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really should be doing is investing in social housing, which actually is the only answer to the national housingand wish that the people who are in those buildings have the shortest stay possible for them and they can move out and carry on with their lives in a more positive way. the government have announced they are launching a review into the quality of homes converted under permitted development rights. but they say they are committed to delivering the homes in this country needs and office conversions are playing an important part in making this a reality. so tens of thousands of people are likely to be living in converted buildings like this for years to come. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name is mike embley. our top stories: it's been confirmed that the chinese doctor who first reported the coronavirus in wuhan and tried to alerted the authorities has died from it. president trump celebrates his impeachment acquittal with a long attack on the democrats and one of his own senators. the white house claims american forces have killed qassim al—rimi, leader of the extremist group al-qa

the house actually withdrew a subpoena seeking testimony from dr. charles kupperman, a national security aide, once he went to court for guidance. and the house chose not to issue a subpoena to john bolton, the national security advisor whom the house has identified as the key witness. at a minimum, the house should have pursued the full extent of its own remedies before bringing impeachment charges, including by seeking the assistance of a neutral third party, the judicial branch. in making these choices, the house substituted some political preference for speed over finality. the house managers described impeachment as the last resort for the congress. in this case, however, the house chose to skip the basic steps of judicial adjudication, and instead led straight to impeachment as a first resort. therefore, i will vote to acquit on article 2. madam president, this decision is not about whether you like or dislike this president. or agree with or oppose his policies. or approve or disapprove of his conduct in other circumstances. rather, it is about whether the charges meet th

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maria: a welcome back i spoke with white house and national economic counselor under president trumpry kudlow about the coronavirus and whether we can expect tax cuts to point out this year. watch. maria: at such a mixed week in terms of market performance and what investors were focused on, whether it be that strong backdrop or the fears of the coronavirus. give me your assessment on where we are right now in terms of economic growth, larry. >> look, i think the fundamentals here in the u.s. are superb. we are in a blue-collar bedroom -- we are actually in a woman's boom and we'll talk about that later too. we had a huge job numbers a week ago, wages are rising, the low wages are beating -- the production workers are beating the managers, that's very important. we are seeing a big pickup in housing, maria, that is going to be very important. i don't know, we have to fight off some bowling headwinds temporarily, maybe some virus headwinds temporarily, i still think, after two big trade deals, in china and usmca, because of the president's policies of tax cuts and deregulation, and en

the white house dismissed national security council official alexander veneman ambassador to the eu gordon sondland friday afternoon, the men's twin brother was also fired. the lieutenant colonel was escorted off of the white house grounds. then just hours later, someone said he was being recalled from his post. someone was once on close terms with the president. but the 2 have not spoken since sondland testified to the house in its impeachment probe. last year. up next on kron 4 news at 10 from stranger to savior one bay area the mt student putting his training to good use when a man is found unconscious. >>tonight we're hearing from that he wrote. >>and tracking some light snow showers right now impacting parts of this year this evening more on that and also your mi

housing. and we launched new programs to prevent foreclosure and homelessness, which became national models. we havemy philanthropy, out cities across this country take action. we have helped syracuse reduce eviction for low income renters. we have helped mobile, alabama. mobile, alabama rehabilitated blighted housing. we helped atlanta develop bold plans to build affordable housing. york butrogress in new we know we did not totally solve those problems. and we know we could have done so much more with help from the federal government. that is true of cities around the country who are grappling with affordability and homelessness. our plan will provide cities and counties with the hope they need, so we can extend assistance to millions more families and get to work building the millions of new affordable units we need to address this crisis, help more low income americans become homeowners, increase the number of black homeowners by one million, and cut homelessness in half in four years nationwide. [applause] these are not pipedreams. we can do these things. let me describe a few of the step

today a charge of impeachment against the president places the nation in jeopardy again. house manager assertions are the situation the framers were trying to avoid and the remarks by alexander hamilton as they devise that impeachment mechanism whose actions and danger that republic b so as we did back then we will once again come together. these are not the worst of times we are a strong nation because it is in our nature to work together even as we disagree among ourselves. so, i have made my choice very clearre and my plea is let us restore the threads of comity in this distinguished body to work together. we must and we will emerge strong because we will. i yield the floor. >> mr. president i rise to speak regarding the president donald trump. for more than two weeks the senate has listened as house managers and the presidents council presented their cases nearly 20000 pages of documents including testimony from 17 witnesses gathered as part of the house investigation on the part of the senate c record. asking 180 questions of the house managers and white house counsel it t

in any event, the house did little to support its assertion in article one that the president will remain a threat to national security in -- and the constitution if allowed to remain in office. concluded in the impeachment trial of president clinton, i do not believe that the house has met its burden of showing that the president's conduct, however flawed, warrants the extreme step of immediate removal from office. nor does the record support the assertion by the house managers that the president must not remain in office one moment longer. house delayedthe transmitting the articles of impeachment to the senate for 33 days undercuts this argument. for all of the reasons i have discussed, i will vote to acquit on article one. have thewo states to senate convict the president based on the dispute over witnesses and documents between the legislative and executive branches. principle, an objection of privilege asserted by one party cannot be deemed impeachable alone simply because the opposing party disagrees with them. before the house even authorized it impeachment inquiry, it issued 23 subpoenas to current an

that shaped our young republic, in the same city stance the impressive george washington national memorial housing many, and the war of independence, reminding grateful nations that the war might have been lost, exct for steadfast leadership. a memorial chapel is a national shrine in the heroism of george washington, this stands at washington's, from where he want, trained as military tactician or educated, you're memorable things in the face of overwhelming odds. it is no wonder that this is resulted in myths, fables, and fantasies, but he was instead a man of iron will, capable of anger and love, dedication and despair, disappointment and devotion, mark of the man can be seen at valley forge, despite seemingly insurmountable difficulty, you knew that somehow he must keep alive a army in his snowbound accountant. the victory that led to the america of today it was the courage that made a nation. indeed.

i have not seen that, and i get pretty good access as you know from your time in the white house, the national security adviser gets pretty good access to our intelligence. i haven't seen any intelligence that russia is doing anything to attempt to get president trump re-elected. i think this is the same old

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2020] >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy also talked with reporters today. mr. mccarthy: good morning. the age-old question that voters consider, are you better off than you were four years ago? that begs to all americans today, what is the answer to that question? it's overwhelming. we just came back with a couple surveys. over 60% say they're better off than they were three years ago. higher than the last four election cycles where an incumbent president was running. about 60% say they are better off financially than just a year ago. tied for an all-time high last reached in 1999. three in four americans are even more optimistic about the future. the highest level in more than 40 years. and people are just happier, nine in 10 are satisfied with their personal life. the highest mark in four decades. so as we look to these top lines, the work from this administration, the work about tax and others that made our economy stronger, wages higher, and america happier. what's interesting to me, i watched the democra

as supervisors are aware, we are in the midst of a national housing affordability crisis. according to the 2019 out of reach report, a full-time worker needs to earn an average hourly wage of $23, $35 in california, to afford a fair market, modest two bedroom rental home. this is against the backdrop that in san francisco we have seen average fair market rate one or two bedrooms increase by approximately 43%. even for renters who are earning significant income, the housing market is become increasingly out of reach. so that's what leads us to the position that we are in today. for those whom housing is unattainable or unavailable due to shortages, vehicles often become the next best option. several communities notably those along the west coast, have created safe parking programs to provide legal and safe locations for housing that are currently residing in their vehicles. programs do range from safe parking overnight with access to sanitary facilities and garbage to programs more like the vehicle triage center which is service-rich and provides additional services and cas

house resolution 826. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 195 and the nays are 223 . the motion is not adopted. the question is on passage of the bill. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. he ayes have it. the gentlewoman from north carolina is recognized. ms. foxx: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favor will rise. a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s.

in this same city stands the george washington masonic national memorial, housing many mementos of theence, reminding a grateful nation that this war might have been lost without his steadfast leadership. memorial chapel and bell tower amemorial chapel and bell tower at valley forge is a shrine to the heroism of george washington and his soldiers. this granite shaft stands at washington's virginia birthplace. from here he went, neither trained as a military tactician nor educated as a statesman to do memorable things , in the face of overwhelming odds. ♪ it is no wonder that a life such as this has resulted in myths, fables, and fantasies that have made him a superman. but he was instead a real man of iron will, capable of anger and love, dedication and despair, disappointment and devotion. the mark of the man can be seen at valley forge. despite seemingly he knew that insurmountable difficulties he knew that, somehow he must keep alive a starting army in the freezing, snowbound encampment, to win a victory. the victory that led to the america of today. his courage, indeed, was the cou

in 2019 yucca house national monument celebrated its 100th birthday. yucca house national monument is surrounded by private land and access is granted through an he'sment on private property. the owner -- easement on private property. the owner of that property has had trouble with parking and the arrangement of his ability to manage the farm. a private landowner adjacent to the monument is seeking to donate 160 acres to the monument to further protect archeological sites and cultural resources and to alleviate access issues. the land has been studied and determined to be appropriate for inclusion into the national monument. the donation would facilitate a new access route to the monument and parking for visitors. it is important note that the county commission has approved the road and parking plan and waived a no-net-loss of private land policy to officially support the 160 had been acre donation -- 160-acre donation. the county has worked that my office release five wilderness study areas within counties. it protects nearby communities from wildfire

social sector have, come down from nearly a third of the nation's housing, it has come down. tion again, the government have a new mandate and a big majority in the commons, not many people he ran to do not recognise that housing supply isa do not recognise that housing supply is a problem, do you detect from your point of view that we are likely to see some political change in this area or not? government have said forfirst—time in this area or not? government have said for first—time buyers, in this area or not? government have said forfirst—time buyers, they in this area or not? government have said for first—time buyers, they are going to introduce a new scheme and thatis going to introduce a new scheme and that is a good idea, great, we want all the help we can get for first—time buyers. they will make the house builders pay for that, planning permission, they have to do so planning permission, they have to do so many affordable homes and homes for sale. that is good news. the government is focusing on this. at dinner is this at the expense of people who are not going to

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want to know how the things that people do we visit places and stay even when there are no national headlines. houses or reinvest the bonds that's a privilege as a journalist. every armed attack in europe creates fear and division amongst its citizens where stories of loss go on told. a sweeping association of islam with violence leaves erupt in muslims facing the stock reality of being ostracized by the very communities in which they live and love and moon the tragic loss of life twice evicts and on al-jazeera. bernie sanders commands a small lead in the democratic primary in new hampshire as voters decide who should challenge donald trump for the u.s. presidency. you're watching al-jazeera life from a headquarters in doha and also ahead the palestinian president tells the u.n. security council the donald trump's middle east plan would end opes of a palestinian state as israel questions this commitment.

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the war ended, the senators decide to keep meeting for breakfast and to pray for the work of the nation. houseafter in their own meeting. a few years after these group started, president eisenhower called his friend senator carlson and told him, i live in the loneliest house in the world. so eisenhower began attending the send group for friendship and spiritual support. and that's when one of the attendee suggested, wouldn't it be great and wouldn't the country be encouraged to know that we did this? and with that the national prayer breakfast was born as an encouraging time were leaders of the country and for the world can gather for friendship, support, and most of all prayer. leaders throughout history have turned to prayer, including abraham lincoln who said i have been driven many times upon my knees by the overwhelming conviction that i i had nowhere else to go. my own wisdom and that of all about me seemed insufficient for that day. tom and i are honored to be with you this morning, and we are thankful for the support of a prayerful nation, we believe god's grace is sufficient for each

who today a charge of impeachment against the president has placed this nation in jeopardy again. the house managers assertions are exactly the kind of situation the framers were trying to avoid. the remarks by alexander hamilton that i've just read, as they devise the impeachment mechanism to remove a sitting president whose actions in danger the republic however, as we did back then we will once again come together. these are not the worst of trtimes and we've always pulled it together. with our strong nation because we have strong people we are a strong nation because it is in our nature to work together even as we disagree among ourselves. i made my choice very clear and my plea is let us restore the threads of comedy in this distinguished body. work together, we must, we will emerge strong because we will. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> senator from north dakota. >> mr. president i rise today to speak regarding the impeachment of president donald trump. for more than two weeks now the senate has listened as both the house managers and the tpresident's counsel have presented th

people they have done everything possible to destroy us and by so doing very badly hurt our nation well the u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi criticize the president later at a news conference saying that his comments at the national prayer event were inappropriate and she said she prays hard for donald trump the president understands about prayer or people who do pray but we do pray for the united states of america pray for him i present president bush still president obama of it causes a heavy responsibility and a pretty hard for him because he's so off the track of our constitution our values our country the care our children braze the water they drink and the rest he really needs our prayers so he can say whatever he wants to live to our white house correspondent kimberly hawke it can be clearly is still a lot of bad blood between the president and the house speaker. that's right as we continue to await the president is 1st formal remarks since the vote in the u.s. senate to acquit him on those 2 articles of impeachment the president gave us a bit of a preview of what we may be hearing from him wash

truman has struggled and risen to his high position in national and world affairs, the big frame housedependence, missouri, has continued to be home. it is now called "the summer white house," and he returns at every opportunity which his presidential duties permit. ♪ harry s. truman is fundamentally an average american. not rich, but not poor. not sophisticated, but far from naÏve. an early riser and a hard worker, and very much a family man. having lunch with his family on the backyard lawn of his rural summer white house in the little town of independence is symbolic of the democratic principles which motivate the life of this leader of the people of the united states. the family is equally unpretentious and american. ♪ to the president, the first lady of the land is known as beth, the only girl he ever courted, and they are bound by a deep and abiding devotion. their daughter, mary margaret, is their only child. here the president is seen with his sister, mary truman, and their mother, mrs. martha truman, well past 90 years of age, to whom he is extremely devoted. this grand old la

members of his ministry of team, and his cabinet, arrived at the white house to confirm with the president on the problems facing the nationith their leader, must chart american policies. the white house also came another group who would have much to say something in the life of their country. they were a contingent of boy scouts, warmly welcomed by the president who told them they are the guiding light of our national life. leadership is measured by example, action and earnestness of spirit, he said. not by years of age. a white house tradition. rolling easter eggs on the lawn was revived by the president and his family. thousands joined in the custom including president eisenhower's grandchildren, david and barbara and. among his people, a popular president. to mrs. eisenhower at left the white house is home where she c an be together with her mother on the day set aside in america to honor all mothers. mrs. eisenhower, a sister, and their problem other enjoyed strolling the grounds. as part of his official duties, the president must report to congress on the state of the union. shortly after his inauguration, dwight eis

we serve in the nation's oldest state house that once served as the first capital of the united states after the revolutionary war. american democracy literally began right here in this very place and yet, when it comes to free and fair elections, we are failing to live up to that proud legacy. this general assembly should not continue to ignore the overwhelming majority of our citizens. in this highly partisan time, in america, you have a chance to do the right thing to strike a win for democracy, fairness, and decency by finally, after five years bringing the nonpartisan redistricting bill to the floor of this body for an up or down vote. (applause) now every issue that i have talked about here today and all of the bills that you will be considering over the next 61 days are important and worthy of debate and discussion. but none of them are as important as addressing the out of control violent crime. the shootings and murders that are destroying baltimore city. in october two year old boy was writing in the car with his family on a saturday morning when he was shot in the stomach. l

as supervisors are aware, we are in the midst of a national housing affordability crisis. according to the 2019 out of reach report, a full-time worker needs to earn an average hourly wage of $23, $35 in california, to afford a fair market, modest two bedroom rental home. this is against the backdrop that in san francisco we have seen average fair market rate one or two bedrooms increase by approximately 43%. even for renters who are earning significant income, the housing market is become increasingly out of reach. so that's what leads us to the position that we are in today. for those whom housing is unattainable or unavailable due to shortages, vehicles often become the next best option. several communities notably those along the west coast, have created safe parking programs to provide legal and safe locations for housing that are currently residing in their vehicles. programs do range from safe parking overnight with access to sanitary facilities and garbage to programs more like the vehicle triage center which is service-rich and provides additional services and cas

he wrote i'm seeing governor cuomo at the white house, he must understand that national security far exceeds politics. new york must stop all of its

national interest. let me say it again. the house managers argued the president could not have been acting in the national -- because they acted in the national interest shared by in subordinates as well. this does not even approach a case where the first presidential removal in american history. it doesn't even approach it. such an act cannot rest alone on an exercise of the constitutional power combined with concerns about whether the president's motivations for public or personal and the disagreement over whether the exercise of power was in the national interest. the framers gave our nation an ultimate tool for evaluating the president's c character and poly decisions. they are called elections. they are called elections. if washington democrats have a case to make against the presidents re-election they should make it. let themo try to do what they fail to do three years ago. on americans vision for their country but i can certainly see why giving president comes remarkable achievements over the past three years democrats might

living, this happens behind the scenes, this has become a national story because it's john bolton and he's more high-profile. but the white housecouncil citing classified in vacation and a bullet, manuscript, article is totally kosher. that happens all the time. >> dagen: is just going to ask, don't a lot of people wait until the present who they served as out of office? the issue is is that he has got a strike while the iron is hot, now it is cooling because we are moving away from impeachment acquittal to this story has less sales. >> harris: how comfortable can he be with that? >> jason: presents enjoy executive privilege above and beyond when they leave. he doesn't suddenly get a pass come i've got to wait for the state. but you're right, the iron is hot, his name is out there, he wants to get this book sold. >> dagen: even those navy seals, they miss their books and they have to get approved, you don't get to take secrets with you even if you're not in the service and sell them into the american people. >> jessica: to harris' point there, if you want to get into a semantics game saying i wasn't technically subpoenaed when

national interest. let me say that again. the house managers were basically arguing that the president could not have been acted in the national interest because he acted inconsistently with their conception of the national interest, a conception shared by some of the president's subordinates as well. this does not even approach a case for the first presidential removal in american history. it doesn't even approach it. such an act cannot rest alone on the exercise of a constitutional power combined with concerns about whether the president's motivations were public or personal and a disagreement over whether the exercise of power was in the national interest. the framers gave our nation an ultimate tool for evaluating president's character and policy decisions. they are called elections. they are called elections. if washington democrats have a case to make against the president's reelection, they should go out and make it. let them try to do what they failed to do three years ago and sell the american people on their vision for the co