she says counting the lock. >>and then get on the bike and rides off and turn drives off through to buy. >>as the suspect is seen clearly in this image continues to grind down the lock. several people walked by and do double takes. superman says bike thefts are a growing problem in the area and hopes the surveillance images will help catch the thieves we've had. >>mike stone from in front is in the virtual it done during the daytime we had the actual faces and license plate number 10 car. >>while it's not required the city of oakland encourages bike owners to register their bicycle online with bike index. the city says the registration makes it easier to trace of i can have a return when it's stolen back to you. >>to lead the sec you live in the newsroom tonight. thank you taylor, well it has rocky road and as of tonight, the voters are gone those rocks were placed on the sidewalk by some san francisco residents to try to deter drug dealing and the homelessness there. but they've been removed to stay in kerman r

found says around 10 e.u. nations are willing to accept asylum seekers launder a temporary plan and quickly getting refugees and migrants off boats in the mediterranean sea european interior ministers have been missing in luxembourg to discuss the block's migration challenges that comes a day after an overloaded by carrying around 50 people capsized off the italian island of lampedusa at least a 13 women drowned some of whom were pregnant search operations underway with the many refugees and migrants still missing including a number of children. to yemen now a fuel shortage is making life even more difficult for millions of people the hope is they control the capital sana'a say there haven't been any shipments of food or basic necessities despite the withdrawal of their fighters from the key port of data mohamed el at the reports from santa. collects plastic bottles from this pile of garbage and. he has a lot to choose from because a shortage of fuel means the city's garbage is not being moved out. this has be

you might say that's relevant. but i don't want to say never. >> it's your job not to say. to never say never. >> ok. never seek the diary again. >> i thought you said never to have any limits on this. >> we will never seek the diary of a president for when -- >> that's not helping me a whole lot here. so -- >> you can bank on that. >> so i have a question. the legislative purposes that you've articulated right hand various forms of regulations and the subpoena seeks the financial records of a. so i guess i'm wondering from the perspective of the committee, how does the committee account for the fact that this does involve, you know, both the regulation investigation of a whole department of the government and there are any ways in which the committee should treat the president different from john q. public in relation to a subpoena? >> the first question you're asking if it's investigation of another branch, frankly if anything, the power is more, is greater when the oversight committee is investigateing what the executive branch is doing ecause the oversight committee --

they also say she had shown signs of paranoia and struggled with psychological issues, and they say she was very upset last week when her rental car was towed. today rancho san antonio reopened to hikers, who were stunned such a horrific attack happened in such a serene place. >> it's kind of scary. this is such a peaceful area. surprising. >> pretty shocking. very sad. it doesn't happen out here. >> reporter: as the car sped off, another person suffered minor injuries. investigators are still not saying whether orta and the victims knew each other. neighbors also tell us that orta had served in the military and was on disability. reporting live in cupertino, marianne favro, nbc aisk and hes staying behind bars. that's what a federal judge says about an east bay man accused of spying for china. this is surveillance video of that man allegedly leaving money in a hotel room. today in court, the defense said edward peng, who lives in hayward, has a wife and children in the u.s. and is not a flight risk, but prosecutors argued he could run because he has a lot of cash and an apartment and m

but again, 86% of republicans say what the president says is mostly true, 83% of democrats say what theresident says is mostly false. a partisan sharp divide there. one of the interesting things is even though support for impeachment is going up, this is a trend line that has continued pretty much throughout the trump presidency, his approval rating essentially a flat line. it was 42% back in march, 41% now. does it hover there? does it go up and down? that will have a heavyweight on the lawmakers who have to make the big decisions. no president wants to be impeached. but as this president talks about it, he sees a political opportunity for himself and his party. >> everybody tells me it's going to be great for us as a republican party if they actually impeach me because the 40 seats -- and there are many more than the 32 -- it's 45 seats where i won or did very well or it was really close that those people will get hammered, meaning running in congress. i don't know if that's true or not. i do say this. i can see it, look at our fuc d fundraising. the money has never come in like this.

and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. . >>> welcome back. our time is 7:14. the san francisco giants having a great start this season. they'll be hosting the cleveland browns tonight on monday night football. i meant the 49ers. >> yes. they're hoping to do something they haven't been able to do. we're in the studio to explain what's at stake for the 49ers. . >> very exciting. here's a fun fact. if they win, it will be the first time start since 1990. what a while. and able to hold on from the cleveland browns. the open this week over the buccaneers and steelers and bengals. they plan to take them on since the first time since 2019. the 49ers aren't alone in this undefeated plug. the new england patriots haven't lost a game this season. rob came and spoke for mike about how the players are feeling. >> it's heightened. it's exciting, and what better way to do it on monday night football. by the way, if we win, if win, 49th win. >> 49th win.

say, this is wrong. if barack obama had been doing something like this the republicans would be going crazy. okay? now it's a -- it's their own guy doing it. what's fair is fair. i don't like to have to say this, ana. i don't like it at all, but i have to say it, because that's what my conscious tells me and why i'm on today to tell you how i am proceeding. >> you've now said you would vote for impeachment of this president if you were still in the house. and yet we've really heard very little other republicans who are currently in the house say those same words. we know, in fact -- >> ana, not many republicans. >> i don't think there's a sitting senator at this point who said, republican senator specifically, who has said they believe this president should be removed from office. what advice do you have to your fellow republicans? specifically in the senate? that have the ultimate jury in this. >> they don't want my advice. believe me. this will aggravate many of them that i'm saying this, but you have

now here's what nbc says -- they say there was no deal with weinstein.t meet the standards for broadcast, and that's why they let him walk over to "the new yorker" with it. they say farrow did not have a single on-camera, on-the-record interview with a weinstein accuser. they say the book uses a variety of tactics to paint a fundamentally untrue picture, and they also say they've cleaned up the house. they say in the past two years we have taken significant steps to improve our culture. farrow has a lot in this book including the first on-the-record interview with the woman who said she was raped by matt lauer in 2014 which lauer firmly denies. she says the incident derailed her life. here to size up what's going on is "new york" magazine's senior correspondent and cnn contributor erin carmone, and you've been talking about cbs and the other outlets. what do you make of nbc's handling of this? >> well, you know, i have likened the experience of both reporting on sexual harassment and assault and learning from other reporters the kind of things that are h

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what does it say to you? >> juan: i don't like it says much about the field.here people were talking about obama, president obama, could run again and what is the law? do you mean this says nothing about the field. as dana says, she's not running. she is a cultural figure. she's not beyonce but she's getting close. i'm repeating something i said earlier. she went on her book tour and she filled arenas. they were sold out arenas. >> greg: who does that sound like? >> juan: he wishes. >> jesse: topic, juan. >> juan: the larger issue is that people are still coming to some conclusion. you see this in the polls not just in new hampshire but nationally. people shift between first choice, second choice, not sure. the big beneficiary so far as elizabeth warren who's been taking support away from pete buttigieg, kamala harris, bernie sanders. >> jesse: i think it speaks to the weakness of joe biden. >> emily: and democrats in general. the grass is greener on the other side we saw in 2016 when they were pining after joe biden because i felt he at that time better repre

next day he's praising them then he's saying so it's very hard to follow brant but. president trump is basically sending out a message that this is a big victory for the united states and for everyone involved of course even people within his own party many republicans have voiced their concern over how president dealt with the kurds and also it sends out a message to the international community that you know president that the united states can change its opinion or change its mind so quickly over the alliances that it currently have and that's what basically republicans and democrats have been saying here in the united states who responded public in washington. it is doable to both of you thank you. here in europe britain and the european union have reached a new deal on the ukase withdrawal from the u. e.u. leaders today unanimously backed that agreement european council president donald tusk saying that it will avoid chaos and conflict now the agreement still needs to be approved by the british parliament where prime minister boris johnson has a minority governme

trump says, the last option he says he favors. let's go to senior correspondent nick peyton walsh and you have been seeing the toll this is having on kurds suddenly caught in the midst of turkey's attacks. >> reporter: not on this side but yes, on the other side of the boarder our colleagues have been reporting devastation wrought in some of the communities having to flee in the tens of of thousands. you're hearing behind me the occasionally artillery they're firing towards syrian territory. and we've been moved from the view we had yesterday where we could see where the artillery lands to this area where the artillery is behind us and we saw yesterday large numbered of coaches arriving towards what looked like a military base or facility that were carrying syrian rebels. moderate and backed by turkey and being brought here and called the civil national army, part of a plan to use them in the fight as well. something major is on the way and we heard from u.s. plit canical official clear down there and possibly 30 kilometers deep i

isn't that like saying, if i didn't say, jeff, can i cheat off of your homework, but i said, yo, yo, jeff, can i copy your homework, then it doesn't count that i was cheating? >> and i didn't know that's what you were asking? i don't know how they stand up that argument. i think it's interesting to see how the response is sort of evolving. the fact that vice president pence is now sort of trying to cast shade on a career diplomat who, as you rightly pointed out, had been in retirement and was requested by the secretary of state to take on this gig -- it's pretty hard to undermine his credibility in this particular case. and if that's what the white house's strategy is going to be, then that will be interesting to watch, to say the least. >> all right, here's a head-scratcher for a lot of us. glen, i want to ask you about the president's retweet of congressman radcliffe, who said other witness provided testimony that the ukrainians were aware that military aid was being withheld. you can't have a quid pro quo with no quo." so, he's essentially saying, the ukrainians didn't know that t

i won't say it because they'll say it was so terrible to say. >> reporter: how do you say jock strap in finnish? now we're finished. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> okay. have a great weekend. anderson starts now. >>> no one's kidding around anymore. house democrats subpoena the white house, and this time stolen waulg could become an article of impeachment. john berman here for anderson. that breaking news until the ukraine story caps a day of escalating developments. it isn't just hearsay or a lone phone call or not even the president on the south lawn with an open outloud request for china to investigate a political opponent. not anymore. tonight new evidence that points to the president and/or his administration in a systematic, sustained and apparently sweeping fashion using the instruments of government for his own personal and political gain. now it's firsthand evidence. text messages released to house investigators last night that show an effort to get ukraine to announce investigations that would benefit the president, including investigations connected to joe biden, including

and to them we say too bad. because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>> a neurosurgeon arrested more child molestation was found dead inside his cell today. authorities say it appears james cohet committed suicide. he was found alone in his cell in a e a cell. rning. police arrested him and two nurses two years ago on suspicion of running a child sex ring. >>> in fort worth, texas, a 28- year-old unarmed woman was shot and killed by police inside her own home. police say they responded to a call for service at atatiana jefferson's home after a neighbor reported the front door was open yesterday morning. police say the officer received a threat and fired a shot and k a neighbor says that he wanted police only to conduct a welfare check on the woman. >> when i made that emergency call, i didn't say it was a burglary. i didn't say people are fighting across the street. i didn't say anything that would make them think they needed to have a gun. all they needed to do was k

the woman says her 15 year-old daughter was attacked and then detained by police she says when she got to the mall to figure out what happened. she tried to step in and that is when she says she was taken down by security. the woman is 36 weeks pregnant and she says the forceful incident has given her early contractions. >>among the hospital because her is security have to a mosque bombing time tackled me dale is not cool could lost my baby to some nice today. >>manhunt shall have not just do it. >>the mall security says the people involved in the brawl were disruptive and uncooperative. they say they are investigating the confrontation with the pregnant woman not clear why the brawl broke out in the first place. >>well coming up this week marks 3rd the years since the loma prieta earthquake will take a look at the most dangerous fault lines in the bay area as we are overdue for another big want. >>plus a warning about a shopping rewards hoax that's easy to fall for how you can avoid becoming a victim. >>the better business bureau is warning of an unclaimed for awards scams scammers pr

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well turkey says as you rightly say that he's trying to set up what he calls a safety zone across the border. around 30 kilometers into syria along this border a place where a day it says in trying to offer an area where some of the 3600000 syrian refugees that are currently in turkey can return to. what we what we need to as i say to he sees the kurds or the kurdish one of the main kurdish fighting forces the white b.g. in this area as being a terrorist organization and the population of that area is predominantly kurdish so you can imagine the kind of levels of fear amongst that population when you have effectively nato's the 2nd biggest military pushing into areas where you live and this of course is being massively highlighted by the international community and the united nations. turkey's stall she defending its actions saying it has every right to do this and he's trying to frame a 2 certainly frames it in a way as it being an operation that the world could benefit from in terms of the anti eisel offensive to the anti eisel battle what we do know though is that there are tens of

says it is preparing for the worst in any potential turkish operation into syria turkish officials say they're launching this offensive because an independent kurdish entity in northeastern syria will have a negative impact on turkey iran and iraq they also want to create conditions that will allow them to send back some of the millions of syrian refugees who now live in turkey but it's not clear what the outcome of a major turkish military operation will be for syria and the region sampras although al-jazeera stumble. well let's look at where this is all happening in syria it involves the northern part of the country the territory to the west of man is held by turkish and rebel forces to the east is kurdish territory mostly held by the as kurdish led forces a u.s. official says american forces have so far evacuated 2 observation polls in tel aviv . now u.s. president donald trump has commented about the withdrawal after strong criticism of the decision from across the political spectrum in a series of tweets he said when our i arrived in washington isis was running rampant in the area

what does it say?ng as part of the public inquiries into what happened at grenfell tower. that public inquiries split into two parts, the first part looks at the night itself, what happened on the 14th of june 2017. a second part that starts in january next year looks at events leading up to the fire, so that in particular will look at this refit of the block which finished in 2016 and the cladding attached to the outside, this first part looks specifically at the night itself, so some conclusions that have already come out. it says the fire started in a fridge freezer in flight 16 on the fourth floor of the tower. that fire melted the pvc window, the plastic window, and the flames got up between the cladding and the external wall of the building, and that's what led the fire to spread. the spread itself is crucial. we know the fire started in flat 16 on the fourth floor. 20 minutes later, it was on the 24th floor of the building and that speed is described by sirmartin building and that speed is descr

analysts say. it's more than 6 months since her husband was killed and police are yet to give her a copy of the search warrant but even if she had it man says she wouldn't take legal action until i only. made me. stop to learn about it. and that's something human rights worker clarissa singson admits makes it difficult to see justice even though we have witnesses and we have documented strong evidence in court we can't fire because there's no witness this will win brave enough. because they fear for their lives because we can at insured receive their security we cannot even ensure our own safety and security the essence of this national task force as a spokesman for the president's anticommunist hospitals major general polani dismisses the families fees as it in mission of guilt those who are trapped and are probably hiding something those who are present are probably members of this underground mice organization he's steadfast in his view that those killed for back there would be killing if there

>> i didn't say that. i said i wil it -- >> you said you wouldn't do it.d you said you will not cooperate wi with adam schiff. r de said i willanon csiy. >>. reporter: todayn an inflammatory tweet, the president quoted a supporter who said impeaching and removing him frff f oomct"wure ice in tilhic nation from which our country will never heal." it prompted a rare rebuke from d back, saying, "i have visited nations ravaged by civil war. i have never imagined such a quote to be repeated by a president. this is beyond repugnant." >> cecilia vega live at the white house tonight, and cecilia, several deving headlines. "the newop york times" telonigh now reporting about a new phone call between president trump and another foreign lead, as you know. according to "the times" tonight, the president recently asked the prime minister of australia to help attorney general bill barr investigate oethnsgiri that story is developing, and you know, the question emerging, was the access to the transcript of that call restr

the irish government says it has deep concerns, and the european council president says he's unconvincedmain proposals relate to northern ireland. it would stay in the eu single market for all goods, and that would mean accepting eu rules and standards. but, crucially, northern ireland would leave the customs union, and that would mean new customs checks on the island of ireland. but all of this would depend on a future vote by the northern ireland assembly, a body which is currently suspended. so what's the reaction been to all of this in europe? our europe editor katya adler reports from brussels. well, you could say that the prime minister is stuck between a rock and a hard place. he seems cautiously optimistic that the majority of mps would support his new brexit proposals, but the eu doesn't. and if he moves closer to the eu's position, say over customs, then he risks losing support from hardline brexiteers at home. so now what? well, the eu mood can probably best be summed up in a tweet today from the president of the european council, donald tusk. he said he spoke to the irish pri

once all the material by friday night comes as ukraine's new prosecutor says he will be reviewing 15 or so cases which were handled by his previous is and it includes the criminal case involving a natural gas company that employed the son of former us vice president joe biden meanwhile house investigators have really several text messages between state department officials about withholding aid to ukraine the former special u.s. envoy to ukraine kurt volker handed over the texts when he testified before 3 committees on tuesday and vice president might pence is now out of the spotlight as well after reports trump also involved him in efforts to pressure ukraine's president pence though defending the president's call for some foreign investigation. i mean the fact that that my predecessor had a son who was paid $50000.00 a month to be on a ukrainian ford at the time that vice president biden was leading the obama administration's efforts in ukraine. i think is worth looking into and the president made it very clear that he he believes he believes our other nations around the world shou

dollar saying a hunter has the story from beirut. fuel importers here had threatened an open ended strike because of a shortage of foreign currency their customers pay in lebanese pounds but they need dollars to import fuel lebanon's central bank is intervening it plans to provide dollars at a fixed exchange rate not just to importers of fuel but importers of medicine and to wheat supplies of which have already reached dangerously low levels economists say lebanon which imports at least 80 percent of what it consumes needs an injection of foreign cash goes the government is so exposed to the region the culture of what's happening in syria what's happening in iraq the problem i suppose and the g.c.c. countries. who practically. get a decline of foreign investment. and now the local currency has lost value it's the 1st time in 2 decades exchange dealers won't speak on camera although banks are still men taining the official price pegged at $1500.00 pounds to the dollar black market prices have emerged. oh how much can i sell my dollar.

would say.god. in the months leading up to ben's death we should say is a local military radio program intensified its campaign against him claiming he was recruiting for the n.p.i. . then you know toba 20. 9 farmers were shot dead with high powered weapons as they slept in a field. then gave legal advice to their families and also members of the sugar workers federation who were charged with the murder is. the said that one massacre happened in the north of the us and of course a lot of people there knew. the killings for state sponsored so we were discussing what kind of case because the fire and so and i are of the military. less than 3 weeks after the massacre was dead. so i have here the autopsy report that was done by the commission on human rights one bullet hit his heart and came out and. and they said and of the gunmen mr new very very professional. it's really him. c.c.t.v. cameras captured the hitman after the shooting wearing a hooded sweatshirt on the back of a motorbike one man she

vindman says, quote, i was concerned by the call. i did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a u.s. citizen. following that call vindman says he reported his calls that the president was investigating joe biden. in his remarks he explains that he is testifying today voluntarily because, quote, i am a patriot and it is my sacred duty and honor to advance and defend our country irrespective of party or politics. >> the impeachment of your president is a scam. >> reporter: president trump meanwhile in chicago monday blasting the impeachment probe as speaker nancy pelosi announced the house will hold the first formal vote on thursday to outline the next steps in the impeachment process including procedures for public hearings. for weeks republicans have been pushing for public hearings and the white house responded with a statement calling the impeachment proceeding conducted so far unauthorized and the closed door depositions illegitimate. kenneth. >> elizabeth hur, thank you. >>> a major court ruling

there basically saying we have just got to get this thing over. well 1st of all the mood is that the ball is not at all in the court of the european union but they still feel they need guidance by boris johnson what's the plan because as you know the braggs a deal is on ice even the break that the withdrawal bill which is the legislation behind that deal is on ice at the moment and boris johnson has always said if there is an extension that he will pull that bill and he will call for a snap elections so does he really want to do that how much time would he need to do that if not he still wants to pass the deal how long will it take him to get it through the u.k. house of commons if at all and the thinking here is if we know how long he needs to do that then we'll give him that maybe 5 days extra and then we'll have the time he needs but so far no signals like that from the u.k. so there is frustration about that and you know it's been going on for 3 and a half years it's no miracle that many here just want to get it over with but with a deal so wh

he doesn't say i want a favor and then say investigate joe biden publicly.y are trying to connect those things. >> it turns on those two pages of the transcript. on page 2, volodymyr zelinsky says i like javelin missiles and the president says, talks about crowd checking ukraine to the question of confusion about whether ukraine is involved or not but that is the investigation the president is looking for. the president often goes on a different tangent than someone else is talking about. may be the president connecting these two and the question, was that inappropriate? we have read what was said and can judge the question. jillian: the president going off on his own, he did that yesterday, a lot of people argue about his call on china to investigate biden saying that. some people say this adds to our point what we were trying to get to the bottom of with ukraine but other people say shouldn't he be investigated if there is potentially something going on? doesn't mean he's trying to dig up dirt for the campaign. >> this goes back to the heart of the matter

human values, of what let's say human values, of what let's say human values, of what let's say theal of their hope, and in fact trump has dashed the hopes of humanity, that isis, let's say, has been eliminated. syria remains a fractured country with rebel and kurdish forces still hold in swathes of territory. the picture made even more complicated as president out and told the un just how far he wanted the safe zone to extend. —— president out again. the us president faced a furious backlash in washington for a p pa re ntly backlash in washington for apparently giving turkey the go—ahead for the offensive. but donald trump believes that fighting endless wars is no longer america's business. we have been in syria for many years, syria was supposed to be a short—term hit and we were supposed to be in and out, that was many years ago, i have told turkey that if they do anything outside of what we would think is humane, to use the word a second time, we talk about hong kong, we talk about this, they could suffer the rat of an extremely decimated economy. the islamic state thrives on ch

>>and police say surveillance video actually led them to that tenage suspect they say it showed. the shooter going to the nearest classroom and police call that disturbing the students his went into that classroom and was behaving normally. >>busins owners in oakland are speaking out against a new project, a plan that would resign the 14th street corridor, the goal is to make it more pedestrian and bike or friendly. not a problem right, but business owners say they feel like they're being pushed out dead people who want to go to their businesses they say is going to be place to park tonight oakland's department of transportation held a meeting after getting a lot of feedback from people. >>we're concerned come for sailors sack he was there she joins us now live from the newsroom with more taylor what happened. >>business owners tell me main concerns are parking and losing money from customers now neighbors also fear the project well gentrify the area pushing out the small businesses and african american community. the project is still in its early phases, but right now it's focus

he's not saying anything. do you actually think it is as problem for the president in any significant way beyond embarrassment? >> that's indicative that mitch mcconnell is not saying anything. if mitch mcconnell felt there is not a problem or public opinion could not change on this. mitch mcconnell would be pounding and strecreaming to th heavens of how wrong the democrats were and how wrong the president was. we are not hearing how the president is in the right here. we are not hearing about how what the president did is right and just. what we are hearing about is how the republicans don't like the process. what you are hearing from republicans and what you are not hearing from them. just real concerns public opinion on this is going to change. republicans are going to get boxed in a corner where they have to choose between tremendously support trump no matter what he does and appealing away piece of the republican party and dependence who looks at what goes on and say this is not really the way the country

well he did say he just didn't say. any more uncomfortable ass yeah yeah i mean it's so interesting on camera that he's really having a somatic response yet in this moment to the discomfort of knowing something and hiding it and also yeah not being forthright about something so much we saw it was you know like things are kind of coming out of it yes yes really coming out of us chances pretty incredible thing to capture on camera actually when you know someone's not telling the truth in their words but another truth is coming out in their body and there's so much. i think the other the other problem here is that he said if there had been crimes covered that would have been justified and the question becomes well what if your crime is your identity what if your crime is that you are now complicating this american narrative of color blindness the fairness of justice regardless of race or religion and the fact is. part of the consequence or perhaps the goal of this type of surveillance is to continue to isolate communities

you say there won't be any disruption after no deal right now i'm not saying that i'm going to be if there's any disruption will be fairly small jonathan very briefly respond that there will be a small disruption well i mean the government is as you say appropriate see government i say listen to the actual government which has no interest in ramping up the dangers that no deal they are saying that terrible things can happen we have a g.t. responsibility to listen to those rest and pay attention how can anyone read that document on a preview no deal is completely beyond me to bring you on something. or to bring you know something which you said about poland which i really like the 2nd one just just one thing is that fair now when you hear all the debates in british politics about we were misled we should rerun the vote they were fully honest with us etc adviser for where do you stand on all that i'm what you call the euro skeptic remain which means that everyone and no one likes. me there are very strong arguments about why practice. it happened and i think the main one is the democra

to be, but 16% of republicans say he does and another 14% say it is too soon to say. i read those numbers as not great for the president going into this right now. am i wrong about that? elaine: i think there's two things to say about the republicans and then i will go to the democrats. you have to remember that on the day richard nixon resigned from office, he had a 24% approval rating. presidents don't ever go down to nothing. right? there's just too many people who are invested in their vote. the question -- i have tried this out with a couple of members of congress -- the question is, at what point does it unravel? the president goes between 38% and 45% approval rating. in the public most people think if he gets to 30%, he's in big trouble. keep that in your mind. keep 30% where the approval rating drops. the second thing is, you switch -- when his approval rating drops at that point, it does affect some republicans, and you don't need all republicans to impeach, you need 20 republicans to impeach. -- i mean, to convict. i am sorry. 20 republican senators to convi

that you say that suppose that under obama you didn't say it was a miserable day was that his yes these are your goods because you cannot run up the deficit by one $1000000000.00 let me you said you said let me quote you i'm angry because we're borrowing $1000.00 trump is now pouring $22.00 trillion dollars a year angry now and the anger when obama is there is that is a share of g.d.p. in the last 2 years under bush and the years under obama doubled we borrowed more money in bush's last 2 years and obama's 8 years and then all of the share of jackie according to the congressional budget of one of the making of world war 2 levels under trump do you recognize this book i didn't you wrote this book called in 2009 how barack obama is bankrupting the u.s. economy tonight do you want to change the name right over and put donald i give you like no no i get your show often enough but you can because there's a lot of $20.00 in because there's a bill on this $1000000.00 deficit a big difference we've got to get on a minimum booming economy i think that's going to be us no the last year that barac

nbc news is not saying that. hallie, as you remember from a few days ago, you asked specifically if the president knew who this whistle-blower was, and he said we're investigating into a whistle-blower. so it leeseems like the identitf the whistle-blower is of importance to the president. we just heard the helicopters land here on the south lawn and we're expecting the president to depart at any moem. but once again, the president adding new lines of attacks on twitter as he really seems to be quarterbacking the impeachment strategy himself from both his comments on the south lawn. but what he's putting out there on twitter. and the comment we got this morning is he's really making this fine distinction on why you can investigate a former sitting vice president. >> hans nickel, appreciate that. jeff, thanks to you both. we'll keep an eye on the president's departure. we also have new reporting this morning on a second government whistle-blower. this time over at the ira. here's the deal. a career irs official say

let me say. you have a week after turkish forces crossed into syria turkey in the united states of america have agreed to a cease fire in syria. it will be a pause in military operations for 120 hours while the united states facilitates the withdrawal of y.p. g. from the affected areas in the safe zone and once that is completed turkey has agreed to a permanent cease fire and the united states of america will work with turkey will work with nations around the world to ensure the peace and stability is the order of the day in this safe zone on the border between syria and turkey with ed let me recognize secretary of state my pompei oh and thank you mr secretary for your great. thanks i think vice president said it why i just wanted to add this thought there are obviously remains a great deal of the work of work to do in the region there's lots of challenges that remain but this ep or tonight sets the conditions for the successful resolution of this particular piece which created enormous risk and

so far rejected any attempts to broker a truce says and says his country isn't worried about further sanctions the operation began over a week ago after the u.s. withdrew support for kurdish allies in northern syria those fighters are regarded as terrorists by turkey. we'll check in with charles stratford shortly about the fighting that's happening on the ground he's joining us near the turkish syrian border 1st though across over to politico who is monitoring diplomatic developments from washington d.c. and you know just about 24 hours ago when you and i were speaking on the air we heard from pretty much say let them do whatever they want over there let them deal with it by themselves how difficult does that make the job of the vice president and the secretary of state who are there to on a mandate really to negotiate with on a cease fire. it was head scratching really because it seems that the president's public statements are making pence's and pump his mission nearly impossible because although the president sent them over there to give that stark warning that you're caught him h

i‘m going to do what my constituents say —— i‘m interested in what my constituents say.red herring because there will be a withdrawal bill. —— a withdrawal bill that is amendable, and a majority in parliament wanting to keep workers‘s rights and environmental standards has the power to do it. indeed, a majority in parliament has the power to strengthen them better than the european euro union. that is democracy. there is an overwhelming majority in parliament to at least maintain our current standards, and a majority, ithink, to improve them. i have no fears whatsoever on those two issues, and i don‘t think that the general public would vote in politicians who try to get rid of paid holidays and try to water down our environmental standards. democracy will prevail on that. what do you think will happen tomorrow? i have seen you quoted that you think at least another nine mps —— labour mps will vote with you. that is double figures of labour mps voting for the prime minister‘s deal. is that how you see it? yes. will it be ten or 15 or 20. i don‘t know. i would be confiden

and i would say that we are now in rather extensive and serious public danger. it is essential for us to stop violence and restore calmness in society as soon as possible we hope that the new legislation can help us to achieve this objective. ok let's go straight to hong kong where did have used to be kong is following the story for you this is a colonial era legislation that's being pulled in these emergency powers how will the government go about arresting people that are wearing masks are they prepared for a massive wave of arrests by police. told us you have mentioned like her and has just like and now is to impose a set of laws so they're now banning anyone from going mosque doing like a sampling is so what it is simply it is a lawful one or unlawful assembly so even by it's all people who appear up and asked and will be prohibited all from wearing any mosque like even there just covering part of the face is still prohibited so anyone who breaks the law will face of priests and sentenced to one year and this is a measure a super mention this is a set of law

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we shouldn't single them out on the other hand you're saying it's true what he says when years i'm out it is true when it is true it's true but i do condemn a statement that makes it sound like all nigerians are doing all they criminality is in johannesburg when in fact we ourselves are also involved because because they are worried are you the truth about what is currently happening is that you have a crow corrupt police service if you know that there are people that attack traffic in order to win something why are you not arresting them because that is a crime but you to attribute that to a specific nation ality it is enough for pick because you are basically inciting the communities to lies against for the nies because they would start looking at for the night is the people that appearing in tribes when they try trafficking is happening in collusion with the police. and do you agree with or disagree with the well meant i must take this opportunity to once again my president have turned this inside out and i think. the guests have turned to the 2 opera joys of into india and the ordi

this is democrats and republicans independents saying trat party is left. 36% saying republican party don't i have always said this. trump is not really a conservative. he is totally a conservative. on immigration. on debt, he's on trade. he's not a conservative. but he is radicalized both parties in the way in which they're seen. i don't know the answer. it's very interesting. >> lately foreign policy. >> new cnn poll yesterday biden in the lead by a wide margin. 15 points ahead of warren. by this poll today has warren as a front runner 28%. seven points ahead of joe biden. so what do you think? >> some level of uncertainty there. in voters. i don't think they know. what you should do is largely average the two. so biden is probably ahead by handful. what you have seen in the last month and a half, two months biden and warren top tier. sanders and buttigieg second tier. everybody else pick whatever tier. third. fourth fifth. the race is biden, warren. and the two polls. liberal champion. stand up for what we believe in. and i can work with republicans. this we need to go back to norm

it says mr. bolton, because he was so concerned about what they were doing over there, instructed fiona hill, who is gonna -- who testified today. the senior director of russian and eurasia affairs to notify the chief lawyer for the national security council that mr. giuliani was working with mick mulvaney, the acting white house chief of staff, on a rogue operation with legal implications. ms. hill told the investigators according to two people familiar with her closed-door testimony. that's a pretty big statement right there. >> it's huge. it means that inside the white house at the very inner circle of the oval office there was deep concern not just about impropriety, but potentially legally implicating action by the president's closest advisers, including the white house acting chief of staff. that's really taking the scandal right into the heart of the oval office, saying that the president's personal lawyer and the president's basically his top aide closest to him within the white house wer

you say the white house response to this testimony has been pathetic. >> don, i got to say that i was frankly offended by the white house press secretary yesterday said this was a smear campaign against the president. not only that, but she said that the president is being pilloried by this, and i quote this, radical bureaucrats. here's a guy who was decorated. he's been a career foreign service officer for 40 years. i worked with people like this all the time. i know thousands of people like this. these people aren't political. they work for democrats, they work for republicans. it's offensive to me having served in the government to see what one of my fellow public servants put up there for pillorying a guy like that when he's got an impeccable record. deputy, assistant deputy secretary of state nick burn said the guy is a straight shooter. everybody that has worked with him has said the same thing. there is not much substance here to the white house's attacks. they don't have the facts on their side. they don't have the law on their side. what they've got is essentially historyonic

abilities to conduct what one might say is a hybrid war against country. the migrant issue being part of this of course. there are those who believe that the migratory flows are regulated by turkey could be to act as a weapon. against greek society the deepening relationship with the us marks greece increasingly as an eastern border of the western security arrangement in many ways it's a renewal of cold war ties in which lines of allegiance are now being drawn through the aegean with the benefits and risks that come with it jumps up. al-jazeera athens in ecuador protesters took to the streets for a 3rd day demonstrating against cuts to fuel subsidies protesters blocked roads and put up barricades in the capital quito despite the unrest president lenin merino says he has no plans to reverse his decision to scrap the subsidies he said he won't bow to those he called criminals nearly $370.00 people have been arrested during the protests now bushfires are still burning in parts of australia a month after they began and usually early start to fires at the very

as things go south she says i will go to israel. he says i don't have an israel. in my case, that is cool -- that is true. i have the anxious love of the father for my son. last week i was joined by my daughter. the bottom line is that what i think about the american that my children will inherit, despite ,eing an aspirational immigrant i mostly just feel anxiety. i feel anxious about the boulder culture. most people would have thought is a nonsensical. the fact that so many young men stay home and play video games, a massive pornography is asian of the culture, that is my impetus. they lead to some strategic disagreements beginning with my sense of how deep the crisis goes and how deep the crisis goes. when i see certain events where withren are interacting contentious behavior, i don't see that as the blessing of liberty that our founders had in mind. i see license with which they aboard. that assessment of -- they abhored. orred. the battleground has shifted. consensus conservatism has not kept up. for two generations, the left and the right of this country hav

look we're trying to stop breaks it by any means possible why not just say that. look that's a fair point and i'm very clear i think the best arrangement for this country is to remain within the european union but i respect that across my party there's a range of opinion and a range of opinion in the country what i would say is the best way to bring this country back together is yes to allow the deal that boris johnson has now struck and this withdrawal withdrawal agreement that he's put before parliament allow the british people to say do they like it or do they want to remain within the european union he won't do that because he's afraid that the british people will say thank you very much now we've seen that you want to dismantle our workers' rights you want to a bad an environmental protections you want to have the minimal free trade agreement with the european union and that would mean tariffs now on our manufacturing on so many goods and services now we've seen this in detail out of the problems we've got in the island of ireland on that basis we want to rem

the united nations says. have affected nearly a 1000000 people and talk immunities have been submerged since july forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes and where 60 percent of people are already gone hungry across have been washed away the weather forecast is for more rain for weeks to come. more than a solvent ha fight as a battling wildfires in california when several communities across the u.s. state forced to evacuate officials say high temperatures and strong winds have helped have helped spread the blaze a toy gate and the reports. fire is ripping through kind of phony a at opposite ends of the state. in the sonoma valley wine region 130 kilometers north of san francisco a series of wildfires all out of control some started a wednesday night the flash point is still not confirmed but the state's largest power supply a pacific gas and electric say a high voltage cable malfunctioned minutes before the fire started intense wind gusts rapidly spread the flames 3 paint dry brush to homes and there's