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chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. the resolution is amended reported favorably to the house. members will have two days to submit views. the resolution will be recorded as a single amendment. without objection staff is authorized to make technical charges. without -- >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. pursuant -- >> after the house judiciary committee voted along party lines to approve two articles of impeachment against president trump, some republican committee members spoke to reporters, followed by brief remarks from chairman jerrold nadler. [indistinct conversations] >> this is really a sad day, a big show, everybody got dressed up really no place to go.

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. the resolution is amended reported favorably to the house. members will have two days to submit views. the resolution will be recorded as a single amendment. without objection staff is authorized to make technical charges. without -- >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. pursuant -- >> this is really a sad day, a big show, everybody got dressed up really no place to go. we voted on a provision, an allegation of abuse of power. there was an abuse of power at the department of justice. there was an abuse of power in the fbi. there was an abuse of power at

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. the resolution is amended reported favorably to the house. members will have two days to submit views. the resolution will be recorded as a single amendment. without objection staff is authorized to make technical charges. without -- >> mr. chairman. mr. chairman. pursuant -- >> what purpose does the -- >> i give notice of intent to file dissenting views. >> notice is services. without objection the committee is adjourned. >> with that the house judiciary committee, a session that lasted just under ten minutes voting two articles of impeachment calling what was a marathon session of yesterday of about 14 hours. we'll be hearing from republicans inside the longworth house office building. we'll go to that in just a moment. our phone lines are open. our lines for republicans, 202-748-8920. 202-748-8922 for all others. let's go to the stakeout location inside the longworth office

the ayes 353 and the noes 243. we're just there. the ayes 353 and the noes 243.oing to pull there. the ayes 353 and the noes 243. we're just going to pull away to the ministry ofjustice the family of harry dunn are making a statement. their decency, their compassion, their courage, their tenacity has been absolutely remarkable. it has been truly humbling and inspiring to me and i think we can all take a leaf out of their book. in their darkest hour they have stood up to this and followed through on their promise to get justice followed through on their promise to getjustice for their followed through on their promise to get justice for their son. followed through on their promise to getjustice fortheirson. it followed through on their promise to getjustice for their son. it has been an honour to spend this time. let me hand over to mark who will say a few words. thank you. i also wa nt say a few words. thank you. i also want to pay tribute to the family and also report to you that max has made a decision for the prosecution of anne sacoolas on the grounds by deat

the noes to the left — 234. cheering. the ayes to the right — 358. the noes to the left— 234.ding with a majority of 124. it means the bill can now go on to be considered in more detail, when mps return after the christmas break on january the seventh. they've agreed a timetable, which will give them three days to wrap up all the remaing stages of the withdrawal agreement bill in the commons — before sending it off to the house of lords. and that's it from me — and the day in parliament team — for now — and indeed for this year. we'll be back after christmas when mps and peers return on january the seventh. but until then from us have a very merry christmas and a happy new year. good morning. what a miserable week of weather it has been for many of us, with some relentless rain, and that has brought a localised flooding. in fact, friday afternoon, these were fairly typical weather watcher pictures across parts of central and southern england in particular. in fact, by close of play on friday, there were over 90 flood warnings in force, with more rain to come through the weeken

the noes to the left, 234. the noes to the left, 234. after four failed attempts and more than a year of bitter political wrangling, they vote in favour of borisjohnson‘s eu withdrawal bill. now is the time to act together as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. another step closer — we'll be looking at what happens next with the uk set to leave the european union in six weeks today. also on the programme... the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london for treatment for what buckingham palace describe as a pre—existing condition. the death of harry dunn, the teenage motocylist hit by a car in august, now extradition proceedings begin after an american woman is charged with causing his death by dangerous driving. hampering the christmas getaway — flooding closes the m23 in sussex as parts of southern england are inundated. and big discounts on the high street as retailers try to make the most of last—minute christmas shoppers. and coming—up on bbc news... mikel arteta is announced as the new head coach of arsenal. the

the noes to the left — 234. of january with a majority of 124 in the commons. the duke of edinburgh is being treated in hospital in london for what's being described as a pre—existing condition. a us diplomat‘s wife, anne sacoolas, is charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of 19—year—old harry dunn. underwater motorways — heavy rain and floods have put the brakes on the christmas getaway in parts of southern england. sport with lizzie greenwood. mikel arteta says it's an honour to become the new arsenal manager on a three and a half year deal. he and a half year deal. has been appointed on a thre| a he has been appointed on a three and a half year deal replacing the sack previous manager. he won the cup twice in three years and it has been working as a coach at manchester city. he decided to move there. when you have dreams, you cannot stop it. so you have to follow your dreams. 0f so you have to follow your dreams. of course that was the important pa rt of course that was the important part of his

the noes to the left, 234. the noes to the left, 234.hnson's eu withdrawal bill. now is the time to act together as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. another step closer — we'll be looking at what happens next with the uk set to leave the european union in six weeks today. also on the programme... the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london for treatment for what buckingham palace describe as a pre—existing condition.

. >> ayes to the right, 358, the noes to the left, 2.ada: backing brexit, mps and parliament give the prime minister the support he needs to pu britton's exit from the eu. reaching for the stars but coming up short, why boeing plans to launch to the international space station did not go exactly as plan ♪ for those watching on pbs and around t globe, welcome to "bbc world news america." the u.s. capital has been the scene ofc histoama this week, donald trump becoming only the third president ever toe impeached. now lawmakers have left for a holiday break without any agreement on the next steps in the sena. president trump has pushed for an immediate trial, but house speaker nancy pelosi has not indicated when she will send over the articles for consideration. this has clearly angered the president, who tweeted about it, saying nancy losey is looking senate.uid pro quo with the why aren't we impeaching her? to watch us through -- to walk us through what happens, ias join earlier by joe morano, former federal prosecutor. thisrings up inter

the noes to the left, 234. after four failed attempts and more than a year of parliamentary wrangling, the government's withdrawal bill passes with a significant majority. now is the time to act together, as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london for what buckingham palace describes as a pre—existing condition. the teenage motorcylist harry dunn, hit by a car in august. now, the american woman involved is charged with causing death by dangerous driving. unrest in india. six dead in further protests against a government law that it is claimed discriminates against muslims. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, yasmin alibhai—brown and lucy be resfo rd. good evening. 3.5 years after the uk voted to leave the european union, mps have resoundingly voted in favour of the government's brexit bill. the legislation now paves the way for boris johnson to deliver his promise that the country will no longer be a m

nbc bayfrancisco's noe valley where it is happening, jean. oh, my. >> reporter: it is, jessica. the owner of this car says she recently bought new tires. well, now she needs new tires, wheels, and rims, four of them, because someone tostole them al. and she is not alone. >> window breaking, yes. but tire theft, i never thought. >> reporter: zoe frankel never thought someone would steal all four wheels off her car until she saw her honda fit up on bricks and wood tuesday morning in noe valley. >> anyone can be targeted. and i think that this is just what san francisco has become. >> reporter: she posted pictures on nextdoor. a neighbor in twin peaks responded with pictures of his truck with no wheels. he says thieves hit him twice in two months. the most recent company told her thieves apparently, our tires are very small and durable and they're being stolen for drag racing. >> i figure it probably took a minute to do that. >> reporter: people who live nearby say the theft is shocking. >> i'm concerned that i don't know what you can do about it. >> reporter: without a garage fran

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. artical two is impeaching president donald j. trump on obstructing congress. has every member who wishes to vote voted? clerk will report. >> mr. chairman there, are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. it's ordered amended. >> and there you have it. president trump in the company of only presidents johnson, nixon and bill clinton. houses judiciary voting to impeach this president on abuse of power and obstruction of congress.si the vote 23-17, party line. all republicans voting against and democrats voting for. shortly after the vote, jerry nadler made a brief and pretty much somber statement. >> today is a solemn and sad day. for the third time in a little over a century 1/2, the house judiciary committee has voted on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the house will act expedishesly. >> everyone is expecting another party-line vote on the floor next week. and then the president will have at least an asterisk on the presidency, which says basically this first-t

the ayes to the right 358, the noes to the left 234. after four failed attempts and more than a year of parliamentary wrangling, the government's withdrawal bill passes with a significant majority. now is the time to act together as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. so, what happens next over brexit, with the uk set to leave the european union, six weeks from today? also tonight... the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london, for what buckingham palace describes as a "pre—existing condition." the teenage motorcylist, harry dunn, hit by a car in august. now the american woman involved, is charged with causing death by dangerous driving. unrest in india — six dead in further protests against a government law that it's claimed discriminates against muslims. and liverpool fans enjoy the heat of qatar, as the club vies to be best in the world. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, arsenal get their man. mikel arteta becomes the gunners‘ head coach on a three and a half year deal. good evening. three and a half years

mrchairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. the article is agreed to.er to impeaching the president? a committee in the us congress approves two charges against donald trump. un investigators accuse chile of torture, ill treatment and sexual violence against protesters. and the search resumes for two remaining bodies following the volcanic eruption in new zealand. the british prime minister, boris johnson has hailed the conservatives' resounding election victory as "extraordinary" and urged people across the uk to heal their divisions over brexit.

the pdas expanding up from church to noe.f those blocks are up on the hill, a lot of those blocks have seen very expensive single family homes put in, no demolition control because people are alltering homes to make monster roams. it looked like sb50. it was expanding from church street past sanchez, then up to noe. i think that is a concerning thing. i hope that d8 supervisor mandelman will look at that and d8 people will be on top of it. it is one piece of it. i think it is indicative of the issues that make people very concerned about the new pda expansion. thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you, chairman mar. i am caroline kennedy, chair of the improvement club. like other speakers, i worry about the impact of sb350 and 50 on the proposed pdas. i was delighted to hear you are delaying the vote to january 14th. what we need to know is what will seentor wiener's next -- senator wiener's next version impose and how might that impact community-based planning? how will the pdas work? will they enable them as you outlined? th

the noes to the left, 234.empts and more than a year of parliamentary wrangling, the government's withdrawal bill passes with a significant majority. now is the time to act together, as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london for what buckingham palace describes as a pre—existing condition. the teenage motorcylist harry dunn, hit by a car in august. now, the american woman involved is charged with causing death

the noes, nearby.it's pretty clear, very evenly split. >> we don't have a number for it but i asked you earlier this morning what was the high water mark for impeaching and removing bill clinton. >> the high water mark on that one, let's see if i can do it. 38%. that was the high water mark in impeach and removal polling on bill clinton. this is obviously significantly higher than that. running about ten points ahead. >> we talk about these polls not moving but they're not moving from a very high point historically speaking. >> that's right. the only person who had impeach and remove numbers like this was nixon. >> there's also the question about -- so it was very broad, right? impeachment. what should be done? should he be impeached and what happens afterwards? now we're talking more about the president's conduct, what has happened here, and the articles of impeachment. >> right. in that fox news poll, has he abused the power of office? obstructed congress? committed bribery? 53% say yes, he abused th

. >> there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. the question now is article two of the resolution. impeaching president donald trump for obstructing congress. >> mr. chairman there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the resolution is amended and reported favorably to the house. >> reporter: the final vote exposing partisan intentions. >> i give notice of intend -- >> notice is heard. without objection, the committee is adjourned. >> reporter: as the top republican on the committee stormed out. the two party line votes move president trump another step closer to being the third u.s. president ever to be impeached. >> today is a clem and sad day. for the 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 obviously of congress. the house will act expeditiously. >> reporter: today's proceedings came on the heels of a contentious committee debate that stretched past 11:00 p.m. on thursday. chairman jerry nadler shocked his colleagues by abruptly pausing the marathon session and delaying

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chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> democrats approve charges that president trump abused his power and obstructed congress. >> today is a solemn, sad day. >> this after days of debate and acrimony. >> it's not just an attack on the presidency. it's an attack on us. >> come on. get real. be serious. we know exactly what happened here. >> mr. trump denounces the vote with a warning. >> some day there will be a democrat president, and there will be a republican house. and i suspect they're going to remember it. >> my guest this morning, democratic senator chris coons of delaware, and republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania. >> plus, impeachment and the voters. >> has he earned the benefit of the doubt? >> he's squandered it so often, it's unlikely that he's innocent. >> i don't think this is shaking the pillars of democracy such that it warrants impeachment. >> the nbc news county to county project. voters in grand rapids, michigan, talk about how impeachment is or is not impacting their vote for president. >> also, boris johnson's landslide victory. >> we did it. we did i

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 27 noes. >> question now is on article two of the resolution. impeaching president donald j. trump for obstructing congress. >> mr. chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. >> let's go now to democratic congresswoman debbie dingle of michigan. she is the house senior representative. thank you so much for being with us on this saturday. >> it's good to be with you. >> what do you make of this reporting on representative van drew? >> you know, i respect my colleague. it doesn't surprise me. i think he comes from a very difficult district. he often finds himself voting or agreeing with many of the policies of republican party. i'm still going to work with him like i do all my republican colleagues. he voted against moving forward with the process of even investigating. and nobody expected him to vote one way or the other. but, by the way, this isn't a partisan vote. this is a vote of conscience as far as i'm concerned. >> you heard some -- heard it many times i bet here, representative. this is a predetermined process.

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. the question now is on article ii of resolution. impeaching president donald j. trump for obstructing congress. the clerk will call the roll. >> nadler? >> aye. >> lofgren? >> aye. >> jackson-lee? >> aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> johnon of georgia? >> aye. >> deutsch? >> aye. >> bass? >> aye. >> richmond? >> yes. >> jeffreys? >> aye. >> sicilyny? >> aye. >> swalwell? >> aye. >> liu? rasken? >> aye. >> chiapal? >> aye. >> demmings? >> aye. >> kari a? >> yes. >> scanlon? >> aye. >> garcia? >> aye. >> neguse? >> aye. >> mcbath? >> aye. >> stanton? >> aye. >> dean? >> aye. >> pow snell. >> aye. >> escobar? >> aye. >> collins? >> no. >> sensenbrenner? >> no. >> chabot? >> no. >> gohmert? >> no. >> jordan? >> no. >> buck? >> no. >> rat cliff? >> no. >> roby? >> no. >> gaetz? >> no. >> johnson of louisiana? >> no. >> biggs? >> no. >> mcclintock? >> no. >> lesko? >> no. >> rushen that willer? >> no. >> cline? >> no. >> armstrong? >> no. >> stubey? >> no. >> has every member who wishes to vote vot

mrchairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. the article is agreed to.ident? a committee in the us congress approves two charges against donald trump. un investigators accuse chile of torture, ill treatment and sexual violence against protesters. and the search resumes for two remaining bodies following the volcanic eruption in new zealand.

the opinion of the chair, the noes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. a roll call is requested. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. nadler? >> no. >> mr. nadler votes no. ms. jackson lee? >> no. >> ms. jackson lee votes no. mr. cohen? mr. cohen votes no. mr. johnson of georgia? mr. johnson of georgia votes no. mr. deutch? ms. bass? ms. bass votes no. mr. richmond? mr. richmond votes no. mr. jeffries? mr. jeffries votes no. mr. swalwell? mr. swalwell votes no. mr. raskin? >> no. >> mr. raskin votes no. ms. jayapal? ms. jayapal votes no. ms. demings? ms. demings votes no. mr. kcorrea? mr. neguse? mr. thneguse votes no. mr. stanton? mr. stanton votes no. ms. powell? ms. powell votes no. ms. escobar? ms. escobar votes no. mr. collins? mr. collins votes aye. mr. chabot? mr. chabot votes aye. mr. gohmert ? mr. gohmert votes aye. mr. ratcliffe? >> yes. >> mr. ratcliffe votes yes. mr. gates? mr. gates votes aye. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes aye. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes aye. mr. mcclintock? ms. lesgo? mr. klein? >> aye. >> mr. kle

the noes to the left, 228.e of the ongoing, and often heated, brexit debates have brought images of this building into homes all over the world. order! order. but, the building is falling apart. crumbling plasterwork riddled with asbestos and even in the chamber itself, the inner sanctum of british lawmaking, there are leaks. i want to finally finish my comments... the roof's leaking! ..with a leaky roof in the background. the sitting is now suspended and no photographs please! rain sounds the palace of westminster has been a unesco world heritage site since 1987, and in 2015 a joint committee determined that the longer essential works were put off, the higher the risk that the building could suffer a sudden catastrophic failure. the cost of repair has been estimated at 5.5 billion. even just the annual maintenance bill stacks up at a whopping £30 million. it is daunting for the man in charge of conservation, who meets me in the ancient westminster hall. this is the oldest part of the houses of parliament, it d

mr chairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. the article is agreed to. congress approves two charges against donald trump. un investigators accuse chile of torture, ill treatment and sexual violence against protesters. and, the search resumes for two remaining bodies following the volcanic eruption in new zealand. hello, and thanks for joining us on bbc news. the british prime minister, boris johnson, has hailed the conservatives' resounding election victory as "extraordinary"

chairman, there are 21 ayes and 16 noes. >> article 1 is agreed to. >> the clerk will report. >> mr.man, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. >> the article is agreed to. >> scenes from three impeachments right there, and the house judiciary committee. we are joined by our regular contributor chris christie, and patrick gaspard, president of the open society foundation, and ambassador to south africa under president obama. ruth marcus is here, is author of "supreme ambition" and rich low lowry, editor of "the national review." welcome to you all. let me begin with you. we saw the judiciary committee three times going back to 1973. there is some consistency, and some overlap in the impeachment articles of those three committees. very inconsistent response. so we have seen each time the response progressively more partisa partisan. >> that's no surprise in the era we're living in right now. especially since we know the conversation that's taking place in congress is one that's being played for television and being played for november of next year. it has very, very little to do regrettably w

guest: only two so far have said definitive noes. and that's jeff van drew and collin peterson from minnesota, who are both expected after they voted against the resolution formalizing the investigation back in october. host: all right. let's get to virginia, republican caller. we're talking about impeachment this week. the house scheduled to vote on wednesday. go ahead. caller: yes. it's interesting. i think this whole impeachment process, the only people who are losing are the american people. it's what's going to end up happening is democrats have been after donald trump since he got into office. they tried to discredit him, find something to bring him down and every one of them has failed. they brought up stormy daniels, michael cohen, brought out his taxes. they all failed. they basically ran the whole russia thing for over a year, year and a half. that failed. and now out comes the ukraine issue. and that's going fail because he's going to remain in office due to the senate issue. what's going to happen, they're going to set a

mrchairman, there are 23 ayes and 17 noes. the article is agreed to.other news: one step closer to impeaching the president? a committee in the us congress approves two charges against donald trump. un investigators accuse chile of torture, ill treatment and sexual violence against protesters. and the search resumes for two remaining bodies following the volcanic eruption in new zealand. the british prime minister, boris johnson has hailed the conservatives‘ resounding election victory as "extraordinary" and urged people across the uk to heal their divisions over brexit. speaking in downing street, mrjohnson said he would repay the trust of labour supporters — who had voted conservative for the first time. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, says he will stand down — but he hasn't said when. and there's likely to be a fierce debate about where his party goes from here. our political editor, laura kuenssberg reports. applause and cheering. the power of surprise... applause and cheering. ..the power of victory... well, we did it. we did it. we pulled it of

the noes to the left — 234. cheering. a thumping victory for borisjohnson's eu divorce deal.s big win was guaranteed. he came with an appeal for unity, on his terms, to seek reconciliation in tones of triumph. this is the time when we move on, and discard the old labels of leave and remain. in fact, the very words seem tired to me. and so now is the moment to come together and write a new and exciting chapter in our national story, to forge a new partnership with our european friends, to stand tall in the world, to begin the healing. this moment in history was his. 3.5 years after the referendum, the new pm felt strong enough to declare britain after brexit would set its own rules and standards, not follow the eu's. the very essence of the opportunity of brexit is that we will no longer outsource these decisions. with renewed national self—confidence, we will take them ourselves. and that is what worried his beaten rival. we warned before the general election the prime minister's brexit deal was a terrible deal for our country, and we still believe it's a terrible deal today.

the ayes to the right 358, the noes to the left 234.overnment's withdrawal bill passes with a significant majority. now is the time to act together as one reinvigorated nation, one united kingdom. so, what happens next over brexit, with the uk set to leave the european union, six weeks from today? also tonight... the duke of edinburgh is admitted to hospital in london,

the noes to the left — 234. cheering. a thumping victory for borisjohnson‘s eu divorce deal.his big win was guaranteed. he came with an appeal for unity on his terms, to seek reconciliation in tones of triumph. this is the time when we move on and discard the old labels of leave and remain. in fact, the very words seem tired to me, and so now is the moment to come together and write a new and exciting chapter in our national story, to forge a new partnership with our european friends, to stand tall in the world, to begin the healing! this moment in history was his. three and half years after the referendum, the new pm felt strong enough to declare britain after brexit would set its own rules and standards, not follow the eu's. the very essence of the opportunity of brexit is that we will no longer outsource these decisions. with renewed national self—confidence, we will take them ourselves. and that's what worried his beaten rival. we warned before the general election the prime minister's brexit deal was a terrible deal for our country, and we still believe it's a terrible d

chairman, there are 23 ayes and 1 noes. >> the article is agreed . to the resolution is amended. reported favor-r favorably to the house. >> with the house judiciary committee approving two articles of impeachment against president trump, abuse of power and obstruction of congress, the house rules committee will meet to determine the guidelines how the debate will unfold on the house floor. watch live coverage of house rules tuesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. watch online at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> joining us on capitol hill is congressman mac thornberry, republican of texas. thank you for joining us on newsmakers. mr. thornberry: thanks for having me. >> here'sjoe gould covers congress for defense news. with your first question is john donnelly. john: first question i want to ask about is the national defense authorization act, the ndaa, which is expected to become law very soon. a marquee element of that legislation is the creation of a 6th branch of the u.s. military to be called space force, part of the air force like the marine cor