i'm nia-malika henderson. john is off. >>> he went to a deep south state to rebuttal his impeachment. >>> can she actually keep her promise of not raising taxes on the middle class? >>> and speaker nancy pelosi is on a bit of a mini tour after that impeachment vote. but she's not quite ready to be boxed in on a timeline. >> when do public hearings

>> thank you so much, manu. >> nia, can you gauge this one out.s clearly unlikely mulvaney will show up. what do the democrats get here? >> i think they already have mick mull vanny at the white house there confessing to a quid pro quo, and we, of course, backed away from that and said that he misspoke or something. i think the ultimate plan here is if these folks don't show up as you saw manu allude to there. that essentially this will be one of the articles of impeachment if this is something that democrats indeed end up doing filing artic else of impeachment against this president and obstruction of congress, and contempt of congress was one of the three articles of impeachment against richard nixon. i think you have had democrats here say essentially they're not going to get roped into a court fight with these folks and they want to keep it moving. some of the democrats have been pleasantly surprised with people who have corroborated with this inquiry. there are some people who directives from the state the - department or the directive from t

i'm nia-malika henderson. john is off. >>> he went to a deep south state to rebuttal his impeachment. >>> can she actually keep her promise of not raising taxes on the middle class? >>> and speaker nancy pelosi is on a bit of a mini tour after that impeachment vote. but she's not quite ready to be boxed in on a timeline. >> when do public hearings start? >> they'll be soon. >> could you be vaguer? >> we begin the hour with a president's impeachment anger after a consequential week that moved the inquiry into a new phase. a witch hunt like no other, the president tweeted this morning, and trump is headed to mississippi tonight, his first rally since democrats voted to go forward with the impeachment inquiry yesterday. it would be a pretty safe bet to venture that the rally atmosphere will only amplify the president's attacks. house speaker nancy pelosi said the thursday vote was one of necessity and that the president's actions boxed democrats into a corner. but the president's team says that they believe that

again, except in this instance, it may be a lot worse because of the interest of a foreign power. >> niae thing is kent wasn't directly in discussions with the president about this, which is what republicans will point to, especially next week when he is testifying on camera. he also didn't know whether the investigation was tied to military aid. so is that in and of itself a win for the white house? >> i think so in many ways. as you said, republicans have been hammering this point not only with this witness who will come forward next week, but also with bill taylor. the idea that this is all third and fourth hand information in some ways and that they never talked to the president, and you heard the president and other of his advisers essentially say they don't even really know who these people are. but, again, i think the time we talked about giuliani, right? he is the tie to all of this, right. people are obviously engaging with giuliani at various times and the president obviously telling people that giuliani is the point person. so this idea that they can sort of insulate giuliani

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downy and it's done. >>> back with nia and joe. let's continue on.e former vice president if he was concerned about pete buttigieg's rice in iowa, joe, and he said he's not. he thinks he's going to win. he's of course going to say that. he says he's the one out of all the candidates that can beat trump. is that the core of his appeal? >> i think it is the core of his appeal. it's particularly powerful in the african-american community. the numbers are higher on we have to beat trump. and that's his firewall. if you look at the other three leading candidates. warren, buttigieg and sanders. all of them don't connect currently with the african-american community. since they make up 25 some places larger percentages of the population, they can't win unless they find a way to connect there. that's where i think biden's confidence comes from. >> similar field to clinton. your boss. >> we saw you teased out the best of joe biden. and what his achilles is. he's a retail politician. he goes into the community and listens. you never see trump listen to anyone.

the man accused of killing nia wilson at a oakland b.a.r.t. station pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. he insisted he has a trial within 60 days. that trial is set for january 6th. he's charged with stabbing and killing nia wilson back in july at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. a motive has not been released. it led to protests here in the bay area. good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura this afternoon. we'll bring you more on that breaking news as soon as we get it. but we have another top story, the holiday travel rush starting up for thanksgiving. as we look live at sfo and oakland and l.a.x. one airline trade group said across the country more than 30 million people are expected to fly. at sfo today is expected to be the busiest day of the year so if you are flying out, be sure to head out to the airport early. >>> everyone is wondering what to expect from the weather this weekend. kari hall has been tracking that forecast for us. >> it doesn't get any better than this in terms of travel conditions

the man who killed nia wilson is on trial. he's charged with stabbing nia wilson.arged with attempted murder for stabbing wilson's sister who survived. the trial begins january 6th. so many other crimes on bart just finished an in depth look at what happens on the bart trains. we have reported all kinds of troubling scenes. it's posted now at nbcbayarea.com and on our youtube channel called derailed. >>> a school determined not to let vandals win. taggers face a civil rights leader, chavez. the mural had to be erased. the community is coming back. >> reporter: recess is always a kick at the elementary but the ball doesn't always bounce their way in this downtown community. >> just passing by. walk in, please don't come out. so comforting for us. >> reporter: they received this mural of cesar chavez. >> you know the principals of the mural worked. >> on the first weekfsomee trie. because it was gang tagging, the school delayed it. >> reporter: experts say, when a gang tags a location, they are trying to take ownership but the parents are saying, not here, not now. >

the context here as nia perfectly pointed out.eople knew about this in real time and vindman, fiona hill knew about, we're talking to the lawyers and john bolton told people to talk to the lawyers. we're finding out tonight and mark sandy, the top white house budget official, he was at the omb is the one who holds the aid and would release the aid. somebody asked him behind closed doors in the intelligence xhisht committee, quote, are you aware of anybody leaving omb in part by the security assistance, the answer, oh, yes, i am. i mean, so people were actually -- somebody at least -- at least one person resigned over this. >> it sounds like all of the alarm bells were going off and it wasn't people speaking to their other policy colleagues. they were speaking to the lawyers and they knew this was a serious legal problem and it's notable that the person who resigns in the omb is in the legal division and according to sandy is because they were concerned about the impoundment act which means you need to spend the money and the defen

because even before nia wilson there was oscar grant. >> reporter: it was more than a decade ago when 22-year-old oscar grant was pinned down by bart police and shot in the back at the fruitvale bart station. the officer who killed him was convicted but only served 11 months of his two-year sentence. the now former cop says he thought he pulled out his taser, not his gun. the killing sparked protests, national conversations about kras -- >> we want justice for that. the police is getting away with murder. >> reporter: and a hollywood film. >> oh, my god. >> good. i'm going to be good. >> reporter: the question of how to police the bart system is a complicated one. some riders run easy about the idea of increasing the number of police officers here on the train. but other passengers are genuinely afraid about what they see as a lack of police presence on bart. and they refuse to ride anymore. no matter what. >> i'm scared. >> what's it been like going through this? >> hell. >> reporter: next time on "derailed." >> he hit me right here, broke it in three places. you shouldn't have to fe

nia-malika henderson is here as well as joe lockhart. thank you so much for joining us.ormer vice president's comments on senator lindsey graham really making a lot of news tonight. let's listen and then we'll talk. >> they're asking lindsey graham -- they have him under their thumb right now. they know he knows if he comes out against trump, he's got a real tough road for re-election, number one. i am disappointed, and quite frankly i'm angered by the fact. he knows me. he knows my son. he knows there's nothing to this. lindsey is about to go down in a way that i think he's going to regret his whole life. >> what do you say to him? >> i say, lindsey, i just -- i'm just embarrassed by what you're doing. >> it's clear he feels deeply betrayed. he says it's an embarrassment. he feels embarrassed. >> yeah, he is betrayed because joe biden had lots of close friends in the senate. he still does, but i don't know that lindsey graham will be his friend going forward. i think the important part there is he put his finger on what's wrong with the republican party. he's -- you kno

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close to the islamic state drove a van and 2 passengers and then started stabbing people at a market nia by this incident and by the way these these people back then that were carrying it out they were also wearing fake suicide vests so there appears to be some link between those 2 incidences that the police is now an investigating but overall again the city is used to these incidences and that is why the police has been so quick to respond and has now been and hansing off course it's produced presence across the city and the area around london bridge is widely cordoned off it appears that the situation is not ongoing any more about of course police are making sure that there are no other people involved in this incident and all of this happening less than 2 weeks before the general election charlotte pos reporting from london thank you. i want to turn our attention now to developments in iraq which has been in the grip of bloody anti-government grassroots protests that took a dangerous turn on thursday well in response to what happened on that day iraq's prime minister abdullah abdullah

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. >>> the man accused of stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur b.a.r.t.tation will be back in court for a plea hearing. john lee cowell is accused of killing wilson and injuring her sister last year. in august prosecutors said they were pushing for a conviction of life in prison without the possibility of parole. cowell's attorney said he has mental health issues. a judge ruled cowell is competent to stand trial. >>> the family of the man stabbed to death trying to prevent a theft on b.a.r.t. is struggling to understand why no one else jumped in to help. oliver tyrone williams tried to stop another man from stealing the shoes of a sleeping passenger on tuesday afternoon. williams was stabbed with his own knife during a struggle with jermaine brim. brim made his first court appearance yesterday. williams family was there and his brother is heartbroken. >> he is a hero for what he did. he was -- he gave his life for somebody else. >> williams family has set up a gofundme page to help pay for his funeral. we have a link to it on abc7news.com. >>> the abc7 ne

i'm nia henderson in for john king. two key features in the impeachment inquiry including the president's lawyer facing new credibility questions. a new military leader is calling out the commander in chief. and we hope you can take a moment away from politics to be thankful on this holiday and enjoy the clowns, even though they're scary. people dressed up like butter. that's what people do on thanksgiving apparently. and giant balloons. >> if you eat turkey today you don't have to go to school tomorrow. [ cheers ] >> hi, snoopy! >> we begin the hour with new scrutiny for two key players in the impeachment probe. one is the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani. new reporting shows overlap between giuliani's business and his pursuit of biden dirt in ukraine. the other is gordon sondland who said the president directed a pressure directive against ukraine. sondland called the president and the president said he wanted nothing from president zelensky. the call is a key part of the impeachment defense. in testimony, so

nia, let me start with you.ern about rudy giuliani spreading conspiracy theories about ukraine. question, ambassador volker in your opening statement you referred to a problem you had to deal with. answer yes. this is the problem. question, rudy giuliani was the problem? answer, the negative narrative about ukraine which mr. giuliani was furthering the problem, it wasn't my view it was impeding our ability to build the relationship the way we should be doing it as i understood it and he also talks about how when he heard that giuliani was going to ukraine to talk to a former prosecutor he called up and said this guy is not credible and don't listen to it. but this cost one u.s. ambassador her job? >> yeah. and rudy giuliani obviously all over the transcripts, all over sort of the president's plan and the idea that president seemed to have had for many months if not years that ukraine was somehow out to get him. that they were part of the 2016 plot to interfere in the election, and so you have giuliani in the mid

. >> reporter: it has been a week and a half since a nia plan charged was last seen by family and friends. at a vigil yesterday her father said they are getting through. >> everyday sales like it gets a little harder because she is not there. >> reporter: the last glimpse was on surveillance video walking into a store october 24th. police later found her damaged car at an apartment complex in montgomery 55 miles away. the front side of the vehicle was damaged but its the forensic evidence found inside the car that has investigators worried. >> evidence from within her vehicle is the reason we're aware that she was harmed. >> reporter: here mother said her daughter's last communication was via social media. her roommate was snapchating her and where are you? are you close to home? she said yes. and she said who are you with? she said a certain male's name. >> for her to go meet somebody on her own after that fact, i just don't think that knowing like i know her, that is not something she would have done. >> reporter: she is the stepdaughter of usc fighter walt harris. dana white is adding

it's sort of, yes, they're sticking together to nia's point. but the problem is the person they're sticking together to defend isn't really playing along, and he got baited into attacking female witnesses. he got baited into attacking decorated military veterans. and if you think about none of these things are accidental, and here's how you know the order of witnesses wasn't accidental. why didn't marie yovanovich go first? she was chronologically the first witness. well, they wanted to first establish the credibility of the investigation by putting two boring, fact witnesses up. and then they're putting out, you know, witnesses in order. >> do you think that they told the two witnesses that they were the boring ones? >> fair enough. no, but a lot of thought -- trust me because i've done this not for an impeachment, but a lot of thought goes dr for instance why aren't they going one at a time? they're stacking them and putting the unhelpful witnesses in the afternoon like they did today. this was very well thought out and the president took the

i'm nia henderson in for john king.eatures in the impeachment inquiry including the president's lawyer facing new credibility questions. a new military leader is calling out the commander in chief. and we hope you can take a moment away from politics to be thankful on this holiday and enjoy the clowns, even though they're scary. people dressed up like butter. that's what people do on thanksgiving apparently. and giant balloons. >> if you eat turkey today you don't have to go to school tomorrow.

. >>> the man accused of killing nia wilson at an oakland bart station is on a fast track to trial. john lee cowell pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity today. he's also charged with attempted murder for stabbing wilson's sister who survived the attack. the trial is set for january 6th. >>> don't eat romaine lettuce grown in selena, that's what the cdc is saying after a e. coli outbreak. so far 40 people in the 16 states you see highlighted here have gotten sick. four of those people are in california. it's not just heads of lettuce, salad kits with romaine can be contaminated. >>> pack your patience. today is the busiest travel day at sfo. the airport expects around 170 passengers today. some of that is holiday travel but also many who attended the dream force conference in san francisco. the weather didn't help, 99 flights were delayed this morning because of low clouds. 7 million people are expected to travel through sfo from now until the new year. >>> lyft built a track to test its new self-driving cars. you can see skyranger overhead today getting a glimpse of the test tra

and nia wilson was the victim of an unprovoked attack. after her murder then b.a.r.t. police chief was quoted as saying this is really an anomaly and now the current b.a.r.t. police chief seemed to come up with the same conclusion regarding yesterday's stabbing. >> this is very tragic and rare on b.a.r.t. >> today there's more cameras on b.a.r.t. trains because following the 2016 shooting death of the 19-year-old it was revealed that 70% of the cameras were fake. that's why there are only 2 videos taken of the alleged suspect who has yet to be found. >> do you say this is not an anomaly? >> i would like to say i'd never say that. i think this is rare. i would go back that b.a.r.t. is a very safe system. >> is hiring more officers part of the solution? currently there's 168 sworn officers and 45 supervisors that sometimes respond to emergencies. the goal, b.ar.t. says, is to hire more officers. >> i'm hearing from the riders that they would like to see an additional presence in the system. walking the trains and on the platforms. >> and b.a.r.t. also says cameras have b

nia-malika henderson is with us.k at the format that has been worked out for today, who has the advantage? >> you know, i think it's pretty equal. i think the advantage in some ways goes to the viewer, right, because you'll not have a situation where either side can kind of hijack this hearing with hijinx, filibustering as we've seen in other hearings like this. i think if you are the democrats, you are happy, a, it's televised. you're happy you'll have lawyers directing the question so you can lay out a real narrative. the key for democrats is simplicity, right? stay away from the sort of legalistic latin arguments we've heard previously. keep it simple. simple language, a clear understanding of what they think happened and why it matters. i think it benefits democrats that they have witnesses here who are willing. if you think about bob mueller, he was a reluctant witness to democrats and here you have people that want to come forward and tell their story. it's going to be a format that works for both sides. republ

presenting the show with my colleague in uganda hey there sandra are you doing today hello to you to nia to i'm doing just great thanks and i'm really looking for today's program i am sounder to nobody here in kampala he is a quick look at what's coming up. we will hear about an organization coming really the promote sustainable development and female empowerment. in south africa we will meet an artist who has been creating life like england sculptures he will tell us why. and making mobile phones more environmentally friendly 2 brothers from germany show us how it's done. alfonse report takes us to comer in what we need renewable energy entropy one week to mia she is the founder of green goals and see all the young women to generate sustainable energy using innovative technology the organizations used to provide communities with call from or time as you sources like the sun or even west there by the people themselves. if. you could just look at it when the green goddess put you on to it's usually gets on lot of attention today do going to this is used in buffalo about 120 kilometers fro

stabbing comes on the heels of other high-profile crimes on barred back in july of 2018 18 year-old nia wilson here was fatally stabbed in the neck allegedly by 29 year-old john lee cowl the seemingly unprovoked attack happened at the macarthur bart station. wilson sister was also stabbed. she survived. powell is a transit with a long criminal history right now, he's facing murder and attempted murder charges. and earlier this year back in march, there was a stabbing at oakland's fruitvale bart station. these are surveillance images released of a suspect the stabbing happened on a friday afternoon as the train was pulling into the station police say the man was fighting with another man which led to the stabbing police say the victim was stabbed once in the face and once near his neck that person survived. fortunately and less than a week after that police arrested another man for shooting and killing a person that incident started in city streets but ended in the west oakland station parking lot can have back to you thank you grant. >>there was no hoax a suspicious package found at a s

how does this lead it to mean that the nia then demand that's on the. shelf so on is the time and the person. and. that decision. is there. but i feel you must. be worried because this indictment my to be on the say is a citizen. as really had this is not a choice this is my be eyed beauty that. this is my responsibility and this is my duty towards the people of israel. who have to live in a state. where any indictment violation to blow must be examined and investigated that's what i consider today at difficult day but also an important day in the history of the country i will talk to you about the indictment on the charges. i have decided to go out in the 1st case. charge. of bribery. to indict and not on the whole of bribery. up through. the link between the. prime minister and the center of communications. so as to help his interests. also. talk about hundreds of requests from nuts on the how. and in so many cases these requests have been met. and co-operation with best company as well. was that the company accepted. the requests and responded positi

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now spain's prime minister has called for democracy and not violence and caution nor nia on his final day of campaigning ahead of this year's 2nd general election pedro sanchez had a rally in barcelona where there has been anger at the jailing of separatist leaders john holl reports from. a student protest camp blocking a busy barcelona street and says much about the deadlock at the heart of spanish politics and we are trying to make it like conscious and young people that we are growing up in a system that in many years we just feel this is a generation that doesn't believe its future is served by the political infighting that saw socialist leader petro sanchez fail to form a governing coalition after elections in april. now sanchez is hoping he's gamble on a 2nd election in 7 months spain's 4th in 4 years will pay off locating his final campaign rally in barcelona the catalan capital is meant to send a message that he is best placed to solve spain's most intractable problem the drive for catalan independence. yes that i got that oh yes this is the catalonia we stand for the cataloni

it's been exactly one year since comey looked at the young guy was shot by police in the outcry nia region of chile he was a mob indigenous community leader and on this day thousands of people have come out on the street carrying them up or to flag wearing black as a sign of mourning not just for his death but also for the people who have been killed or seriously injured during the last 28 days of demonstrations people calling for social reforms in this country and while this goes on the congress is meeting trying desperately to reach an agreement between the opposition and the ruling political parties to try to come up with a way to propose a referendum a plebiscite for a new constitution that is one of the key demands now of the people on the streets but they can't agree on the format for this it looks like they had finally agreed about a short while ago but then one of the sectors went back into the meeting room and they still haven't come out with that while the people out on the street wait and see what they're going to propose because they say that unless there is a good agreement an

. >>> a nonprofit freedom of speech group is trying to reveal documents in the nia wilson homicide casebed to death last year. a the first amendment coalition made the move to unseal the records after his attorney ruled a secret motion to try to get the judge to throw out the charges potentially preventing the public from knowing anything about the intent to work on the case. >>> 7:39. five members of a fraternity are facing charges in connection with the alcohol poisoning of an underaged member. 18-year-old noah dominguez attended a party at sigma epsilon campus. his blood alcohol level was .33 at the time of his death. each of the five fraternity members are on the lease and charged with misdemeanor accounts by allowing a party or gathering where underaged drinking was permitted. their arraignment is set for next month. >>> a big recall could affect your next batch of kookies. coming up why nestle toll house is recalling several batches of kookies. >>> and we'll have more on mornings on 2. >> good morning. teachers across the country are figuring out new ways to keep students engaged

on july 22nd, 18-year-old nia wilson was killed when a man slashed her in the neck with a knife during an attack on the mcarthur station platform. that suspect is expected to enter a plea on friday. a day before this man, attacked another man at the bay fair station. 47-year-old don stevens died after he was punched and then hit his head on the concrete platform and on july 18th, 51-year-old gerald bisby died from an infected leg wound after an attack at the pleasant hill station. >> many people on the same route were shocked to hear about yesterday's stabbing and they say more needs to be done to keep people safe. >> eric thomas is live at the south heyward bart station with more on the story, eric. >> and to see how people were handling this, we actually road the route from the bay fair station here to south heyward. it's about a ten minute ride and this is what we heard from the riders that we spoke >> it's crazy. >> you know, since we had the stabbing at mcarthur and yesterday, yes i always fear about being on public transportation with my kid. >> i want to know what is b.a.r.t. do

but that a spot but you know to do nia and then the who had it in that you know you had. for that that have bobby how could all of them look in with a few. little could not. or could one day see island or could not abide island one of that excited with. under our she'd scholars began the great task of transcribing and translating the cultural and scientific works of former civilizations. encouraged and supported by the ambassador caliphs. muslims began adding their own scholarship to the stock of human knowledge. laying the groundwork for europe's run of songs and centuries to come. in siena or the west gnosis and the center had written not only philosophical texts but also a very important treatise and medicine was transferred into latin taking the standard textbook for european medical schools for centuries. but the golden age of the a bus its was destined to be short lived. in 836 the 8th a bus that kind of a not awesome moved this capital here to some era in iraq. it was also to be a military base for the caliphs new army. an army of turkic mercenaries. toughened by l

. >>> number two, the man accused of murdering 18-year-old nia wilson at the macarthur b.a.r.t.tion is set to be back in court for a plea hearing. he's accused of stabbing and killing wilson and hurting her sister july of last year. >>> today state official also delay the start of the local commercial crab season. that means no fresh crab for thanksgiving. the season probably won't open until december 15th to protect migrating whales. >>> number four, we'll take you live right now you ready for company if you're planning to travel on thanksgiving. if you're heading out there, get there early. >>> if you're traveling on the roads, great weather this weekend with temperatures in the 60s to near 70 tomorrow. and highs in the 50s if you're traveling next week. >>> number six, we are having a smooth start to your friday commute. a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. things are looking good. >> tesla's new electric cybertruck is here. elon musk unveiled the truck in l.a. last night. musk claims it can go 60 miles per hour in three seconds. online reaction has been mixed. some

nia, let's talk about tomorrow.es are telling cnn that the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff intends to use the opening statement during the first public impeachment inquiry to lay out the scope of the investigation. how critical will it be for the chairman to make an impact right there from the very start? >> very, very important for adam schiff to do that. adam schiff of course is a former prosecutor. he sees opening statements as akin to opening arguments that a prosecutor would lay out before jurors. so that is what he'll do tomorrow. he'll want to focus on the details of the case but put these details in a larger story and paint a bigger narrative about what happened and what he sees as wrong with what happened. and i think the other challenge he has and one of the goals he'll have is to put it in plain, simple to understand language. not sort of inside of the beltway language or legalese and not latin or quid pro quo but something people can easily understand and easily remember and in that way

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with me here in studio cnn's nia malika henderson, tamara keith. stakes are higher for everybody. the chairman in announcing this witness list, mr. taylor, mr. kent and ambassador yovanovitch, democrats are trying to -- think about watching a tv crime drama where you try to build your case. part of that is the factual evidence. part of that is getting the jury's attention. are the democrats ready to bring this public? >> they've had a parade of witnesses coming in to testify that there was a quid pro quo both on military aid and also a head of state meeting with the president of ukraine and that this was all contingent on an investigation. these three people they're talking about for next week, they each sfepeak to a differen piece of this saga. ambassador yovanovitch was sidelined because she was fighting corruption. george kent was the one who testified that there were, quote, three amigos put in charge of ukraine policy although experts like himself actually knew the nuts and bolts of ukraine. a >> if you're republican, you obviously see some flaws in some of these folks. georg

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. >> and that's important, nia, because tim morrison was listening in on the call between the president of the united states and newly elected president of ukraine, zelensky. but afterwards he felt it was his responsibility to go to the nsc legal adviser to say maybe we should move the rough transcript to a very, very secure server. he said as i stated during my deposition, i feared the time of the call on july 25th, how its disclosure would play in washington's political climate. my fears have been realized. >> he was referring, i think in his deposition, he felt like nothing illegal was said on the call. here he said also he didn't necessarily think that what was happening on the call was concerning to him. but he felt like somebody from nsc legal should have been on the call and been notified. you did see i think republicans trying to make in roads in tainting vindman saying listen, you had some concerns about vindman, morrison, that's what they said to morrison, you had concerns about his judgment and tried to get to him and his lawyer stepped in. >> that's important. they were tryi

joining us now are john dean, david gergen, nia-malika henderson, jeffrey toobin, and scott jennings.eff, i mean, there was clearly a reason that the democrats saved fiona hill for the last witness. >> if you have a helen mirren bad ass, you put her at the end. it was -- and just an extraordinary performance. and also, just as a citizen, i think you had to feel good about the public servants who work for the united states in anonymity throughout this, you know, the foreign service officers, the people who -- i mean, these were incredibly impressive. >> an impressive bunch. by the way, that foreign service exam is hard. >> very hard. >> we don't want to talk about your cia history. >> oh, sorry, i didn't mean to say that. >> i interned. i was a waiter, too. no one talks about that. >> but you know, the facts are not in dispute here. i mean, what the democrats did over these two weeks was to show overwhelmingly, completely, thoroughly, that what happened here was the president of the united states said to his staff, i have one priority with ukraine and it has nothing to do with the nati