it just came in and northwest, mount diablo and up to mount tam, 40s and low 50s and polk valley, 34.marin county and tiburon and 40 in fresno, 30 in truckee and 42 in ukiah with cloud cover keeping light rain going in the morning but this week, the best system will be thursday morning and the russian river and into marin county and santa cruz, two amounts possible. most of the temps, tonight, we clear it out and then clouds with very cold air thursday into friday and one more system saturday and then sunday right now looks drive. >>> it's 5:53 in the field of democratic presidential candidates is narrowing leading to the november election. coming up at 6:00, the latest poll showing a new front runner here in california. >>> another city where overnight parking is approved for people living in vehicles. >>> first, what a young intern at nasa discovered weeks after becoming an intern. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. new information from the united kingdom about the future prince harry and his wife, meghan markle. the queen met with prince charles, william and harry at the family est

i believe she never visited mount vernon. host: let's go back to our callers, rick calling from las cruces, new mexico. caller: good morning. shirley toe mr. comment on anything he knows about those allowances he mentioned, that george washington provided his mother. i seem to have read somewhere he expected those to be paid back. he viewed those as loans. is that correct? guest: he wrote them down in his diaries. he was meticulous, as it sounds like you know about all of his financial transactions and his acreage and what was being produced, and the number of tobacco, andes, other things like that. i'm not sure i recall them being -- he may have listed them as dead, but i don't expect -- debt, but i don't think he expected to be repaid. she did not have the income to repay, and i think he felt like it was his duty to give his mother these allowances. and, they varied from time to time. sometimes they were larger, sometimes they were smaller, but interestingly, the last time they met, which i mentioned earlier, he brought --

one of those is mounted with a main gun and the other is mounted here up in the front of the tank and this one is manned by the bell gunner. he can move that up and down and show you the way the ball terrific works. caliber machine gun protruding through this armored ball mount. you get the workings of the gun, ammunition back there to catch the shell casings as they come out. you look at the top of the hatch, right over his right shoulder, there is a periscope that goes in it, and as the name implies, is a prismatic periscope that fits through that space. is a lens.periscope he uses the radical to fly the machine gun. this is another machine gun. this is the other m 1919, mounted with the main gun so it elevates the turns. this one is controlled by the gunner. there is a switch to fire the machine gun. he is arranging that through a similar set up that you can see next to the helmet up there. that is how he is looking. one of the things you will notice is because they are looking through a periscope, their field of vision is fairly limited. the critical thing for the commander was wh

. >>> and mill valley looks to be the leader. 391 hundredths, mount diablo, a quarter and yountville, .20 inches and the big story is the wind, roaring with a little rain in the santa clara valley. we are about done and you can see that toward gilroy and hollister. gusting up to 50 at mount diablo and 40s and 50s on yotem sunny, partly cloudy and breezy day. >>> right now, we have the commute doing pretty well if th macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a little bit of a back up and you can see some of these outside lanes with interstate 880 in oakland doing very well north or south. at 4:30, back to the th fellow about what is next in the impeachment of president trump. to vote tomorrow or thursday with a resolution naming the house impeachment managers and after that, the articles of impeachment will be sent to the u.s. senate with the house being a way for the next week in honor of martin luther king jr.'s birthday was senate leader mitch mcconnell criticizing nancy pelosi and they did it on the senate floor to accuse her of overplaying her hand. >> sp

one is mounted coaxially with the main gun. the other is mounted here and is manned by the battle dinner. gunner. if you look here, he can show you how the ball term iturret works. he has his ammunition in the back and to the back to catch the bag to catch the shell casings. right here, it's a prismatic periscope that sticks up through that space. at the periscope is a lense that has a radical. he uses that -- this is another one on this side. this is not the main gun. this one is controlled by the gunner. there is a switch to fire the machine gun. his gutters periscope comes up to the inside -- his gunner's periscope comes up for the inside. their field of vision is fairly limited. the critical thing for the commander was, he would have to lay the main gun on the taget rget side so the gunner can see it. typically, the tank commander will announce the engagement. he will do the preparatory command. he will say gunner. the next thing he will do is announce the type of ammunition. in the case of an enemy tank, it would be armor

very windy in some higher elevations and in lake county and mount diablo and mount ham . 31 in diablo with 40s and 50s on your temps that won't change with breeze and cloud cover and the system coming out of the gulf of alaska getting its act together to arrive early thursday with two inches amounts in marin county and the russian river and the santa cruz mountains on thursday. 50s on the temps with cold conditions and then we cloud up on wednesday with rain and wind and cold air arriving into friday with another system dragging across and then sunday looks dry. >>> a new survey finds americans are drinking less wine and what could be behind the new trend. >>> a push in san francisco for the city to become more dependent from pg&e. there are one million more uninsured americans every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs. as mayor, he helped expand coverage to seven hundred thousand more people. and championed w

northwest, mount diablo, 42 and i will have to delay that hiked to the south of mount diablo today that i was planning on. no, i was in. 40s on the temps or 50s unless the wind holds the temps up. kelseyville, 40. a lot of 40s. it might come down a little but the breeze is really cranked up, an extra hold on the hairspray day. bundle up with the system coming thursday that looks pretty good with three quarters inches of rain into parts of marin county and the russian river and santa cruz mountains, less forecasting and 50s on the temps. cloud cover wednesday night and rain thursday it spills in friday andy weak system washes out on saturday and sunday looking drive. >>> a growing problem in east bay cities with cars spinning out-of-control and very little we can do about it. details on the illegal flag shows and what happens when police officers respond. >>> a proposal for universal basic income to a certain group who need the support. trump: those pre-existing conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre

such as mount fuji in japan. mount kilimanjaro in tanzania. glacier bay national park in alaska and mount kaila in to bet where people have a very unique relationship with the mountain and in other cultures mountains are very important because they possess assess and sanctity and i think they are often equated with gods. man callous and tit for example is a very well known peak reachable by pilgrimage tracks in europe mountain hikers began taking cameras along. in the mid 19th century one was of course was an imbecile of france who climbed to mon blong with his brother in 1982 back then mountain photographers had to carry heavy equipment. by the late 1900 the mountains were attracting hikers in crater numbers but mass tourism really hit in the 1950 s. . the mountains can be experienced with all the senses on saw through rolls corn plaques in a feast for eyes and palate surrounded by the vast panoramic view. a wonderful view more about that and other stories from the world of arts and culture on our website at g.w. dot com wash culture and if y

i mounted air like nothing to stir up the air. i mounted airlikei nothing to stir up the air.at hermas from a 10—11 degrees and it could be miles across the north—east of scotla nd could be miles across the north—east of scotland with good smells of sunshine. a5 of scotland with good smells of sunshine. as we head through wednesday night, it's days growth of aquatic for most areas. there could be the odd clear spell around, if that happens then it will be chilly inafew that happens then it will be chilly in a few places but for most with the cloud cover, it will be a large tree frost free night. thursday and friday, very similar days, we will continue with high—pressure, generally white twins and a lot of cloud around with leaden skies and hill fog and mist and merck too. we start to see a change to the weather is who move out of friday and into the weekend, our area of high—pressure retreats to the near continent and go pressure pushes and off the atlantic, more isobars on the chart there. saturday might start off cloudy in england and wales, more of a breeze picking up espec

mounting 900 artillery pieces. so that's what we like to say, one of the most heavily fortified cities in the world and most likely most heavily fortified cities in the western hemisphere. this is what the forts look like. this is forward todd, this is the where the soldiers came into the fort. you can see the magazine where they want to store the ammunition behind the soldiers here. this is fort lincoln and northeast washington, d.c. near bladensburg. we know anything about the war of 1812, they were fearful of -- they had a really large fort there. and i want you to look closely at this image. this is fort lincoln as well. we know this is a later war image of the fort because as you see in the corner there, there is a 100 pound rifle. it could fire three or four miles. that is what will be running into on july 11th, 1864. they started mounting the rifles in july, excuse me, in 1863. and one of the most popular images, this is gun number 13 at fort totten. a couple of things i want everyone to notice here. again,

it will be there. 30 miles an hour mount diablo out of the southwest. maybe a little breezy at times and that system slides south. the rainfall won't be too heavy but enough to tip the bucket there. it is giving us some light rain this morning but upstream it is going to be clear. starting later on and taking us into tomorrow. north wind 60 degrees. cold tomorrow morning but sunny and breezy and there's your mostly cloudy but breezy on saturday. weak system late sunday light monday for some rain. >>> a call for another mass evacuation in australia. those wild fires keep burning. how a change in the weather is fuelling the flames and the warning from the government officials here in the united states. >> we're going to tell you about the action state lawmakers are taking to hold wireless companies accountable. a >>> how much money the hackers are demanding but the school district is not the only victim. last friday ransomware attackers struck the library system. >> it's not like the public library has a lot to offer. computers and lock them out. >> now n

not only are we looking over the temple mount seir the place where the golden dome is you know that's the place the holy of holies this is what the arab world wants and this is what they'll never get. abraham's children don't get along some brothers don't get along in this particular case in fact it's even worse because there's parts of a very very violent streak in a south and l. which is the combination and part of the muslim world today. there's addict in that says a south hates jacob was he upset that abraham or isaac only gave certain listens to him and certain other blessings the him the children of a ram have been blessed in many different ways that the jewish people i am isaac jacob king david king solomon all the way to little daniel luria today in jerusalem is this one chain that's been blessed in a different way the little land of israel we have the covenants with god. we have returned home design is dream is being realized all the time and as the indigenous people here the world and especially the arab world is going to have to understand that at some point in time. today

northwest, 41 near mount tam. mount diablo, down to 30 miles per hour.nd oakland airport over to sfo. 30 to 31, there will be a blustery day after the rain. it should be done by the next hour or so. will be out of the picture we will get clearing skies from 50s on your temps. sunny and windy on these temps here. it looks like a chilly day tomorrow. sunny. it looks good. receipt, then a week system sunday morning and it will fall apart. we will keep partly cloudy. >>> a series of problems with the popular smart phone app, tick-tock. one of the researchers that allowed the vulnerability. one of the researchers who discovered the high club the studio. >>> a ukraine airplane that went down and how the iranian government is responding. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>>:falling out lawmakers are debating ways to help people stay connected if there was another power safety shut off. the new proposed bill would require all cellular towers to have at least 72 ho

along the highway here at 1100 feet local stopping off the summit use restaurant reported snow on mount and on local bread and elsewhere at higher elevation. a cold day in the mountains with temperatures in the 30's as the chp warned about icy conditions later tonight as the moisture is not can dissipate all throughout the day. >>so this could potentially lead to some black ice later on tonight now it has been notified there out there on highway 17 to try to take care of the road. again the to go ahead and slow down and take your time getting to where you need to get to today the chp says drivers should be especially wary of black ice on less travel roads like they're creek for emple or highway 35 in the santa cruz mountains rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>national news tonight all members of the us senate as well the 7 house impeachment managers were all sworn in today, thosmanagers including bailey a congresswoman's o'laughlin will serve as prosecutors in the impeachment trial of president trump senate democrats are hoping to sway at least a handful of republicans to reach the 51 votes ne

if you do tell others tell anybody you know at mount sinai they are not on mount sinai. thank you so much for coming tonight. i'm really honored to be here with you. my question is about working women. my daughter and stepdaughters. i'm wondering what kind of infrastructure you suggest to this decade. whether it's 4-year-old kindergarten or some kind of communal schooling for preschool kids. what you suggest in a way of liberating women so that they can have careers like men. we are the only advanced democracy on earth without national systems. with much more liberal parental leave. and i don't know if they have partners or partners who are women. it's so still very far from equal. it is still very difficult there are group things we need to fight for. and there are individual actions that we need to take most of all we need to understand it's not our fault. they are neighbors who don't have children. they are kind of making a little community with them. they become the default and an uncle. so whatever solution we can find or whatever help we can find that most of all w

. >> in the south bay kpix 5's mark sayre headed to mount hamilton to find people enjoying a snow day. >> reporter: the signs were there that the storm could bring low snow levels to the bay area mountains, and it didn't disappoint. javier and his friends are taking maximum advantage of the snowfall with snow ball fights and sledding. >> the snow is really low, and yeah it's great. real fluffy. >> reporter: during some late afternoon breaks in the storm, the fairly low snow level became apparent to residents on the valley floor below and people headed up to mount hamilton to take a look, not knowing how long the snow could stick around. jackie, tell me about the snow! >> it's awesome. >> reporter: jackie is 7 years old. what's the best thing about the snow? >> that you can create like snow balls and snowmans. >> reporter: this is what it looked like on mount hamilton road, passing beyond joseph d. grant county park and about 7 miles downhill from the observatory, a good blanket of snow remains on the side of the road and in the trees. it's a blanket of white as far as the eye can see.

but you get up there, 3500 feet 3800 feet in the case of mount diablo boom. >>noticing some fresh powder there let's take a look at this great your picture that carol keane st me a mount diablo just outside of her backyard tonight and we are noticing fresh powder out there along our highest peaks, not just in the south bay, t also mount diablo in parts of the north bay peaks as well golden gate bridge this evening. we are noticing a little bit of a break from the wet weather plenty ofstorm clouds overhead make sure to drive safely, especially those of you throughout the san francisco peninsula. you were pounded with some heavy downpours in san bruno and even south san francisco, but now that cell starting to move east into the east y shoreline making its way into san leandro and even livermore and pleasanton noticing some widespread light rain altamonte as well noticing that cell just to your south and east this evening wise for light scattered throughout most of the north bay and also some light dusting of snow for our ocal hills and mountains just east of m

to drive back down from mount diablo while the light was still out. the road is narrow and wendy, and of course wet. we did not find a shortage of people who ventured up the mountains today to witness this storm. we always need the rain, but having it doesn't mean we have to like dealing with it. on the peaks of mount diablo, it shows the system was something that many considered much more desirable. >> we saw the white, and i was like oh my goodness, it snow. >> reporter: despite the bitter cold, visitors ventured up the mount diablo, to witness the site. another rarity, a snowball fight, thanks to an endless supply of ammunition. it was a bright spot to the conditions below. >> i just saw it on snapchat. >> even from the city, you could see the snow up in the mountains. it was pretty. >> reporter: these two got to walk in the snow for the first time. he was unsure what the frigid temperatures might mean for his dog. >> taken for a walk, and come back. i didn't want his paws to get too cold. >> if you want to get up here, you'll have to walk. the roa

pretty good breeze among mount diablo. so be advised by that. 33 near mount tam in middle peak. a lot of high clouds. that may prevent us again from getting a little bit warmer temps. higher clouds will be with us today and tomorrow. tomorrow we will be the warmest day. saturday will be a little okay. a little cooler about 62 to 68 today. temperatures running about 2 to 8 degrees above average and sunday sweeps in from the northwest. there will be a big change sunday night into monday and will you feel it. >> time is 6:40. kobe bryant's grieving widow speaking out for the first time since kobe was killed. what vanessa bryant is saying on social media about losing her husband and her 13-year-old daughter. >> and a new section of the border wall was no match for mother nature, the reason it may have fallen over. >> first, let's check in with gasia. welcome back. see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour mornings on 2. >> when i join you in minutes we're going to start with flagging tweets that might lead people when it comes to voting information. the new tool twitter users have to re

small companies i'm contracted or peeved by how schools to collect their trash and this trash is mounted onto trucks and take into a lot of fields or gambling sites and then we have. a tower to sort out the plastics and them to the recycling companies but steel these ways that is recycled of plastics that are recycled or do not make out the time gets most of these recycling companies so they mostly before will be a lot of the attack and recycling. ok so a lot of decentralized recycling efforts going on there have can lawmakers shown any interest in creating that recycling infrastructure that isn't there right now yes they have to start really the final. use of plastic bags in kenya and they wanted to see how effective this is going to be before they could now in fact and completely buy plastic bottles in the country but this is an initiative that is going to affect the current manufacturers of plastic motors in the country because it's big business and there's going to be a bit of caution cool. to also be the interests of this small businesses but what we're seeing is that kenya as a cou

there is mounting evidence that iran shot down a ukrainian jet liner. >>it's a missile stri that killed all 176 people aboard and happened hours after iran launched ballistic missiles at. >>us targets in iraq. according to a us official the plane was shot down by 2 russian made surface to ai missiles. american analysts say they saw iranian radar signals lock on to the jetliner before the crash.it took a day for that information be verified. ronnie officials have recoverethe 7 thirty-sevens flight data records. they are refusing to let us authorities or boeing. analyze them on capitol hill house leaders passed the war powers resolution ttry to limit military action prident trump can take against iran without first consulting congress lawmakers passed a solution today. the vote was split mostly along party lines with only a few representatives voting cross the aisle. the vote now moves to the senate there is controversy over whether the resolution is legally binding

those articles of impeachment are very thick in washington, alexandra leigh mount. >>our 4 zone forecast i want to get a check of weather around the bay area and more and you're talking about a series of storms this week. yeah kind of on and off all week long and these are cold systems that are going to be affecting the bay area so the set you haven't got your cold-weather gear i get it out you couldn't even it's going to be a chilly night out there tonight, very cold temperatures settling in now we'll see the storms dive in right now the gulf of alaska right now it is dry across the state not going to say that way for very long. they are looking good right now clear skies but that dry air is allowing the temperatures to drop off in a hurry outside right now by tomorrow, we'll notice those clouds on the increase partly cloudy into san francisco about 54 degrees and cool 57. in oakland a few clouds drifting into san jose but little sunshine to start out the morning then by late in the evening, you're talking about a chance of rain there as well here we go a long rang

saying the military would quote follow the laws of armed conflict in washington the pressure is mounting for the trumpet ministration to justify the assassination. we can and we should learn more about the intelligence thinking that led to this operation and the plan to defend american personnel and proof in the wake of president trump have promised to keep the united states out of endless wars in the middle east the president's actions however have seemingly increased the risk that we could be dragged into exactly search a war. the tensions with iran have also through the u.s. military presence in iraq into question after the iraqi parliament voted to expel american troops. well let's go to washington now our d.c. correspondent carla bleicher standing by there carla we're getting conflicting signals about whether the u.s. military is willing to withdraw from iraq after the country's parliament voted unanimously in favor of that what are you hearing now well there's a letter that appears safe and send by the u.s. military to the iraqi military saying that u.s. troops would be moved out o

also coming up the economic cost of australia's fires are mounting with little relief in sight. and love it or leave it tech trends like all bits of reality are heading your way from the clothing store to the airport and take a look.

to collect their trash and this trash is mounted on to try to get into a lot of fields or down and then we have. a town to sort out. and deliver it to the recycling counties but stealing these ways that is recycled the plastics that are recycled do not make out the time it's these we saved. so they mostly before won't be long on the attack and recycling ok so a lot of decentralized recycling efforts going on there have kenyan lawmakers shown any interest in treating that recycling infrastructure that isn't there right now. yes they have to start reading the fine. use of plastic bags in kenya and they wanted to see how in fact this is going to be full of the now and completely by the locals in the country but this is an initiative that is going to affect the current manufacture as plastic poses in the country because it's big business and is going to be a bit cool. to also be the interest of these small businesses but what we see is that kenya has a can't eat trying to emulate. it with the methodology so countries like south africa that have successfully recycling infrastructure in tryin

beers it's good to have you with us markets in europe and asia are down as investors response of mounting tension in the middle east a sell off comes amid the continuing fallout from the killing of iran's top military commander qassam solo monny in a u.s. drone strike on friday. worries about potential conflict in the region have pushed oil prices even higher after friday's gains this time more than 2 percent up that's a big concern for asian markets which rely heavily on the middle east for their supply but it hasn't all been doom and gloom news that washington in beijing my son a trade deal next week since shares in china up. and let's check in now with our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney and chelsea how is the outlook there in frankfurt. these tensions are certainly driving markets today that docks opened about one percent lower that's really steep and throughout the day it's down about 1.8 percent now euro stocks the broader and exit european stocks is also down about 1.2 percent that's adding to have you losses on friday as well it's investors are certainly conce

nothing to the temple mount there's only one tunnel and it said parallel to the western wall nothing to do with the temple man itself it's absurd hysteria from the arab world are we will concerned about the illegal era building on the temple mount that's a disgrace and yet they managed to get away with the a huge mosque on the chimp amount destroying things the 2nd temple period that's something that should be discussed not what the jews do walking on the outside of the temple mount. the jewish people have some responsibility to act in a certain way in accordance to the laws that were given by the bible itself it's very difficult for me to know exactly today as many rabbis found the difficult to know exactly what was the specific thing the god was and with the jews about. the only people that know the future a prophets and foods and are neither. one of my favorite places to be here in jerusalem without a doubt is this car door the old roman road that used to look like that. this place in israel for christians or muslims anyone we're not talking about sovereignty can't compromise on s

this is d w news live from but lead to anger and frustration mount as deadly wildfires ravaging australia with tens of thousands scrambling by land down the sea to escape the flames the prime minister confronts a growing outrage over his government's response to the crisis also coming out textural rakers voted to send troops to withdraw to libya ankara says it's protecting its own interests and that many fear the move could escalate the conflict in the country. and 3 people come forward following a deadly foreigner just to use authorities believe their illegal skylon to stop the plays that killed dozens of animals in the town of safed out on new year's eve. i'm kind of a home for a client you could join me australian author of these are taking drastic measures to save the lives of some of the worst wildfires on record as they ravaged the country now officials have declared emergencies and ordered mass evacuations in the hard hit states of new south wales and victoria there is orders are likely to last for days as forecasters warn of high temperatures and strong. wins which are expected to

this comes amid mounting criticism by climate activists, following recent wildfires in the country. contract last year to provide signalling technology for a railway line connecting the outback to an australian seaport. ford has a problem in china. its vehicle sales there fell 26.1% in 2019 as the us automaker continues to battle a prolonged sales decline in its second—biggest market. it delivered 567,854 units. and in the fourth quarter the dearborn, michigan—based company delivered i4.7% fewer cars than a year before, india's bharti airtel is trying to build up its war chest as competition heats up in the country's telecoms sector. bharti airtel wants to raise $3 billion, partly for taxes it was ordered to pay in a court decision two months ago. but also partly to strengthen its financial position so that it can take on the likes of reliance'sjio service, which has disrupted the country's telecoms industry by offering extremely cheap data. despite all the hype, customers are now facing are sharp rise in prices. the bbc‘s monica miller explains. india is the well‘s second largest t

eventually, the men decided to slit the jugular veins of their mounts. a trickle of runaway slaves soon turned into a flood. they risked all four there chance to accompany the union army to freedom. they united at the village of keys bill. and decided to begin their construction again the next day. there was a 600 foot long covered bridge right here. the raiders moved down the tracks. about 60 miles toward that bridge. it was another horribly hot day. they destroyed tracks as they went. the leader of this motley collection of militia, convalescing regulars, prison guards, students from the nearby boys commit academy, was this man. he was an officer recovering from a wound. in just 36 hours of being notified by the raid, he had accumulated a force of more than 1000 men. she decided to make his primary defense north of the river. he put 250 of his men that were anchored on both flanks including a log barely to cross examine tracks. he signed responsibility to this contingent to a man named colonel henry coleman of the 12th north carolina who, had suffered

>>> skepticism is mounting for the justification of president trump's ordered killing for the iranianal. soleimani was linked to specific imminent threats to the u.s. >> there certainly was a lack of detail in terms of the plotting. and i don't think we had sufficient guidance on either its imminence or the warrants of the attacks to take out general soleimani. i don't think the report supports the conclusion that killing a top iranian official is going to either stop plotting or improve american security. i do think it's likely to result in strategic losses. i think it's going to result in potentially our being thrown out of iraq, reducing our ability to fight isis, and additional plotting against the united states. >> cnn's diane gallagher joins me with more on the intel concerns. what are you hearing? >> fred, those sentiments from adam schiff are also echoed from speaker pelosi. she released a statement once congress received that required notification last night, essentially saying that it created more questions than it did give them answers. i want to read you a bit of her state

to mounting global concern over the coronavirus. it is becoming even more deadly and possibly less contained. reuters now reporting another 25 people have died in china. authorities say it is under control but in the face of china rapidly building hospitals with thousands of beds, countries evacuating citizens is it contained? a group of doctors out with a new warning. in spite of it all u.s. markets rebounding after yesterday's selloff. weeks to go before the democratic iowa caucus. bernie sanders is in a powerful position of financial strength as muckraker peter schweizer shine as big light on this. as bernie sanders complains taxpayers must pay and do more, bernie sanders's government work has made sanders and his family rich. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. liz: let's get back to the breaking news. senator mcconnell says republicans do not have votes to block impeachment witnesses. let's get right to edward lawrence on capitol hill with more. edward? reporter: this was made in a gop private meeti

iran hands ovever the black boxes the flighgh seven five two as evidence mounts. that the ukrainian adeline at one shot down tehran says the course of the crash de revealed on. close to over million told to evacuate in australia as to wildfires merge together threatenening thousands of lives meanwhwhile a australians takino the streets to demand that government do more to tackle climate change. and this is day thirty seven of the f french transport strike uninions in the government failing to agree a plan of action this friday ahead of another weekend of protests here. in paris . good evening so we start tonight in iran y. ucrania experts have now been given access to the black boxes of the boeing seven three seven that crasheded on wednesday. killing all of those on board the black boxes thought then to contain crucial evidence about whatt happenedd o ththe airlinine in the final moments before the fatal crash. iran's decision to share the data comes as evidence mounts today that t the plane walls i accidentally broke down by iranian missiles. tehran has consiste

now mead warned grant that moving sheridan to the petersburg area would allow the confederate mounted armed under wade hampton to ride south and potentially menace wilson and couch. in part to naturalize that threat to the union raiders and also to expand the concept of isolating the army of northern virginia, grant decided to send the second and sixth corps westward to hold the petersburg and southside railroads, extending the union perimeter all the way to the appomat oks river above petersburg. in hindsight sending just two corps to completely engulf petersburg bordered on the gee graphically ludicrous. as the distance left and the appomat oks approached eight miles. but the impracticality of it escaped the attention of the commanders. now the men who would be responsible for executing this risky movement enjoyed a mixed reputation at best. on june 18th, general hancock had reported being unable to remain due to a wound. his place would be taken by his senior division commander, major general david b. bernie. 39-year-old had risen despite the fact he did not have a west point educa

and play their part but they are at a crossroads. 0fficials here at the foreign office have been mountingsador. but they are equally keen to ensure this incident doesn't further damage uk iran relations. particularly when their overarching strategy is to de—escalate tensions, rather than inflame them. those tensions have been high after the us assassinated a top iranian general. iran retaliated against us bases in iraq and the ukrainian airliner was shot down by an iranian missile. the prime minister at a state funeral in oman, joined his french and german counterparts in seeking to reassure iran that they were still committed to the deal curbing its nuclear programme. but the country's supreme leader, seen here today, was again defined. calling for more cooperation in the middle east to tackle, what he called, "the corruptive presence of the united states." james landale, bbc news. meanwhile, further memorials for those killed in the iran plane crash has been taking place in city of toronto. of the 176 victims, 57 were canadian. 0ur north america correspondent aleem maqbool has been spea

there is no question that iran will mount those attacks. some won't be acknowledged. the will be non-attributable including cyber attacks. jillian: more troops have been sent overseas. do they stay there? >> reporter: that is something the president has to think about. the augmented are defenses, our embassy in baghdad and deploy another 3000 to the region. that will depend on the situation at hand with close advice from the secretary of defense. rob: if there is no big response, if we go with diplomacy do things go back to the way they were a couple days ago with iran with proxy militias to do their dirty work? >> we could look at that. the contentious issues are there. we are concerned about their capability, the nuclear deal and iran state sponsor of terrorism, iran wants us out of iraq and reduce their influence in the middle east. we will continue on this contentious path and in some ways as you point out, asymmetric warfare against us and we will counter that and be clear if iran crosses the red line their leadership will suffer consequences. we can find them an

a wonderful person a wonderful man the king of jordan to ensure that the status quo of the temple mount is preserved and strong measures are taken to ensure that all muslims who wish to visit peacefully and pray at the. mosque will be able to do this if it is really right wing the deal wasn't good enough defense minister enough tally bennett committing to ensure that israel never recognized a palestinian state in any form for all benjamin netanyahu as triumphant celebration in washington it's worth noting that here in jerusalem it was the same day that he gave up on his bid for parliamentary immunity in 3 separate corruption cases the same day the charges of. bribery fraud and breach of trust will lodged in court starting the countdown is criminal trial the party of netanyahu his main political rival benny gantz welcomed the plan as the basis for talks but said that it required a stable government headed by someone not under indictment over corruption thank you for now though that you know who remains in charge of the caretaker government he's not waiting for the election to start actin

into mexico after almost a week long standoff with mexican security forces the country is under mounting pressure to stop people from reaching the u.s. border president donald trump has been threatening trade and other sanctions if it doesn't reduce the flow of migrants. hundreds of protesters have rallied in puerto rico accusing the government of holding up aid supplies to victims of a $6.00 magnitude earthquake earlier this month. and there's a mounting since the discovery of unused emergency aid in a warehouse dating back to hurricane maria in 2017 of testers gathered outside the mansion of governor wanted vazquez calling for her to step down similar demonstrations forced her predecessor to resign last year. because impose new sanctions on 4 petrol companies accuses of moving or oil exports from iran to the likud's force the move comes 3 weeks after the us killed would force commander and so lamont a washington accuses the firm so transferring hundreds of millions worth of exports from the national ronnie and oil company is treasury secretary says iran's petroleum operations for what

>> yes, well, nancy pelosi resisted for many, many m months cocommit mounting impeachment in the housend there are many different grounds t that he coud have been n impeached for cash violations of the emoluments clause, corruption, and war crimes -- most recently, killing soleimani and violation of the u.n. charter and the war powers resolution. up when the whistleblower complaints came out and became so clear what trump had done with strong-arming zelensky timeout -- not to mount investigations necessarily, but to announce he was mounting investigations into trump's political rival joe biden and this discredited theory thatt ukrainee had meddled in the 2016 election, nancy pelosi understood that this was an airtight case, it was narrow, it was clear. people could get their brains around it. so we have these two articles of impeachment abuse of power and quid pro quo -- this for that, dirt for dollars i think is one of the phrases that we hear - -- that trump really believed that because we have been s so good o ukraine, ukraine owewes us. he really doesn't understand how foreign poli

they were hit with fire, a lot of it, casualties mounted quickly.they spread out and engaged the attacking force. once again, southern support arrived just at the right place, just at the right time. finally those men of the 8th michigan that clung to the parapet started to fall back through the marsh. colonel holly tried to support the michiganders in this movement by collecting his men and running south. as the 7th connecticut reached the southern most marsh line, another mass slammed into them, throwing them into further disarray. these were soldiers of the 79th new york, the first regiment, the second wave of the frontal assault under the command of colonel david leisure. one highlander remembered we ran past them and our eagerness to arrive at the fort and assist our storming party. by this time, it had only taken the tower battery defenses 15 minutes to repulse the first thrust by stevens' division. when news of the situation reached the 8th michigan at the parapet and let news reach general stevens, he returned to david morrison of 79th new y

this is south kansas, texas mounted rifle men and they were under ben mcculloch's command. so they do know. that was the confirmation that lyon needed to know, i am now outnumbered over two to one. so very scary situation. most of the subordinates believe that the army needs to fall back at this point. they know that they're outnumbered. they're running low on ammunition. they need to get back to ralla, get back to their secure supply line, get more men. but lyon is a little hesitant. there was a council of war on august the 9th itself and lyon is asking around to his subordinates do we attack on what? most of them say to fall back. after the meeting thomas sweeney comes up to lyon and has a heart to heart with him in his tent. trying to convince him, we need to attack. and that's exactly what lyon decides to do. he will attack. franz siegel also offers a strategy, instead of attacking head-on along the wire road, straight to the wilson creek valley, siegel is offering a double envelopment, divide the army. typically we think of lee chance lettersville for dividing your arm