the ground and all of these teams can start gathering all of the information that's necessary the sooner we'll reach a conclusion of what actually did happen in conclusion though it should be pointed out that there rains are the lead investigators are on this right now and they say that they will do a full and transparent investigation and keep everybody involved particularly ukraine of course where this plane was from thank you deborah well it's on in washington d.c. . so the thoughts now from thomas you know who is an assistant professor at the graduate school of public and international affairs this is at the university of ulster in canada he told us iran's implication that prime minister trudeau would lie about intelligence as part of psychological warfare is just unfounded. canada has limited intelligence gathering capabilities at the international level we do rely a lot in terms of access into the raw data signals intelligence and other means from our allies the u.s. the u.k. australia new zealand in particular but the very important point and i'm currently in the process a process

i understand that they may be coming sooner or later. >> well, we would welcome that. >> the state department never produce those notes. as another example deputy assistant secretary can't testified about a key document that he drafted on august 16

and china, that they will review the progress no sooner really than 10 months.hat takes you into the middle of november of this year. that is after the u.s. presidential election. that's an important timetable. it will give donald trump a chance to run on both being tough, getting tough with china, .ut also cutting this deal at the same time, not great news for business. ceos know, economists and will tell you that u.s. businesses and consumers are paying the cost of those tariffs , and that they have been a drag on economic growth. at this point, we expect the bulk of the tariffs to remain in place until at least after the u.s. presidential election. shery: was this always the plan or a reaction to criticism in washington that this deal would not be enforceable? shawn: whether or not china lives up to this deal is really the $360 million question. people in the administration will tell you one way they can get china to live up to the deal is by maintaining these tariffs. not lifting them could maturely. at the same time, businesses adapt, economies adapt. chine

had i known the news, what salazar was taking for years, if i had known that sooner i would have beenad known quicker. despite criticism over its human rights record, saudi arabia is continuing to expand its reach into the sporting arena. snooker will venture to the country in october for the first time as part of a new 10 year deal with the world snooker tour. the chairman barry hearn has been speaking to the bbc about the controversial decision and his plans for the sport over the next decade: it's a massive statement because it shows, without getting involved in the political overtones of course we are all aware of the situation there but support knows no boundaries in our view and of course the gospel of snooker. we are notjust involved in doing a major two and a half million pound prize money event, we are there to create an infrastructure of snooker via coaching and academies and later visits, and universities. schools, trying to motivate a country. i want to be more involved in sport generally. there were certain criteria from the outside and as faras certain criteria from the

again, all of this is preventative on their behalf and they are hoping this will be contained soonernot just people but contained sooner rather than later, notjust people but for their business to sustain. a fluid situation with more cases reported everyday. thanks for the update, my colleague and business reporter monica miller. 0n reporter monica miller. on saturday, the indian government will be tabling its annual budget in parliament since prime minister narendra modi came to power seven yea rs narendra modi came to power seven years ago. the indian economy has slowed down significantly and is facing record unemployment and low demand, so the indian government will be walking a tightrope with what it can offer. our reporter reports from uttar pradesh. the holy city of varnasi, where millions congregate in prayer every day. it's also the city represented by prime minister narendra modi in parliament. but less than 100 kilometres south of mr modi's constituency in the rural farmlands lies stories of india's economic slowdown. translation: when we asked for our money, they said they

. >> the sooner we receive this, the sooner we can find out if we're going to have a real trial or notor diane feinstein told politico yesterday the longer it goes on, the less urgent it becomes. two sources on the hill tell nbc news that senators feel optimistic that the articles which the house aprovered last month will be sent sooner rather than later and potentially as early as today, however, pelosi continues to stand by her decision not to transmit the articles until the senate process is explicitly laid out. >> are the articles going to be transmitted tonight? >> no. >> anytime soon? >> do you listen when i speak? i said when we saw what the agreement is that we would be sending them, then we would send over the articles. we haven't seen that. so i don't know how many more times i have to say that, and how many more times you want to ask me, but when we see, we will then be prepared to send articles. >> joining us again from washington, white house reporter for axios, alayna treene. it seems as if they are at a political impasse for house and senate leaders in regards to moving

the fog will burn off sooner today.torm track going north. 40s and 50s although fairfield is down to 41. half-moon bay at 43. cool for some and san ramone is down there and dublin at 42. upper 50s in rich man and alamo at 43. you can see the ridge of high pressure will protect us. the warmest day for most although santa rosa hit 52 yesterday. a system will sweep in from the northwest and bring down temperatures. there will be some snow in the sierra on sunday. we will get the wind and cooler temperatures. morning fog and mostly sunny and warmer here. then a cooler forecast with the winds cranking up for sunday and cold air coming in. any rain? a tiny bit. garden variety shower. no big deal. south lake tahoe a quarter inch. we will be on the cooler side. morning fog sunny and 70 santa rosa. warmer towards santa clara valley but get ready for monday and tuesday. it will feel winter like. >>> okay. thank you, steve. 4:19 is the time. interesting idea. crowd sourcing cold cases. coming up one bay area police department is t

the sooner we have access to the tools and funding, the sooner we can make our transportation system safer, better, and more reliable. [applause] gov. baker: five years ago, we made a commitment to significantly increase estate affordable, and force and transit oriented housing. 18 months ago, you passed and we signed the largest housing bond bill in state history. homeless families are being supported in more appropriate settings which is why all of the hotels and motels that used to shelter homeless families have been retired. we are making progress. outpacingand is supply. families are forced to rent substandard housing or move further away from jobs. move out or face financial ruin. our current zoning laws are not working. thee is a wall between well-off and the up-and-coming. they punish families and young people who are not already in the market and make it impossible for local communities to do what makes sense for their residence. about the need for greater equity these days. a proposal to remove the single greatest barrier to housing that families can afford has been sitting

we can rein in emis sions, the sooner we can slowly increase in warming. ros: david is here with me. these are shocking productions, but i feel like i have heard some of them before. what is new that we are learning about what will happen if temperatures increase that much? david: climate science, like many branches of science, advances in many small steps, and often you may feel you have heard this before. but there are little nuances nd what they have good news review all recent resh into wildfires, and one conclusion is of one fires is--wildfirereisl reduced in over recent decades. i can see it in your face there. abpr the main reason is more natural forest has hackedd, away and converted into farmland. there is less area for there to be a wildfire on. it seems a mechanical reason for that. but they have also found that as the temperature of the planet has ward, and this is the bit that won't surprise you, you get more combustible conditions. assuming there is vegetation to burn and other situations are as they woulde to encourage a re to start, if it i

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so the sooner we can rein in emissions, the sooner we can slow the increase in warming and increasedt‘s suffering most. this emergency food is for animals that survived the onslaught. millions of others are thought to have died. the challenge now is to make sure there are systems in place to cope with fires on this scale in future. david shukman, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the government has agreed a rescue deal for flybe, one of the biggest regional airlines in europe, in order to keep the company operating. ministers say they will review air passenger duty, and the news was welcomed by staff. children abused by grooming gangs were failed by manchester police and local authorities, according to an official report. greater manchester police says it has now reopened cases of historical child sex abuse. britain, france and germany have triggered a dispute mechanism over iran‘s breaches of key parts of the 2015 nuclear deal. talks are continuing over the future of the duke and duchess of sussex after the queen agreed to a period of transition for the couple to agree new roles.

. >> if it can be brought up before the impeachment vote it's important the sooner this gets done for the good of the economy but i think assurance of passing the senate is enough to overcome the credibility whether it comes up before or after articles of impeachment. remember under the rules of the senate and constitution impeachment has priority over everything else. >> what did leider mcconnell tell you you will have to ask him about that. but what i am suggesting is according to what the parliamentarian did there are three or four other committees involved. i don't think their work will be as heavy as what we had here. and it can be done quickly and if the articles of impeachment don't come over, i think it could come up but check it out with the leader we don't have a lot of other legislative agenda the only other thing would be nominations. >> i think the intent is for the leader to move quickly. >> with those people in the manufacturing sector to what extent does the usmca answer that quick. >> the best thing i can tell you is what the it said 176,000 job creation as a result.

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if the democrats wanted this aid leased sooner , - -- released sooner they could have specified that in any number of ways in the legislation they authored and passed out. but they didn't. so here we sit, you and i laughing at the democrats because nancy pelosi has a tiger by the tail. she doesn't want to let go of it because there's teeth on the other end. that's really where she is. david: you know, there was a charge that came out of the intel committee, and that was bribery, but it never made it through judiciary committee where you sit because clearly, clearly they couldn't use the bribery charge because it fit joe biden much better than it fit donald trump. >> well, certainly joe biden fits the bribery charge, but they couldn't figure out how to explain what president trump did and whether there were elements of the bribery offense which there weren't under the federal offense. so remember, they had the law professor from stanford, she spent so long trying to explain how this was bribery that it basically took all of the air out of the room and you never heard them talk about b

>> if it can be brought up before the impeachment vote it would be important to get this done sooner for the economy, the better. i think the assurance of it passing the senate is enough to overcome the credibility, whether it comes up before or after articles of impeachment. but you want to remember that under the rules of the senate and under the constitution, impeachment has priority over everything else. >> until the articles are sent, what has leader mcconnell told you about his willingness to take it up potentially this week? >> i think you'll have to ask mcconnell about that, but what i'm suggesting is that you know, according to what the parliament parliamentarian did, there's three or four other committees involved. i don't think their work will be as heavy as what we had here, and it can be done quickly and if the articles of impeachment don't come over, i believe this can be up, but you better check it out with the leader, but that would be my impression. we don't have a lot of other legislative agenda to go to. the only other thing would be nominations. >> how soon could

if you missed chances to talk, sooner or later someone chances to talk, sooner or later someone willething confrontational and then you don't know what the consequences will be. every diplomatic effort should be made now and whatever the justifications are, the efforts must now be made to do scale this. what should the british government be saying to washington? jeremy corbyn has called this a us assassination and a serious escalation. clearly very unhappy with it. what do you thinkjohnson and others will be saying? i think what the prime minister should be saying is what dominic raab was saying. there is an understanding that many in the region... there are many in the region... there are many in the region that would recognise that, but in the region people will be saying how do we find the off ramp for this. how does a country which cannot afford to be seen as weak find a way in which you can accommodate the two different narratives that there is in the region for what is going on, and find a diplomatic way out. i would hope and expect borisjohn singh and dominic raab to be talkin

we talked about this yesterday it may show up here a little later than sooner. but for some san jose it may not get there until 9:00, 10:00. look at that, i mean there's some brief, heavy rain associated with some of those. you can see some of those in the yellow and also in the orange. very windy. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour up in the hills. 40s and 50s on your temps. it is warmer in the sierra nothing yet. it will be as well delayed up there. so if you leave early you might miss it. the system will move through in the morning ours and some off and on shower activity will take us through the air. >> thank you. >>> well here's a look at some of the rain and the winds we've already seen early this morning. this is video from windsor. we saw the rain reflected and we did see a few drivers out there already on the wet roads. no matter where you are make sure you're careful out there because of that storm moving into our area. >> and the sierra will get 2' of snow in placer county. extra road crews and equipment have brought to keep 280 clear. people in the commun

i'm happy to see him out of business but ijust think sooner him out of business but ijust think sooner ready for it and especially for the sake of iraqi, i hope that the worst does not happen and we don't see widespread fighting in iraq itself. its massive news and it's still breaking, there is lots to be confirmed but for now, robert ford, thank you for your thoughts and analysis. the australian navy is beginning the evacuation of more than eight—hundred people from the town of mallacoota in victoria, which has been almost entirely encircled by wildfires. it's part of a major operation to get as many people as possible to safety before dangerous weather conditions return on saturday, raising the possibility of further fires. emergency powers are in force, in both victoria, and neighbouring new south wales.eastern australia is also bracing itself for a weekend heatwave with more extreme conditions and strong winds that will further fan the flames. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports. a mass exodus from the devastation on the southern coast and a race to escape the dangerous fire c

you file the sooner you can expect your cash back right. they are s typically issues refunds for electric filers within 3 weeks so filing a paper return can take about twice as long as 4 refund it to get to you you can always submit your return early if you want to do that, but you don't actually have to pay that tax bill until the april deadline, some folks wait till the very last minute. all right a little peek outside we're checking in on sfo. no reports of any major delays but you want to make sure you check in with her back a strong before you plan your weekend because we have rain on the way to tell you how soon and how much after the break stay with tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. tha

so the sooner we can rein in emissions, the sooner we can slow the increase in warming and increasedan activity is linked to the fires, it's wildlife that's suffering most. this emergency food is for animals that survived the onslaught. millions of others are thought to have died. the challenge now is to make sure there are systems in place to cope with fires on this scale in future. david shukman, bbc news. the australian open tennis tournament has been disrupted by the bushfires burning across new south wales and victoria. the slovenian player dalila jakupovic retired from her qualifying match after a coughing fit, saying she was scared about the quality of the air. residents in melbourne have been told to stay indoors. 0rganisers said the conditions were expected to improve and would be "monitored constantly". at least six people have been killed and more than a dozen injured after a sinkhole swallowed a bus in northwest china, triggering an explosion. several people fell into the sinkhole as it spread, covering an area of 10 metres in diameter. at least four people are still thou

and questions are being asked whether more might have been done sooner., beijing. and our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, is with me now. fergus, fergus walsh, is with me now. has any governmen taken fergus, has any government anywhere taken measures fergus, has any government anywhere ta ken measures like fergus, has any government anywhere taken measures like this? no, this is completely unprecedented. in the history of public health it is extraordinary. wuhan and two neighbouring cities to be put in effective quarantine, more than 18 million people, imagine for example the motorways and transport systems around birmingham or london young shutdown two days before christmas. that is what is happening here. china covered up the sars outbreak and now they are going beyond what any public health body would ask them to do. it will slow the spread of the virus but it cannot stop it. the government saying there is an increased likelihood of the virus reaching the uk. there is, but the threat remains low. there are some travellers in scotland, four people

the benefit of reviewing them to ask you these questions correct i understand they may be coming sooner or sooner or later well we would welcome that the state department never for dues those notes as another example deputy secretaries deputy assistant secretary can't testify about a key document that he drafted on august 16th describing his concerns that the president that the trumpet ministration was attempting to pressure ukraine into openly opening politically motivated it investigations. i'd like to start with you mr kent and your testimony you said that. you had in mid august it became clear to me that giuliani's efforts to gin up politically motivated investigations were now in fact in u.s. engagement with ukraine leveraging president selenski desire for a white house meeting. mr kant did you actually write a memo documenting your concerns that there was an effort underway to pressure ukraine to open and investigation to benefit president trump israel i wrote a memo to the file on august 16th but we don't have access to that memo to when i submitted it to the state department sub

the six—week break in canada, no sooner are they back but theyissue canada, no sooner are they back butal statement without consulting any senior members of the family or any officials. i have never known buckingham palace to let it be known that there is disappointment and hurt among the royal family about the behaviour of other members of the behaviour of other members of the royal family. a the behaviour of other members of the royalfamily. a terse, formal statement from the palace are saying these are compared to dishes that will take time to work through. a progressive new path as they describe it, what does that actually mean? earning their own living, financially independent? what does that mean? has this been fully thought through? it remains to be seen. president trump says iran appears to be standing down after it launched overnight more than 20 missiles at iraqi bases where us troops are stationed. donald trump urged countries — including the uk — to send a "clear and united message" to iran that its "campaign of terror" will no longer be tolerated. the attack was ordered in

so the sooner we can rein in emissions, the sooner we can slow the increase in warming and increased fires, it's wildlife that's suffering most. this emergency food is for animals that survived the onslaught. millions of others are thought to have died. the challenge now is to make sure there are systems in place to cope with fires on this scale in future. david shukman, bbc news. finally tonight, some 40,000 people have been moved from their homes near a volcano in the philippines, which authorities say could erupt at any moment. a cloud of ash and fountains of lava have been produced by taal, which lies in the middle of a lake about 45 miles south of the centre of the capital manila. today, the visible activity has died down, but authorities are warning people not to return to their homes because of fears that another large eruption is imminent. taal, which is one of the world's smallest active volcanoes, began erupting on sunday morning, blanketing surrounding areas in mud and ash. some remarkable timelapsed images were captured of a lightening storm swirling around in the huge cl

see sooner it gets done the better for the economy, but i think the assurance of it passing the senate is enough to overcome the credibility, whether i comes up before or after articles of impeachment but under the rules of the senate and the constitution, impeachment has priority over everything else. >> i'm told the articles -- what has leader mcconnell told you but his willingness to take this up this week. >> i think that you'll have to ask mcconnell about that, but what i'm suggesting is that according to what the parliamentarian dade, there's three or four other committees involved. don't think their work will be as heavy as what we had here. and it can be done quickly, and if the articles of impeachment don't come over, i believe this can be out but you better check with the leader. that would be my impression. we don't have a lot of other legislative agenda to go to. the only other thing would be nominations. >> how soon could the other three committees get through the work. >> i don't know but the intent is for the leader to get them to move quickly. >> one of the concerns i'v

attacks that were expected on a schedule that really wasn't known, it may have been sooner or wasn't may have been sooner or later but whether or not this is the major response to the american killing of that senior iranian general last week, we really don't know at this stage. all those details and the information that has been gathered by the department of defence, and as you say, the president is being kept across all of those details. he is currently in the white house, he is working at his desk, we are told, and consulting with his senior advisers. we know some senior members of the cabinet, mike pompeo, the secretary of state have arrived at the white house and are all involved in the discussions that are happening right now. peter, of course when the straight first took place on qasem soleimani last week, president trump had said that iran, if they were to retaliate, he would react in a potentially disproportionate manner. of course, we are watching these attacks and of course we are getting all these developments as they break, but give us a sense of how you think the white h

“— whether moore might have been done sooner —— questions.orth my bbc news, beijing. ——john sudworth, bbc news, beijing. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. democrats in the us senate are continuing to give evidence in the impeachment trial of president trump, who is accused of soliciting election help from ukraine. senior congressman jerry nadler said the alleged abuse threatens the entire system of us democracy. mr trump denies any wrongdoing. the emerging point of contention in these hearings is over witnesses. democrats want to call them, but republicans, who hold a majority in the senate, are unwilling. here's the top democrat in the senate making the case. the same republicans are saying that they heard nothing new, but these republicans voted nine times on tuesday against amendments to ensure new witnesses and new documents to come before the senate. let me repeat: the same republicans saying they "hea rd repeat: the same republicans saying they "heard nothing new" arejust voted nine times on tuesday to hear nothing new.

, why we didn't get it sooner. the reason they didn't get it sooner, they were trying, and as soon as they got it, they released it. but she's approaching it in a different way, still walking that line, and mcsally, however, doesn't have to be nuanced, let's put it that way. >> before we take a quick break, why do you have to apologize for putting on your glasses? >> just wait until he grows a beard. >>> everybody stand by. there is a lot more news we're following right now. lev parnas also accusing other trump individuals knowing about that scheme. >>> and an ousted american diplomat, but the state department completely silent. this is cnn's separate live coverage. and help make a world of difference. home instead senior care. apply today. >>> in under an hour, we should see president trump for the first time today. he will be participating in the announcement on the guidance of constitutional prayer in public schools. that's what they're calling it. but there is a big chance, of course, that they're taking the op

we the us about it want to flick it on a stamp allies in such as you and i think that is a policy sooner lit of the out of. us americans in the middle east end of august on no the reason i'm saying this is because not this is an. anti american sentiment in middle east particularly in iraq so it's going to be very difficult for the americans to stay of the americans have claws a loss of a national unity that in years and more importantly i think i would say. mending he was the man who was being propped up by that ending as a next to it on has lost it so it's a big loss so again deployed i'm trying to make is that this attack seems to be. not meshing would be high on their trip you know i'm sure bear. but helps i'm not sure. that that would be a match in the smallest but nonetheless strength to live in actually. getting used to insurgency in so gentle attacks. happening of course it's still important to note that the pentagon did earlier come out and say that no u.s. forces had been killed in that attack but that is yet to be seen if that is in fact true and we'll be seeing if there is a f

so the sooner we can rain in emissions, the sooner we can slow the increase in warming and increasedan activity is linked to the fires, it's wildlife that's suffering most. this emergency food is for animals that survived the onslaught. millions of others are thought to have died. the challenge now is to make sure there are systems in place to cope with fires on this scale in future. david shukman, bbc news. is still causing destruction was strong when sitting part of the uk. a large section of a roof was blown offa a large section of a roof was blown off a block of flats but nobody was hurt. canada's prime minister is ready to welcome prince harry and his wife meghan to the commonwealth country, butjustin trudeau does want to know who will pay for the couple's security. on monday, the queen signed off on a period of transition for the royals, but questions remain over how that will work. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. a new direction has been agreed. less than 20 months since their wedding, the duke and duchess of sussex, harry and meghan, have been given the go—

mo farah says he would have quit his relationship with former coach alberto salazar sooner had he known for doping offences. farah was speaking ahead of his plans to return to the track this year. as an athlete, i believe in clean sports and, you know, just continue to enjoy my sports and do what i do. at the same time, had i known the news about salazar taking four yea rs, if news about salazar taking four years, if i had known it sooner, i would have been the first one out stop that's the bit that's annoying, i wish i had known quicker. and darts player beau greaves has had a 16th birthday to remember — she's through to the semi—finals of the women's bdo world championships in london after beating aileen de graaf of the netherlands 2—1. as you can see, a sigh of relief as davies took it all in her stride. that's all the sport for now. hello there. many plants will have a dry day on friday with some sunshine at times. we have seen some heavier rain across central and eastern parts of england earlier. that weather front is taking that away. we await the arrival of these next weather sys

the quicker we can improve and enhance our visstors septemberers in national parks, means the sooner people can enjoy those parks. we even have the same process here for nepa as utilized when we are thinking about good things to do for wildlife. and the longer it takes to implement those conservation actions, the more delayed those are. our firefighters depend on the speed of environmental review to do our treatments in the forests. our ranchers, which are here, depend on the speed of our environmental review to know whether or not they are going to have grazing opportunities next year. our farmers need to know our they can depend on decisions so that our decisions so that they can know that our water operations are likely to be consistent and secure. and what you are doing here is a very big thing. we have in the last 40 years, we have gone backwards. and your actions are changing that and it's a big step forward. thank you and thank you, marery. [applause] -- mary. [applause] president trump: andrew wheeler. mr. wheeler: thank you, mr. president. i'm pleased to be here today to cel

so the sooner we can rein in emissions, the sooner we can slow the increase in warming and increasedustralia, as human activity is linked to the fires, it's wildlife that's suffering most. this emergency food is for animals that survived the onslaught. millions of others are thought to have died. the challenge now is to make sure there are systems in place to cope with fires on this scale in future. david shukman, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: more than 130 people across pakistan and afghanistan are killed due to avalanches and floods. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attack since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry and one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished, as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she had been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her b

you want to get this over sooner rather than later why not try to. [inaudible] >> there is no sentiment in the conference to dismiss. our members feel we have an obligation to listen to the arguments, and we have laid out in this resolution an opportunity for everybody, remember senators can't say anything so they're going to have sit there and listen. to listen carefully to the arguments by both the prosecution and the defense. follow that up with written questions, submitted through the chief justice. and that means listening to the case, not dismissing the case. >> can there be a fair trial? without witnesses? >> you know, you look at the house products, you really have to wonder what the definition of a fair trial is. they did almost nothing that you would expect the house to do in order to set up this case to be considered by the senate. and with regard to what witnesses are necessary, we are going to vote on that at the appropriate time after we listen to the arguments. >> 51 senators will decide who to call. after that who knows who will deplo

sooner than next week. if this becomes address the question of the parliamentary for the leader because with one committee finishing on thursday there wouldn't be possible do you get it done next week. >> is he concern about the trade promotion. five or 50 days will pass, is that something that will affect the patient. >> no problem there. >> ultimately we need to approve it in order to a full vote. >> these committees will have to finish the actions before we get to a full set of those. but once he gets to the senate, there is 20 hours of debate. equally divided. i have i doubt all of that will be used. then we vote on it and it takes 51 of us are there's less than a hundred senators there, a majority of the senators that are there. >> what was the agriculture committee involved. >> you'll have to ask the parliamentarian did it was a complete surprise to all of us here i'm sure. it should shouldn't go to seven committees as opposed to just a finance committee. [inaudible conversation] >> i didn't understan

i think they would like to get it wrapped up sooner rather than later the president is supposed to make his state of the union talk. next week and i think they would like to get this behind them the republicans would and just move on with the administration's. timetable and what they want to accomplish i must say i am puzzled by why the republicans are so adamant that they are not going to allow witnesses i mean there's no question about how the ultimate vote is going to come out it's going to be not guilty it's been that true it's been true since the very beginning of this process and you have to ask yourself what are they so afraid of even in the face of the american public 75 percent of the american public want to hear the witnesses. i have a hunch that down the road after the acquittal the republicans will pay a price not with the hard core republican base but with the independents with those who voted for trump in 20182016 then in 2018 of voted democrat so i think they may be making a very gross miscalculation by don having more witnesses and what about the potential damage for the

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reporter: the president suggested that you should move to dismiss this, you want to get it over sooner rather than late why not push the time? senator mcconnell: there's little to no sentiment in the republican conference for a motion to dismiss. we feel we have an obligation to listen to the argues and we have laid out in this resolution an opportunity for everybody to sit -- remember, senators can't say anything. so they have to sit there and listen. to listen carefully to the arguments by both the prosecution and the defense to follow that up with written questions, submitted through the chief justice. and that means listening to the case. not dismissing the case. reporter: can there be a fair trial if there are no witnesses? senator mcconnell: well, you know, if you look at the house product, you really got to wonder what the definition of a fair trial is. they did almost nothing that you would expect the house to do in order to set up this case to be considered by the senate. and with regard to what witnesses are necessary, we've got with -- we're going to vote on that at the appr