. >>> hopefully the rest of shoul warmer tomorrow morning starting off the same way with arelouds d concerned the warmest day of the next seven days arriving just in time for your outdoor plans right now sanosbad. 56 degrees. could have a patch or two of low clouds for the morning and speaking of low clouds, look at the view around san bruno as you head off to the west there. you're looking at a little bit of patchy, low clouds and 52 degrees so a little bit of patchy fog to start the morning. mostly 40s. if you're away from the bay closer to 50 in san francisco and a bit chillier around napa and santa rosa with upper 30s and low 40s. for the morning and afternoon highs five degrees warmer tomorrow. san francisco close to 70 degrees. low 70s around oakland. mid 70s in san jose. and getting closer to 80 as you head into morgan hill and 60s af moon bay. picture perfect weather at levi stadium. hosting the cardinals, temperatures in the mid 70s and not much longer afterhe cincinnati bengals. temperatures also in the 70s. so the bigger issue moving forward as you go through the week unfortunately

. >> shoul we just take one tatement orot answer questions?>> what would we lear hunter biden? >> all the things that went around burisma. all this because the name biden was mentioned on the july 25th phone call between president trump and mr. zelsky. so his role in this company, this company been investigated multiple times. the leader of the company is fairly well known to have built the ukrainian government and i think it's an important piece because there's been a lot of conversation about burisma and mr. biden. if hele can up some of this, i thin it's actually helpful. we should hear fromeverybody. this is not, and i said this a billion times. we're not s buildinebody off th island in season 12 of survivor. this is one of the most serious things a member ofongress can do. it shouldn't be rushed. this is beinghed prematurely because the democrats want to gett don before the election that start in new hampshire, and the primariesn new hampshire. there's a lot of people we should still be talking to and understanding more information, but they're trying to push this. and thi

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the matter what you think elected to policy shoul should e interesting is that it's different from whatthe policy is andi it's different to the anticorruption efforts of the world because it flourishes around the world that the united states isn't the idea was to decide option. some of this bill was revealed, they were laundering all this money until the united states stood up and said that's corrupt moe bank is to be closed. it's important for the world to know what we do with corruption because of the unite if the unis doesn't stand up for the rule of law, the cause globally is damaged. that's why you see so many public workers come forward and say i've ever seen some like this. it's something i feel compelled to speakl out about. thank you for the question. atu commented that you were hopeful. can you elaborate on that a little more? >> i'm looking at you and feeling hopeful because let's face it, we are all provincial become from particular community is and let me put it this way they maypr think the east coasts provincial but they don't realizeal that they also are provincial. the

if you're doing it in language, then you should do it in language, meaning that it shoul- everything should be in that language and if people want english interpretation but we know it's 70% at best. i wanted to give a plug for not such a passive outreach but not if they just request it but actually working, you could work with my office about spots where they could actually -- you could actually hold a mini-workshop, even, that would be a russian language one or a chinese-language one and you could get a robust participation, just fyi. they don't do webinars or all that stuff. pui think that if we -- so in order for us to do it, we've had to do it just for russian speakers. if we want to be totally inclusive. thanks. >> thank you. >> are there any other questions or comments from members? seeing none, any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. and mr. kinania, could you please call the role? >> could we get a motion? >> good point. a motion to move item number 7 made by commissioner furer and a second? seconded by commissioner mandelman and a role call.

see at this point that says to you, this behaviour not only impeachable but that she should be he shoul from office. >> i'm waiting to see the intelligence report, see what the judiciary reports to the house, see their hearings, what is an impeachable offense, high crimes and misdemeanors. and i'm doing my job seriously and not jumping to conclusions but letting the process work. i think that's my job right now is to protect our democracy and our democracy says let that happen. >> congresswoman, i appreciate you coming in today. have a happy thanksgiving. >> it's tough. but, i'm keeping the house in session. >> there you go. we need someone to do that. >> we need somebody to do that. >> thank you. >> still to come, it is one of the busiest travel days of the year and two massive storms are threatening thanksgiving travel plans for millions. we are live in minnesota with an update on those weather conditions. plus a look at what else is coming your way. that's next. > >>>. >>> depending on where you are headed and how you are traveling, this thanksgiving holiday, the weather may make you

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you know the seriousness ofis so my question is, do you believe that the focus shoul narrowly be on ukraine thebo conversation you, investigating you? or should it be broader, to include the muller report, potential financial impropriety? >> i think it has to include it all. look, as you know, judy, an impeachment is a difficult thing for a country to go through, even t impeachment process. it's not like you look forward to that. ppos of constitutional responsibility, and the house has no choice but the move forward, and i think it has to look at all the things they said because i said at the outooset - >>uff: all of the things. >> yes, all of the things. the financial impropety, the actions of -- well, what they laid out. i think they had the obligation to do that under the constitution, and it could be difficult, but i thinknohey have choice if the constitution requires it. >> woodruff: so that's different from the house approach. right now they're saying narrowly ukraine, so that was the clarifi. >> whatever they decide for them to do is for them to decide to do, but therare other ways h

i'm wondering what are your viewpoints on how ouwe we shoul be presenting u.s.licy as being distinct from china as if were trying to compete with them for influence and power? >> let me start in saying to add to your examples two things, i talked with the very senior chinese leader about the concentration camps for the uighurs and western china. was absolutely straight face he looked at me and said, you shouldn't think of them as concentration camps. think of them as warden schools. somebody who can deliver that line without flinching is first of all a master diplomat and second, how are you going to have a Ãwith them because their position is ouinsane. yet that was the party position he was prepared to say it is probably even prepared to some i believe it although i think deep down he doesn't the second example i want to give you is from the soviet era dragon collected Ãbthe first time he met up with gorbachev he wanted to start with a joke because he wanted to remind gorbachev that we actually had moral superiority. the joke he told him was this guy says to th

is correct is that all an officer has to say is in my experience, one out of ten or 20setwenty, why shoul we read the declaration here as effectively saying that? that i assume -- i'm an officer, this is what i do. i assume this is the driver. >> this is kansas, not d.c. >> touche. why can't that a fair reading of the declaration before us? then it's on the defendant, if the defendant wishes to raise questions, about the dog's training and sniffing abilities and record with different substances, to raise questions about the officer's training and experience or locality, circumstances in lawrence, which is a very law abided community. >> i'm sure. >> or whatever. why shouldn't we read this as exactly what you say would be sufficient? >> i think sometimes because that isn't what it says. it just said he assumed -- >> i understand counsel, it's a different formulation of words, be why can't it practically or really exactly what we're talking about? >> it just says i assume the owner is the driver. >> so it's all magic words? >> it's not going to be very hard in most cases. >> i read the lowe

lawsuit to answer to him should he comply with a house subpoena or now that he's a private citizen, should he follow donald trump's request, which is all that it is, a request that he not testify to the house, the assumption being that john bolton will be added to this case because he's represented by the same lawyer if john bolton gets a subpoena? >> yeah, lawrence, i think the best way for your viewers to understand this lawsuit is it's not really a lawsuit. it's a delaying tactic. what kupperman is doing is coming in and trying to buy time so he did you want haoesn't have subpoena and testify in congress. you know, i don't know what his motivations are, but that's the effect of what he's doing, and he's gotten the support from the trump administration for that so much so that the trump administration when the judge here, judge leon who's a widely respected judge as well in d.c., judge leon set the argument for december, and the lawyer for the trump administration said, oh, no, that's going to interfere with thanksgiving. can you please make it even longer? and what judge leon said was

but i think the democrats shoul keep coming -- >> $391 million, rudy giuliani could not control that. sam stein, the first full day of public testimony will happen onl november the 13th, a week from today. the president has announced that turkish president erdogan will visit the united states and theh white house on that day. what do you make of that? >> well, it could be ke coincidental. but at the same time we know that trump loves bu counterprogramming. you led off the show with the news he wanted bill barr, his e attorney general, to do a presse conference to exonerate him essentially, say you've done nothing wrong.ll if you go back to the origins of the russia probe, it was a push to get then attorney general w jeff sessions to make some public declaration along the same lines. trump operates through this prism in which the only things u that matter are tv moments. so that's why these public testimonies are so important. they will for the first time obviously bring into people's homes witnesses who were there who could testify to what was happening and who were privy to what was

has a the international business at community has a huge role to playre in this space that shouls seem self-em naimminent. businesses signed a letter that wasas broadly supportive of deforestation control agenda, supporting progressive business in brazil that was attentive tos these a issues. it was an interesting sentence in that letter that said something to the effect of, you know, no multinational company can affordtional to have illegality in its supply chains, or the risk a of illegality in its supply chains. the fact is, in soft commodity or agricultural supply chains, in precious metal supply chains, they're full of illegality. they say they cannot have the risk of this, but they are -- they have this in their supply n chains consistently.. a and seem not quitend ready to rt it out. we have an experience from a very, very different sector that evolved over the past two decades. i'm sure you and the audience it all familiar with work done s. r around conflict minerals or blood diamonds.merce ch norms in commerce changed over h actually aor remarkably short period. so that the co

that is, to read both transcripts of the call, and see the just-released statement from ukraine, then shoul she should meet with other never trumpeters and work on a better presidential attack. miss williams, are you engaged in a presidential attack? >> no, sir. >> are you a never trumper? >> i am not sure i know the definition. >> would you describe that way yourself? >> no. >> did the tree to make an impression on you when you read tweet make an impression on you when you read it. >> i was surprised. >> it looked awful lot like witness intimidation and tampering in an effort to get you to perhaps ship your testimony today. lieutenant colonel, you previously testified that you dedicated your entire professional life to the united states of america. above your left, you are wearing a device which is in springfield musket on a blue field. what is the device. >> it is a combat infantryman badge. >> how do you get a combat infantryman's badge. >> you need to be serving in the brigade of a tactical unit, in fighting unit, in combat. >> under fire? >> correct. >> you are also very a purple heart

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you know, the questionis shoul there be a moratorium on these companies buying anything if they havell be worked out in the next couple of years whether it's through the department of justice, ftc, federal legislation or actions by state attorneys generals and states themselves you'll see action every where coalescing around the same thing. some of these problems can be met with legislation, some with fines, some with antitrust action and some with breakup it will depend but this is the beginning phases of investigation and you have to look at search and android if you're going to look at advertising when it comes to google and facebook and other companies. >> what do you make of the google citi partnership for checking accounts? >> they just keep going. that's the thing about these companies. not just google. facebook announceed a new payment thing. apple is moving into health care amazon is moving into health care these companies are so massive they need growth and two areas that are big are finance and health care. you'll see them move into both of these areas in a strong way i'm

particular on september 9th of this year you texted ambassador sondland and voelker in the text message shoulte. >> is a set on the phone, i think it is crazy to withhold security assistance for help with a political campaign. >> what did you mean when you thought it was crazy? >> mr. goldman, i meant that the important, because of the importance of security assistance that we had just described and had a conversation with the chairman, because that was so important for ukraine as well as our own national interest to withhold that assistance for no good reason other than help with the political campaign made no sen sense. it was counterproductive to all of what we had been trying to do. it was illogical, it could not be explained, it was crazy. >> when you say all of what we were trying to do, what do you mean by we? >> i mean the united states was trying to support ukraine as a front-line state against russian attack and again, the whole notion of a rules-based order was being threatened by the russians in ukraine. our security assistance was designed to support ukraine. it's not just united