this is "cnn newsroom." up next this hour, there could be a crack in the senate wall of republicans supporting donald trump. >>> also, benjamin netanyahu gets a strong show of support from his party yet again. but how will he do in his party's upcoming election. >>> and california gets walloped by a snowstorm right in the middle of the holidays. where the nasty weather is heading now. ♪ thank you for joining us. our top story since donald trump's impeachment last week, he has made much of the fact that no house republicans voted against him. the senate might not be what he is counting on. defections could smell trouble for the white house. there's dissent in the ranks. we get the latest from boris sanchez in west palm beach, florida. >> reporter: as impeachment looms over president trump's holiday vacation, one key gop lawmaker is speaking out. >> we have to take that step back from being hand-in-glove with the defense. >> reporter: senator lisa murkowski's openly criticizing the way republicans are handling

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-yeah. >>> welcome back to "newsroom."ttempted coup, and massive protests. >> just some of the headlines from a busy year in international news. cnn's clarissa ward has a look back at the top global headlines of 2019. ♪ >> reporter: as the decade comes to a close, so does another tumultuous year. 2019 was marked by global protests, brutal terrorist attacks, and political instability, and cnn was there as it all happened. number nine -- >> i will shortly leave the job that has been the honor of my life to hold. >> theresa may stepped down as british prime minister after failing to secure brexit. the uk's withdrawal from the european union. she was replaced by boris johnson, who called for an early election in december, hoping to break the brexit impasse. >> a major victory for british prime minister boris johnson. >> yes, they will have an overwhelming mandate from this election to get brexit done. >> many m.p.s who lost their seats have blamed jeremy corbyn saying people decided he just want the kind of leader they want. >

i'm natalie allen, and this is "cnn newsroom." next this hour, a twist in the battle over the upcoming impeachment trial. newly released emails shed light on exactly when aid to ukraine was frozen. one top democrat calling them explosive. >>> bush fires continue to rage across australia. hear from residents who are defending their homes from fire. >>> also a familiar face declares victory in afghanistan's election. whatever another term for ashraf ghani could mean for the war and peace talks with the taliban. >>> 2:00 a.m. here in atlanta, ja. thanks so much for joining us. our top story, the u.s. senate democratic leader is again pushing for white house officials to testify in the impeachment trial of president trump. this comes after newly released documents show that white house official mike duffey emailed other officials to freeze aid to ukraine just 90 minutes after mr. trump's july phone call with ukraine's leader. chuck schumer says the email demonstrates why administration officials need to testify. >> until we hear from

in our meetings we had meetings when we don't have to you can tell we're just working around the newsroom just so upset that we felt at that one time so later. absolutely we've definitely had mammals over the course of the last year is. i remember when we started the stream show in 2011 we did a show on domestic drones rising and it was a panel with a total of 5 males i think including the 2 hosts both of them were male at the time and so that's a big change that we have 2 women hosting this show but we've definitely changed and because our premise from the very beginning was that we will reflect the societies the under represented societies that needed to be on there and i think the power of the democratizing of social media that brings up representation i think we as gatekeepers have to have to be involved so you just saw that on your screen there the show that she was talking about but i want to peek in just a little closer on my laptop here domestic drones on the rise you have a drone on the table just rushing was the gas he's also an al-jazeera correspondent former former host of the

you're live in the cnn "newsroom." in ana cabrera. in a few days, barring something drastic happening, president trump will likely be the third u.s. president to be impeached. they'll vote on two articles of impeachment, abuse of power, obstruction of congress. wednesday, only two democrats said they will vote against impeachment. jeff andrew of new jersey and colin peterson of minnesota. they represent districts president trump won in 2016. unless there's a flood of defection to follow, the president will formally be impeached and face trial in the senate. that trial is expected to start in january. if you expect a thorough and impartial trial, you may not want to hold your breath. republicans aren't even pretending that's what will happen. >> a debate going about how a trial should be held in the senate, including whether to have live witnesses. you don't support live witnesses. why? >> i want this to end as quick as possible for the good of the senate, for the good of the country, and i think the best thin for ameri

. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera. a shocking and sickening details on an american navy base. a military officer from saudi arabia shot to death three people and wounded eight others yesterday. according to "new york times," that gunman attended a dinner party the night before his rampage where he showed people videos of mass shootings. also today we learned the name and a few personality die tails about one of the three victims. ensign joshua caleb watson was just 23-year-old, an appear accomplice graduate, saying he died a hero who saved other innocent lives. this investigation extends all over the world. it is said this saudi officer hated america and american people. how he got onto a secure military base as part of this training program is a big part of the investigation this weekend. cnn national correspond britain gingras is in pensacola. right now officials still won't say if this is terrorism. give us the latest. >> reporter: that's right, ana. you hit it right there. this is a global investigation with fbi at

we're going to bring you more details as soon as we get this emin to the newsroom. >>> 6:03. back to the storm and what's coming, and of course the preparations under way.

cnn "newsroom" starts right now. welcome, everyone. british media reporting the justice ministry is reviewing every parolee. the action comes after a convicted terrorist on parole stabbed five people near london bridge on friday. bystanders rushing the man with a fire ex extinguisher and a narwhal tusk. he was later shot and killed by police moments later. mike bolton covering the story for us in london. brings us up to date on the investigation. and of course we're learning about at least one of the victims. >> reporter: yes. we've been told one of the victims killed on friday was a 25-year-old man, a graduate of cambridge university who was on site. a released prisoner, try ig to help rehabilitate toes. his father has spoken of him having a beautiful soul. he said he was a champion of the underdogs, hence the reason he was involved in rehabilitation. he had a wonderful and brilliant spirit. others involved, those who had become friends of his because of the rehabilitation talked highly of his character. one saying he stood by me when

>>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen.assenger jet has crashed killing at least 15 people including the captain. authorities say the beck air flight lost altitude shortly after take off and it hit a two story building. it was carrying 93 passengers and five crew members. the cause of the crash of course under investigation. >>> benjamin netanyahu has scored a eare swrounding victory in his bid to continue leading israel's likud party. the prime minister won 72% of party members votes. he now faces a general election in march. >>> a source tells cnn that legal scholar allen dershowitz is in talks to join president trump's impeachment defense. dershowitz and mr. trump were seen talking recently at the president's mar-a-lago resort. dershowitz has been a frequent defender of mr. trump and has offered his legal advice in dealing with the upcoming impeachment trial in the u.s. senate. >>> as president trump looks to the 2020 election he faces an uphill battle with hispanics. a recent cnn poll shows only 29% of those u.s. voters

i'm natalie allen and this is cnn "newsroom". >>> thank you again for joining us.e want to begin with news out of north korea. state media say a, quote, very important test was carried out saturday at the satellite launch site. we don't know what was tested. but in or about tphoerbg north state media say it will change the country in the near future. you covered the mills program. he joins us now. will, first of all, do we know how significant this test may be? >> reporter: i think it's safe to say, natalie, this is the most significant test that we have seen so far this year. and we have seen this is now the 14th weapons test we have seen this year. they have been shorter range tests up to this point. this was not a launch because we would have detected the launch. but the way that north korea is deliberately cryptically -- sorry. i'm putting my earpiece back in here. it leads me to believe that based on satellite imagery within the last few days that arms controls experts showed a test of a missile engine perhaps a solid fuel engine that we know they have been tr

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>>> tonight on kqed newsroom, donald trump becomes the third u.s. president in history to be impeached by congress. will democrats face the backlash next year at the polls. >>> also, a controversial navigation center fothe homeless is set to open here soon in san francisc. we'll talk with the mayor about the center and other efforts ton combat homels in the city. >> and the holidays are around we'll hear from food experts onn fud tasty ways ma savors c of the season. good evening, welcome to ed newsroom. we begin with impeachment and the latest presidential debate. on wednesday night, after hours of empassioned appeals, the house of reesentatives passed two esarticlof impeachment against president trump charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of congress. two democrats joined republicans in rejecting th articles while a third democrat cast his vote against the obstruction charge. also this week, seven democratic presidential hopefuls headedto california for a dete at loyola marymount university in los angeles. this time, it mayor pete butti

"newsroom" starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us. our top story, new developments and america's longest war. thousands of u.s. troops are expected to be withdrawn from afghanistan. that's coming to us from a senior trump administration official. the move has been in the works for quite some time and is being welcomed by the taliban as a good step. here's white house correspondent jeremy diamond with more about it. >> reporter: well, the trump administration is preparing to announce the withdrawal of about 4,000 troops from afghanistan. that would take the total number of u.s. troops, which is currently estimated to be between 12,000 and 13,000, to the range of 8,600. that is the number that the president himself floated back in august when he said that the u.s. was likely going to be drawing down the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan. so this is something that has been in the works for quite some time. now a senior administration official is indeed telling me that is a plan to move forward with this troop withdrawal and that it co

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as always, you can find more of kqed.org/newsroom.i am michael krasner ian, thank you for joining us. robert: articles of impeachment head to the floor.>> he third time in a little over a century and a half, the house judiciary committee has voted articles of impeachment against the president for abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> aye. robert: bate lines arerawn. >> the evidence is overwhelming and uncontested. >> this is a travesty. >> to use the power of impeachment on this nonsense is an embarrassment to this country. robert: and republicans turn the spotlight to the justice department inspector general report. next. ♪ announcer: this is "washington week." funding is provid by -- >> before we talk about y

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>>> tonight on kqed newsroom. house decrats begin drafting articles of impeachment against president trump setting the stage for a shredown with blicans on capitol hill. >>> also, don't let a spark turn into a flame. we talked through the best tactics for diffusing family holiday tension .>>> and the nancy pelosi way. from building bridgeg to tearwn walls. a new book ascribes the leadership stpoe of a tical powerhouse. good evening, and welcome to kqed newsroom , i am risa lagos. we begin tonight with the thursday, speaker nancy pelosi said the house of representatives would begin drafng articles of impeachment against president trump. a day earlier,tufour constional law scholars testified before the house mm judiciary tee. that the president had stified committed impeachable offenses in pressuring a foreign power to open an investigation into a political rival. also this week, california senator, harris announced she is dropping out of th presidentice. harris had gotten off to a rong start with an impressive perf

you're watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta.eorge howell with headlines we're following at this hour. in somalia, the death toll from a suicide bomb attack has now risen to at least 65 people killed. that happened at a check point in the somali capital of mogadis mogadishu. civilians and soldiers are dead. al shabaab has claimed responsibility. >>> in the u.s. state of hawaii, crews have resumed operations in the coming hours after a helicopter crashed there on thursday. seven people were on board the helicopter. the remains of six have been recovered. authorities believe that weather may have been a factor in the t friday's rocket attack on a military base in iraq. and others believed to be carried out by iranian-backed militias. an american civilian contractor was killed in an attack in kirkuk. several u.s. troops and at least one iraqi security official were wounded. >>> the u.s. president acted on twitter spending most of his holiday brooding about being the third ever u.s. president impeached. most of the focus was on house

thank you for joining us for a special christmas edition of "cnn newsroom." the date, the time may not be known, but president trump is still hoping that mitch mcconnell will kick off 2020 with what could be described as a belated christmas gift. a speedy acquittal in his senate impeachment trial. of course, not so fast, mr. president, because before senate republicans can act they actually need to get those articles of impeachment in hand. from house speaker nancy pelosi, of course. and she is showing no sign of budging in this moment. in a letter to house democrats, actually, pelosi notes this in part. the house solemnly honored our oath of office by passing articles of impeachment. it remains for the senate to present the rules under which we will proceed. pelosi added the vote was overwhelming and inspiring. start with cnn's boris sanchez traveling with the president. he joins us from west palm beach, florida, right now. boris, the president has definitely blasted democrats repeatedly on impeachment. nothing new there, but his christmas message. what is i

you are watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. george howell with the headlines we're following for you this hour. >>> the u.s. president active on twitter spending much of the holiday brooding about being the third u.s. president ever impeached. he is especially aggravated that nancy pelosi has delayed sending the articles of impeachment to the u.s. senate for trial. >>> in the state of hawaii, crews will resume the search operations there in the coming hours, this after a tourist helicopter crashed on thursday there. seven people were on board the helicopter. the remains of six others have been recovered. authorities believe that weather may have been a factor in that crash. >>> a somali government spokesperson says that at least 30 people are dead, 60 others wounded in a suicide car bomb attack. it happened at a checkpoint in the somali capital of mowing deesh ewe. civilians and soldiers are reported among the dead. al shabab has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> there's new controversy surrounding the u.s. navy s.e.a

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good evening and welcome to kqed newsroom, i am michael crosby. we begin tonight with the latest developmen the impeachment battle on capitol hill. friday morning the house ss judiciary committee two articles of impeachment against the president. abuse of power and obstruction of congress. democrats claim president trump abused his office for political gain when he tried to pressure ukraine into opening an investigation into political rival joe biden. and that he obstructed congress by defying numerous subpoenas for documents and testimony as part of their impeachment probe. united in their opposition, republicans say democrat are rushing through the impeachment process and using it to overturn the results of the 2016 election. president trump has defended his dealings with ukraine and called the investigation a quote wihhunt. >>> here to discuss this our republican consultant and senior contributed to bulwark tim miller. he is with us. and also ron aldinger who joins us via skype from washington. thank you for being here with o . why just article

you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> and i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you this morning. u.s. forces struck five facilities in iraq and syria linked to an iranian-backed militia. the united states says the air strikes are in response to recent attacks on iraqi bases that host american troops, including the one that killed a u.s. contractor on friday. the u.s. warned it would take further action if necessary. >>> the kremlin says russian president vladimir putin thanked president trump sunday for helping to prevent a terrorist attack. russia's intelligence agency said a tip from washington led to the arrest of two russians suspected of planning attacks in st. petersburg during new year's celebrations. >>> in texas, police are trying to find out the motive behind a deadly church shooting there just outside the city of fort worth. two people were killed during a church service on sunday. authorities say two parishioners who were also volunteer members of the church security

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i'm natalie allen, and "cnn newsroom" starts right now. ahead here this hour, the beginning of a historic week in washington. lawmakers will vote on whether to impeach u.s. president donald trump. >>> also this hour, here's a quote. let's get this done. that's the u.s. envoy to north korea sending a blunt message over the stalled nuclear talks. >>> also china's state tv censors a premier league match after one of the sport's top stars criticized beijing over the treatment of a muslim minority. >>> thank you again for joining us. it is shaping up to be a historic week in washington. the full u.s. house is expected to vote on articles of impeachment against u.s. president donald trump. the house judiciary committee has just released a report detailing its arguments for impeachment stemming from the ukraine scandal. it says in part, while there is no need for a crime to be proven in order for impeachment to be warranted, here president trump's scheme or course of conduct also encompassed other offenses both constitutional and criminal in char

>>> happening now in the newsroom, deadly weather marches across the u.s. on the busiest travel day of the year. >> we knew if we got stranded and had to spend the night on the side of the road we kind of prepared for that. >> in south dakota nine people killed when their small plane goes down in blizzard-like conditions. gusty winds, heavy snow and rain, forcing water rescues and shutting down freeways. "cnn newsroom" starts now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> hello, everyone. and thank you so much for joining me this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. we're following breaking news. nine people dead after a plane crashed during a brutal snowstorm in chamberlain, south dakota. the victims reportedly belong to one family and two are children. miraculously, three passengers on the downed plane survived. officials say visibility in the area at the time was less than a mile and snow was falling up to an inch an hour. that storm that has blanketed the midwest is part of the same system that is now moving through the northeast right now. we have a tea

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you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. breaking news right now here on cnn, a first look at the road map being drawn by democrats in the senate as they anticipate the possible impeachment trial of president trump. today a letter sent from the top democratic senator to the top republican senator proposing some rules, laying out some house keeping details. and this one's going to be a sticking point. naming some people they want subpoenaed, people they want to see testify under oath. straight to the white house now and cnn's jeremy diamond. you've seen this letter sent today from senator chuck schumer to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. what and who is he asking for? >> reporter: much of the conversation in washington around impeachment these days has been around senate republicans coalescing around this idea of a shorter trial with no witnesses as they move forward with impeachment. but now we're hearing from the top democrat chuck schumer, and he is offering his pitch for how the senate trial should be run, and it r

>>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. i'm ana cabrera in new york. president trump his first weekend as an impeached president, but you wouldn't think so just by looking at his job approval opinion polls. despite being handed the strongest punishment possible by the democrat controlled house, president trump's supporters are so far anyway standing by him. take a look at these numbers according to the polling group 538, an average of polls shows the president this week saw his highest approval rating in more than 2 1/2 years, just shy of 45%. his popularity peaked on the day he was impeached. analysts point to the strong economy for keeping the president's opinion poll numbers study. as for how he stacks up against the democratic candidates, president trump is trailing former vice president joe biden but not by as much as he did in october. trump also gained ground against senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. how those numbers will change during or after the senate impeachment trial time will tell. and this number jumped out of the newest cnn

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is it in the newsroom of the new york times where you kind of, did you know each other?>> megan was very new at the paper and i saw this woman like in 2016, who i could tell was very submitted book because she was doing these difficult trump stories and as the stories were difficult, this was what was happening and i had two kids at the time and i knew what she was doing was not easy. but we didn't know each other well. we had only met a couple of times. megan was on maternity leave in the spring of 2017 when i started working on the weinstein story. as part of this question of the editors asked, are there other powerful men in american life who have perhaps abused women and covered it up? i was trying very hard to get people on the phone and engage them. getting these actresses phone numbers was like an investigation in itself. then there's the question of what you have them on the phone, what you actually do to earn the trust? and at first 40s five seconds that you know. i called megan for advice and she was in full on maternity leave. she had just set the baby down fo

i'll be right back with more cnn "newsroom". another hour right after this short break. >>> ahead this hour, he may be on vacation, but that's not stopping donald trump from slamming the impeachment inquiry. this time he says it's unconstitutional. we'll talk about that. >>> also, catastrophic conditions as crews battle deadly wildfires across australia. there will be 100 burning. we'll tell you what the prime minister is saying about the country's response after he was criticized from being on holiday inn hawaii. >>> and heavy rains and floods have been devastating for the people in east africa. but for the

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hello, this is bbc newsroom live.er wins. the president also reiterated his support for britain leaving the european union and said the united states wants ‘nothing to do‘ with the nhs in any uk—us trade deal... we have absolutely nothing to do without, and we wouldn‘t want to. if you handed out to us on a silver platter, we want nothing do with it. five victims of jeffrey epstein say prince andrew witnessed people giving massages in the sex offender‘s home. their lawyer says the duke should testify in a us court. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 12—year—old boy who died in a hit—and—run outside a school in essex. back to our main news. donald trump — who‘s in the uk for a nato summit — says he‘ll meet borisjohnson during his visit but has "no thoughts" on the general election. the president repeated his backing for brexit and described the prime minister as very capable. but asked if he could work withjeremy corbyn, the us president said he could "work with anybody". he also denied that the nhs wou

kron 4's dan kerman is live in the newsroom with details. (dan flash)the associated press did a review of the utility's previous shutoffs and found similar problems indicating they learned little to nothing from past misteps. network 1:22utility reform spatt/the sot mindy the fire. pge's feet to the fire.sot mindy spatt/the utility reform network 1:22 (grant) right now we're taking a look at our storm tracker 4 future cast- as we're expecting a storm over the last weekend before christmas. before last weekend storm over the expecting a storm over the last weekend before christmas. (vicki) chief meterologist lawrence karnow joins us now- lawrence when is the rain going to roll into the bay? lawrence (vicki) as we have reported in recent weeks, vehicle break- ins are on the riseacross the bay area.(grant) officers say thieves tend to prey on shopping malls during the holidays and police have launched a new push to crack down on the problem. kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now live from san jose. rob? (grant) in the east bay- the

hello this is bbc newsroom live.ork flat out to deliver to people who lent their votes to the conservatives. a review of the decline in the number of rape prosecutions and convictions across england and wales says the criminaljustice system is so under—resourced it's "close to breaking point". boeing has announced that it will halt production of its 737 max aircraft — which has been grounded for several months after two fatal crashes. and the flack will not be back! the television presenter caroline flack has said she will stand down as host of the upcoming series of love island after she was charged with assault. sport now and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good morning. let's start in italy, where ac milan say they "strongly disagree" with a new anti—racism campaign. this is it...it uses images of monkeys with painted faces. the artist who designed them says they are the metaphor for human beings. anti discrimination group fare say the campaign was like a "sickjoke". to a nswer to answer the questio

>>> you are live in the cnn newsroom. hi, everyone. i'm jessica dean in for ana cabrera in new york this evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. georgia congressman is legendary civil rights icon john lewis has been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer and will undergo treatment. saying, quote wrfb i have in some kind of fight for freedom, equality and basic human rights for my entire life. doctors discovered stage 4 pancreatic cancer. this diagnosis has beenry confirmed. he goes onto write please chemome chem chemokechem keep me in your prayers. what can you tell us about his diagnosis, stage 4 pancreatic cancer? >> well, it's obviously a tough diagnosis. people who have heard of pancreatic cancer at all know it's a challenging cancer and stage 4 that basically means the cancer has spread somewhere outside of the pancreas itself, so that's what that statement is basically telling us. he also talked about the fact he had this diagnosed on a routine visit. and that's important -- important note. that part of the reason this ca

>>and is costing the city com ur's grant lotus is standing by in e newsroom tonight with more on the city's efforts to clean up san francisco grant well camp and it is costing the city millions of dollars as more businesses contie. >>to pull out to leave they don't want to bring their people here in this morning, public works cre have the stets near the emrcadero bart station that pressure washers and lysol trying to clean up city aders are taking extra steps noto clean the streets and e sidewalks in san francisco trying to change the city's image has been damed with the recent news, especially that oracle now moving its openworld confence to las vegas. ty ofcials are quite frankly concern that suit. taking 10's ofmillions of dollars of revenue with them as 4. the human wae on the streets that is one of th big issues that makes national headlines.this is the rental website read top you see they track all the numbers look at public data from the city's website including has set 3, 1 one complaints where people can report a wide range of problems, including human and animal waste they

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welcome back to "america's newsroom." good morning to you. explain the strategy from the white house perspective on the heels of the letter from the white house lawyer last night. >> on october 8th white house counsel made clear it's an illegitimate and unconstitutional process and we maintain that. 12 witnesses, 30 hours later there are no bombshells, a lot of bombs. i keep hearing all these analogies and comparisons to the nixon impeachment and the clinton impeachment. the fact is there was evidence of crimes there, direct evidence. bill clinton lied under oath before the grand jury in august 17th, 1998. i remember watching it live. nixon there were tapes. he resigned before he was impeached. we see no crime here. we're looking for a crime, let alone a high crime and misdemeanor. make no mistake. the democrats and their allies have been at this for over three years. even before donald trump was inaugurated as our 45th president they were busy trying to impeach him. the "washington post" ran it 19 minutes after he swore an oath of office how