the headlines: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get underway in washington. mr trump — who's hosting turkey's leader — says he's too busy to watch. i hear it is a joke. i have not watched, i have not watched for one minute because i have been with the president which is much more important as far as i am concerned. earlier president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house — despite tensions over the war in syria. i'm maryam moshiri in london. also in the programme: a breakthrough in the treatment of ebola — the world health organization approves the first vaccine. and venice underwater. the highest tide in 50 years causes severe flooding in the italian tourist city. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, midnight in london and 7pm in washington where president trump has again denounced the impeachment inquiry into him as the first public hearings got under. it started with testimony from the acting us ambassador to ukraine. bill taylor said it was clear to him the wh

the headlines: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get underway in washington.because i have been with the president which is much more important as far as i am concerned. earlier president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house — despite tensions over the war in syria. i'm maryam moshiri in london. also in the programme:

our top stories: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get underway in washington. mr trump, who's hosting turkey's leader, says he's too busy to watch. i hear it is a joke. i have not watched. i have not watched for one minute because i have been with the president, which is much more important, as far as i am concerned. earlier, president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house, despite tensions over the war in syria is there still time to stop brexit? ahead of the uk election, outgoing european council president donald tusk plays political football. don't give up. in this match, we have had added time, and now we are in extra time and perhaps it will go to penalties. and the risks of rebuilding notre dame. seven months after the fire, architects say there's still a chance of collapse. hello to you. the first public televised hearings in president trump's impeachment inquiry have got underway in washington after weeks of testimony behind closed doors. donald trump is accused of withholding military aid to ukraine — an american ally under threat from ru

sanctions reinstated by president trump washington withdrew from the landmark nuclear accord last year old iraq's human rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters in basra they had been staging a sit in at a point when live in the mission was used to disperse the crowds it's a from the team here in london coming up next this is your thanks for watching but i. you can't stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. do you what about the gentleman who died in north london as he is with us she sent us the practices that he gets when we're going to be able to know these are so you listen for the destruction we bury him to more looking for right. now with of of them still working here is a 24 hour a day 7 days a week job in the woodlands the amount of stress that we experience sometimes is immense and i can still hope to maybe go on this was. a different kind of but. i'm glad i'm a muslim funeral director here in london. i've now part time and i'm letting the young

our top stories: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get under way in washington. this mr trump — who's hosting turkey's leader — says he's too busy to watch. i hear it's a joke. i have not watched, i have not watched for one minute because i've been with the president, which is much more important as far as i am concerned. earlier, president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house — despite tensions over the war in syria. and — the risks of rebuilding notre—dame. seven months after the fire, architects say there's still a chance of collapse. the first public televised hearings in president trump's impeachment inquiry have got underway in washington, after weeks of testimony behind closed doors. donald trump is accused of withholding military aid to ukraine — an american ally, under threat from russia — to pressure ukraine's new president into helping him politically in next year's us presidential election. the impeachment inquiry has the potential to remove mr trump from office. he denies any wrongdoing. our north america editor jon sopel has been watc

but not unprecedented in trump's washington.ere are many of these shadow channels in trump's washington. there are lots of paid foreign lobbyists who are essentially displacing the state bureaucracy to achieve private ends for their clients overseas. >> we don't talk enough about the fact that rudy giuliani is under a criminal investigation that's so troubling to main doj that after the head of the criminal division took a meeting with rudy giuliani. they took this extraordinary step of releasing a statement to i think your doj spokesperson saying head of the doj crim, never would've met with rudy giuliani if he would have only known that he was under investigation for this stuff. how much trouble could rudy giuliani be in? >> any time anyone is being investigated by the southern district new york, they should assume they are in a lot of trouble. especially because as we have heard reports that at least one of these other associates, lev parnas was in a position to be cooperative. now, if he wants to come in and cooperate with t

nos amplÍan la in formaciÓn randy serrano desde washington. >>> trump participa en un evento de campaÑade en pagos por alquiler y servicios de comida y bebida. >>> no solo gobierno estadounidense si no tambiÉn gobiernos extranjeros y su propia campaÑa ha invertido hasta 16 millones de dÓlares en negocios. trump desde el 2016. >>> se enriquece con esos dÓlares de la campaÑa. estÁn llegando a su bolsa privada. es decir y para mÍ es muy triste eso. porque voy a dos h sido rec pi rads de la comisiÓn de elecciones federales, que indican que otras compaÑÍas de candidatos republicanos y los grupos que los apoyan has gastado mÁs de un millÓn de dÓlares en el perÍodo electoral para el 2020. >>> el mandatario ha dicho en repetidas ocasiones, que desde que llegÓ a la casa blanca perdido millones de dÓlares en ganancia y que trabaja gratis porque ha renunciado a su salario presidencial. >>> segÚn el anÁlisis de la organizaciÓn son muchos que han pagado por servicios de negocios. trump, hospedaje, comida y bebida y entretenimiento. dinero que termina en los bolsillos de trump, que no lo ve mal este

impeachment inquiry has changed his testimony appearing to further implicate president onil trump washington's ambassador to the e.u. gordon song one has admitted that trump use military aid as a way to force you crane to investigate as political rival joe biden castro reports in washington d.c. . the only witness to have explicitly defended president trump on the central question of the impeachment inquiry has reversed himself that question is whether trump withheld security assistance from ukraine in exchange for help with his reelection campaign. bassett or gordon solomon at 1st said there was no quid pro quo but after being implicated by other witnesses he says his memory has sharpened insulin's amended testimony released tuesday the. says he now remembers telling you crane officials that the security money wasn't coming unless you cranes president publicly announced investigations into trump's political rivals all of the witnesses agree that the president engineers shakedown of the ukrainian government stalin was a wealthy trump donor and was rewarded the top european job despite having n

sanctions reinstated by president trump washington withdrew from the landmark accord last year iraq's human rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters in basra they have been staging a sit in at port when live ammunition was used to this for us the crowds are going to have more on those and all the other stories that we've been covering here on al-jazeera in about half an hour from now stay with us though the street is coming up next thanks for watching. ok. you're in the stream today a mass protests and unrest in chile what are the roots of economic inequality one of latin america's wealthiest nations well look at the protests over wealth inequality and we want to hear what you think should be done to address it share your thoughts via twitter or and our live chat. going to respond to. reduce the countries in which you are in the street. protesters all keeping up their calls for political and economic over a hole in the country in the 3rd week of protests demonstrators in santiago clashed with po

trump: the last time washington, d.c. home to the world series champs, the president was a gentleman named calvin coolidge. that's a long time ago. nearly a century later, the nationals have brought back the trophy to america's capital, and you've won it. this is the first world series in franchise history, and it's going to be, really, the first of many, i predict. [applause] pres. trump: i want to congratulate the terrific owners of the team. your principal owner, mark lerner, ted lerner. great people. the lerner family. [applause] pres. trump: a man who's become very famous. i think he's much more famous than me right now, general manager mike rizzo. you have become very famous, huh? [applause] thank you, sir. a manager, and you watch all the mistakes made in baseball and other sports, and then you watch what this man did as manager. he didn't make any. he didn't many any. dave martinez. [applause] pres. trump: and all of the incredible coaches and players, they're all here. and we really just want to thank you, and i

sanctions reinstated by president trump washington withdrew from the landmark accord last year iraq'suman rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters in bastra they had been staging a sit in at the port when live ammunition was used to disperse the crowds going to have more on those and all the other stories that we've been covering here on al-jazeera in about half an hour from now stay with us though the street is coming up next thanks for watching. i mean. we're in the stream today of mass protests and unrest in chile what are the roots of economic inequality in one of latin america's wealthiest nations well look at the protests over wealth inequality and we want to hear what you think should be done to address it share your thoughts via twitter or and our live you tube chat. ringback many responses about. the countries are richer than you are in the streets . to protest as all keeping up their calls for political and economic over a hole in the country and a 3rd.

sanctions reinstated by president trump washington withdrew from the landmark nuclear accord last yearold iraq's human rights commission says 2 people have been killed and dozens injured after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters in basra they had been staging a sit in at a point when live in the mission was used to this 1st the crowds it's a form of team here in london coming up next this is your thanks for watching but i . these stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the way. al-jazeera. do you what about the gentleman who died in north london this week is with us she's interested in that part of this is that he gets this when we do not be able to oh please us you listen when you stretch we bury him to more for right now with of of them still.

and can't have our youth be so affected. >> white house and trump campaign officials tell "the washington post," trump changed his mind because he fears that upsetting vapors could hurt his re-election chances. he says that the vaping industry could stop the economic growth. juul will stop selling pod, other than tobacco and menthol. as of last week, there's been 42 confirmed deaths. >>> thousands gathered sunday night to mourn the victims of the shooting at saugus high school in santa clarita, california. ♪ family and friends gathering to remember dominick michael blackwell and gracie anne mu mullberger. the suspect shot himself in the head and died the next day. all schools except saugus high school will reopen today. >>> gas prices are surging between 50% and 300%. why and what police are doing to settle things down, straight ahead. >>> iran is warning security forces may act against protesters angry about a sharp rise in gas prices. at least one person was killed over three days of protests. gas prices serged 50% to 300%. across the country. nick paton walsh live in london. what are w

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trump. in washington. alexandra leigh mound.at 5.30 trouble for the warriors steph curry breaks his hand at last night's game. some people are now calling it the curse of chase center. the team's not been looking good sports director mark carpenter joins us in studio to talk about the road ahead. >>and health officials again sounding the alarm or vaping deaths and injuries are being reported across the country. >>plus after the break how peop >>back to our top story tonight at 5.30 firefighters are getting out the upper hand now on the wildfire in sonoma county. and even more people are being allowed to go back home the kincade fire is 60% contained that's the good news, it's burns though more than 76,000 acres that's about a 120 square miles. >>a 141 homes have been destroyed even more are still threatened. the fire has been burning for a week now broke out near the town of geyserville fire officials have not said the cause, but again many people under our under evacuation orders are now allowed to go back home. >>charities fro

more for the presence of american soldiers in the country after pressure from president donald trump washington says it wants $5000000000.00 to help pay for american troops there that demand is straining a decades old alliance secretary of defense mark asperse says soul should pay more for its security. so i would see generally the united states' position is that we look to all of our allies and partners to ensure they provide their fair share of the burden when it comes to defense this is a very strong alliance we have but korea is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense a kurdish iranian refugee who spent 6 years in a prison island camp run by australia has arrived in new zealand it's the 1st time bruise or connie has been able to leap up on new guinea he was given a visa to attend a literary festival in christ church during his detention and he's a journalist and he wrote a book on award winning book on his smartphone about his experiences while still he's been criticized for how it treats asylum seekers for his work on he spoke to al-jazeera a shor

more for the presence of american soldiers in the country after pressure from president onil trump washington says it wants $5000000000.00 to help pay or for american troops their demand is straining a decades old alliance defense mark asked for says seoul should pay more for its security. still ahead on al-jazeera. refugee released from an australian prison count tells al-jazeera he'll continue to advocate for other refugees still stuck at that facility. on the visuals held in texas for a black man on death row convicted of killing a white teenager more than 20 years ago. hello good and welcome back to your international weather forecast well we have seen plenty of flooding here across parts of europe many countries right now are being affected by very heavy rain all due to this area of low pressure now we've been watching this area of low pressure for several days now really in the same locations of course this is what brought in all of the waves as well as the winds across parts of venice but up here towards the north in the u.k. we're talking about over $300.00 flood watches and warnings

more for the presence of american soldiers in the country after pressure from president donald trump washington says it wants $5000000000.00 to help pay for american troops their demand is straining a decades old alliance after defense mark sall should pay more for its security. so i would see generally the united states' position is that we look to all of our allies and and partners to ensure they provide their fair share of the burden when it comes to defense this is a very strong alliance we have but korea is a wealthy country and could and should pay more to help offset the cost of defense of the u.s. is reportedly threatening to hit egypt was sanctioned so far its plan to buy russian warplanes kyra has a $2000000000.00 deal with moscow to buy more than 20 fighter jets and a letter saying by the wall street journal the u.s. secretaries of state and defense for egypt risking sanctions and urged to cancel the deal. of protesters are rallied outside georgia's parliament after politicians failed to pass a looks moral reforms. that opening georgian dream party has promised to shift to a new voti

democrats have been talking about impeachment since the very day that trump was inaugurated but until recently no one here in washingtonously. maxine waters would rant about a trial and then pilates mom in santa monica fantasize on twitter about removing trump by force. the adults in the party, nancy pelosi, for example, the speaker imposed impeachment on the grounds that it was bad politics. it might boomerang on them. then, in what seemed like a day, everything changed completely. suddenly we had impeachment hearings playing out live on tv. nobody explained why. looking back, what exactly happened? well, part of the answer i

. >> republican impeachment hearings, president trump left washington for a friendlier crowd. >> president trump and the first lady in attendance today. >> attending a college football game in alabama where his public approval rating is highest, but even with washington in his rear view. the government officials who have raised red flags over his interactions with ukraine are clearly at the top of his mind. it's all about the transcript and they have people, i haven't even heard of some of these people and i don't know who they are. >> meanwhile, the democrats hoping to unseat trump next november are out in important voting states. in new hampshire, joe biden seemed jgenuinely surprised to hear that he is considering attending the may day celebration. >> what do you think about president trump going to moscow for the may day parade? >> are you serious? >> he's considering it. >> you're kidding me. whoa. that's -- childly. are you joking? >> no. >> democrats learned friday that former new york city mayor michael bloomberg might jump into their race and new jersey senator cory booker says it

and that's not the only legal headache for giuliani that could also in trump's washington. use in a very different suit, giuliani's private communications on ukraine are about to be released. a judge ordering the trump standpoint to basically unveil rudy's text messages and e-mails to a watchdog group. no one else knows exactly what that will reveal, but that could add to other leads we're seeing like this one. the daily beast reporting that giuliani's politicking in ukraine extended the meeting with the ukraine president's rival and discussing military aid, which is, of course, an issue at the center of the plot that's brought trump so close to impeachment. so is giuliani in real new trouble? is he putting his most famous client in extra danger right now? well, we've got the perfect guest on that. the reporter who broke that giuliani story and our former federal prosecutor who, in case you forgot, also worked with him, when we're back in 30. whe0 but when your team is always dealing with device setups, app updates, and support calls... you can never seem to get anywhere. th

trump. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> tonight president trump tweeted criticism a speaker nancy pelosi saying in part quote, i can't believe voters could be happy with the job sing the do-nothing democrats are doing. san francisco has really gone downhill. >>> san jose employees are investigating a deadly shooting involving one of their officers. the man who was killed was reportedly walking down the street with a gun. officers were called to jackson avenue in the alan brock neighborhood of san jose. we are there tonight with more on what happened. >> reporter: this entire area was blocked off for a gun started off over at the shopping center and walked across the street and was coming down the sidewalk. police were across the street, e . the officers telling the witn one been sought and saw the man fall. san jose police say they received several calls thursday afternoon about a man walking down jackson avenue with a handgun. police say they arrived at 2:26 pm. officers say the name of holding a gun and did not comply with their directions. one police officer fired at the man ne

president bush will trump washington's ambassador to the e.u. gordon sound has claimed that mr trump did use military aid as a way to force ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden cast for reports now from washington. the only witness to have explicitly defended president trump on the central question of the impeachment inquiry has reversed himself that question is whether trump withheld security assistance from ukraine in exchange for help with his reelection campaign. bassett or gordon solomon at 1st says there was no quid pro quo but after being implicated by other witnesses he says his memory has sharpened insulin's amended testimony released tuesday the ambassador says he now remembers telling ukrainian officials that the security money wasn't coming unless you crane's president publicly announced investigations into trump's political rivals all of the witnesses. agree that the president engineer a shakedown of the ukrainian government some one was a wealthy trump donor and was rewarded the top european job despite having no exp

trump. desde washington pablo gato tiene el informe.>> el mandatario los califica de manÍacos y procesos deyudado el gobierno de ucrania en la investigaciÓn . una de las preguntas que serÁ en la semana que viene en el comitÉ judicial serÁ la siguiente. incluso si las acusaciones son ciertas es algo lo suficientemente largo como para realizar un juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump. si el comitÉ judicial decideque la respuesta es si podrÍan votar por artículos del invisible en la segunda semana de diciembre. se espera el pleno de la cÁmara baja darÍa entonces la tercera semana de este mes. el juicio del senado comenzarÍa en enero en plena campaÑa electoral. quizÁs el testimonio mÁs daÑino para trump fue el del embajador de estados unidos de la uniÓn europea gordon son land. trump le dio las instrucciones directamente. >> su testimonio es muy importante porque por el presidente en el centro de todo eso. ya no puede haber aquella defensa de que " esto es informaciÓn de que otra persona dijo". no pueden decir que el presidente no sabia >>el presidente dice que no ha hecho nada ilegal pero

our top stories: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get underway in washingtonatch. i hear it is a joke. i have not watched. i have not watched for one minute because i have been with the president, which is much more important, as far as i am concerned. earlier, president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house, despite tensions over the war in syria is there still time to stop brexit? ahead of the uk election, outgoing european council president donald tusk plays political football. don't give up. in this match, we have had added time, and now we are in extra time

appeal the ruling to the supreme court. >>> "the new york times" says president trump embraced the world series champion washington nationals both figuratively and literally. the nats were honored yesterday at a white house ceremony. 18 of the 25 players on the team's roster were there. mr. trump hugged kurt suzuki america great again" hat. ryan zimmerman thanked the president for keeping the country safe and gave him a number 45 jersey. >> the nats as always, they lived up to a motto, it's stay in the fight. that's true about life. stay in the fight. you never know what's going to happen. stay in there. >> more than 5,000 people attended the ceremony celebrating washington's first world series championship in 95 years. >>> and "usa today" reports donations are pouring in to mississippi. a memorial honoring a 14-year-old lynching victim emmett till. that's after a security camera caught a white nationalist group filming in front of it. the video from saturday shows the group holding a mississippi state flag with a confederate emblem and the flag of a nationalist group. the group runs away when a security alarm sou

trump. in washington, alexandra leigh mount a federal appeals court says president trump's tax returns can be turned over to new york state. >>criminal investigators. the decision upholds a lower court's decision to reject the president's attempts to block his accounting firm releasing his tax returns trump's lawyer argued in court that the president is immune from any and all state criminal charges while he's in office. even if he shoots someone on the street. well they manhattan da is looking into the payment the president made to 2 women claiming they had affairs with him before the 2016 election. >>next at 5.30 a 6 month old puppy stolen from a shelter in berkeley, but the pup has been found the suspect though still on loose, the tactics used to get special access at the shelter. and why this appears to be a breach of trust. >>and just in time for the holidays, amazon is rolling out new delivery options to get your holiday items faster details next to 5.30. as the kincade fire inches. >>closer to full containment a local assistance center has been set up to help presidents with the law pr

the first televised hearings in president trump's impeachment inquiry have got under way in washingtonng ukraine to dig up damaging information onjoe biden, a possible presidential rival in next year's elections. the impeachment inquiry could eventually see trump removed from office. he denies any wrongdoing. 0ur north america editor jon sopel has been watching. history in the house... this is like the super bowl for politics, the day the impeachment hearings go public. and coast—to—coast, all the us tv networks are gearing up for the unfolding drama that could be the decisive moment of the trump presidency. and early this morning, in the white house residence, the light is on and the tweets are angry. in the committee room, it's a scrum, an hour before the hearing gets under way. first up was this man, george kent. he is a senior state department official, overseeing ukraine affairs. i do not believe the united states should ask other countries to engage in selective, politically associated investigations or prosecutions against opponents of those in power, because such selective acti

and can't have our youth be so affected. >> white house and trump campaign officials tell "the washingtonost," trump changed his mind because he fears that upsetting vapors could hurt his re-election chances. trump also believes that job losses in the vaping industry could stop the economic growths. juul will stop selling pods, other than tobacco and menthol. as of last week, there's been 42 confirmed deaths. >>> china and the u.s. held constructive discussions about a phase one trade deal, amid reports that the negotiations hit a rough patch. that positivity coming from chinese state media. the two sides had a phone call. stocks hit record highs friday, after larry kudlow said washington and beijing were close. pete navarro repeated sunday, with high praise for the negotiating style of lighthizer. >> my lighthizer rule is all negotiations should be closed doors. we're on a glide path to a deal. >> he says, don't believe the leaks. never believe the leaks. the day in/day out leaks on the trade deal. navarro would not say if a trade deal would be reached this year. until then, tariffs are

trump. the washington port reporting president trump's attorney was in talked to represent a prosecutor who giuliani was also working with to dig up dirt on joe biden. and it comes on the heels of another revelation about the timeline. we now know president trump was aware of a whistle-blower complaint against him when he released the aid to ukraine. that is after he withheld the nearly $400 million aid package for nearly two months. that revelation coming from "the new york times." as cnn's alex marquardt reports, the new developments are poking holes in president trump's adamant dependence of no quid pro quo. >> reporter: new revelations deflating the white house's and republican allies defense over the president's actions with ukraine. >> there was no quid pro quo. >> reporter: according to "new york times," by the time the president released the aid money for ukraine on september 12th he had been briefed by white house lawyers about the whistle-blower complaint against him. so trump knew about the complaint which accused him of using the power of his office to solicit interference from

members may decide they don't want to be part of the house minority, particularly in president trump's washingtonges in mind next week when the house impeachment trial becomes a public affair. all that turnover in the past few years means more new faces, less institutional memory than it had just a few years ago. particularly in the president's own party. and that could make the partisanship even more bitter than we have seen it up until now, if that's even possible. when we come back, why some candidates should be happy and some not so much now that michael bloomberg looks as if he's about to run for president. end game is next. s next tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. to he♪ you grow and protect your wealth. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's gentle rounded brush head re

and seeking to ease tensions the turkish president needs donald trump in washington for the 1st time to 2017 we'll look at some of the key disputes between the 2 nato allies. to. a very warm welcome to you you're watching r.t. international with me and. we begin in brazil where day one of the annual bric summit is underway this wednesday russian president vladimir putin has arrived in brazil you know with all the leaders ready to get down to business the international grouping represents over 3000000000 people worldwide and seeks to develop economic and political cooperation. but there has been marked by protests 2 after supporters of venezuelan opposition leader one kwaito earlier storms the country's embassy in brasilia from where maria from ocean are now reports. i imagine as well embassy here in the city of brasilia in dayton i can tell you that the situation here on the ground is quite boring just a while ago there was a fight between the supporters of and as well as legitimate president nicolas maduro and those who own the site of the country's self-proclaimed leader who won wh

trump. en washington, claudia uceda. las audiencias sobre el escÁndalo de ucraniadijo que el testimonio del embajador gordon sondland habÍa sido fundamental. ilia: pero el presidente trump no piensa lo mismo y tampoco otros de su gobierno a quienes implico el testigo. >> el presidente trump saliÓ de la casa blanca con notas a mano escritas con un rotulador negro y en letras mayÚsculas decÍan que no querÍa nada. repitiendo las palabras del embajador gordon sondland sobre una conversaciÓn que tuvo con el mandatario. " no quiero nada. no quiero nada de ucrania. se lo dije dos veces cuando me pregunta quÉ es lo que yo querÍa." dijo trump refiriÉndose a la concesiÓn que sostuvo con el embajador. la casa blanca se aferrÓ a esa declaraciÓn como defensa del resto del testimonio de gordon sondland. donald trump tambiÉn se distanciÓ del embajador . dice es un hombre que no conoce bien. gordon sondlandtodo 1,000,000 de dÓlares para la fiesta de inauguraciÓn en enero del 2017. >> que se juega con las palabras y las frases. creo que

why oh so we are seeing a replaying what occurred in that as well of course to the delight of trump in washington into one of their stooges in power no question this is a coup because. if we want out of this war and 47 percent openly elects well or $600000.00 or 10 percent more they made but of course another term for it will be to the detriment of the chance of actually companies. the proponents of meal the bill and so they staged its last the military coup. there keep these troops in the hands into power so that they. resume control. the annual summit of the world's 5 major emerging economies is now taking place in brazil the leaders of russia india china and south africa and brazil are added the event the brics group represents more than $3000000000.00 people worldwide and seeks to develop economic and political cooperation. the summit has also been marked by protests and supporters of venezuelan opposition leader earlier stormed their country's embassy in brasilia artie's where if national reports. i imagine as well embassy here in the city of brazil here in dayton i can tell you that the sit

. >>> president trump left washington for a friendlier crowd this weekend. ded college football game in alabama where his public approval rating is his highest. democrats hoping to unseat mr. trump next november are out in important early voting states. democrats learns michael bloomberg might jump into this race. >> i think it's clear from the polling that most democrats are far from making up their minds. there's a long way to go in this race. >> first primary votes will be cast in less than 90 days from right now. it's finally going to get here. >>> anthony flores joining us now with sports. >> that's right. the votes are in. it's going to be a big game monday night for the 49ers. and the 49ers are favorite in monday night's showdown against seattle. are they finally getting the respect they deserve and do they care what others are saying? stick around. sports is next. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywher

our top stories: public impeachment hearings into donald trump's presidency get under way in washingtona joke. i have not watched, i have not watched for one minute because i've been with the president, which is much more important as far as i am concerned. earlier president erdogan received a warm welcome to the white house — despite tensions over the war in syria is there still time to stop brexit? ahead of the uk election — outgoing european council president donald tusk plays political football. don't give up. in this match we have had added time and now we are in extra time and perhaps it will go to

. >>> president trump responding to a "washington post" report that a growing number of lawmakers acknowledge a shift in strategy. these republicans insist the president's action was not illegal and does not rise to an impeachable offense. president trump, though, is not changing his defense. the exchange there was, no quid pro quo, tweeting, false stories. are being reported and a few republican senators are saying that president trump they have done a quid pro quo. there is nothing wrong with that. perhaps so, but read the transcript. there is no quid pro quo. >>> three new national polls putting joe biden on top, with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders on top less than 100 days until the iowa caucuses. biden leads by ten points in the latest fox news poll of democratic and democratic-leaning voters. the former vice president tops sanders by 12 points. biden's lead over warren in the "washington post"/abc news poll, sanders has five points. >>> joe biden and bernie sanders are panning elizabeth warren's medicare for all plan. warren released her $20.5 trillion proposal next week. it puts b

trump. they don't like washington. the heartland of america is coming back to president trump. the democrats are killing joe biden with this impeachment stuff. >> sanders and warren. this is 40% of the democratic base. that's a big block for barack obama to write off. >> it's a huge block and a huge problem. sanders and warren advocate getting rid of private health insurance for people who have insurance and like it. and they are supposed to believe the government will make you feel better about. >> the democrats impeachment scam is not the only thing turning voters off. "new york times" said that democratic leaders are calling medicare for all a political liability. warren is in a free fall. down 14 points. half of her support gone. is this medicare for all the reason that warren is hemorrhaging? >> it's because voters are getting a clear look at here. mayor bloomberg is trailing the mayor of south bend. >> scary times. i have to share this with you, scott. the trump campaign unveiled a new anti-impeachment ad, spending $2 million to broadcast this. take a look. >> the democra

we begin with the washington post, and afghanistan, where president trump visited for the first time,troops deployed here. mr trump announced he had resumed peace negotiations with the taliban. 0n the reuters news website, outgoing eu council president donald tusk has said us president donald trump poses one of the biggest challenges for the european union, because he is praying for the breakup of the bloc. former belgian pm charles michel, who will become the new president in a handover ceremony today, has said the eu also risks splits over the coming brexit trade talks. the telegraph, like many uk papers, looks at the fallout following a recent tv climate change debate. uk prime minster borisjohnson, who was asked but did not appear at the debate, has threatened a major shake—up of channel 4 after the conservatives accused the broadcaster of conspring to shut them out after refusing to let conservative michael gove to take part. in place of the absent prime minister, channel 4 placed a melting ice sculpture which represented the climate crisis. in the guardian business pages, 12 eu

>> donald trump is skeptical of foreign aid and washington loves foreign aid because it allows politicians ambassadors and government bureaucrats to do our favorite thing, give away other people's money. donald trump was especially concerned about the ukraine because it was the third most corrupt country in the world. of course, everybody in washington wants you to believe that russia is always our enemy and ukraine is the friend when the reality is far more complex than that.s republicans do their best work today when they drove a wedgeha between that which sondland presumed in the wisdom as part of the diplomatic world in which he actually heard and saw. i think that mike turner, johni radcliff, jordan did a good job showing that the only direction that ambassador sondland got from president trump is that president trump did not want anything, he just wanted zelensky to fulfill the commence in the campaign to clean up the country. they just did not sit well withd permanent washington and that's why the show goes on. >> tucker: so would you say that's really the take away? this is a debat

trump. washington abuzz with a new poll from the "new york times," measuring how these candidates would do in key states in the presidential race. remember, nationwide polls don't tell us much. it's a few select states that decide who becomes president, and it's not california. "the times" found trump and bernie sanders about even. the candidates that jump out at you are biden and warren. biden the poll found would take pennsylvania and wisconsin, arizona, and the key state of florida. warren would take just arizona. so against warren, trump would take florida, that's that key state, michigan, north carolina, and in the scenario win the election. it's important for both sides or all three sides to remember we're still a long way out yet. we're watching everything that's happening in washington. we'll be waiting on the new transcripts. follow me, i'm @scottmcgrew. >> thank you, scott. >>> new details a bay area parent charged in a college admissions scandal is serving his sentence in the central valley. winery owner augustin huneeus reported to prison, sentenced to five months in prison and fi

nice guy, but sometimes it takes a donald trump to change washington. >> jeff, very early ad we're seeingy ad and it's a good reminder that there is another candidate, another 2020 candidate in this field who is running, donald trump. and he has so many advantages. and the biggest thing at this point is money. he can use that ad and he can advertise in a big way. so that ad was even praised by david pluff, who was the campaign manager for obama in '08. it was a smart ad and a reminder that this is going to be a close race. for all the democrats who think there's no chance that the president could be reelected, not true. most sitting presidents are reelected. so i think as we sit here today one year from the general election day, we have no idea what the next year will hold, who the nominee will be, but we do know that president trump is going to enter with a consolidated republican base. i think it was a very strong ad. >> and focus on the message, which is while they try to impeach me, i'm here getting stuff done. >> can he do that? >> that's the big question, the president daily sort of

trump's wheelhouse. he is going to enjoy that comparison. host: we are talking with the white house correspondent for the washington examiner. you talked to president trump in the oval office. he was behind the resolute desk. the president wants to read the transcript of that phone call and do so as a sort of fireside chat on live telev call and do so as a sort of fireside like thursday when they were talking about how to hunchback on this. -- punch back on this. house democrats put forward their plan of how they were going to go about it, the rules or impeachment. the president had nothing on his agenda. we discussed the impeachment. that is clearly what he wanted to talk about. he wanted to set up how he is going to defend himself. feels and the way it came across is he's done nothing wrong. he kept coming back to the transcript. it was a letter or memo put out by the white house describing that call. the phonehe view that call transcript clears him. about wanting to produce a t-shirt saying read the transcript. this is his point. if he could just get on tv and talk to the public and read word for word the letter he put out

president donald trump is underway in washington 2 senior officials left and colonel alexander vin man did tell her williams been giving evidence about a disputed phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart both say they had concerns about the cole. so we'll get the latest from d.w. our washington bureau chief xander. welcome alexandra so what we heard from today's 1st 2 witnesses both witnesses today provided a 1st hand account of what happened on this infamous phone call between president donald trump and president zelinsky of ukraine on july 25th joining phil williams talked about that she saw that this phone call walks unusual and political in nature and lieutenant colonel men told the house intelligence committee how concerned she was and disturbed by this phone call and that he talked about those concerns will be in his chain of command out of a sense of duty and was quite interesting to watch this hearing and how the republicans who were clearly trying to undermine mr vint men's testimony they question he's a lawyer loyalty they are asked whether he ever lea

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