does this relieve the pressure on neville for a bit?d a poor run of form. will make the players are putting a lot of pressure on themselves which is more than we can put on them because they will be hypercritical with everything with all of their analysis, they will know the performances are not good enough and they should be beating the likes of they should be beating the likes of the czech republic and dominating the czech republic and dominating the games. so if there's any pressure from fa, they'll be putting that pressure on himself. we have to be better, we all know that i do think it is a case of reflecting the christmas —— reflecting over christmas —— reflecting over christmas and they need to start with a good performance and hopefully that will build towards the olympics and the euros the year after. a bit nervous earlier on, you played in front of several thousand people in 700 people here, that ta kes people in 700 people here, that takes some character. these players very rarely let me down as a manager. i very rarely let m

we have seen england have not performed at their best since the world cup, phil neville has said they as a many hangover. i think the game against germany is the time to shake that off. we want the people to come back in 2020 and making sure they see a good performance so important england perform well. they can't afford to lose. i ran through germany stats they speak for themselves on paper just germany stats they speak for themselves on paperjust out of this game is going to be franklin tomorrow. one win in 25 for england but we have to take into consideration a lot of the matches in the past have been when england had been essentially amateur or semiprofessional status. we have now closed the gap on germany. the games in the last year years have been much closer and they go into games believing they can beat the germans whereas in the past we almost knew before a ball had been checked that the germans were probably likely to win but i think england have the talent and ability, they have got to have the belief and if they do they have the belief and if they do they have a good chanc

it means phil neville's side only have one win in their last seven matches.saunders knocked out marcelo coceres to successfully defend his wbo super—middleweight title. the fight was stopped in the 11th round after saunders floored coceres three times. but it had been a tough match up until that point, the argentinian challenger pushing saunders all the way at the staples center in los angeles. that's all the sport for now. now the travel show. this week on the travel show, i find out how punk helped to end the cold war. also on this weekend's special programme, we are off to bulgaria to visit an iconic relic of its communist past. powerful, powerful architecture. and we meet the people in latvia recreating a good night out, eastern block style. wow! i think that will warm me up! this weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall, back in november 1989. poland was the first eastern bloc country to turn its back on communism, earlier that year. but those iconic images of the wall coming down here in berlin really did confirm that the cold w

. >> let's talk briefly about brook neville because nbc says when they found out about her allegationthat's when it was too much, that's when -- you know, he had to go, matt lauer was fired. her allegation if true were of rape, she says she was raped, she reported it to nbc, they fired him. it was not recorded to the police. it was not reported to the police, it was not reported to the da's office, what exactly did she tell you happen to her? >> she described a rape by any legal definition of the term and her full story and all its complication is layed out in the book and i encourage people to read it in context rather than reading the headlines and matt lauer, his think asking reflected in here too and he released fiery letter with menacing tone that might come forward with allegations and that he had subsequent contact. >> he wrote a response letter and he says that brook's account is categorically false and said sexual encounter with her was consensual, she was an enthusiastic and willing partner and he also says that all of these women have had affairs with have abandoned shared

neville acknowleged it wasn't good enough, but said he won't step down.s of things. i have been in football long enough that, as a manager, you have got to take the responsibility, ido take have got to take the responsibility, i do take the responsibility, it is a lot to do with me. and we have just got to make sure that i improve asa just got to make sure that i improve as a manager, and the players will improve too. there have been medals for british athletes at the world pa ra—athletics championships in dubai earlier today. hannah cockroft took gold in the t34 100m in what was a new world record. it's also her fifth consecutive world title. to boxing now, and the brit billy joe saunders knocked out marcelo coceres to successfully defend his wbo super—middleweight title. the fight was stopped in the 11th round after saunders floored coceres three times. but it had been a tough match up until that point, the argentinian challenger pushing saunders all the way at the staples center in los angeles. they were on the undercard of the fight billed as the bigg

laid off and where only paid a small compensation he and many people living here at disappointed neville thinks this is why many people in this town would not vote for angle america's christian democratic party city who today rather the socialist left party all the far right alternative for germany an ice tea party they are still very up through a relief occasion has changed very little and voters are now reacting because for many years the c.d.u. government has not implemented what it has promised the migration of voters from the c.d.u. to the f.t. it's very unfortunate. after the fall of the wall hundreds of thousands of people moved away from the towns like to look for jobs elsewhere this time and many places for my instrument into ghost towns but now this trend has slowed some instruments moved back to the former east germany. now became a fossil has begun 3 days off national mourning for the $38.00 people who were killed in an attack on a convoy transporting mineworkers distraught families are still waiting for release of the bodies of the deceased in a deadly ambush is among the de

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but a last minute goal saw the lionesses lose 2—1 in their friendly with germany — leaving phil neville'sast seven games. jo currie reports. these funds braved the damp and drizzly conditions, hoping to witness a bit of history as the lionesses walked out at wembley for only the second time. a sold—out game and an expectant crowd. however, an early goal from game and an expectant crowd. however, an early goalfrom germany captain alexandra popp threatened to dampen spirits. since the world cup semifinals, england have been suffering from somewhat of a hangover. nikita parris couldn't find the tonic from the spot. 0n the big stage, england needed a big player. ellen white, brilliant finish. step ellen white, back from injury and back on the scoresheet. the world cup's joint top scorer picking up where she left off. a cheer from picking up where she left off. a cheerfrom more picking up where she left off. a cheer from more than 77,000 fans. a new record for an england women's football game in this country but with a draw on the horizon germany scored a late winner, leaving england crushed a

phil neville is more interested in a victory than numbers after winning just one game in their last six live in dubai for the paralympics. tensions are rising between liverpool and manchester city and in the first round of the fa cup potential upset is on the cards is leaked to carlisle play non—league side dulwich hamlet. that is on sports the at 630. now, it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a mixed bag. the good liar, a super ripe drama starring helen mirren and ian mckellen. we have the irishman, martin scorsese and netflix from thatis martin scorsese and netflix from that is playing in cinemas. and luce, an intriguing psychological thriller. starting with the good liar. helen mirren and ian mckellen are self suffer sumit online in the opening sequence they are filling out the online dating forms and both fibbing about themselves. the good liar sets itself up at the very beginning. we learn early on that he has a con man, he meets helen mir

the two—time world champions and eight—time european champions will provide a stern test for phil neville'srm team. but midfielderjill scott says she's relishing the chance to play in front of a record number of fans. to think that everybody is going out there and want to support the team is just there and want to support the team isjust a there and want to support the team is just a massive turn for the game. and as phil says he moved on to win but i think that will come after the game and after we have put in informants because that if the main thing tomorrow for us is a team and staff and players. scotland's women have continued their euro 2021 qualifying campaign in style with a 5—0 victory over albania. claire emslie opened the scoring in elbasan at 15 minutes afterjane ross headed the ball down into the box. it was ross who netted the second before erin cuthbert and debutant hannah godfrey added further goals before christie murray rounded off the scoring with this effort to make it 5—0 and mvoe the scots second in theirgroup. elsehwere tonight, northern ireland's wait for their first

the manchester united women's manager casey stoney has said she believes phil neville should stay inad run of results and coming fourth at the world cup. she was speaking ahead of the sold out friendly against germany at wembley this weekend. stoney herself won 130 caps for england. he's very committed to his players and they are on a journey. they can't stomach if they can show up in the world cup, he will be his biggest critic. from what i've heard from the players, they are targeting those areas now because they want to go to those areas now because they want to gotoa those areas now because they want to go to a home euros and be successful. do you see yourself as a future england manager? at the moment i'm happy where i am. i love my club and working with the players, it's the day today i enjoy. fourth and and your first season in the ws l, how is the season gone at manchester united because it is just been a phenomenal start for you? we obsolete face manchester city and they are traditionally a very good site —— obviously face them... it was a tough start against arsenal but i'm

. >> neville chamberlin was an appeaser. >> what did he do?he was an appeaser. >> what did he do? >> his -- his policies, the things that neville chamberlin supported. >> tell me what he did. >> are you an innocent man? >> very much so and i've been wronged, chris. i never, ever intended to sell a senate seat for financial gain. that prosecutor mutilated the truth. i was conducting politics to get the most done for the people of illinois. >> yeah, but you -- that's the problem. we're just going in a circle, governor. we've just gone in a circle. >> why? >> you said you did nothing wrong. two minutes ago you said you didn't know if it was wrong. why does your party want a national law against gay marriage? why are you talking about rape victims? why don't you stay out of people's lives if you want limited government. >> maybe it's you're so misguided that -- >> i read your party's platform. do you? i read the platform. it's not just rotten apples. >> was he legitimately like the united states? >> i wasn't in congress to do that. >> can you repe

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn.s comes as the impeachment hearings are about to go public for the very first time. those public hearings with testimony that we can all watch on our television sents are set for this coming week. they will start on wednesday. -- start on wednesday. garrett tenney with more. >> reporter: well, republicans were hoping to lift the focus of these public hearings from president trump's interactions with ukraine to that of the bidens and the dnc during the 2016 election. that is why the gop requested witnesses such as hunter biden and his business partner as well as nellie ohr. intelligence chairman adam schiff is suggesting that is not going to happen though. and this morning the chairman of the democratic caucus, hakim jeff race, dismiss the gop's list tweeting: sham witnesses wanted to testify. my two cents? get lost. but on fox news sunday, congressman sean patrick maloney, who sits on the intelligence committee, said he expects some of the gop's witnesses will be allowed to testify. >>

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville. eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric shawn.ings with testimony that we can all watch on our television sents are set for this coming week. they will start on wednesday. -- start on wedne

welcome to "america's news headquarters", i am eric. >> i'm arthel neville.urday, x national security official tim morrison says and asked her gordon sondland told him he was discussing the ukraine matter directly with president trump. both men are set to appear on capitol hill

maureen acosta and nevil acosta brought their children to help hoping to fuel a passion to serve.erved, it's someone else's turn? >> no, i'll probably serve until the day i die. >> reporter: veterans built picnic tables and landscaped a garden at a women's center in los angeles. what's similar, organizers say, is the therapeutic nature of the call to action. you worked with your hands today. >> i sure did. >> reporter: but it sounds like it's your heart that brought you here. >> yes. it's my heart that brought me here because if you can just -- the way i feel emotional now, those people feel the same way every time we're together. it's about being together. >> reporter: carlos says the work has given him new found purpose and friends who are as close as family. it's why he's volunteered more than 50 times. and how many more? >> it's going to be a long time before i stop doing this because i enjoy this. it fills my heart. >> reporter: our nation's best still dedicated to duty. >> thank you! [ cheers ] >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, houston. >>> coming up a bit later on "cbs

ramallah is a senior palestinian official and former chief negotiator and prime minister of palestine neville shaath now bill thanks for coming on the program so the idea of says they attacked underground rocket launchers elite launching stations underground terrorist infrastructure and military forces of the islamic jihad organization your reaction to the renewed violence in gaza and the occupied territories and israel this is a pure cold blooded murder this is an assassination i mean this is this is not this is not a warfare this is a deliberate assassination of of people their homes. with them their wives the brothers their children. this is the specialty of this raid is so who. and his wife where they are not terrorists as the israeli says and where they are not therefore justifiably killed by the israeli government there is no justification for a cold. blooded murder of somebody in his home and his wife they did they if if he if he were to be caught in israel the red handed he would have gotten a maximum of 20 years of prison not a and not assassination a murder with his wife were you su

ramallah is a senior palestinian official and former chief negotiator and prime minister of palestine nevilleshaath now bill thanks for coming on the program so the idea of says they attacked underground rocket launchers elite launching stations underground terrorist infrastructure and military forces of the islamic jihad organization your reaction to the renewed violence in gaza and the occupy. territories and israel this is a pure cold blooded murder this is an assassination i mean this is this is not this is not warfare this is a deliberate assassination of of people in their homes that killed with them their wives the brothers their children. this is the specialty of this release so who. and his wife were they not terrorists as the israeli says and whether or not therefore justifiably killed by the israeli government there is no justification for a cold blooded murder of somebody in his home and his wife they did they if if he if he were to be caught in israel the red handed he would have gotten a maximum of 20 years of prison not a and next assassination a murder with his wife were you s

ramallah is a senior palestinian official and former chief negotiator and prime minister of palestine neville shaath now bill thanks for coming on the program so the idea of says they attacked underground rocket launchers elite launching stations underground terrorist infrastructure and military forces of the islamic jihad organization your reaction to the renewed violence in gaza and the occupied territories and israel this is a pure cold blooded murder this is an assassination i mean this is this is not this is not a warfare this is a deliberate assassination of.

it leaves some questioning phil neville's future as head coach..s. i've been in football long enough that as a manager you have to ta ke enough that as a manager you have to take the responsibility. i do take the responsibility. it is a lot to do with me and we have just got to make sure that i improve as a manager and the players will improve to. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories around today. england's tyrell hatton shot a seven—under—par 65 to move into contention for tomorrow's final round of the turkish 0pen. hatton‘s in a group on 15 under that trail austria's outright leader matthias schwab by three shots. the harry cobden—ridden give me a copper, the 5—1 co—favourite,held off soupy soups to win the big race of the day which was the badger beers trophy at wincanton. he's part—owned by former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson. youtube stars k.s.i and logan paul go head to head in their boxing re—match in la tonight. the pair have an online audience of a0 million who follow them. in their first amateur fight in man

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, welcome to brand-new hour of america's headquarters.'m eric sean, chairman democratic congressman adam schiff says pam's work is not yet over, that is ranking republican devin nunes again is slamming the

w011 once of this world cup, they have only won once in their last six matches and the manager phil nevillece. this type of challenge is what the players need, coming off the back of the world cup, where we all reached a massive emotional high, we have probably all found it a little bit difficult to get back up to that high, mentally, physically, but this is the type of game where there are no excuses, it is the biggest game that england's women's team have ever had in terms of the size of the game, and i think emotionally, physically, tactically, we need to be at our absolute very best. victory would make history for england. and jo it's set to be another landmark moment in the growth of women's football. absolutely, holly, this place, you might hear the odd sound has going 0h might hear the odd sound has going on behind me, but in four hours' time, wembley stadium is going to be packed to the rafters. 86,000 tickets have been sold for this match, it is a sell—out and a crowd like that would absolutely smash the current record for the lionesses crowd. it is the sign of their success in rec

set a new attendance record for an england women's game tonight, but a last minute goal saw phil neville's — extending their run to just one win in seven. these fans braved the damp and drizzly conditions, hoping to witness a bit of history as the lionesses walked out of wembley for only the second time. a sold—out game and an expected crowd. however, an early goal from the german captain threatened to dampen spirits. since the world cup semi—finals england have been suffering from somewhat of a hangover. paris could not find the tonic from the spot. on the big stage, england needed a big player. step up ellen white. back from injury and back on the scoresheet. the world cup's joint top scorer picking up where she left. a cheer from more than 77,000 fans, a new record for an england women's football game in this country. but with a draw on the horizon, germany scored a late winner, leaving england crust and were just one win in seven. —— crust. off the pitch are delivered, 77,000 fans braving the wet weather to come and watch england play. on the pitch, it was another lacking performance f

arthel: i'm arthel neville. the house voting mostly along party lines this week to make the impeachment inquiry official. the president bushing back at a rally -- pushing back at rally in mississippi last night defending his phone call with ukraine's president and saying there is nothing to the democrats probe. >> the president of ukraine said it was a very good conversation. there was no pressure. his foreign minister said the same thing, no pressure. they must think we're nuts, to be honest. it's all a phony deal, this whole impeachment scam. >> you don't need a quid pro quo. you need the quid. the quid was there. now we are learning about the rest of it. on that conversation, the president of the united states in my view violated his oath of office to the constitution of the united states. arthel: we have live fox team coverage. lauren blanchard has reaction from capitol hill. we begin with david at the white house. david? >> arthel, president trump is also at the white house this afternoon. he has yet to twe

arthel: i'm arthel neville. getting the first look at the list of the names, the witnesses the republicans want to appear before the house next week. they include hunter biden and anonymous whistle-blower who raised red flags about president trump's call with the president of ukraine. we have fox team coverage. ellison barber at the white house. we begin with lucas tomlinson in washington. lucas? >> good afternoon, arthel. the democratic chairman of the house intelligence committee responding a short time ago to that request from republicans to have eight witnesses testify this week, in what republican devin nunes called a sham impeachment process, quote, this inquiry is not and will not serve, however, as a vehicle to undertake the same sham investigations into the biden's 2016 that the president pressed ukraine to conduct for his personal political benefit. republicans didn't have a chance to call their own witnesses during the democratic led closed-door hearings. public impeachment hearings begin on wednesday

. >> i'm arthel neville. transcript released saturday, x national security official tim morrison says and asked her gordon sondland told him he was discussing the ukraine matter directly with president trump. both men are set to appear on capitol hill for public testimony this week. for the latest we begin with mark meredith. >> is going to be another busy week on capitol hill as eight people are scheduled to testify before the house intelligence committee but there is one witness who many in washington believe can shed the most light so far on what led to the decision of foreign aid money to ukraine. gordon sondland who serves as ambassador of european union is expected to testify on wednesday and he is already met with lawmakers behind closed doors and he later amended his testimony after other witnesses gave their account to what was happening behind the scenes. lawmakers say they are eager to hear what gordon sondland has to say. watch. >> my guess gordon sondland will do his best to tell the truth becaus

arthel: i'm arthel neville. hello everyone.e are told this afternoon we could see the transcripts of the closed door testimony from former national security counsel official, tim morrison, vice president pence's aide, jennifer williams and minutes ago investigators finished the deposition of mark sandy. he was expected to talk about the holdup of military aid to ukraine. meantime, reaction coming in from both sides of the aisle, showing the growing split on impeachment. >> you had one thing in mind, he wanted to shake down president zelensky for his participation in the be president's political scheme. >> they've got this problem, they lost, they had to flip the narrative. they've tried quid pro quo. they're trying bribery. we'll see if they ever get around to taking a vote. eric: we have team fox news coverage today. allison better i barber is at te house. let's begin with chad pilgrim, he's live on the hill. he's been all over this story on this saturday. >> reporter: we're told that omb official mark sand econ clouded his de

joining us now by phone right now is pauline neville jones, she's the former head of britain's jointe committee. do the hallmarks of the attack indicate anything specific to you. >> not anything specific. it's the kind of attack we've seen previously. guns are not all that easy to get ahold of in the uk. a lot of attacks take place in the uk with a knife. this man had a knife. it looks to be a really big kitchen knife that he was armed with. it was a member of the public that disarmed him and removed the knife. several people before the police arrived who arrived extremely fast, nevertheless he was tackled by members of the public. presumably as the attack began. i imagine that some of those who were injured were some of the people who actually tackled him and disarmed him. >> and how key is this hoax vest which he was wearing, how key is that in identifying who the attacker is. >> i wouldn't think that tells us a great deal. he would have had some help in how to make it look real. it appears to have been actually a dummy vest. it was made up to look like something real in order to d

hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville, welcome to brand-new hour of america's headquarters.c: i'm eric sean, chairman democratic congressman adam schiff says pam's work is not yet over, that is ranking republican devin nunes again is slamming the inquiry. >> we don't foreclose the possibility of more depositions, more hearings, we are in the process of getting more documents all of the time, the investigative work is going to go on. >> the ukraine thing is a hoax, the democrats are a joke. this is a disaster for them. eric: mark meredith with the very latest from the washington bureau. >> congress is still investigating president trump's interactions with ukraine and now lawmakers do plan to write a report on what they've learned so far? >> even as we compile this report, even as we submit evidence to the judiciary committee, we will continue with our investigation, but we are not going to let the administration stonewalling us stop us. >> last week congress and the public heard from several witnesses about foreign aid to ukraine, while democrats say there was ample evidence

arthel: and i'm arthel neville.cted in 2012 for terrorism offenses, and he served six years in prison before he was released last year. counterterrorism authorities are now searching for clues into how the attack was able to

house says it is prepared to defend the president during public hearings, hello, everyone, i'm arthel nevilled-new hour of america's news headquarters. eric: hello, arthel. thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean, more administration officials are scheduled to testify this week behind closed doors as the democrats forge ahead with inquiry, this after the official house vote that was mostly divided along party lines. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false stories, come people would call it a fraud, i won't go that far but when i read it closely, i probably would. but the whistleblower should be revealed. >> the republican party has now fully given itself over to being a personality cult for donald trump. so very sadly unlike the nixon or the clinton investigations, this is going to continue to break down a long partisan lines, doesn't need to be that way and shouldn't be that way, but my republican colleagues are unwilling to look at the facts here. eric: we have team live fox news coverage for you with the latest developments, garrett tenney in washington

eric: i'm arthel neville. last week the house intelligence committee heard testimony from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch acting ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, and deputy assistant secretary of state george kent. >> there is now ample evidence out there, you know, that there was a corrupt deal being cooked up, the three witnesses you saw in public this week of course were important because they could give context to what has occurred. >> none of them were on the july 25th call in question. none of them have first-hand information of that call. none of them are aware of any criminal activity or impeachable offense. i think the impression of the american people is what is this about, and why are we here? arthel: we have live fox news team coverage with kevin cork standing by the white house. but we begin with mark meredith in our washington bureau. mark? >> good afternoon, arthel. on tuesday lawmakers will kick off the second week of the public hearings for the inquiry. eight people a

arthel: i'm arthel neville. look at the list of the names, the witnesses the republicans want to appear before the house next week. they include hunter

i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us on the fox news channel. i'm eric sean. a divided house this week voted to formalize the rules of their impeachment process. that vote along party lines shows republicans do remain firmly behind the president but you know democrats appear confident that shining a light on his conduct, they they think could bolster public support for their inquiry heading into the 2020 election. we have a live report from the north lawn of the white house with the latest developments. >> reporter: good morning from the white house. president trump and other republicans are criticizing this impeachment inquiry, arguing that much of it is happening behind the scenes, behind closed doors and it's not open to the public. well, house speaker nancy pelosi announced there will be public hearings sometime this month. the president continues to play down impeachment talks, arguing it shouldn't have happened in the first place, but members of his inner sir l kell at the white house -- circle at the white house now publicly saying they're prepared for

house says it is prepared to defend the president during public hearings, hello, everyone, i'm arthel nevilles news headquarters. eric: hello, arthel. thank you for joining us, i'm eric sean, more administration officials are scheduled to testify this week behind closed doors as the democrats forge ahead with inquiry, this after the official house vote that was mostly divided along party lines. >> the whistleblower should be revealed because the

arthel: i'm arthel neville. hello everyone. transcripts of the closed door testimony from former national security counsel official, tim morrison, vice president pence's aide, jennifer williams and minutes ago

welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville.ric: hello, thank you for joining us for it i'm eric shawn with bloomberg late entry into the race comes after weeks of speculation. the former new york mayor and multibillionaire has already filed to run on the democratic primary in several states. christina is live and are less angels burrow following mr. bloomberg's entry into the race. hello, christina. reporter: today bloomberg made the announcement with an ad touting his middle-class upbringing and record of jobs created with this in light of the attacks from fellow democrat candidate over his billionaire status. forbes ranks bloomberg as the ninth richest person in the world with a net worth of $54 million for he is launching his campaign with the report of 30 million-dollar ad buys and that is just for one single we got ads. bloomberg's announcement ad takes on the trump administration directly as well as the gun lobby and touts healthcare reform and better jobs. bloomberg says he's here to trump and rebuild america. >> i stood

welcome to america's news headquarters i'm arthel neville.t i'm eric shawn with bloomberg late entry into the race comes after weeks of speculation. the former new york mayor and multibillionaire has already filed to run on the democratic primary in several states. christina is live and are less angels burrow following mr. bloomberg's entry into the race. hello, christina. reporter: today bloomberg made the announcement with an ad

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eric: i'm arthel neville.ommittee heard testimony from former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch acting ambassador to ukraine, william taylor, and deputy assistant

arthel: i'm arthel neville.ouse voting mostly along party lines this week to make the impeachment inquiry official. the president bushing back at a rally -- pushing back at rally in mississippi last night defending his p

arthel: and i'm arthel neville. new polling shows americans remain sharply divided on the issue with 49% of voters in favor of president trump being impeached and removed from office. meanwhile, more reaction after a divided house voted last week to formalize their rules of their impeachment process. >> the house vote doesn't make a difference in terms of a flawed process somehow becoming open and transparent, and they should have done this from the beginning. six weeks ago tuesday nancy pelosi said we're going to move toward an impeachment inquiry. chris, it took them five weeks to hold a vote. >> very sadly, up like the nixon or clinton investigations, this is going to continue to break down along partisan lines. it shouldn't be that way, but my republican colleagues are unwilling to look at the facts here. arthel: garrett tenney is live in washington with more. hi, garrett. >> reporter: house republicans are continuing to criticize the process of this impeachment inquiry. for months they have argued that it was i

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. >> let's talk briefly about brook neville because nbc says when they found out about her allegationthat's when it was too much, that's when -- you know, he had >> he had to go then. matt was hired. relegation is true, she says, she was raped. she was recorded it to nbc and they fired him, it was not recorded or reported to the police. it was not reported to the das office, what exactly did she tell you happened to her. >> she described an ambiguously raped by any legal addition or definition of the term. her full story is laid out in this book. dori just the headlines about it, read in context. matt lauer, as reflected in here to what his opinion is. he released a very fiery letter, the tone towards women whom i come forward with allegations. one of the points emphasizes that they had subsequent contacts. >> on ask about that. i do because he will response letter. he said that the books account is categorically at fault. he said his sexual encounter with her was it can clearly consensual and she was an enthusiastic partner. he also said all of these women's that he had affairs with

good morning, i'm arthel neville. >> connell: i'm connell mcshane. we're following what's being reported as some sort of a fight, also gunshots as arthel reports were reported from london as well. police cleared the bridge upon their arrival. we're still working on a number of the details here and we'll have a live report for you from benjamin hall in london. what do we know in terms of what happened when it happened and what is happening now? >> as with so many of these kind of incidents nowadays quickly we're starting to see video from passersby appearing on social media. we're getting a good picture of what took place. we know the police were called at 1:58 local time to respond to a stabbing on london bridge. looking at some of the social media videos it appears passersby have intervened and held down this man carrying this out very soon, within perhaps 20 minutes armed police were on the scene. the people restraining him who appear to be in a fight with this man are pulled off and several shots are fired by the armed officer at the man who is on