ongresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. congresswoman sylvia garcia is a member of the house judiciary committee. garcia ongress, ms. was -- served in texas state senate previously. director and presiding judge of the houston electedl system and was city comptroller. as garcia was later elected first hispanic and first woman to be elected in her own right o the harris county commissioner's court. these can see from descriptions, the emphasis is on litigators. emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom. the mphasis is making strongest possible case to protect and defend our truth ution, to seek the for the american people. i'm very proud and honored that seven members, distinguished members have serious this responsibility. again, to protect and defend for our eople, defending democracy. when we leave here, a little bit ater, noon, we'll go to the floor and pass a resolution officially.anagers i wanted to say more about them and to say the decision to litigatorsn favor of clear ssitated by the evidence that we should have

sylvia garcia making the case in a number of different fronts. we talked about the efforts to talk about ukraine and what they did or didn't do as based on what russia says ukraine did and to preempt some of the trump arguments about the efforts to go after corruption in ukraine. we're joined by chris wallace. you think this is pretty effective by garcia. >> i do. i said at the top of the -- of our coverage this felt like groundhog day. we're going to hear the same arguments all over again. it's true with jerry nadler. but sylvia garcia has really been effective. you can argue whether you agree with her or not. this is one of the big arguments you'll hear from the republicans, the white house lawyers, when they talk. that is going to be that well, the president wasn't trying to to get dirt on his political opponent. joe biden. he was trying to root out corruption and going after burisma and even involved in firing a prosecutor general and also was trying to protect american elections. what you've heard congresswoman garcia from houston lay out in

chad, we heard sylvia garcia say it wasn't about corruption, it was about the election. she went back to that point repeatedly the last 60 minutes. >> this is what sylvia garcia was saying, it was about the electi election. she cited a fox news poll from last summer indicating that joe biden would defeat president trump, that's when president trump got interested in the bidens. that's something that she talked about repeatedly. the conversation that he only cares about the big stuff. that was something that came up in the hearing. not so much foreign policy but the bidens. adam schiff said it would be a repeat of what we heard yesterday. they're focusing on the abuse of power article but says they're going to repeat some points. the reason if you're trying to curate a narrative, you tell them and tell them again and tell them what you told them. that's what they'll to this afternoon, bill. >> bill:. thank you, chad. now with me dana perino. >> martha: great to be here. >> bill: what they're going back to, he must not remain in office one moment longer. probably because t

congresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. she's a member of the house judiciary committee. before congress miss garcia served in texas state senate previously. she was the director and presiding judge of the houston municipal system and was elected city controller. she was later elected the first hispanic and first woman to be elected in her own right the harris county commissioner's court. as you can see from these descriptions, the emphasis is on litigator's. the emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom. the emphasis is making as strong as possible case to protect and defend our constitution to seek the truth for the american people. i'm very proud and honored that these seven members, distinguished members, have accepted this serious responsibility. again to protect and defend for the people, defending our democracy. later at noon, we'll go to the -- when we leave here, a little bit later at noon, we'll go to the floor and pass a resolution, naming the managers officially. i wanted to say more about them here and to say that the decision to come down in favor of lit

you have sylvia garcia of texas, jason crow of colorado. he was seen as a surprise pick given he's not on the two relevant committees. former army ranger. these are the folks who nancy pelosi has referred to as litigators. she says they're comfortable with the material. she says they're going to present the ironclad case against president trump. we expect to see opening arguments as early as next tuesday. >> geoff bennett prfeviewing wht will be one of the swiftest house debates we have having seen. i want to turn to the white

sylvia oats is blonde hair as predicted and her blue eyes with high probability. the geneticist says the test works most reliably for people with complection that are either very fair or very dark. both. i think i color can be a clue with the past in hospital with dark eyes i see how color it more critically how can be done right and it can turn gray it changes over the course of a lifetime exactly how is the subject to research at the moment there are studies going on looking at a number of characteristics including for skin color of the hat properties like curly or straight is that the hard lump. and in the coming years traces of d.n.a. at crime scenes are likely to provide more information even predicting the shape of a suspects face some research. think a complete identikit damage could be on the cards. is just the beginning. did you learn that the ability to roll your tongue is hereditary it's a popular belief but although there may be a genetic component you can learn to roll your tongue. but in hair color are genetically determined. on facebook we asked wha

schiff, jerrold nadler, hiking jefferies zoe lofgren, val demings, jason crow, and sylvia garcia will act as prosecutors in the senate trial. >> good morning, everyone. this is a very important day for us. there are temporal markers that our founders, poets, and others have used over time to place us in time to emphasize the importance of time. because everything is about time. it,we use it, how we mark and today is an important day. today is the day that we name the managers who go to the floor to pass the resolution to transmit the articles of and,chment to the senate later in the day, when we have the endorsement, the march of those articles of impeachment to the united states senate. as i have said, it has always been, our founders, when they started, in the course of human events when it becomes abraham lincoln, fourscore and seven years ago, thomas payne, these are the .imes that bind us ,gain and again, even our poets longfellow. remember? listen, my children, and you will hear the midnight ride of .aul revere remembering that famous day and year. it's always about marking hist

. >> representatives sylvia garcia from houston, one of the house impeachment managers continuing to make the case here. we are going to take a quick break and be back with the impeachment trial from the senate floor here on fox. uhh, excuse me, is there a problem here? you're in a no parking zone. oh, i... i didn't know. you didn't see the sign? that... that wasn't there when i was here earlier. (whimper) really? you know, in italy, they let you park anywhere. have a good day, sir. with geico, the savings keep on going. just like this sequel. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. (glass shattering) (frustrated yell) (car horn blast) (yelp) >> we are back with your live coverage of the senate impeachment hearings. we will be sticking with this and go to "the five," live at 5:00 this evening. we will be coming in and out of this coverage as we continue to follow it throughout. sylvia garcia still at the podium. >> let's take a listen. >> president trump directed the delegation to talk to giuliani. here we show efforts that describe instruction from the president. >>

sylvia lennan—spence reports.ndonesian capital on new year's eve, triggering the worst flooding seen there in almost seven years. houses have been submerged, forcing more than 19,000 people to leave their homes and find shelter elsewhere. more than 700 areas in the greaterjakarta region have suffered from power outages, although the electricity was shut off in many parts for safety reasons after a man died when he was electrocuted. translation: my son's body was covered with newspaper. my second child passed by, and people asked, do you know him? if my other child had not passed by, we would not have known my son had been killed. one ofjakarta's main airports had to be closed as the runway was flooded, meaning delays and diversions for hundreds of passengers. many roads were also impassable, cars and buses submerged by the waters. the president, joko widodo, has instructed government agencies to prioritise the rescue efforts and to try to get public transport running as soon as possible. translation: water has inu

sylvia lennan—spence reports.esian capital on new year's eve, triggering the worst flooding seen there in almost seven years. houses have been submerged, forcing more than 19,000 people to leave their homes and find shelter elsewhere. more than 700 areas in the greaterjakarta region have suffered from power outages, although the electricity was shut off in many parts for safety reasons after a man died when he was electrocuted. translation: my son's body was covered with newspaper. my second child passed by, and people asked, do you know him? if my other child had not passed by, we would not have known my son had been killed. 0ne ofjakarta's main airports had to be closed as the runway was flooded, meaning delays and diversions for hundreds of passengers. many roads were also impassable, cars and buses submerged by the waters. the president, joko widodo, has instructed government agencies to prioritise the rescue efforts and to try to get public transport running as soon as possible. translation: water has inundat

crystal clear. >> juan: you missed sylvia garcia.really terrific, in which she laid just this out for you, jesse, and made it very apparent. i wish you had watched. because she talked about this and talked about how president trump didn't raise this issue in 2017 or 2018. >> jesse: she only found out about it because joe bragged about it on tv -- >> juan: hold on, you said they didn't do due diligence but yes, the u.s. government was interested in ukrainian corruption all along, but in the phone call, trump never mentions corruption. he mentions bidens. >> jesse: why do you think bidenbidens? because of corruption. because of burisma, the most corrupt company in the nation. >> juan: in the phone call, fox news poll's shows biden consistently beating trump, so trump says, i've got to get this guy. >> katie: two months before the july 25th phone call came out, a big story came out about joe biden being tied to burisma, whether he would be a problem to joe biden's campaign based on his long history of dealing with these situations where

>>all right listening to congresswoman sylvia garcia of the houston area talking about too.bers of the trump administration that worked at the department of defense blair and duffey who e involved in the shutting off of aid to ukraine when they were authorized to spend million the pentagon was supposed to provide that aid through the office of management and budget. but these 2 individuals, accordi to democrats stepped in and stopped that they say that these 2 men should be allowed to testify at the senate trial now live from washington. ight >>and while all of this is going on president trump is overseas right now as this impeachment drama is unlding in washington. he is taking part in the world onomic forum in davos, switzerland, his response to today's event so far just 3 words read the transcripts and stay with kron 4 on the latest on the impeachment trial. we will be carrying the trial live on our 24 7 commercial free streaming news service. and ahead tonight at 8.30 we're getting insight on today's events from our political analyst miael yockey. >>on the peninsula here

some individuals who are often credited with instigating the riots, leading the riots, sylvia rivera, maher shifty johnson, there are still conflicting accounts of if they were there, whether they were there. marcia johnson, in many accounts, explain that she was not there in the riots started but got there sometime later. she played an important role that night, other people of color certainly did, trans people did, but she may not have been there when the riots started. >> hi good morning. thanks for c-span. i was 20 years old. i grew up in long island, i was hitched down and going to the barr's, julius was the other bar. all mafia run. strange to me, being sort of a macho kind of college student, wearing square, weightlifter, you know young. but the stonewall wasn't amazing place. i would go in early in the evening, before we went down towards the river, towards the new bar danny's, which i hadn't heard mentioned. i went in about 10:00 of the evening into the stonewall. it seemed all right, normal, early in the evening. then i walked down to danny's. when i came back, maybe two hou

johnson and sylvia was also a part. >> thank you for the call.arc stein. >> the caller is absolutely right. as far as we can determine, some of the leading roles in the riots were played by african-americans, puerto ricans, transpeople, street queens, drag queens. it's still quite uncertain as to whether they represented a majority of the people who participated in the riots. but there are many accounts that place them at the key moments leading the riots, displaying a real courage, a campy courage, we might say. some individuals who are often credited with instigating the riots, leading the riots, sylvia rivera, marcia p. johnson, stormy delovery, there are still conflicting accounts about whether they were there. mar sha p. johnson explained she wasn't there when the riots started but got there sometime later. if we take her at her word, yes, she played an important role that night and certainly other people of color did, transpeople did, but she may not have been there right when the riots started. >> dave in new york city. good morning. >> ca

johnson, sylvia rivera were comfortable referring to themselves as both gay and transvestites.hey didn't see those things as necessarily in opposition or as mutually exclusive. >> to our viewers or listeners tuning in, we are looking back 50 years ago at the stonewall riots, a turning point for the gay and lesbian community, and our guest from greenwich village, new york, is marc steen. he's the author of a new book that looks back at what happened 50 years ago. and we've been talking about new york city police officers, the politician commissioner james ha o'neill onndle twitter with the apology for the way officers 50 years ago handled the situation. >> i think it would be irresponsible of me as we go through world pride month not to speak of the events at the etend stonewall inn in june of 1969.ik well, i'm certainly not going ta stand up here and pretend to bei an expert on what happened at stonewall. i do know what happened should not have happened. the actionsns taken by the nypdr were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were [ discriminatory and oppressive,

adam schiff, jerrold nadler, hakeem jeffries, zoe lofgren, jason crow, and sylvia garcia will act as prosecutors in the senate trial. speaker pelosi: good morning, everyone. this is a

adam schiff, jerrold nadler, hakeem jeffries, zoe lofgren, val demings, jason crow, and sylvia garcia. the what purpose is gentleman from new york seeking recognition? t to house resolution 767, i now send to the desk a resolution appointing authorizing managers for the impeachment of donald john trump president of the united states and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. schiff, mr. nadler, mrs. love green, misdemmings and mr. crow are appointed managers to conduct the impeachment manager against donald john trump a message be sent to the senate to inform the senate of these appointments and the managers may in connection with the preparation and the conduct of the trial exhibit the articles of impeachment to the senate and take all other actions necessary which may include the following, one, employing legal, clerical and other necessary assistance and incurring such other is expenses paid be necessary to be from amounts made available to the committee of judiciary under applicable expense resolutions or ap lick cabble

a sylvia garcia of texas, judge in a number of capacities in texas and member of the judiciary committee. we are very honored that you have taken the responsibility, all of you, to bring the articles of impeachment over to the united states senate withle a case for the constitution. -- with a case for the constitution. a case for the constitution. so back to the children, back to the children. we don't want this president or any president to ever violate the constitution. it is very, very important that we see that that constitution is central to who we are as a country. our system of government. our system of government. our constitution. so valued, so respected, hopefully so honored by everyone who takes an oath of office to support and defend it. e see the russians now hacking in ukraine, just came out yesterday or day before, it just reminds me -- i think most americans would think that voters in america should decide who our president is, not vladimir putin and russia deciding who our president is. i'm very concerned that in all of this, whether it's withholding funds for the ukrain

sylvia: it is at the tightest in 50 years. i think the risk is geopolitical. , ife have another iran deal we don't reach phase ii or phase three or something falls apart in phase one, i think a lot of companies start pulling back on hiring. a lot of production comes from china, so i think some of these geopolitical factors are the biggest risk in the short-term. do you with us. lots more to talk about. let's get you to first word news with jessica summers. >> the federal reserve says policy is appropriate amid solid u.s. growth but admits there is a risk that inflation will fall short of the 2% target. the vice chairman told the council on foreign relations that monetary policy is in a good place and should support sustained expansion. the fed left rates unchanged in 2019. want to distinguish between the baseline and the risks around that. is private sector forecast core measures of inflation to begin to move up but i would be honest in suggesting that if there is a risk in that outlook, it skews to the downside. taiwan: the e

as reflected in this email -- >> laura: that was congresswoman sylvia garcia, freshman congresswoman from texas. back with you now, our panel of legal those. bob barker, they keep haggling over aid that eventually was released and it turns out, ukraine didn't even know about it, that it was held, until august 29th or something like that. shouldn't the case basically and there? >> most of the facts have been known for quite some time. as i've said many times on your show, there is an argument for taking everything that has been considered by the house, except it, let it be turned into evidence and arguing from that. can you, would people like to hear from john bolton? i would like to hear from john bolton, i think that would be great theater. as you and i have talked about, be careful what you ask for, i think john bolton is much more likely to be damaging to rudy giuliani than he is to president trump. but the basic facts here are known. each side puts a different spin on it but they are known. the evidence is, for the most part, in. >> laura: i want to now play what cipollone said e

garcia ofman sylvia texas, she's a member of the house judiciary committee and before congress she served in and was thesenate, director and presiding judge of the houston municipal system and was elected city controller. she was later elected -- vonnie: nancy pelosi naming seven managers for the seven and -- the senate impeachment trials to begin next week, including val demings, sylvia garcia, jason crow, and we were expecting jerry nadler and adam schiff. wes a very diverse group and will analyze what all means in a moment. let's get to the white house, speaking on trade we have larry kudlow. the heavy lifting here was getting phase one, nothing like this has ever happened before in history. you may be cynical and that's your job, i appreciate that and i have been on your side of the street in my career, but i'm least on paper, with enforcement, -- and the fact that it happened is historic. >> was this the only deal? the best deal? it's the best deal, it's a terrific deal. and as i said on one of the other programs, the stock market has been rallying for a lot of reasons. came lot of i

was the obstruction of congress so we've been hearing from the managers today in fact one of them sylvia garcia said that president orchestrated a cover up they'll be wrapping up on friday and then we'll be hearing from president and legal team they're expected to start on saturday and they too will have 3 days ok public in washington we'll have to leave it there thank you. in the bundesliga dortmund put on a dominant performance in the 51 win against cologne on friday night thanks in part to a rising star dortmund's new wizkid erling hollande hit the target twice in his 2nd game for the club after scoring a hat trick in his debut last week the 19 year old norwegian proved once again that he has what it takes to be a major new force in the game for a long time to come. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. france has confirmed 3 cases of the coronavirus from china they're the 1st cases to be reported in europe china has restricted trouble for more than 40000000 people in a bid to contain the virus the disease has killed at least 26 people so far. german chancellor an

may have a child he even afford sylvia how did the mom didn't get a. young girl again. and sometimes stuck with. him but he managed. to put them in mind it's either that or get them on a clinical pull quote the investigating only of acting out that even. if it is a month is kept in the. night if you see. you thinking that it is good on the beach. there will be that. you have to see it up with a comment. you know the megastar get. out of court fighting. is it led me out enough so the question is will. they think they can do as a cook at the end of this. something is a few things. you need the of his review that was. nice thought it through the you would. like. to get jiggy to get on the i'm reporting week or. i think of the kitchen i love. being on you who have the chance to go to. the top. and. i didn't mind in a money that would have but i didn't need the money you know and with the money i mean i've been to listen to you suddenly. eat. eat. eat. that's him in a bus but he but it was other he got he being here. one is a better bang getting you know bank but he's on the

i mean when you're fighting with sylvia like oh i hate you or whatever but you don't hate them obviously but even just to say that is just wrong considering the fact that you actually have a reason to hate me. and i think it. says thank you for that thank you thank. you. you know you. i never thought that really. i had a very good eye for clothes back let me tell you that profession you know tailored was relieved done my hands and. in the war. when the germans came mean they had allowed the use tailors. to call. but here you can see em here by demand. sawing. c.c.m. this is the rush of a day you like to. let it go let's put it. memories said memory. till august was seeing myself my motor walking to the guest. it was really i would say. it was a. hand to a left turn right when you are ready to. special into camps when it needs. election . if. the ones where they are still in late may say. we were all day off watching. and no one knows what is supposed to do against. my mouth to the left and self to. much as merely a morning when i hear the siren or something most of us. like something was

and sylvia garcia. by noon, the vote to transmit the articles came to the house floor with democrats and republicans making their final comments before the senate trial begins. >> president trump put his own personal interests above the national interests. >> this was always an exercise in raw partisan politics. >> president trump gravely abused the power of his office. >> the true motivation of the other side is their dislike for the president. >> republican objections just after 1:30 today the house gave its final approval. it was a mostly party line vote. this evening, the spoker along with her impeachment managers held a ceremony. she took the historic step of signing the two articles of impeachment, abuse of power and obstruction of justice against donald trump. she took a little bit of personal privilege as she was distributing the pens used to sign those articles. >> and i'll take one for myself. >> the house clerk, along with the impeachment managers like their predecessors in 1999 and 1868 walk

borja: y cerramos este grupo de siete representantes con sylvia garcÍa.los siete han llegado esta maÑana al senadoy han presentado estas dos acusaciones en contra del presidente trump. obstrucciÓn al congreso y abuso de poder. carolina: bueno, justamente es importante decir que fueron establecidas las reglas para este juicio en el senado. y llaman la atenciÓn algunas tomÁs de seguridad, como por ejemplo estas. los senadores tendrÍan que dejar los telÉfonos celulares en la puerta. las tabletas serÁn almacenadas en el guardarropas. se va a restringir contacto con periodistas y senadores dentro de este juicio que puede durar dÍas o semanas. borja: bueno, la presidenta del congreso nancy pelosi, se refiriÓ en esta etapa. hablando de que la casa blanca violÓ fondos aprobados por el congreso de ucrania. cuando se le preguntÓ sobre la estrategia de la casa blanca y de la llamada de la bancada republicana de no llamar testigos, dijo que estaban siendo evasivos. vamos a escuchar a nancy pelosi. [habla en inglÉs] nancy: tienen miedo de la verdad. los americanos han

as she wiped away those ashes, sylvia said, she wiped away my smile. never smiled again until 1946. there are people in america, there are people in the world who deny the holocaust. there are far too many people who don't know the details of what happened during the holocaust, and sadly, these voices, these survivors, will not be with us for too many more years. that's why it is so important for all of us to come together to pledge never again and to make it mean something. mr. speaker, i'm grateful for the opportunity to be here today with my colleagues from both sides of the aisle. there is nothing partisan about standing up to hatred and bigotry and fighting anti-semitism. that is what we are fighting here tonight. and i yield back. mr. weber: i now recognize and yield to the gentleman from tennessee. >> thank you, sir. today, i had the opportunity to ttend the anniversary of the celebration. mr. cohen: it was a program with testimony from two survivors who ld the trail they had to survive, the loss of their parents, the atrocious conduct of nazis and system attic attempts to de

sylvia garcÍa continÚa presentando su caso contra donald trump.era: un republicano atacÓ a garcÍa herido que su presentaciÓn era engaÑosa. republicanos dicen que los demÓcratas repiten mÁs de lo mismo >> puedo decirles que cuando yo hice mi presentaciÓn todos estaban escuchando. reportera: hablamos con jerry nadler, conversaciÓn que no pudo ser grabada por la cÁmara debido a las restricciones en el senado, cuando le preguntamos cuÁles son las dos evidencias mÁs fuertes contra el presidente, nos dijo que primero la llamada del 25 de junio y despuÉs las propias palabras del presidente. como cuando donald trump le pidiÓ a china que investiguen a los biden, y hoy segÚn la cadena abc en una grabaciÓn se escucha a donald trump " desastre de ella " ordenando la destituciÓn de la embajadora de ucrania. donald trump lamentÓ la programaciÓn y en un tono burlÓn dio a entender que el sÁbado muchas personas no ven televisiÓn los esta inmigrante salvadora trabaja conduciendo los trenes y ya tiene un veredicto, cree que el presidente no serÁ destituido. >> creo

some individuals that are often credited with instigating the riots, sylvia rivera, marshall johnson, stormy, there are still conflicting accounts about on when they were there. marsha p. johnson explains she was not there when the riots started, but she got there sometime later. if we take her at her word, she played an important role that night, and certainly other people of color did, trans people did, but she may not have been there when the riots started. >> >> let's go to dave. >> >> good morning. thank you for c-span. i was 20 years old. grew up on long island. i was a college student upstate. i would hitch down and go to the bars. julius was the other bar. all mafia run. strange to me being a macho college student, weightlifter, young, but boy the stonewall was an amazing place. i would go in early in the evening before we went down christopher street way down towards the river towards danny's. i went in at about 10:00 in the evening to the stonewall. i would just walk through. it seemed all right.this seems normal early in the evening. then i would walk down to danny's. when

adam schiff, jerry nadler, jason crow, zoe lofgren, sylvia garcia, val demings. pelosi said she wants experience in the courtroom. she also defended her month-long delay. >> since december 18th, there have been comments about when are we going to send the articles over? well, we had mohammed the courtesy would be extend that had we would have seen what the process would be in the senate. short of that, that time has revealed many things since then. time has been our friend in all of this. as we've yielded incriminating evidence, more truce into the public complain. >> she talked about new information. notes, records and text messages provided to congress by lev parnas. this man here. among them, a letter to zwrool president zelensky asking for a meeting and saying he was working his client. president trump's quote, knowledge and consent. the documents also appear to show a trump donor and long shot republican congressional candidate was monitoring or at least claiming to monitor ukraine ambassador marie yovanovitch while she was still in ukraine and before she wa

sylvia, some closing thoughts what was your top sector pick?crown, i think that they're in the field in the sectors of technology, semiconductors and consumer. the consumer spending, we continue to see the new names. all of that is poised for really good things in tech, semiconductors, and the consumer will buy it. >> thank you both for joining us >> thank you. >>> up next, find out why morgan stanley's investigative for a rho -- let's start this again. let's find out when we're coming we'll talk about best buy's ceo who who is currently being vailed for a romantic relationship with another expect. >>> and find out how the chief global analyst see storms on the horizon. we're back in 90 seconds to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. this round's on me.eat. nature's bounty. hey, can you spot me? come on in. find your place today, with silversneakers. included in most medicare advantage plans. enroll today by calling the num

congresswoman sylvia garcia of texas, she's a member of the house judiciary committee. before congress she served in texas state senate. she was a presiding judge and was elected city's controller. she was elected the first hispanic and first woman to be elected in other own right of the harris county commissioner court. you can see from these descriptions of the emphasis on litigators. the emphasis is on comfort levels in the courtroom. the emphasis is making the strongest possible case, protecting and defending our constitution to seek the truth for the american people. i am very proud and honor these seven members, distinguished members have accepted the serious responsibility to protect and defend for the people, defending our democracy. i am going to leave here a little bit later, we'll go to the floor and pass the resolution on naming the managers officially. i wanted to say more about them here and should say decisions that come down in favor of litigators is necessitated by clear evidence that we should have witnesses and we should have documentation and we have

it was sylvia garcia taking down factually untrue allegations against joe biden including the context around his pushing for the firing of the ukrainian prosecutor, the allegations we all know. he fired him or pushed them to fire him to stop an investigation into burisma which would help hunter biden. he was on the board, right? that's the allegation. of course it doesn't add up. wasn't investigating burisma. so, here's sylvia garcia making the points. >> under show gun, the investigation had stalled and was dormant. that was part of the reason why the united states and other countries wanted to remove shokin, calling for shokin's replacement would actually increase the chances that burisma would be investigated. in other words, shokin was corrupt in not investigating allegations against burisma. so, when vice president biden was calling for shokin's removal in advocating for his replacement, it would increase chances of burisma's investigation. >> all right. so, she's laying out how what biden did was actually the opposite of what he would have done if he were trying to corruptly hel

. >>> en espaÑol sylvia reforzando 16 horas de argumentos demÓcratas que no todos estÁn oyendo. >>> algunosresados. pero rand paul dijo que el juicio es una payasada partidista y es el menos interesado lo han pillado llenando crucigramas y dibujando. la mayorÍa respeta la solemnidad del momento, reconocen que por el cansancio estÁn comiendo mas caramelos que nunca. >>> comer un poco y otras cosas. >>> los republicanos mit romney, marco rubio y la demÓcrata amy klobuch klobuchar. >>> no estoy hablando del proceso. mientras estÉ andando no voy a hablar de esto. >>> una de las 4 demÓcratas aprovecha cada momento libre para hablar a sus seguidores y a participado en audiencias virtuales. >>> maÑana es el Último dÍa de los demÓcratas los republicanos dicen que estÁn desesperados porque les toque su turno para demostrar que el presidente trump fo que los demÓcratas lo Único que quieren hacer es. >>> gracias y puede seguir el juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump en vivo y en espaÑol, en noticias telemundo.com. tambiÉn en nuestra app de noticias telemundo y en nuestras redes sociales. >>> al

with us now sylvia foster, immigration reporter for san antonio express news. as we see the great state of texas, very important state for many reasons, but with immigration, you can see the top of the list right now, what will this mean to those that are looking for refuge? >> so basically what that means is those refugees that are participating in the resettlement program won't be going to texas. they can move to texas afterwards. but the services will not be available in texas, assuming that this decision moves forw d forward. >> what are the efforts against this decision by greg abbott. >> well, a lot of refugee agencies have expressed their concerns about not being able to provide these services for refugees. texas, as you noted, that long for several years been a leader in helping refugees resettle. and there is also a court case pending now of refugee agencies who disagreed with trump's decision last fall to allow states to opt in or opt out of it. >> what's next? >> we'll have to wait and see what the court says. but for now, that seems to be the status

ooher to dooh -- speaker today, and led by jerry nadler, and hakeem jeffries and zoe love gren and sylvia garcia and val demings and jason crow. it is an impressive group. >> yes, it is a powerful group that represents the diversity of the democratic party and litigators, and they have experience in courtrooms as zoe lofgren has experience with past impeachments and thinking of somebody like val demings, a law enforcement officer from orlando, florida, and that what nancy pelosi is thinking of how to get a group together who can put on a case and be familiar with the details of these cases, this case, and these people are obviously from some of the committees that tried this case and brought for waward witnesse so if you are the democratic caucus, you are happy with this. but there is speculation that somebody like justin amash who voted for impeachment articles might be named and he is a independent and former republican, but that is something that did not happen. some wanted it to happen, but nancy pelosi said it is not something that she really considered. so you have this group here.

congressman sylvia garcia is debating schumer's sixth amendment for subpoenas of omb officials. >> again no one else. why this decision made so secretly and without any explanation. why is the president compromising the safety of a strategic ally in the region. why was he harming our national security interests in the process? on july 2, '06, duffy, attending a high level executive branch official meeting made clear that the freeze on military aid was based on donald trump's express direction but apparently he could not explain why there was a freeze beyond a vague reference to concerns about corruption. >> the official said. >> witnesses who testified before the house all provided the same consistent recounting of what happened. as you can see from the statements on the slide, officials were not provided clear explanation for such a dramatic step. >> as we discussed earlier and will explain in more depth during the trial these facts contradict the white house's recent claims of why donald trump froze the ukraine and. those facts clearly show efforts by this president and those around hi

garcia of texas congressman sylvia garcia is a member of the house judiciary committee before congress ms conk ms garcia was served in texas state senate previously she was the director and presiding judge of the houston minutes of the system and was elected city controller miss garcia was later elected the 1st hispanic and 1st woman to be elected in her own right the harris county commissioners court as you can see from these. descriptions of the emphasis is on litigators. the emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom the emphasis is making a strong if possible case to protect and defend our constitution to seek the truth for the american people i'm very proud and honored that these 7 members this dying wish members have accepted the seriousness sponsibility again to protect and defend for the people defending our democracy when we leave here in a little bit later noon we'll go to the floor and pass a resolution naming the managers officially but i want to say more about them here and and to say that decision to come down in favor of litigators if you assess a tainted by the. clea

congresswoman sylvia garcia of texas. congresswoman sylvia garcia is a member of the house judiciary committee. mr. congress, miss garcia was -- served in texas state senate previously. she was the director and presiding judge of the houston municipal system and was elected city controller. miss garcia was later elected the first hispanic and first woman to be elected in her own right to the harris county commissioner's court. as you can see from these descriptions, the emphasis is on litigators. the emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom. the emphasis is making the strongest possible case to protect and defend our constitution, to seek the truth for the american people. i'm very proud and honored that these seven members, distinguished members have accepted this serious responsibility. again, to protect and defend for the people, defending our democracy. when we leave here a little bit later at noon, we'll go to the floor and pass a resolution naming the managers officially. but i wanted to say more about them her

house managers and they include liz lofgren and adam schiff and jerry nadler and hakeem jeffries and sylvia garcia and justin crow. while that was happening the president signed a new trade deal, and the u.s. and china agreed to a partial trade deal and agreed to cancel some tariffs and renew others while china agreed to buy more agricultural products. >>> and the dow is up from yesterday. >>> and now, a look at the microclimate forecast tracking the strong storm on the coastline and on the way to the bay area. we have a look at the satellite radar and you can see the golden gate bridge there, and you can keep the umbrellas handy and dust them off and the rain boots, and when we need them. >> meteorologist kari hall has been warning about the storm all week, and when do we expect it to arrive? >> by tomorrow morning, and we are starting out with the most part of the bay area clear sky and dense fog moving into the north bay and a live look into san rafael right now. and then we will see the storm as it is moving closer and the center of the storm winding up and still off of the coast while