elaine luria goes on and beats scott taylor.the military duty than anybody else. it was a big deal. there is a lot of interesting people that just took over. elaine luria stands up for a lot of reason. she represents a democratic that not just went for trump but romney before that. she got national security shops. literally nobody else is in congress right now. in the midst of the national security crisis, admitting he pressed a foreign leader to dig up dirt on his political opponent while withholding military aide to that leader in the meantime is making people sit up and take notice that elaine luria has joined her fellow democrats to call that action, quote "impeachable offense." >> they write tonight, we call on our colleagues and congress to consider these of all congressional authorities available to us including the power of inherit on attempt and impeachment hearings. find the truth and protect our national security. joining us now is congressman elaine. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, rachel. >> it is we

ultimately, democrat elaine luria goes on and she beats scott taylor in the general.on to be worried, it turns out. and now that she's a member of congress, she has the distinction of having served longer on active military duty than anybody else in the house democratic caucus. it was a big deal when democrats took back the house. there's a lot of interesting people in the democratic freshmen class that just took over. elaine luria stands out for a lot of reasons but represents a district that went not just for trump, it went for romney before that, went for mccain before that. she's not one of the lefty leaders of the progressive caucus from this new crop of democrats. she's got national security chops like literally nobody else in congress right now. that's why in the midst of this current national security crisis that has arisen around the president basically admitting that he press add foreied a forr to dig up dirt on his political opponents while withholding military aid to that leader in the meantime, it is making people sit up and take notice tonight that elain

taylor. and here in studio the editor afer. cs and government, scottjessica taylor and scott shafer, thank you for being here. scott, of course given california's representation and congressional leadership, we are playing a prominent role in this. nancy pelosi today accused william barr of going yerogue. sherday accused the white house of trying to cor up the presidents alleged abuse. she is all in, and she was not all in on an impeachment inquiry a week ago. so give us some insight into her change i of heart.>> think it is personally speaking nancy pelosi would've liked nothing more tha to impeach donald trump and he has offended her politically, ethically, and every way in terms of his style and politics and everything, but she is ntan inhe political person. she understands in order for something as serious as impeachment to go forward, there has to be something ibtha is ta, understandable, and provable. i think the caucus was really nervous because pelosi wants to preserve and grow her majority in the house. there were some new members of congress

comstock, virgil goo, robert goodlatte, robert hurt, the honorable thelma drake, the honorable scott tayloronorable justin fairfax, the honorable mark herring, the honorable john hager, former lieutenant governor. we also want to certainly welcome members of the governor's cabinet. our former governors, the honorable george allen. the honorable gerald l. balals, the honorable james s. gilmore, the honorable robert f. mcdonald. we also want to welcome our members of the supreme court. state legislators, the honorable jordan harris, pennsylvania, the honorable tori hutchinson, illinois. and, of course, our tribal ch f chiefs, chief linnet alston, chief w. frank adams, indian chief, chief emeritus ken adams, chief steven r. atkins, chief john lightner. chief ann richardson. we also want to welcome our local officials and the honorable andrew h. carr jr., the chairman of the national endowment of democracy and james e. ryan, the president of the university of virginia. on behalf of the entire joint assembly, we are thankful you are all here to be a part of this commemoration with us. [ applause

. >> scott taylor went down in the lock, said to the loch ness monster, thumbs up against the submarineo fooled the world. >> the footprints were made with the calf of a left foot of a hip pot -- hippo. >> what could explain the sightings. >> the talk of victorian with wildcat fish, big animals, 12, 16 feet in length, they could be a monster. >> only problem is. >> we haven't got any evidence of all at cat fish dna or sturgeon dna in our samples. >> there is one possible candidate. >> there's an awful lot of eel in loch ness. could there be a giant eel? there are mutations that make things larger than normal. could this be nessy, case closed, not quite. >> that was kelly cobiella reporting. >>> and then we go to this, a double dave. actually that's his name. a rattlesnake with two heads. scientists found him slithering around new jersey, both of dave's heads are fully formed and normal. scientists say it's unlikely he would survive in the wild very long, the epidemic -- extra head makes him more likely to get caught in plants and makes it hard to hide from predators. >> twice the venom,

. >> dan scott taylor went down there, and he said it bumped into his submarine. >> the fakers who fooledt be? >>> the talk of stalking loch ness, big animals, 12, 16 foot in length. they could be a monster. >> reporter: only problem is -- >> we haven't got any evidence at all of cat fish dna in our samples. >> reporter: but the professor says there's one possible candidate. >> an awful lot of eel dna in loch ness. could there be a giant eel there are mutations that make things much larger than normal >> reporter: could this be nessie case closed? well, not quite. the professor says 20% of his dna samples are still unencoded and he's put that information online so people can reach their own conclusions. now, according to legend there have been sightings of something strange in loch ness for over a thousand years so with that 20% of undeciphered dna, that leaves some wiggle room guys, we still can't be sure there isn't something strange in those waters. >> okay. kelly, thank you looks like the mystery continues. >> my money's on giant eel. >> giant eel >> really? >> we've been talking abou

beautiful shot for nick taylor, his approach from the fairway landing within a couple feet of the pin. he would birdie the hole to move into a tie for the lead, beautiful. adam scotton the par 4 17, take a look at this. it didn't even bounce. that's good for an eagle. today is the final round of that tournament. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." it is just shy of 7:44. coming up, how did we get here? political analyst larry gerston rejoins us live in studio. he'll help us sort through the chain of events that got us to an impeachment inquiry for president donald trump. your lines marked. it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines. we provide you the information so you will dig safely. to the wait did frowe just win-ners. prouders everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytime so you only pay for what you need. it's a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy a new samsung note. click, call or visit a store t