what would you be willing to give up for christmas very quickly, sienna?emma thompson suggests. asa presence. as emma thompson suggests. as a green master. just doing away with presents given, which, yeah, i'm all in favour, because i don't have time to do christmas shopping. i don't know about you. this would suit you then. yeah, definitely. cards, that's very sad, i remember i ama cards, that's very sad, i remember i am a traditionalist, and i remain proudly unwelcome about christmas. i still write christmas card lists. those who write back to me, they still remain on that. i'm very careful with my time. just very quickly, would you hire or rent a christmas story, because this is one of the suggestions in this article. this is what i'm saying, renting it from a warehouse of christmas trees. can you imagine? back to the forest. if you are renting, to share it with someone else. thank you very much, sienna, back again at 11:30pm looking forward to that and looking forward to having you with us as well. in the meantime, all of the papers are online. thank y

sienna, do you wa nt to start off our chats.ont page of the independent? yes, so nigel farge because troops with trays to stop referendum, so very much nigel farge was saying if this is in order to stop another referendum from taking place because thatis referendum from taking place because that is labour‘s main policy, and live damn‘s who knows what their policy is at the moment for brexit, it could be revoked, but also the people spoke. that is the main intention there. and there is some discussion as to, i mean who exactly does this benefit? does this give, is this, does this mean there is a tory majority basically on december 12, or does it not, because really, they are only standing down in tory held seats. now, obviously, tories need to increase the number of seats that they hold in order to gain the majority, and actually, it really needs the brexit party to stand down in those labour leaves seeds in the north and in the midlands, and that is where it's going to have a real challenge, that rat hasn't really affected this

tonight, sienna miller star of "a beautiful day in the neighborhood," actor matthew rhys author jaquelinedson featuring the 8g band with jon theodore ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news former trump adviser roger stone was found guilty on seven counts this weekend including making false statements, witness tampering, and making off with the lindberg baby. [ light laughter ] according to sources, president trump has abandoned plans to increase restrictions on vaping out of fear that it could hurt his re-election chances because right now he's polling at 83% among high school dirt bags. [ laughter ] president trump reportedly screened the joker at the white house this weekend for family and friends. "wow, that's a lot of makeup," said the joker [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause according to a new poll, mayor pete buttigieg now has a roughly ten-point lead over the democratic

anyway, sienna and asa, thank you very much. that's it for the papers tonight.e front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a big thank you to my guests this evening, asa bennett and sienna rogers, and from all of us, goodnight. good evening, i'm gavin ramjaun — and this is your latest sports news. there's been a shock at the atp world tour finals. alexander zverev has beaten the world number one rafael nadal for the first time. the spaniard had been struggling with injury in the run—up to the event 6-4, and zverev, the defending champion, beat him 6—2, 6-4, nadal faces a tough task to make the semi—finals, with matches against stefanos tsitsipas and daniil medvedev to come — but that's a great start for zverev. it just itjust means so much playing hearing again after winning my biggest title so far in my career here last year and this means everything to me and i was looking forward to this mitch —— match a

sienna miller is a narcotics cop.one wrong and a number of policemen have been shot. they decide that they are going to shut down manhattan by closing the 2! bridges and then they have to pursue what they think are two suspects, including a quite breathtaking chase sequence. here's a clip. police, stop! don't shoot! it's tense! yeah, so what do you immediately think of when you see that? you immediately think of french connection. popeye doyle chasing charnier on and off the train, ok? and the film is obviously referring back to those ‘70s thrillers. it doesn't have the grit or the depth of, you know, serpico or french connection. what it does have is a kind of very cliched, hard—boiled dialogue. it has an absolute nuts and bolts plot. you know, at the beginning, we've got something to do, we've got a limited amount of time to do it, the bridges can only be closed until five o'clock in the morning, we've got to catch these two people. and so, it's kind of set up almost like you think of something like the warriors. yo

sienna miller is a narcotics cop. has gone wrong and a number of policemen have been shot. they decide that they are going to shut down manhattan by closing the 2! bridges and then they have to pursue what they think are two suspects, including a quite breathtaking chase sequence. here's a clip. police, stop! don't shoot! it's tense! yeah, so what do you immediately think of when you see that? you immediately think of french connection. popeye doyle chasing charnier on and off the train, ok? and the film is obviously referring back to those ‘705 thrillers. it doesn't have the grit or the depth of, you know, serpico or french connection. what it does have is a kind of very cliched, hard—boiled dialogue. it has an absolute nuts and bolts plot. you know, at the beginning, we've got something to do, we've got a limited amount of time to do it, the bridges can only be closed until five o'clock in the morning, we've got to catch these two people. and so, it's kind of set up almost like you think of something like the warrio

0ur guestsjoining me tonight are asa bennett, the brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph and siennaers, editor of labourlist. that's coming up on bbc news. first, sports day. hello, i'm 0lly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening. 0fficials underfire. var is here to stay but it could be three years before they get it right the fa cup second round draw takes place tonight. maldon and tiptree from the eighth tier are in the hat after their win at leyton orient. and there was also a big win in london for stefanos tsitsipas as the atp tour finals continue at the 02 arena and coming up, we will hearfrom three men in a boat. tennis's big three men in a boat. tennis's big three tell us how much longer they have in the game. good evening. it's that old adage, isn't it? if you didn't notice the referee then they must have done a good job. this season in the premier league, not a weekend has gone by without the video assistant becoming the story. blatant penalty appeals, checked, then waved away, handballs seemingly ignored, those marginal off—side decisions, the delays, th

in a poll of all six by "the new york times" sienna college what we see is only 43% support versus 53% florida, 46% versus 48%, a poll of wisconsin, 44% oh oppose support versus 51 oppose. average of all. 44% support versus 51% oppose. the major picture on impeach and remove, split nationally is the slightly more support than oppose. but in major swing states that trump won, the vast majority say at this point that they oppose it. or at least the majority not vast. >> not vast, harry don't get excited. >> i don't want to get to excited >> as nancy pelosi speaks the truth on one thing this is deadly serious and what's also deadly serious is paying attention to the numbers and analysis of it. because no matter what any politic. tells you they are watching that. they are watching those numbers. they're watching the breakdowns of where the democrats hand rand on this, republicans land on this especially in their own districts. it's great to see you harry thank you so much. >> here for me much more on cnn political analyst. rachel bade. sam vinnegrad serving as a national security adviser a

. >> "the new york times" and sienna college took a poll. pennsylvania, michigan, florida, north carolina, wisconsin. these are the states that went for trump in 2016. now, three years later, just 43% of voters in these six states want the president impeached and removed from office. >>> president trump is giving up his namesake manhattan tower and declaring himself a resident of florida. court documents and a series of tweets shows the native new yorker is moving the mar-a-lago when he's done in washington. he writes, i cherish new york, but unfortunately the fact that i pay millions of dollars in city, state and local taxes each year, i've been treated badly by the political leader. >> a note that he doesn't mention federal taxes since he's never released his returns. he tollells "the new york times this was mostly for income tax. florida has no income tax. the president was enraged by the manhattan prosecutor's lawsuit for tax returns. >>> breaking overnight, a fast-growing fire in ventura county, california. the maria fire has grown to 5

new polling by "the new york times" in sienna college finds trump still highly competitive in a numberound states. among likely voters president trump is either up or even in a matchup against senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. his biggest challenger, former vice president joe biden who beats the president in five of six battleground state matchups. but even at that remains within the margin of error. i want to bring in michael star hopkins, a strategist who served on campaigns of barack obama and hillary clinton, and worked for john delaney. and elise jordan, a rm former aide in george w. bush's administration and an msnbc political analyst. michael, among likely voters, in battleground matchups with 2020 democrats president trump beats elizabeth warren in michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, north carolina. they're even in arizona. bernie sanders wins in michigan but loses to the president or ties him in the other five states. and joe biden, who democrats have concerns about, beats trump in all battleground matchups except n except north carolina. we've got a presid

. >> reporter: a new new york times sienna college poll shows the massachusetts senator leading a tight race in the state followed by vermont senator bernie sanders and south bend mayor pete buttigieg. >> i would be the most progressive president in my lifetime. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden fell to fourth place in the poll. in an apparent dig at warren's medicare for all plan, biden tweeted in part, many americans can't afford to wait for far off promises. he also highlighted the beginning of open enrollment for obamacare. democratic candidates vying for the white house have been picking up the pace in iowa with just 3 months to go before the first primary season contest. 13 of the candidates will try to win over voters at tonight's liberty and justice celebration in des moines. >> thank you, iowa! >> reporter: in 2007, then senator barack obama surged past hillary clinton following a speech at the democratic dinner putting him on a path towards the nomination. >> we have the ability to see what can be, even if we've never seen it before. >> reporter: california senator

most whirling around in southern california wrapping around the rain and you get of the mountains sienna turns into some snow so i watch out to going down i watch out near the to have to be maybe some more snow overnight tonight you can see that kind a line just beginning to there so we could see there and of course of that happens. we have some trouble across going across the mountain tops there, but the showers continuing in southern california this is want to begin to kick eastward overnight tonight. still the sierra nevada, but we got some lingering snow flowers showers but not much just widely scattered stuff out there right now a lot of the moisture. now pushing off into that in the bay area of course things are and right this time still we do have a winter weather advisory that continues until 7 this evening. that looks like things are going to begin to shift gears outside right now we've got mostly clear skies in the bay area that is going to lead to some cold temperatures tonight as those winds will continue to subside numbers outside right now 54 degrees in half moon bay to 65

spent their thanksgiving helping people in need 46 people including students from saint catherine of sienna they spent out hours packing food at the san francisco marine food bank. more than 2000 pounds of rice was distributed to the food banks, 275 pantries all across san francisco and the red counties. >>i've been coming here since 2005. i me here on average once or twice a month. >>so nice to see the kids out there helping the comer in food bank provides 38. right now, 70% contained the cave fire and burned over 3,000 acres so far hundreds of fifighters. so outhere they spent thanksgivg battng the flames, a wildfire started on monday still not fully contained and evacuation warnings are in place. on t kron 4 morning news, a man the arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in the east bay is out of jail. we'll have the last on that investigation coming up. and the thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the busiest and deadliest times of the year out there on the roads. we'll talk about how chp is crew i down on drivers coming up. and a blanket of ow look at that beautiful uncovering so

balance 46 people including students from saint catherine of sienna spending hours packing more than 2000 pounds of rice that will be distributed to the food banks, 275 pantries across san francisco and marin counties and some may say i have to say we are so thankful for. >>all of own tears, these ones and the ones that come again and again. >>and since 2005 her young to sue muhly has donated his time here at least once a month people are hungry. all the time not just during the so it maybe you want to remember that after january 1st a lot of people are still hungry in fact the food bank says one in every 5 people in both of its county is our food and secure meaning they don't know when their next meal will come in hungry. which is why karen bergman volunteers beyond just the holiday. so it's a tough. people this nonprofit organization provides 38 million meals per year. in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>means a bit morsnow on some of the mountain tops around the bayrea and it started to add up. hamilton east of san jose usuathis know prove to be irresistible for peop

opening of the political space i think this base is going to continue to be completely controlled by sienna d.f.d. and it's in its close congress well within this climate affair that we've had about talked discussed a piece of me by various people both inside and outside burundi and they. has been this ongoing crackdown and seemingly an intensification of this crackdown we've seen several different offices of the new he registered opposition party down at the government investigated i believe it was several members of the opposition who were then imprisoned blamed for attacking themselves essentially and angela talk us through how that works for the opposition they've said that they won't be intimidated that they will continue to operate is that realistic but i think all this issue has. made it in a very difficult is in disarray to some extent i think the tactics of the government or the ruling party. are incredibly destabilising we really see an opposition improving which is both inside the country and outside the country we see the multi-ethnic coalitions or the which could have had a mor

0ur guestsjoining me tonight are asa bennett, the brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph, and sienna economy has grown at the slowest annual rate in almost a decade, according to official figures, just 1% in the year to september. it has though avoided going into recession. more heavy rain is expected in parts of yorkshire and the midlands which are already flooded. the environment agency says 43 flood warnings are in place across the country, including five severe warnings on the river don in south yorkshire. doncaster council says it's concerned that some residents in the village of fishlake are refusing to leave their properties despite extensive flooding. 0ur correspondent dan johnson reports. 0n the low flat lands is to have doncaster, fishlake is a village still underwater. three days on and its residents are still coming to terms with what hit them when the river don overflowed. it was just coming up out of the floor, so only a little bit, trickles at times... some have lost their homes, others their business, but at the spa cam runs and lives above its both come and today she

at the papers with our reviewers asa bennett, the brexit commissioning editor at the telegraph and sienna, the editor of labourlist. there's been a potentially significant shift in the dynamics of the upcoming election caused by the brexit party's decision not to contest those seats won by the conservatives last time. the brexit party leader, nigel farage, who once promised to stand in the vast majority of seats across the uk said he'd made the decision because of what he called boris johnson's ‘shift of position‘ on brexit. mr farage said his party would focus its efforts on trying to take seats held by labour, the party he accuses of ‘betraying' voters who backed leave. mrjohnson has welcomed the offer but labour said it amounted to a kind of trump alliance between mrjohnson and mr farage. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. there are flashing images in her report. a moment in front of the cameras — not something nigel farage ever wants to miss. i think this has been quite a long—anticipated speech, from what i can gather. today, though, he publicly gave up some of h

sienna miller is a narcotics cop.ot. they decide that they are going to shut down manhattan by closing the 21 bridges and then they have to pursue what they think are two suspects, including a quite breathtaking chase sequence. here's a clip. police, stop! don't shoot! it's tense! yeah, so what do you immediately think of when you see that? you immediately think of french connection. popeye doyle chasing charnier on and off the train, 0k? and the film is obviously referring back to those ‘705 thrillers. it doesn't have the grit or the depth of, you know, serpico or french connection. what it does have is a kind of very cliched, hard—boiled dialogue. it has an absolute nuts and bolts plot. you know, at the beginning, we've got something to do, we've got a limited amount of time to do it, the bridges can only be closed until five o'clock in the morning, we've got to catch these two people. and so, it's kind of set up almost like you think of something like the warriors. you know, very, very simple set—up — you've got to

. >> "the new york times" and s sienna college took a poll. three years later, 43% of voters in these six states want the president removed from office. >>> president trump is giving up his namesake manhattan tower and declaring himself a resident of florida. he's moving to mar-a-lago when he's done in washington. he writes, i cherish new york, but unfortunately the fact that i pay millions of dollars in city and state taxes each year. he doesn't mention federal taxes. >> andrew cuomo saying good h riddance. it's not like he paid taxes here anyway. the change was for tax purposes. florida has no income tax. the president was enraged by the manhattan prosecutor's lawsuit for tax returns. >>> we're following breaking news overnight. a fast-growing fire in ventura county, california. the maria fire has grown to 5,000 acres and 0% containment. you can see in this video, fire vehicles driving straight through the flames. the ventura county fire department says 400 firefighters are battling the fire on the ground and in the air. >> the second one in

but, look at this, new york times sienna poll showing voters in arizona, florida, michigan, north carolinapepsico pep pena and wisconsin, leaning against impeachment 4678 and removing president trump from office. is this a solemn constitutional duty or a ghoulish halloween witch-hunt, on the panel. trump 2020 advisory board member jason meister. and head writer of the best hour of your day. host of the every calm down podcast, jimmy faella. >> hello to you. >> happy halloween. >> we look like a for boy band, welcome to the wrong direction concert. >> we're washed up. >> a by band reunion. >> antoine, i assume you are pleased with the vote today. >> i know nancy pelosi and are two best counters in washington d.c., they understand the important of tw 218, this vote s not about impeachment. no matter narrative. >> it was not about impeachment? >> listen, not an impeachment vote. >> it was about impeachment. >> this is framework about how you move forward in a process already in place. republicans have been asking for, this narrative this process has been closed-doors is false, frenc25% are a

in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin, according to the "new york times," "the new york times" siennaania. the president is behind the former vice president in florida and arizona but ahead according to the poll in north carolina. wisconsin, have been, is one of those all important states. won by president trump in 2016. kyung lah trav there as the impeachment inquiry wraps up. >> let's do this, wisconsin. >> the 2020 battle for wisconsin starts now. >> good morning. we'll get you a clipboard. >> democratic foot soldiers fanning out across the banger state. >> are people talking about impeachment? >> it's not what you're hearing at the coffee shop. it's not what i'm hearing. >> a year from election day, this is a door to door mission. find out what matters most. >> so what's important to you? >> do you feel it is a house to house battle? >> it is. completely. here you have people in a county that voted for barack obama and donald trump. >> racine, a swing county in a political swing state. president trump won wisconsin by fewer than 23,000 votes. we meet democrat bruce dub. >> how lon

say he was one of 4 officers killed by a rape suspect the couple leaves behind 3 children, anthony sienna and patrick. you can find a link to the fundraiser on our bsite kron 4 dot com. time now to turn our attention to whether as i'm joined by meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez were going into the workweek i know we were talking about the lack of rain. as has anything changed on that front. >>are you may bseeing some spots of rain within the next 7 days unfortunately, no d i mean how is your skin been because i have to buy some more hand lotion on my skin has been so dry. i'm drinki so much water, but it seems like it's not an a for like more of a desert client, yeah, the checks that there you know, i've been stream lea rise. so we are noticinthese dry conditions continuing and daytime highs today, 5 to 10 degrees above average to downtown san francisco. we're 10 degrees above normal in the mid 70's today, 76 degrees average high should be 66 degrees. so that's why we are so dry because of these above average temperatures just drying out all of education and also the lack of rain. not helpi

widespread 50's but for you those of you in the north bay tracking widespread upper 40's ght now for napa sienna rose and abbado everyone else on the low to miand upper 50's and overnight lows tonight once again going to be on the chilly side, widospread low to mid and upper 40's, but downtown san francisco d oakland, a little bit milder for y in the low 50's a wake-up planner forecast is going to show another very cloudystart could even see another dense fog advisy issued during the oveight hours through about 10 o'clock for your sunday morning and then mostly sun skies buyer noon lunch time hour and thanks to that ick clearing. we are going to notice, warmer temperatures tomorrow comred to the days when the mid 60's along the coast along the bay in the low 70's and ierior vaeys, warming up into the 80's 70's and even some low as we wntown san francco 65 degrees oakland in the low 70's and plenty of sunshine for those oyou in san jose, warming up into the mid 70's livermore 79 degrees santa rosa though warming p into the low 80's and let's take a sneak peek at you veterans day monday forecast b

way today at the san francisco marine food bank 46 people including students from saint catherinof sienna hours packing food for those in need. >>more than 2000 pounds of rice was distributed to the food banks, 275 pantries all across san francisco and marin counties. oakland mayor libby shaft i've also got into the giving spirit today she posted on twitter her thanksgiving tradition showing pictures as she serve hot meals to the community. alongside the goodfellas motorcycle club she wrote quote thankful for all the great work. they do happy thanksgiving, everyone and volunteers a glide memorial chch in san francisco prepared meals for. >>people in need part of a longstanding thanksgiving tradition. 100 volunteers today who served up about 5,000 meals. this year the church started a new program called glide to go they packed bags of food and deliver them. 2 people who were out in the streets in need san francisco mayor london breed pitched in to help serve them. >>feels amazing. it feels great to be here. >>glide certainly an institution in san francisco and according to the city's depar

democrats' race for president in six key battlegrounds and the latest numbers from the "new york times" siennaollege poll. former vice president joe biden leads the democratic primary field in five of the six states. biden has an eight to nine-point advantage in states like arizona, florida, michigan, 24, 27, 30% respectively. over north carolina biden is ahead by 14 points at 29% and 12 points in pennsylvania with 28% of support in wisconsin biden and senator elizabeth warren are statistically tied for first place at 23 and 25% within the poll's almost three-point margin of error. warren is the clear second place finisher in two of those states. she leads the rest of the field by six points in florida at 19%, four points in michigan at 21%. she is tied with senator bernie sanders in arizona, north carolina, and pennsylvania where only one to two points separates the two. and sanders follows with 13% of support in florida, 7% -- excuse me, 17% in michigan and 20% in wisconsin. >> amid the late entry announcement, the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg into the democratic primary race

elizabeth warren coming out on top with a slight lead over bernie sanders according to "new york times" sienna poll. joe biden coming in fourth place. let's bring in our own david asman on this one. what do you think? do you trust polls? >> not this far from the election. if you follow the money, find out what is going on here? biden is fourth. biden is fourth in terms of money. liz warren, bernie sanders have 33, $34 million in the bank. buttigieg has 25 million. joe biden has only 8.9 million. if you follow the money, you figure out that he has got to be very careful how he spends it right now. i think he is spending less on iowa and hall ham than he is is on super tuesday. that is the beginning of beginning march with new hampshire. 40% of the delegates are chosen for the convention. he is starting super-pacs. he sad at one point he wasn't going to do it. he realize he has to do it to get money from corporate donors. he has to follow the money. he has to be careful about how he spends it. he is saving it for super tuesday is my thought. melissa: what do you have coming up on the show. >> a

and on the meeting, my understanding is again, sienna didn't give it directly to me. my understanding is that she may have gotten it from deputy and then deputy national security advisor complement. she sent you the read out? she had a readout with brush reason who was the acting circuitry in my time get to the best of my knowledge, i received the readout from brad once again back for my vacation. there is also testimony from bill taylor, the acting top diplomat to ukraine about the desire to have ukraine's president do an interview with cnn. signaling a willingness to open up investigations the white house wanted. the hope is that that would lead to an invitation to a white house from ukraine's president and also free up that military assistance. >> martha: mike, thank you very much. joining me now, white house press secretary, stephanie grisham. thank you very good have you on the story. thanks for coming here tonight. let's go through a couple of the things that were brought up in mike's report. one is that john bolton did not testify today. that might happen in th

impeachment in the next couple of days, i would tell you it was the release of the "new york times" and siennaolling data which shows how prevalent the president remain necessary battleground states. why do i say that? if you're looking for any sign there will away crack in the armor of republican support of the president either in the house but more importantly in the senate, i would say no, they will feel emboldened by those numbers that they can remain lock step with the president and there's no need to abandon him as this story materializes in a public setting. i mean, i think those who are paying close attention already know what will be revealed. will it change when you can put a public face on it ala john dean and the watergate hearings? maybe because maybe more members of the public will now be paying attention to this. i just don't think the facts are going to alter that much. >> got it. you and i had a conversation the last couple of weeks. i remember mental note, i'm going remember what michael smerconish said because we were talk after that pretty extraordinary press avail with the

in a "new york times"/sienna poll, elizabeth warren has a big lead in the hawk eye state.s explained how she would pay for more than $20 trillion in new spending for medicare for all, saying she would do it by taxing the rich and corporations, but, she says, not imposing a penny more on the middle class. does it add up? what is the political fallout? joining me, ali vitali in iowa, and david wasserman here. ali, first to you, what kind of reception is she getting there in des moines, having unveiled this plan? >> reporter: so this is a reception organized by her campaign, preparing them for the liberty and justice event tonight where warren is one of several candidates who will be appearing. andrea, you know what it's like to be in the middle of these places were organizers are meeting their candidate. that's what we have right now. behind me, elizabeth warren is in that scrum, meeting with her supporters and just kind of getting the energy up here on the ground in iowa. this comes against the backdrop of her releasing that plan that you're talked about. i'm not sure i've

sienna college. warren leading right now. it's close but warren leading in their iowa poll today. 22%. look at this. bernie sanders, second place, 19%, just three points off warren. remember about a month ago we were all talking about bernie sanders, his health scare, oldest candidate in the field. was he going to start to fade out in the polling? this is proof right now, at least to his campaign this would strongly suggest he's very much in contention in iowa. if you're in contention in iowa, you're in contention for the democratic nomination. buttigieg doing much better in iowa than he's doing in the national polls, than he's doing in some of the other early state polls. he is in contention in iowa. so is fourth place here technically, joe biden. he's only five points behind warren, but it is fourth place in this pecking order. joe biden sitting there at 17%. think about that if you're joe biden. if you can't win iowa, if you were to finish third, fourth place, something like that in iowa and you're running on the idea of e

house intel committee the latest polling that we saw out of michigan specifically, "new york times" sienna college poll in late october found 53% there oppose impeachment and removing the president from office. has that changed anecdotally among your constituents? >> i think it has changed marginally. the president clearly still has a strong base that is with him, 40, 43%, whatever it might be. but i have been saying from the beginning, the polls are interesting in this case but we don't poll test the constitution. we don't poll test whether or not we uphold the constitution. so it's important that we try to explain to the public what we are doing and justifying our actions. but i don't think that any of us on either side this question ought to be making a decision this subsequently based on the popularity in the moment. i think that would be a mistake. >> you yourself have told me previously, there is a political risk for democrats here as well. congressman, we appreciate your time, especially after the holiday. thank you very much. >> thank you, poppy. >> you got it. >>> "outfront" next,

"new york times," sienna college and fox news polls both have joe biden back in the lead followed bylizabeth warren, bernie sanders, pete buttigieg. these national poll numbers are echoed in a rare nevada caucus poll released just today. joe biden leads in that state with 29%. sanders and warren are tied at second each ten points back with 19. buttigieg follows with 7%. and some bad news there for kamala harris who has fallen behind billionaire tom steyer in the list of the top six. here with us tonight, john ralston, veteran journalist and editor at "the nevada independent," and joshua jamerson, national reporter for "the wall street journal." gentlemen, welcome to you both. mr. ralston, to you out west first. remind our viewers, please, the demographic differences in the great state of nevada that we don't see in, say, iowa or new hampshire and how that can affect certainly these early polls. >> what could you be referring to, brian? iowa and new hampshire are 90% or so white. nevada is the most diverse state to vote in the -- in the primary process. you know we have a burgeoning h

this new york times sienna college poll that came out. if you look into the cross tabs, there is something that's fascinating there that 100% of the respondents who say that warren is their first choice, let's look at it. they're concerned that she's too far left to win. so is that angst resonating with her campaign? and what does that say about the stability of her support? >> i think her campaign has been cognizant of this weariness among some voters from the very beginning. and i think this is why warren has painted herself a maybe slightly more moderate than bernie sanders. remember, bernie sanders calls himself a democratic socialist. he also comes out and says, yes, i'm going to raise taxes in order to pay for medicare for all. take it or leave it. warren has put, you know, put forth a slightly different approach. she's trying to stay away from raising taxes for paying for medicare for all. she calls herself a capitalist. i think she tries to walk that fine line between progressive anti-establishment and being an establishment candi

according to new surveys out "new york times" and sienna college, president trails joe biden and berniearren. innings that polling he is behind the former vice president in head-to-head matchup, latest fox poll 51-39. he won 44,000 streets in pennsylvania, that. we have christie houlihan who represents the area we're in chester county in pennsylvania. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for coming to our community. connell: you were i elected a year ago? >> a year ago tomorrow. connell: we were here three years ago, before the last presidential election. president trump won the state. he didn't win the county. someone like you sweeps into power in the midterms. how does that impact what will happen or does it in 2020? >> chester county is 80% of the district you're sitting in, the congressional district. we're a community of 40% democrat, 40% republican and 20% independents. we vote pretty consistently both sides of aisle. we vote for people that represent most of the values we have. most values are kitchen table needs, health care, jobs, education. safety. connell: ask you a about a

put her at the very top in a new poll in battle ground iowa conducted by "the new york times" and sienna college. right behind warren is the other top progressive candidate in this race, bernie sanders. south bend mayor pete buttigieg right behind him at 18%. this poll was of likely democratic caucus goers in iowa. and it comes as we see the enthusiasm building for the front-runners in early states. well, coming up, congress may have laid out a plan for the impeachment inquiry but the white house has a strategy to slow down and block the process in the courts. >>> and later, another fast-growing fire breaks out in california. this one threatening farming communities and millions of dollars worth of avocados, oranges, and lemons. you are watching msnbc. anges, a. you are watching msnbc their medicare options...ere people go to learn about before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! well, you've come to the right place. it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedheal

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in that vein "the new york times" working with sienna college has a big new poll of six key battleground michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, florida, arizona, north carolina, which finds basically a razor-thin race within the margin of error. among registered voters, trump trails joe biden by an average of two points. tied with bernie sanders and leads elizabeth warren by two points. the same structures that got trump elected in 2016 are still very much present. what's that mean for democratic strategy? to help answer that question i'm joined by democratic pollster, as well as jelani cobb, a professor at the columbia university school of journalism. let me start with you. i should note on things like some of these poll numbers from "the new york times," a bit of an outlier if you compare, say, what they found for michigan compared to emerson, it's a huge, huge spread. emerson has joe biden winning michigan by 12 points. but the overall picture they basically paint is there are a ton of white non-college voters in this country. half the voters in these battleground states and basically sti

a positive development between 2017 when we did the first time and then the recent survey we have sienna the number of people these enterprises that were surveyed that are aware of the risks that they face and the need to take steps has increase the significantly. and that's a good thing. >> but it is not enough. >> more needs to be done absolutely. the nst framework. we were we were one of the contribute toes the nsht framework. we believe it's actually a very useful framework for. >> beats having nothing before. >> and companies should be assessing cybersecurity maturity. we do. it's one of the things we regularly assess cybersuitor security the maturity as a company are relative to the framework. i know from discussions around the industry? general increasingly companies are aadopting and use going. >> thank you. >> i would say one thing important. >> be quick because my time is short. >> it's very complex. the nst framework is complected if you don't have a big i.t. staff it can be hard to implement. >> that's correct. >> that's which why we belt in industry with other simply simpler

the poll from "the new york times" and sienna college shows senator elizabeth warren pulling ahead withe good polls followed by bernie sanders. pete buttigieg has moved up to 18 and guess who's in fourth, joe biden the previous front-runner. but uncertainty remains about which direction iowans want to take the democratic party. two thirds say they still might choose a different candidate than they have now before the caucuses. late tonight one campaign came to a sudden end as former congressman beto o'rourke is withdrawing from the race hours before he's supposed to be talking at the dinner. for more i'm joined by axios political reporter who's covering the race. evan mcmullin, executive director of the stand up republic and a 2016 independent presidential candidate. jason johnson, of course, politics editor for the root. what do you smell particularly with regard to the rise, the dynamic of mr. pete buttigieg? >> you know, it's interesting about that poll that you just showed on-screen is that i've been talking with a lot of democratic strategists in the showed on screen is i've been t

you this because you said election matters and we saw some polling from the "new york times" and siennam, you know better than anyone else that national polls are one thing but background states are another. these polls show that in michigan donald trump where he won by about 11,000 votes, biden if he were the candidate leads the president by one point, sanders bsand ers by one point. in other words, the concept of who democrats need to lead in order to beat trump, is it relevant to have that conversation yet as people haven't yet cast a ballot in iowa? >> well, we'll continue to have that and other conversation and certainly voters are going to be asking the question who can take the fight to donald trump. i understand that. frankly, if you look at the polling across the board, i think we have multiple candidates who are going to be able to take the fight to donald trump. you mentioned wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. what all three of those states have in common is that donald trump indeed won all three states in 2016, and then we swept all the state-wide elections in 2018. we di

behind my shoulder one man arms with a fire extinguisher another man with the tusk of an animal a sienna miller called a narwhal which he'd pulled off the wall of fishmongers hole which was where the stabbings in. place so immense bravery from members of the public that's being commended bravery to fruen from the police force in dealing with it so quickly burke big questions being asked about why someone convicted of serious offenses was let out of jail halfway through that and was free to do such a thing it's all political importance this political ramifications for boris johnson who is 2 weeks away from the general election he's campaigning at the moment so perhaps in damage limitation mode he's been quick to stress that he has always believed that letting serious criminals out of prison half way through their terms is the wrong thing to do and he has reiterated that just a short while ago saying that this system is not working and it needs to be changed all right for the moment rory chalons live for us there in london thanks for. a plenty more ahead on this news hour including. high s

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which sets up i think the most interesting poll finding of the day from our friends at new york times sienna six key battleground states. he won them all in 2016. democrats have to win three of them. i think i bewent too long. biden leads trump in four of those states. sanders leads trump in three of those states and warren in one of those states. >> and even in two more. >> right. >> very interesting. thank you, steve. steve core ykornacki for us. hours after former texas congressman beto o'rourke officially ended his 2020 campaign, the 13 other presidential hopefuls gathered in battleground iowa for the liberty justice and celebration dinner. the candidate with the largest crowd at the event was south bend mayor pete buttigieg whose supporters filled 12 sections of the large arena. new polling from iowa shows buttigieg has joined the ranks of other top tier candidates such as warren, sanders, and former vice president biden. so now that this race is finally taking shape, what's the strategy to make this momentum last until the caucuses? joining me now, nbc news editor beth and also with us