, because martha, secretary of state mike pompeo was asked today, did the state department instruct rudy giuliani on what to do, and is pompeo certain there were not any inproprieties in the state department? >> each of the actions that were undertaken by state department officials was entirely appropriate. >> martha, the secretary said he hadn't fully real the whistle-blower's report, it's now public, we all have it, but he knows of nothing done wrong at the state department? >> reporter:

gives -- elizabeth moran -- elizabeth warren gives a speech. at nine p.m. eastern, we will have live coverage as president trump speaks at a campaign rally in rio rancho, new mexico. both events live beginning at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free radio at. >> next saturday, 18 of the 2020 democratic presidential candidates was the at the democrats state pride in des moines, iowa. watch live next saturday at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> the student experience is really valuable to me. grow has really helped us with numerous people coming into our college years. >> for past winners of c-span studentcam video document or a competition, the experience sparked an interest in documentary production. >> that in des moines, iowa. the fun part is i get to be right in the middle of the caucus season, so many different candidates. because of c-span, i've had the experience and the equipment, the knowledge to film some of them. >> this year, we are a

terry moran, abc news, the white house. >> our thanks to terry. >>> and the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, is denying any wrongdoing. he told "the atlantic" magazine, quote, it is impossible that the whistle-blower is a hero and i'm not. and i will be the hero. these morons when this is over, i will be the hero. on fox he said it was the state department that asked him to investigate corruption in ukraine. >> they called me. i didn't call them. they asked me if i would take a call from them and meet with them, and i did, and i reported it back to them, and the conversation was completely normal and there was no bribery. there was no extortion. nothing like what biden did. i didn't do that. the president -- >> there's been no evidence of any wrongdoing by the bidens. as to whether rudy giuliani will testify to congress, he told nbc, quote, i don't go in kangaroo courts. >>> a new poll finds americans are split on the impeachment investigation. 49% approve of the inquiry but 46% oppose it including many independent voters. the poll was conducted wednesday before the whistle-b

so, let's bring in abc's terry moran, live in washington. he covered the last impeachment involved bill clinton, and terry, still so many unknowns here, but take us through this. what happens next? >> reporter: well, david, this is an historic day, no doubt about it. a momentous step. but we're a long way from any kind of vote to impeach president trump or remove him from office. here's how it will go down. facts and evidence. speaker pelosi has instructed the six committees that are already investigating president trump to, quote, proceed under that umbrella of an impeachment inquiry. depending on the facts and evidence they develop, articles of impeachment could be drafted then. on bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors, that sort of thing. and then perhaps voted on. as i say, we're a long way from that. this is a momentum step, but it's clear that nancy pelosi would not have taken it were she not prepared to take that step. she knows one thing, any impeachment requires the support of the american public in a very big way, and she's proce

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in fact, jerry moran, the other senator, not the seat that you would be going for potentially, had talkedbout the prospects of you running the other day. here he is. >> wouldn't be surprised that he would enter that race and i think you would be a good, solid candidate that would have a lot of support in kansas. >> chris: 's to have moran's endorsement. someone said the other day that you have gone recently from no to no comment. you certainly are not shutting the door. >> secretary pompeo: that was very kind of the senator. i appreciate the vote of confidence and i know he was trying to be incredibly helpful, as was senator mcconnell varied >> chris: he says are his number one choice. >> secretary pompeo: let's be clear, i've given us a message for the entire time up and ask about this. the only people who are asking about this or folks like you, and that's just fine. i'm focused on what i'm doing everyday, so long as president trump wants me to be his secretary, that's what i'm intent upon. i've given it a lot less thought than it sounds like others may have. >> chris: one last question

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layla moran, have to leave it there. layla moran, the lib dem mp for oxford west. and how might the outcome lead to a general election next month? our deputy political editor john pienaar has been looking at the possible implications. people see parliament as the place our politicians play political games. well, forget that. tonight, tomorrow, it's a fight. it will shape british politics and all our future for years, maybe generations. a battle between parties, within parties, and no neutrals. not even the speaker, john bercow, who has made it his mission to see the commons, notjust the government, has a say and get its way, even if that means rewriting the rules that he is there to referee. so tonight's big vote is about giving mps, and later peers, the chance to pass a law to block a no—deal brexit and force borisjohnson's government to seek and accept another delay to brexit, past october the 31st, maybe until next january. he has warned conservatives who rebel and vote for that that they'd be kicked out of the parliamentary party, banned from standing as tory c

liberal to get some votes. >> why do you think of that some people think it is down to biden versus moranse he cannot break through because he has that core support from 2016 but basically he gives the same talking points from 2016 and will not build on that. >> i agree. this is a three-person race. that's why you saw those antics that you saw on the stage with the second-tier candidates trying to have their moment but the problem is you see this again and again if they have movement they have a slight move such as kamala harris and then they fade again because all the attention is on those three. i do agree looking forward this is more of a biden and warren race because bernie never goes up or down warren has been creeping up she has been consolidating and interestingly she has the backing of the intelligentsia on the left which has given her a very easy pass. even this week she was asked no hard questions other than health care. >> the new york times endorses her. but there's one thing we've learned about afghanistan it's that the best way not to be caught up in the endless war is to av

.>>> check this out, love the story, marlins pitcher brian moran 10 years innors, ma front of his family who he is pitching against? his brother. no way. his brother there and he strikes out his brother for his first major-league strikeout. the family is loving that. that has never happened before and congratulations to the family and the marlins against the pirates. >>> college football, minnesota duluth, carrigan trapped back there and he looks like he was going to be nailed for his safety instead he picks up some blocks and break some tackles and hits the sidelines and show some speed. he will go 104 yards for the touchdown after nearly blowing it by muffling the kick. and then getting caught in the end zone for safety instead. that is tough as the play of the year on the first day. tough to beat that.>> i love the story of the player striking out his brother in baseball. >>> thank you, thank you for joining us tonight. have a good night.>> see you later. time with the kids. m spending more i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set asi

experience with that goes back to being aawaw senior legislative assistant there with the congressman jim moran back insl the 1990's. >> yes. >> direct path to where you are today with brady. >> breaks in between, yes, i'm a lawyer by trade so that's what i did after capitol hill but one of the issues that i worked on during my time working for jim maran was gun violence prevention. was there when the bradyti law s enacted. >> we have you this morning for a couple of reasons, yesterday the mark-up of several pieces of legislation in the house that's likely toof happen next week we understand but also we have seen over the last month particularly notable the mass shoot negotiation el paso, early august and then the odessa shooting late in the month, as you've seen these events unfold, what -- what has your organization been focused on? >> well, brady works across congress courts and communities to end epidemic of gun violence, what we know is we have 40,000 people a year dieing from gun violence, 100 people every single day. so we worked with both the republicans and democrats to get hr8, the bi

. >>> amount a mountain biker from moran just hit a major high in her career. >> she has made the olympic quite an accomplishment. >> i feel like she has grown up with us. she keeps climbing, well, mountains. >> september 8, snow shoe, west virginia. high pressure, mountaasthwocup champion. >> you can't get sick. you have to deliver every time. >> reporter: just 23 years old. as the 2018 world champion. but the 2019 world cup overall champion. >> seven races, seven countries. you have to be pretty good every time. a trophy is won on your best dates and it is also won on your worst days. >> reporter: but had enough wins and top-five finishes, including snow shoe last week to earn number one overall. the first american woman to do so in 17 years. >> so that was a moment, truly for the fight for this trophy was over. >> reporter: she decided to take up the sport in of 14 to stay in shape for her high school cross country. now a spot in the 2020 olympic team? >> that was one of the biggest goals. it really means a lot to me. it means that i can really focus. >> reporter: a shout out to her pa

and now over into moran county and the city and sam te'o county. santa rosa a tenth. so the first rain has arrived. 60s, 70s and sun and clouds possible this afternoon as the cooler and unstable air begins to move in. 60s and 70s compared to 90s when we left you on friday. you can see the system still holding together. there will be some breaks. but it is moving into the santa cruz mountains as well. it can be deceiving. it can add up rapidly. so a quarter inch would not surprise me. that is spinning in. that is the colder and unstable air on the north coast. 60s on the temperatures. we're one one ton nine degrees warmer. the water temperatures are cold. they're in the 50s. this is pick pentagon up a little bit. looking for a cloudy, mostly cloudy morning. the colder and unstable air is coming in. there have been a pretty good line of thundersrms erupting into the sierra. so an active monday here. 60s, 70s on the temperatures. it will stay cool. possible rain to the north and then it kicks out a little warmer into your weekend. >>> 7:21. a deadly crash between two boa

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yeah, the gusty us winds today justine were in the north bay specifically in moran, so let's take a look at current conditions right now. >>where that fire is burning. it is burning just west of napa so 59 degrees out there right now relative humidity at 62%. so fortunately tracking some moisture and wind speeds hour. but as we take a look at peak wind gust within the last 12 hours. you can see big rock in moran, a 57 mile per hour wind speed so was extremely gusty and even know valley in the north bay 39 miles per hour sustained winds as well. but fortunately i am tracking calmer conditions, specifically for those of you in the north bay area. still little bit gusty though right now for downtown san francisco seeing sustained winds at 31 miles per hour and even oakland as well into the east bay senior 30 mile per hour wind speeds with gust for most of those low lying areas in our major cities around 40 miles per hour or less but throughout our highest peaks and that 40 to 50 mile per hour range, let's take a look at future wind gusts out there. for tonight we are going to notice. calmer

major crash in moran what its northbound after saint vincent's but we have the 2 right lanes shut down major injuries crews on scene its backing up into was ral sandra fell southbound already crawling out of novato from roland here's what it looks like when you make it to the golden gate 33 minutes nevado to the toll plaza. and if you travel along the shore freeway, it's still pretty high of 40 minutes from crockett to the maze 19 minutes for 87 from 85 to one on one. >>time now for winners and losers on wall street where financial expert rob like joins us to help us understand and digest some of the headlines. coming out this morning got to talk housing so we have housing starts over the last was a the 12 year high yesterday, pretty good numbers, yes. >>a big part of our economy whether you're a person sell houses or want to live in a home finance a home you get the idea it's a savings account for a lot of people which isn't a bad thing per se homa. building search. 12 year high. month to month. it's been solid year-over-year it's a little bit weaker com. there is some lumping us but

in fact, jerry moran, the other senator -- not the seat that you would be going for potentially -- talked prospects of you running the other day. here he is. >> wouldn't be surprised that he would enter that race, and i think he would be a good, solid candidate that would be, have a lot of support in kansas. chris: so you have his endorsement. someone said you have gone recently from no to no comment. you certainly are not shutting the door. >> very kind of senator moran, i appreciate the vote of confidence. i know he was trying to be very helpful, as is senator mcconnell -- chris: who say you're his number one choice. >> the only folks who ask me about this are folks like you, chris, and that's just fine. so long as president trump wants me to be secretary of state, that's what i'm focused on. chris: one last question and i'll let it go, because i know that's what you always say, i want to do what president trump wants me to do. what if he comes to you early next spring and says, you know what? the most important thing you could do for me is to run for the u.s. senate, then what would yo

colin moran, no man's land. 4-zip bucks. jalen davis, rookie at the plate. pokes a single to right.in pillar scores on the play. he'll keep that baseball forever. this kind of night for the giants elias diaz bunts. great name. not a great throw. run scores, giants lose 6-3. >>> much to the delight of the raiders at this point, antonio brown is now somebody else's problem. the patriots getting a barrage of questions about sexual assault claims made against brown by his former trainer. >> i'm not aware of any, any more of the questions, all right? you want to ask about him, you can call his employer. >> brown did practice for the first time as a member of the patriots. even if he's a model citizen on the field, his behavior off the field is still an issue, and now it's new england's turn to answer for him. >> i'm not going to be expanding t we know more we'll say more. i just answered that question. >> well, actually you depth. didn't. >> actually i did. >> no. not a word to say. >> didn't i just answer that? >> it could get uncomfortable for the patriots. abc7 sports sponsored by riv

i'm tracking a delay free roads problem free roads all the way from highway 37 in novato through moran and then across of the golden gate and the san francisco under 20 minutes for your total drive time so far on the south lawn on one side. it looks good around the bay area's far as traffic tracking a drive times are looking at a lot of green on the road that speeds are at the limit from antioch outs conquered only 13 minutes on westbound for them to take it to dan bill on 6.80 that 60 minutes for you. the nimitz freeway looking good from san leandro all the way to the to 37 a connector in that milpitas and 1926 minutes from san jose to palo alto james but thank you time now is for 19 in the south bay, a hotel in san jose was evacuated after a woman was found dead inside one of the rooms. >>several other people at the fairmont on market street were also sent to the hospital. the hazmat situation forced authorities to shut down a stretch of market street for about 7 hours. guests on the 19th floor called complaining about a bad odor in the hotel staff went to check on him that's when th

terry moran has been following the action. >> the debate's done, let the spinning begin. after the debate it was substantive. it was a well-moderated debate, shout out to our colleagues there. it probably won't move the needle much in the polls, but after a campaign dominated by progressive voices, tonight the centrists struck back. ten candidates came out tonight. >> that's what i want to do for you. >> as president. >> as president. >> as president of the united states. >> the stakes so high, each determined to make their case for why they should be at the top of the democratic ticket. >> i've actually never met anybody who likes their health insurance company. >> we should get moving. there's enormous, enormous opportunities once we get rid of donald trump. >> we must and will defeat trump, the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> but only one will get there. and minutes later, it was game on. julian castro in the middle of a health care discussion, taking a veiled swipe at joe biden, going there on the question of biden's age. >> are you forgett

make sure that we got this endorsement, don and we got it done early log cabin spokesperson charles moran says the president's commitment to ending hiv aids was a contributing factor. >>that issue is very very personal to the lgbtq community it wiped out a generation in addition ran says the group supports the administration's international effort to ban the criminalization of homosexuality but some lgbt activists say the endorsement of president trump doesn't make sense because the administration's policies. >>have done the community more harm than good donald trump and mike pence are dangerous to marginalized communities, nobody's buying. >>that he is good at either of them are good for the lgbtq community chris grow with the human rights campaign points to the administration's restrictions on transgender service members. >>and efforts to roll back obama era protections in they submitted a brief to the supreme court. >>that said that the supreme court should not uphold. protections against discrimination in areas like employment. >>while advocates are divided on who they plan to support

that there had been a working group that evolved senator blumenthal and senator moran and senator from hawaii and that senator cantwell made the decision to step back from the group and so bilateral negotiations with wicker but those are still ongoing and mainly that's because of the august recess. in the house you have to pay attention to the leaders of the energy and commerce committee and from what i understand house judiciary is also going to step into the fight davis has been active from rhode island. >> he's been active on privacy but is more active on competition and antitrust. that's one of his main messages and is not the tech he's concerned about but consolidation across a number of sectors, not just technology but the most substantive efforts out of congress in general when it comes to the competition has been his series of hearings on consolidation in the media attack industries and what that does for competing industries. he's had a series of repeated hearings there. he said expect legislation to come out of the efforts of his one to watch. >> does tech policy sometime acr

the president announced in a tweet that he fired bolton, but as abc's terry moran reports, bolton hadnt of how they parted ways. >> reporter: in a curt tweet, president trump declared he was tting rid of his third national security adviser. i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. i disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions, as did others in the administration, and therefore i asked john for his resignation which was given to me this morning. but bolton was not going to go quietly, firing off his own tweet minutes later, contradicting the president. i offered to resign last night, and president trump said, let's talk about it tomorrow. and as the news broke, bolton reached out to fox news in realtime. >> john bolton just texted me. >> oh. >> just now, he's watching. >> can you read it? >> yeah. he said, let's be clear, i resigned. >> reporter: bolton also told abc's jon karl the president's story was flatly wrong, he never asked for me to resign, directly or indirectly. the sudden turn of events was a long time coming. bolton i

special correspondts benedict moran and jorgen samso report. >> reporter: jean bosco ngaramwa lefta seven years ago, but the memories of his torture there are still fresh. >> ( translated ): i was broht into a small room, which i consider like a slaughterhouse. i saw machetes, i saw axes, i saw electric cables. it was a room where they torture people. >> reporter: ngarama says his problems began in 2010, when heb lived in the capital, kigali. he worked for a human rights organization, and was openly crt.ical of rwanda's governm in march of that year, unknown assailants launched grenade attacks on the cit soon after, arama was arrested and imprisoned. >> ( translated ): they asked me it that i know the peopl who threw the grenades. "you he no information?" i said "no." they said, "if you don't do it't willingly, you'll do it by force." they slapped me. then they brought batons and they hit me with electric stbles. i wading up. when i screamed, they took plastic bottles, and shoved it in my mouth. blood was pourg out of my mouth. >> reporter: he says a soldier then electrocuted him, and he

and there's been a working group that involve senator blumenthal, senator moran, senator schatz from hawaii, but senator cantwell had made the decision to step back from that group and just enter into bilateral negotiations with wicker. those are still ongoing. from what i understand man at the staff level because of the august recess. and in the house have to pay attention to the leaders of the energy and commerce committee, and from what i understand the house judiciary is also going to jump into the fray. >> host: david cicilline has been very active, hasn't he, from rhode island? >> he has been active on privacy but more active on competition and at the cross. it's not just tech. he is concerned about consolidan across a number of sectors. not just technology but it most of the effort out of house or out of congress in general when it comes to competition thing has been his series of hearings on consolidation in the media and tech industries of what the test of the competing industries. he said a series of hearings and you said we can expect legislation to come out of the effort,

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to paul moran he's been called a chunk of era of independent journalists out there on the front lines taking the chair gas and danger were ever things are kicking off paul walker on back we had john a few years ago some time ago the mayor of paris to catch up with old friends particularly independent journalists or give us the straight dope on what's been going on out there even covering this for most of the acts as they are called each saturday where act 43 heading toward act 44 according to what you've seen paul how has it evolved over the past 40 weeks of covering mostly the beginning of it and it's was. quite an interesting movement because in the beginning of course there were there were rebuilding of against the price of gasoline so it was like the starting point and then it built up on inequality basically the main topic was inequality and i remember in the beginning it was something that incredible because there was like a front line. clashing with the police not very violently actually but it was spectacular some

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look, you can see crews are done with their work to these overhead power lines meaning there are no moran advertise pated closures here at highway 24. >>> pg&e crews restoring power this afternoon to more than 100 remaining customers after a crane replacing equipment at the lafayette bart station hit a power line. this is video of the 265-ton crane bart provided from a previous weekend of work. just before 5:30 this morning, the impacted line came down on the westbound lane of highway 24 which was reopened just before 6:30 a.m. the incident knocking out electricity to more than 700 customers, including this >>ust almost hade sg a heart attack. i thought, what's happening? what's going on here? then i found out. >> reporter: as did her tenants, the whole foods using big refrigerated trucks for some of its inventory. pete's giving out free coffee, and yogurt shack powering parts of the store with a generator. >> whatever is loaded in the machine we can't save. >> reporter: pg&e planning to restore power in three stages to limit traffic impact closing highway 24 in both directions for 20 min

meanwhile, abc's terry moran explains an impeachment inquiry is only the beginning of a long process, which does not mean the house will charge the president. >> here's how it will go down. facts and evidence, speaker pelosi has instructed the six committees that are already investigating president trump to, quote, proceed under that umbrella of an impeachment inquiry. depending on the facts in evidence they develop, articles of impeachment could be drafted then. >> reporter: so what's next? well, the white house says it will release a transcript of that phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. the white house says the transcript will be unredacted but critics are wondering if they'll actually get to see the full conversation, janai a ines, thank you. we know the politics of impeachment are tricky. back in the late '90s president clinton emerged from the impeachment process more popular. >> but it was republicans who then won the white house in 2000. most of the democrats now running for president support this impeachment investigation but not all of them. cong

to all of you as well for being here today suzanne if we could start with you you're just back from moran are are from saudi arabia rather are people in that country worried about an attack by iran by a war in the region they are definitely i mean there is a war going on in the country in the south in yemen since 4 years and 6 months. they don't see so much of this war but this is definitely a repeat question which goes straight directly to the heart of the of the country they see that there is the stabilization in syria in iraq all around so they really fear that this could come to that this could strike the country destabilize the country. what about iran you know the fears of destabilization in the wider region or president reaches certain saudi arabia is that an issue for the people of iran i think that no one wants to have a war in the region i think you know there have been a lot of wars in the past decade in this region that have been calamitous so so this is why a lot of regimes in that region including the iranian one but also the saudi one another has always played the fear card

there was a working group that involved senator blumenthal, senator moran, senator shots from hawaiihat senator -- hawaii, butz from blumenthal stepped back to enter into negotiations with wicker. they are still ongoing. and in the house, you have to pay attention to the leaders of the energy and commerce committee, and from what i understand, house judiciary is also going to jump into the fray. has been active, from rhode island. >> he has been active on privacy but more active on competition and antitrust. that's when it his main messages, and it is not just tech. he is concerned about consolidation across a number of sectors, not just technology, but the most substantive effort out of congress in general when it comes to competition has been his series of hearings on consolidation in the media and tech industries and what that does for other competing industries. he has had a series of hearings and he has said, we can expect legislation to come out of that effort. so he is definitely one to watch. does --es policy does does tech policy sometimes cross party lines? you have cantwel

knew over the weekend moran waspompeo said to blame -- iran was to blame. frontvelopments on that on what we should expect from the u.s.? >> the u.s. is waiting to see and go through all of their intelligence about this. there is one thing president trump has made clear when he was campaigning. a war in thewant gulf, but when you have headlines that the saudi's are hunting the finger at iran, they are not saying it is the you -- yemeni rebels. escalates what we see as proxy wars to be more front and center. rbc has r long, been saying the lima is broken. the market completely move to be focused on the supply side. the whole summer the market has been obsessed with the demand side, the global growth concerns. supply-sider is going to be front and center for weeks if not months. guy: thank you. the headline now, royal dsm trading in the midlands exploring a bid for dupont. the price tag would be $25 billion. havet is said to approached potential bidders. sm while is among the dupont fording for $25 billion. dsm is down about 1%. for more on the events of the