us company recompose will be able to turn the deceased into a cubic yard of soil over a period of asle as 30 days, using one—eighth of the energy of a cremation and saving as much as a metric ton of carbon dioxide from being produced compared to other forms of burial. weather stop with me is fiona cincotta, so let's begin. with me is fiona cincotta, who's a senior market analyst at city index. police are saying a criminal investigation will have to get under way on white island. one of the things to think about here where there any signs that this was going to happen? the article that we have here... it says scientists knew that there was a rise in activity, so increased activity in the form of gas releases, boiling water, mud lasts, but this could also be standard characteristics of a volcano that level. it isn't necessarily a sign of eruption. it will involve a lot of investigation and the level of knowledge the tourists had as they were approaching the island or before booking. did they know this could happen? that is really key. also, who makes the call to say, "right, nobody is

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the senate up to the demands of high politics, the framers decided that the senate would need to recompose itself into a new institution, an impeachment court. this transformation was serious enough that senators would have to take a new oath of office. but the oath taken in an impeachment trial is different. it's a juror's oath and a judge's oath, not a legislator's oath. for the duration of the trial, the senate is a literally new institution with new rules, new norms, and new responsibilities. that oath, by the way, means they must swear to, quote, do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws, so help them god. makes you wonder about what mcconnell just said there about there being no chance of a conviction of this president. we are joined tonight by the pulitzer prize-winning historian and author jon meacham, most currently the author of "impeachment: an american history." he's also written an introduction for the house intelligence committee's report on its vacation into donald trump and ukraine that will be available on tuesday. jon, thank you for coming on. the majori

the senate up to the demands of high politics, the framers decided that the senate would need to recomposechment court. this transformation was serious enough that senators would have to take a new oath of office. but the oath taken in an impeachment trial is different. it is a juror's oath and a judge's oath, not a legislator's oath. for the duration of the trial, the senate is a literally new institution with new rules, new norms, and new responsibilities. that oath, by the way, means they must swear to, quote, do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws, so help me god. makes you wonder about what mcconnell just said there about there being no chance of a conviction of this president. we are joined tonight by the pull litter. >> prize winning heroin jon meacham. he's written a report on the house's investigation into donald trump and ukraine that will be available on tuesday. jon, thank you for common ground. the majority leader likes to shock and appall. he does it with such frequency that its impacted not negated, but reduced. the tail end of that is it's also normaliz

the senate operating trial is a different institution, it recomposes itself into an institution in which the senators are no longer the senators as they used to be, but are in combination of judge and jurors, the other important thing about this, they're all equal, he's no longer majority leader, there's no president protem and so forth. we're in a situation in which they'll have to change their character. when it does, it's a different institution, and in the previous two, and we've only had two instances in which impeachment has gone to the senate for a trial, the senate has operated extremely well, extremely fairly, it's not doing it now, and the comments that you just played by lindsey graham in particular, rank among the most contempt ab contemptible. >> to your point about a judge and juror, ted cruz would push back on you, here's what he said. there's no prohibition. >> so just, you know, professor, back over to you. >> the rules don't apply. >> he's absolutely right, the senate is the locust of the trial, andas the sole power over the trial, they set the rules and they can determ