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ott cohen for "nightly business report," new york. >>> still ahead wash pgton's lateh to try and lowergs. pri ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> t trump administration is pushing ahead with one measure that it says could lower the price of prescription the white house is issuing a proposed rule that would allow some medications to be iorted from canada. bertha coombs has the details. >> reporter: the trump administration is setng the stage for states like florida to reimport lower priced drugs legally from canada. governor desantis helped the idea. sident trump to back >> i've always said theres no silver bullet. but this is a step tha no one has been willing to take for almost 20 years. all the way back to 2003 you've had presidents in both parties, secretaries of both parties, and yet until we haven't done it. >> reporter: health and hecan servicesretary alex azar whoen had be among those arguing against t value a safety of reimporting drugs for years. but now says the drug price environment is different. >> tlf always questions about how effective it can be lowering costs. over time the drug pricing mecha

ott, thanks saw three people on the ground >> the shooter as a law sailor or carried the attack with his service weapons. with motives still unclear, the navy says the shooter was ther assigned to this nuclear submarine, the "uss colombia." the carnage unfolding across the harbor from the iconic world war ii memorial. >> our sincere thoughts are with the families and victims and everyone involved. >> reporter: tara telling the a.p. her husband vincent is one of the two civilians killed with a third victim in stable condition, this is the latest deadly rampage on a u.s. military base. tonight in hawaii, as they prepare to mark the 78th anniversary of its darkest day, tragedy has struck pearl harbor again. with the base here at pearl harbor back to normal shooter assigned to this operations, there has been no impact to the memorial in the meantime, investigators are interviewing several witnesses and trying to speak to family and friends close to the suspect. tonight, there remains no official motive. >> miguel, thank you. >>> history unfolding tonight as democrats take a material step

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and ott another matter, the supreme court has agreed to rule on the release of donald trump's financial records. let's start with the house vote on impeachment. this comes, of course, after a lengthy and contentious hearing in the judiciary committee. cnn's sara murray has our report. >> following a bitter debate and a party line vote, donald trump now faces two articles of impeachment before the full house of representatives. >> the question now is on article one of the resolution, impeaching president donald j. trump for abusing his powers. the clerk will call the role. >> democrats insisting trump's actions more than met the constitutional threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors. >> aye. >> mr. raskin votes aye. >> republicans loudly voice their objections. >> mr. gomer. >> my vote is no. >> has every member voted who wishes to vote? >> mr. chairman, may i ask how i'm recorded? >> mr. gomer, you are recorded as no. >> i want to make sure. >> the committee approved one article for abuse of power, arguing the president pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival by withholdi

they reported the end of october, they delivered ott top and bottom line that was spectacular. you know these retailers are not doing those kinds of numbers anymore. can the stock keep climbing as we head into 2020? let's take a closer look with the president and ceo of boot barn better read on how the company is doing and where they're headed good to see you. i have to tell you, you changeded my life. i drafted zeke in the first round of fantasy and you no he what i put on? your hat and i'm thinking that people are wearing your hats in all different places, so different from when you started even just, now he ashgs decade ago. >> most of the product is still functional use we have seen a nice pickup in more than of the fashional side of hats, particularly on the ladies side. so floppy, more fashionable hats on the ladies side but if you were to walk around most of our markets, men and women are wearing the hats and it's important there was a time, this afternoon the baker hughes rig count came out. it showed it fell by five, consecutive declines there was a time i was worried

there were greater head winds with the new ott launches, but there are self inflicted issues.flix may have been too aggressive the last round of price increases and then they materially dramatically cut back on advertising spend in north america in the first part of the year that may have been a mistake going forward, netflix in the next year, growth in streaming will be global, not in the u.s., like 90% plus of subs for netflix, it will be international market that's where they have 130 new local content shows. my guess is that's where the win is, that's where you get 25 million new subs each year netflix is positioned better than anybody else for the streaming market that's key to the why we like netflix shares, despite the turbulence. >> dan, how much sell is because you think netflix isn't going to perform well business wise, how much is because you think the shine will be off because of a lot of streaming options. >> that's the tech thesis. 10 to 15% could churn. apple, peacock, hbo and others, that's the tough issue for us, content will be hard to grow subs in faang, we

easy to reverse anytime soon because people are yearning for a new leadership style and i'm more an ott zenon. the c.d.u. did what it could to stem the tide and hold its nose dive and hamburg the party celebrated its convention with all the usual pop of the regal imagery was a facade behind the scenes even a split in the party was no longer out of the question. in the end on a that comp card and bauer beat her rivals math and against sean but only just. from then on the cvo revolved around 2 centers of power. the transition of power within the c.s.u. party might not have been a spectacular but it wounded the incumbent rivals pride years of power struggles had taken their toll and yet forced as a whole for and his successor marcus souter struggled to put on a show of harmony nonetheless. thanks. but many problems that the government had shied away from tackling for now forcing their way to the 4. plans were made to phase out coal fired power stations by 2038 . but the young demonstrators who took to the streets each friday weren't satisfied with their government's steps to address climat

. >> chaotic moments that could be a kay ott, magic moments that could be a chaotic season. >> a dayving. i love that. >>> 7:13, much more coming up on today in the bay. the reason why a buy scout troop is apologizing for what many are calling a shocking display at san jose's christmas in the park. >>> rainy weekend? a live look at the golden gate bridge. i will take you through the next round of showers and the important football sunday forecast. the details coming up. >>> welcome back. 7:15. a live look outside at christmas in the park. it might not be the best day to go out there. we're expecting some showers. but mild temperatures. vianey arana is right next to me, raring to go, with your forecast, in just a couple of minutes. >>> but first, the boy scouts are apologizing for what turned out to be their controversial tree display at san jose's christmas in the park. the christmas tree was hung upside down, by what appeared to be as into. some people found it upsetting, what we're showing you here is the new display, the scouts say that the original tree was decorated with a scary

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you're not going to vote for the wealth tax general ott campaign trail back in 2015, trump told a groupnot going to support me because i don't want your money. that's what the president said. and the jewish democratic council of america released a statement on this latest incident, saying this. we strongly denounce these vial and bigoted remarks in which the president, once again used anti-semitic stereotypes to characterize jews as being driven by money and insufficiently loyal to israel. >>> let's turn now to business, and be the merger between telecom giant t-mobile and sprint heads to court today. the merger is being challenged by more than a dozen states. we have more live from london on this. good morning. set the stage for us on all of this. >> reporter: well, there will be arguing in front of a judge in a manhattan courtroom. these two massive firm, the third and fourth this $26.5 billion merger. they'll be up against, as you said have more than a dozen state attorneys general who say this could raise prices. the companies say they need to join forces to go to 5g in particular a

and tulsi gabbard and andrew yang round ott the list of leading candidates. president trump and the current 020 contenders, buttigieg, and biden and sanders all end up on top. mayor pete beats trt 53 to 47. and biden and sanders beat trump trump 52 to 48 and trump is the winner when facing andrew yang and elizabeth warren, 51 to 49. joining me on the set, white house reporter for "politico," meredith mcgraw. what do you make of the new polls out of new hampshire showing vice president joe biden lagging. >> joe biden still remains i think the national front-runner. but i think what this shows is just how fluid this race continues to be. as you watch these candidates, crisscross the country, and as they're focusing on iowa, and new hampshire, there are still these four main front-runners, sanders, buttigieg, biden and warren, but again, it just shows how fluid this race is right now and if we learned anything from 2016, really anything can happen. >> but also, when it comes to the polling, with regards to the matchup against the president, a lot of people look

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. >> i and others sat in astonish: the ukrainians were fighting russians and counted ott not only the training and weapons but at -- but the assurance of of u.s. support. >> am i crecked that the witnesses that appeared before your committee confirmed there was no credible explanation for with holding the military aid and that it was in fact against our national security interest to do so? >> everyone agreed it was against our national security interest to do so. the only explanation that any witness provided was mr. sandy who said that he heard from rob blair i believe, the assistant to mick mulvaney, that the reason was because of other country's donations or contributions to ukraine but that is only in september and of of course there were no further commitments from any other country. >> and as we heard from bill taylor, a graduate of west point and a veteran who served in vietnam, ukrainian then and now is an active war with the russians. russia stole part of the country in crimea and killed more than 10,000 ukrainians and weaken ukraine would only benefit russia. here is what am

you know the old saying if you're not ott the table, you're on the menu. i can tell you climate was on the menu. it's not mentioned in this bill. so, in fact, when we think about what we're going to accomplish around the world, if we don't have climate as a primary-- i would honestly say the primary point of our international relations, we're not going to solve climate. and if you guys have been reading just the last week's information about what's going on in the natural world, in terms of the amazon, you can go back, if you want to have a sleepless night, read about the amazon and where we are. and if you want to just take a look at a picture. take a look at sydney where literally, it's completely surrounded by smoke from the fires. australia is on fire. it was 107 degrees average in the country last week. so, actually, jim, if i were going to do that bill, they redid it based on working people and they should redo it based on climate because these people need our market. they don't want our market. they can't survive without our market. and we have to u

television is an interesting television is an inter spot i hear the phrase, the ott, the over the topof steve carell's face he created it with the creator of "the office."ator of "the office." i think it will be pretty funny. >> i think it will be pretty funny. >> "fuller house," the reboot ends >> it will be tough for me >> five seasons for a reboot is a job well done in my opinion. candice cameron bure is still talking about it it has nothing do to with lori loughlin tv is better with kristen bell in it and ted danson in it it was a really tough last day on-set it delivered in all the areas. check that out again, january y 30th >> we're covering entertainment for the year musically, kelly clarkson, she's busy >> how is she doing it >> i left "the voice" set yesterday or the day before, or for the finale, and you leave "the voice." the next sound stage over saysv" the next sound stage over says "the kelly clarkson show" on it. she occupies two of the "the kelly clarkson show" on it. she occupies two of the largest movie sets in all of hollywood now, she's adding a vegas residency to

she's now ott the international crisis group, that does field research around the world. vonda brawn, my intrepid researcher who has written a book on afghanistan but also staudied transmashl krill nam networks working on a book on mexico, but also has recently studied in nigeria where she's back from field research and indonesia and other parts of the world. i am a huge fan of her bravery and brilliance. without further adieu, tom, thanks for join us. >> thanks to everyone for coming out. afghanistan is back in the news thanks partly to "the washington post" in a series, afghan papers. i hope you have many questions because we're going to be -- start calling on you very quickly. i want to start by asking michael how he sees things right now with the peace talks, and also talk a little bit about your proposal to have 5,000 troops in afghanistan for the next five years. as some of you may know, there is talk about reducing the forces in afghanistan now currently about 13,000 down to about 8600. that could happen this week. your plan says to go lower, 5,000 for fine years.

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most of the competition today is moving towards longform ott streaming services.asing netflix honestly. we are doing, everyone is is zigging, we are zagging. emily: disney and other -- i've heard completely binary views on netflix. if disney and other companies are pulling content, what does netflix have? meg: first of all, we have tremendous respect for netflix. i mean, let's just pause for a moment and contemplate what they have built. it is extraordinary. they have revolutionized an industry and have incredible content. the best talent in hollywood is making content for them. so i think this will be a battle, but there will be room for one or two players, maybe even three. you know, i think it is very much possible that netflix continues to do well. emily: you think there will be consolidation. but netflix is -- meg: netflix will be one of the winners. i can't see a scenario where netflix is not one of the winners. emily: do you think as many streaming services as exist now will exist in the future? meg: probably not. i mean typically, watch, when you watch a n

ott: on behalf of the 9000 men and women of the dea, thank you for the opportunity to discuss a response to the opioid crisis. over the past several years, the nation has been increasingly devastated by an epidemic that was field by the overprescribing of prescription drugs. the 2000 was's to fueled by a fundamental belief that pain was undertreated in the united states. it created a generation of opioid users. presently estimated at more than 3 million americans. unfortunately, as prescription rates have declined over the last four years, we have seen a dramatic and disturbing shift. mexican drug cartels are filling cheap,d with chief -- highly potent, white powdered heroin. they continue to mix it with fentanyl and pressed into counterfeit pills made to look like listed pharmaceuticals. the dea is now seeing chinese and mexican nationals working together to move massive amounts of heroin, fentanyl across the southwest border. the profits are astounding. can beram of fentanyl purchased for less than $5,000 and can yield potential profits in excess of $1.5 million. the dea think that the

everyone wants them to get ott right and espn plus right and all of that.hat's what they need to do. i think it's priced for perfection at this point, at this multiple, given the run that it's had. >> gayle, how do you think about disney i know you mentioned that the expectation is baked in for it to be a down year potentially next year, at least from a box office standpoint, but how does disney, i guess, navigate the content landscape with all of these other streaming services coming online as well? >> well, they've made a very important move to own the distribution they own disney plus, they now own a majority of hulu, they own espn plus. so they've taken matters into their own hands. that doesn't make that business anymore profitable they're going to make -- more than all their money on the parks and the broadcast and lose money in the direct-to-consumer business so owning it is good, it's strategically important, but in the short-term, it means a pretty big drag on their profit. >> all right, gil loreya, thanks for joining us today shares of disney are

future relationship with the european union was going to look like after brexit, we have seem to fo rg ottet to change driver. there area are about to change driver. there are a lot of questions, i don‘t want to say negatives, but a lot of questions about the health of the economy into 2020. the negative odds construction, not positive, as i said. let‘s talk about pharmaceuticals, another area that wasn‘t showing any particular positive signs? you are right, looking at the aggregate, manufacturing, construction are not doing very well. pharmaceuticals is pa rt doing very well. pharmaceuticals is part of manufacturing and this is going to be a sector that is very deeply affected by the political uncertainty, about patents, about the regulative environments of uk pharmaceuticals and global pharmaceuticals and global pharmaceutical companies in the uk will face into next year. it is not just down to the relationship the next government will negotiate with the biggest trade bloc in the world, the biggest trade bloc in the world, the european union after brexit, it is also going to be down to gl

steve shab ott from ohio. we don't have names yet.losi said when we see what they have on the senate side we'll know who and how many to send over. that should be the next stage in the story. >> sandra: meeting at the white house happening today. lindsey graham was on his way over and we just learned -- >> bill: we believe the newest republican will be there as well. former democratic congressman from new jersey. >> sandra: the news continues. we'll see you tomorrow morning. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> we've got a busy hour. fox news alert on this new fallout over how democrats historical vote to impeach president trump at the house and senate now seem to be in a collision course of the process. nancy pelosi has suggested democrats may wait to send their articles of impeachment to the senate over concerns of a republican led upper table is incapable of holding a fair trial. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats are afraid to send impeachment articles to the senate because their case is so weak. >> looked like th