some countries into evacuating their citizens from china among them south korea japan the united kingdom france germany india and the united states many others are planning evacuations at least one that isn't is pakistan the government says this is in the court larger interests of the region cold comfort particularly for the pakistani students stuck in and around some $800.00 of them according to the pakistani embassy in china that have been growing cold in pakistan . sort of for the government to bring the students back many have been sending social media and video messages asking to be evacuated here is a message from some in the city of jeans or an oz drive from on friday night you know more than 300 pakistanis ahead with us we're appealing to the pakistani government through this hour and bunny trust to please get us out of paris soon as possible. don't leave because we're under mental torture and constant. please please please rescue us from hand in every accident. similar pleas are being made by other students in china as well such as this one demanding that the pakistani government step

he was the winner of the 1956 suez crisis in which egypt essentially defeated the united kingdom france and israel. a remarkable income.cr in part because they had leaned towards egypt nonetheless, he have come out of that a winner. in february of 1958 syria and egypt had united together. today we have kind of forgotten arab nationalism as a motivating factor. the arab nationalism and the idea of one nation from the gulf to the ocean was one of the most powerful ideologies in the world and it was at the center of death. it's ironic because nasser in many ways it was a protÉge of the cia. they did not put them in office but even before it was in contact. and they identified it. as the wave of the future the united states wanted to be on the wave of the future. and saw arab nationalism as a very effective counter to communism in the middle east. it was kemal roosevelt. the skyoosevelt is and of the roosevelt family. most famous to americans as the man who put the shop back in power in 1953 when it was removed from power in iraq. but that's what he's famous for. less famous for the fact th

are spending 4, 5, 6 times what people in other countries, australia, japan, canada, the united kingdom, france, and germany. take the average of those countries, and we should not be paying any more than 120% of that. that is billions of dollars. hundreds of billions of dollars in savings, and in the legislation, that savings would be used to improve medicare, bytal, vision, and hearing like a half trillion dollars of benefits that is more significant for medicare than anything since its inception. very important for the seniors and would put a cap of $2000 on what seniors pay. have no caps on what they pay in the medicare program that some of them are in. so it lowers costs. it also says that the disadvantage is not just for all those who for get their drugs and private insurance as well. so it is a savings to the federal government and a savings to other government. it's a savings to business who are footing a lot of this bill, and it's a savings to individual families. having them have more discretion over their spending. i've seen grown men ride on the campaign trail because they cannot me

that's the united states, france, united kingdom and the soviet union. soviet union occupied the east and the other three countries, the west. and that included the capital city of berlin which was also divided into four sectors, one for each of the victors, again with the soviets occupying the eastern zone of berlin and the three western powers occupying the western zone of berlin. this starts the division of germany and the division of berlin after the war. that division became concrete erectiondirection -- of the berlin wall in 1961. the wall was put up by east germans ostensibly to keep people out. in the years after world war ii and with the occupation of east germany and east berlin, by the soviets, hundreds of thousands of people in the east had been fleeing to the west. these numbers became larger and larger. it was a terrible drain of intelligence and of skills in the east. these numbers, these large numbers, in the months leading up to august, 1961. the east germans called what we called the berlin wall the anti-fascist fork. it was ostensibly,

those only support is from the white house on a journey of party due to foreigners from the united kingdom to france and other major various countries. russia's foreign ministry has condemned the sanctions against walls and have to subsidize what impact did that cut they have on russian u.s. relations well we understand that what the u.s. wants is unipolarity complete germany that's why they fear russia they fear. any country that can impose their 'd uniform desire. so there's already been a sense relationship with russia they fear a strong military economic political power weather comes in the form of above aren't as well or russia or china so we can expect more of the same from your superiors. and the u.s. a function rosneft stat trading brokerage in switzerland but a stock sort of sanctioning the parent company well this has any real impact on rosneft well certainly that's their intention they want to continue to fully isolate venezuela we've seen a sane economic war against cuba but russia is a powerful perching of the mess natural resources of people certainly russia and the other countries in

france? why isn't the united kingdom paying money? why aren't they paying money? why are we paying money? is not a correct statement? i said find out what the hell is going on and i told that to all my people, omb, and i said and i asked that question and i said how much is germany pain and why isn't germany pain? and why is the united states

woman is in the hospital as the number of cases pops overnight in self nations including the united kingdom and france and iran. as for the solano county case, they're trying to figure out how she became infected. she was not traveling to china or had contact with anyone there and the cdc recently transferred an infected patient to a san mateo county hospital for treatment. >> as of this morning there are now 83,000 cases of the virus worldwide and 2,800 people have died and the number are deaths are rising and there are now 60 confirmed cases in the united states. nbc bay area is dead waited to bringing you every development on the story. we have more live team coverage including a breakdown of the signs and symptoms to look out for. but first let's check in with sarah dallof with a closer look at our solano county case getting national attention. >> yeah, that is correct marcus and laura. you just mentioned the unique case in the bay area. well health officials and the white house are keeping a very close eye on how that unfolds. meanwhile the trump administration is striking back against c to comba

transmission from people with no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday. the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger. but ford no it's only a spark objective remains containment. number of cases are still in mainland china itself over 40000 that's 40185 people have now been diagnosed with the illness and 908 people have died outside mainland china 452 people have tested positive with 2 deaths japan has recorded the highest number of positive tests 161 people diagnosed 135 of them on board a cruise ship quarantined in hama. well china's leader has rarely been seen in public since the outbreak began told a hospital in beijing on monday she jinping was a surgical mask and had his temperature checked by a hospital worker told officials and staff that confidence was needed to win the battle against the virus monday marked the 1st working day off to beijing's extended nearly a holiday because of the outbreak. we must fight the battle the total warfare of the people's war against the epidemic with full confidence we

overnight in several nations including the united kingdom and france and iran, and health experts are retracing the woman's steps. she's not traveled to china nor in contact with anyone who was there. >> as of this morning there are now 83,000 cases of the virus worldwide. 2,800 people have died. most are in china but the number of deaths elsewhere is rising. and there are now 60 confirmed cases in the united states. >> we have live team coverage this morning including a breakdown on signs as symptoms continue. first, let's go to "today in the bay" sarah dallof with the latest. >> she has a closer look at the solano county case now getting national attention, sarah. >> reporter: that is correct marcus and laura. you just mentioned the impact of the unique case there in the bay area. here in washington, the white house keeping a close eye on how that unfolds. meanwhile the trump administration is striking back at criticism that it acted too slowly or isn't doing enough to stop the spread of the mysterious and deadly illness. the president insisting that his response has been, quote, in

the time has come for the united kingdom, germany, france, russia and china to recognize this reality must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal. and we must all work together toward making a deal with iran that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place. >> seth: oh now you want a deal? you already ripped up one. and then attacked them why would they negotiate a second deal with a guy who lies about everything and always goes back on his word it's like if you got one of those spam calls offering you a free cruise, and then they called you again and you were like, "okay, i'll give you my social security number again, but this time i better get that trip to hawaii i want to go paddle boarding with obama oh god, he's shirtless, run! [ laughter ] this strategy of ripping up the deal, attacking them, and then demanding a new deal, obviously makes no sense trump's impulsive see-sawing from conflict to threats to restraint show us why congress must reclaim its constitutional power and stop any president, let alone a president as deranged as trump, from unilaterally waging a

transmission from people we know travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of these small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark objective remains containment china's president xi jinping has been out in a beijing neighborhood promising the fight against the virus will be one indian brown has more on that. we haven't seen much of president xi jinping during the past couple of weeks that changed on monday when state television broadcast pictures of him visiting a district of beijing he met neighborhood representatives volunteers and medical workers and there he was wearing a surgical face miles i think that's possibly the 1st time we've seen the chinese president wearing a face mask he also had his temperature taken this was president xi jinping doing his best to burnish his man of the people image he also came to deliver a message he said that together the chinese people the country can overcome this virus if they work together. we must fight the battle for total warfare and the people's

network here in germany why well we have some role models like the united kingdom for example or france they all seem to be in a certain few of losing cooperation chances with china but i don't want to be ironic look some of the i only know the german word untender the unturned in the census of 5 g. are made from reiman and they are created in china 100 percent of the way and 10 are made from the germans very interesting process nichols but how you know how about the accusations here now when the parliament has achieved a change in the governmental papers on that and we have achieved that our government has to reconsider some of its position and this was achieved last week so also a strong position also to politic on the the leading telecom provider in your country they are already in talks with a way to provide 70 percent of radio transmission gear for 5 d. i mean those talks are already happening and you're talking in the parliament when georgia telecom is negotiating deals with huawei already well one of the main of the bigger sponsors of the munich security conference as well weigh

transmission from people was not travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark of objective remains containment and in thailand passengers on a cruise ship are being refused permission to disembark of a u.s. company which owns the ship says there is no reason to believe anyone on board has the virus westerdam has already been turned away from japan and the philippines. promise and hong kong he says the blame for the outbreak is being laid on local officials. state media confirmed on choose day that 2 officials from the health commission in who had been removed from their post the most senior officials to lose their jobs since this crisis began these officials are essentially being blamed for in a sense covering up the extent of the outbreak in early january that seems to be because there was a very important political gathering happening in wu hand at the time and perhaps they didn't want it to be overshadowed by you know an emergency the

of a sudden it's history in china house official leave rolled out a plan to gasoline cars france the united kingdom and india all they're all doing it pays out in gasoline and diesel fuel vehicles here in germany a court has ruled in favor of banning diesel vehicles and parts of. why the reversal for one thing younger generations have had enough off fossil fuels and their devastating effect on our planet's future. we've just been through the hottest decade ever recorded and besides climate change combustion engine spit out pollution that causes millions of deaths each year things need to change fast but we conduce 3 has been skeptical for years and you want to go on there was a good story that's not our group of the movie shows make him hide for an idiot the outside sitting in medium fog this was electrified so young kids have been going out for the good we're going to see the fire was about to close as well so some people are claiming hey we've got the perfect solution for making the combustion engine carbon neutral and i would love that because then i could do this. to me. without having any regr

a sudden it's history in china how is it visually rolled out of plants to gasoline cars france the united kingdom and india all they're all doing it is out of gasoline and diesel fuel vehicle here in germany a cool has ruled in favor of banning diesel vehicles and pop some of the car industry it isn't really happening at all and you want to do a longer was on the look through the roof of the movie show some people are claiming hey we've got the perfect solution for making the combustion engine carbon neutral and i would love that because then i could do this. at least. without having any regrets and for the sound it doesn't get better than the perhaps length of. blue. and these are the silver bullets to save the combustion engine supposedly straw that is processed into bio methane and the latest innovation fuel that can be created from thin air. 5 tons of straw processed here every hour every day more this is a lot of soul. the straw used is what's left over from the harvest. the company verb buys it up and turns it into bio methane. than it's sold to motorists feeling station. thought. germany t

there's yet another area of low pressure moving in from the west this time missing united kingdom instead going across france on the low countries as a run the forecast through thursday there you can see heavy snow pushing in towards eastern parts of france that will run over the alps which is good but least and quite a long way north into much of western and central parts of germany cause in 0 problems over the high ground of eastern belgium in particular be could see $15.00 to $20.00 centimeters of snow now widespread 5 centimeters is possible so some travel disruptions on the cards here quieter conditions across the u.k. but temperatures no great shakes just 6 degrees in london across more a snare is generally find that low pressure moving through the baltics still getting some very unsettled weather conditions at times and through friday more rain coming in much of it quite like that across these western areas and then snow working its way across more eastern parts down through into the balkans as we head into northern and central parts of africa where the conditions generally are looking ok but of breez

has become very profitable especially in france and in the united kingdom so this is a just b. c. then just another example of one player trying to adapt to the changing reality in the financial sector. well yes the technological overhaul of the whole sector is something that has hit h.s.b.c. as well new leaner banks that offer new leaner banking products and services have entered the markets and traditional banks like h.s.b.c. get to see this but here in this case of h.s.b.c. i think a whole bundle of reasons are problematic for many decades this bag really dominated the financial center in hong kong so the problems in hong kong. were something that the bank got to feel and also fierce competition from other large chinese brands that have been emerging it just b.c. is to cut around 15 percent of its global workforce. telling a story from frankfurt corner thank you. now in a surprise announcement the world's richest man has said he'll be spending $10000000000.00 of his own money to help $5.00 climate change and a post on instagram amazon founder jeff bezos said this summer he'll s

well the meeting is expected to take place very shortly it was called by france the united kingdom and the united states and the meeting will be focused on the syrian city of it live and the fighting that's going on there the white house is calling for russia to stop its activities in the ad libbed take a listen. within the last 2 weeks of january alone egypt faced over 1000 to tuck's the death toll a number of injured among syrian troops and civilians outside the deescalation zone has already passed hundreds of people russian and turkish specialists are also among those tragically killed. whether a new defensive back by russia is aimed at the remaining g. hottest terrorists that are in the city now a group considered by moscow to be a major threat is the. organization which is designated very widely as a terrorist group the group carried out 1400 attacks with tanks machine guns and having machinery it's been countering civilian protests against the ongoing presence of the militant group in the province it's attacked humanitarian corridors and it's been using civilians as human shields

transmission from people was not travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today. the detection of these small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but ford know it's only a spark objective remains containment books are suspected to have killed 30 people in northeastern nigeria gunman set fire to cars parked along the highway in borno state most of the victims were travellers sleeping in their vehicles. democrat presidential hopefuls are campaigning in new hampshire the 2nd vote to select a nominee will take place later on tuesday last week the result of the iowa caucus was delayed by technical problems former mayor pete but it's not really came ahead of bernie sanders plans for a smooth handover of power in germany have taken a hit with chancellor angela merkel successor declaring she no longer wants the job and it will have calm column by hours stepped aside after an internal run over the far right party a.f.p. and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after twice a victim by phone. to move toward the low. i

transmission from people with no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no. it's only a spark of objective remains containment at least 30 people have been killed in an attack in northeastern nigeria suspected to be the work of the group. attack happened just outside the city of my degree capital of borno state on sunday gunman set fire to cars parked along the highway and reportedly kidnapped women and children the victims were sleeping in their vehicles because the army closes roads to my degree after 6 pm local time for security reasons. and the u.s. department of justice is charged for chinese military hackers of the 2017 cyber attack at equifax credit reporting agency the attack resulted in a data breach that affected nearly $150000000.00 people attorney general william barr says it's one of the largest states of breaches in history in search of india's sole is the program coming up next exploring the country's growing religious tension. think. i'm

united kingdom and the united states. sex scandals all huge but here in france traditionally levy plea of a private life. is fiercely protective but prevention i agree that. it was emmanuel michael's choice to be the next at harris man. i he's hot to stand down off to images of him. pleasuring himself and what i posted online yesterday at he has basically no really apologize for this year even confessed. that yes- confirmed rather that it was definitely him in those images. no apologies just anger radio what he called ignoble attacks. and he says this is the culmination of months of defamation. at death threats even so he's not standing down shame but he says he's doing it to protect his family. and he was very much seen as very close to a manual mackerel. i one of the fastest list to do that that party to join a manual michael when he formed his new policy. at so he has made himself. very much a talking point not just here in france but around the world sex sells and everyone's reporting on this one. at witut questionon and suddenly everyone's talking about it online lots of people joking about it. at b

roads to fix but we've given them money tell me why isn't germany paying money why isn't france why isn't united kingdom paying money why are they paying money while we paying the money is that a correct statement like i say find out what the is going on and i told that to all of my people o.m.b. i said here's the question how much is germany paying why isn't germany paying why is the united states always the sucker because we're a bunch of suckers but that's turning around fast but it makes it harder when stuff like this happens because you want to focus and you want to focus perfectly think what we could have done if the same energy was put into infrastructure prescription drug prices think of what we could have done and i'm now talking both sides think of what we could have done if we had the same genius because it's genius i will say it's genius on the other side maybe even more so because they took nothing and brought me to a final vote of impeachment that's a very ugly word to me it's a very dark word very ugly. they took nothing pitted a phone call that was a totally appropriate call i call it a

think what is really interesting is why this is such an issue here in the united kingdom when we are just across the channel from franceinstance, which builds its wonderful high—speed railways. other countries seem to be able to build infrastructure in a way that isn't such a political hot potato and the fact is that transport is really unbalanced here in the united kingdom. if you live in the south—east, living a good life in terms of transport, but that is not ok. we have to have equitable investment across the rest of the country and everybody acknowledges that. but the critics of this, get the question is, if not this, then what. whether or not as well it is going to deliver on what it says. the critical saying that spending all this money on cutting travel time from 20 minutes, half—an—hour, to a ridge that already exists but is actually about the north. this ability better connectivity between the north and within an office, notjust between the north and south. yes, i agree. and also questions about costs, of tickets, whether it's going to be absorbed because of the huge amount of money that is going to be invest

transmission from people was no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today. the detection of these small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but ford no it's only a spark objective remains containment and in thailand passengers on a cruise ship are being refused permission to disembark a westerdam has already been turned away from japan and the philippines head of the world health organization has warned of a growing risk of a pandemic as we said is human to human transmission and to continue let's go to adrian brown who is live in hong kong adrian a lot of developments in the last 24 hours can you get us up to speed. yeah this is a crisis that's really playing out in real time there are developments happening almost in on the hour every hour after noon in china it was reported on state media for instance that the 2 most senior health officials in hooper province have now been removed from their posts this suggests that a political purge is now under way in the past few days a number of lower ranking officials have also been d

transmission from people with no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark of objective remains containment let's go to katrina you now in beijing with the latest let's start with xi jinping making his 1st public appearance since the outbreak began is is that calming and reassuring people. well it's his appearance was certainly designed to do so i mean it's a very tense time here we're supposed to have the end of the chinese new year holiday on monday but people are still staying indoors is still a lot of fear here not only in beijing but china generally so she didn't pay and did a tour of hospitals in beijing $1.00 which was is known for treating texas diseases there are more than $300.00 cases just in beijing also and he also spoke via video called to some medical doctors medical stuff in now she didn't pay was saying that the people who hanna humor as he called them here were city and that if if china is able to win the battle in th

transmission from people with no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark our objective remains containment let's go to katrina you in beijing for the latest we understand cheating ping as been seen in public for the 1st time since the outbreak began what's his message been in is it assuring people. that's right so she didn't being for the 1st time since the outbreak began the scene in public you was seen donning a face mask you visited 2 hospitals in beijing in beijing itself there are about $300.00 or so cases of the coronavirus and you also spoke to by video conference those doctors and health workers in rwanda in the front line of this and he said that was a city of heroes and that this is really what he's called a people's war against the outbreak and it seems to be that his his tour yesterday his appearance really had 2 goals one it was as you mentioned to reassure the people this is a time of extreme tension and fear around chi

transmission from people with no travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark our objective remains containment let's go to katrina you're in beijing for the latest xi jinping being seen for the 1st time in public what's his message been katrina. that's right so she didn't being visited to hospitals here in beijing you was wearing a mask getting his temperature checked he was telling people that he couldn't shake their hands because of these special times and it seems he had 2 messages the 1st being that he was there to reassure the people this is a time of low morale and high fear around the country and he wanted to tell the people that that this outbreak has been dealt with at the very top and that he's personally or overseeing what he's called a war like effort to fight this outbreak he spoke on via video chat to medical teams in war he called them heroes he said that everything was being done to help them he also admitted that this ou

we've seen it in france, the united kingdom and outside the region.s a key factor in the sense it requires a bigger response protocol and it requires essentially law enforcement to respond differently with deadly force. when we look at how police are trained to intervene in these situations, of course, you don't want any kind of explosive to go off, so you have -- you're sort of forced to try to contain the person. on the other hand, you're forced literally to take the person out. so this brings in an added element of danger because you're rushing assets to the scene, at the same time you're trying to get everybody in the area safe in a big hurry. and there will be gunfire and there might be an explosion if the person -- if it turns out the bomb was real, of course, it's a major threat to officers and bystanders. so even a fake bomb situation causes much more disruption and consternation than one without. >> and we also know the police were following -- they were monitoring the suspect as soon as he was released. talk to us about that practice here an

transmission from people was not travel history to china like the cases reported in france yesterday and the united kingdom today the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire but for no it's only a spark of objective remains containment and in thailand passengers on a cruise ship are being refused permission to disembark the westerdam has already been turned away from japan and the philippines. a train route the latest now from hong kong so the numbers keep increasing and and now people are losing their jobs as well later. yes that's right the 2 most senior officials in the local health commission in who bay province have been dismissed i think there's going to be other sackings in the days and weeks to come i think possibly the mayor of new hand the local police chief the local party chief must all be feeling quite vulnerable now now state media which reported the sackings also says that many other local officials have also been removed from their posts during the past couple of days and weeks what is happening at the moment richelle is that there is a lot of a

france? why isn't united kingdom paying money? why aren't they paying money? why are we paying the money? >> president there claiming several european countries are not helping ukraine, but as "the new york times" fact checkpoints out, those countries, quote, provide more development and humanitarian aid to ukraine than the united states does. though the united states is the largest provider of military assistance. but let's not forget how lev parnas of all people contributed to the president's limited understanding of the situation in ukraine. we know this thanks to the recording april 2018 that his lawyer confirmed to nbc news. >> all the pipeline goes to ukraine. >> his oil? >> number one in europe. >> yeah. >> ukraine? >> yes. >> how come -- they don't have any money? >> the biggest problem there we need to start is we have to get rid of the ambassador. she's still left over from the clinton administration. >> the ambassador of ukraine? >> yeah. she's basically walking around telling everybody, wait, he's going to get impeached, just wait. >> i don't remember. >> get rid of her. get h

france. why isn't united kingdom paying money. why aren't they paying money. why are we paying money. is that a correct statement, mike? find out what the hell is going on. and i told that to all of my people, omb, i asked that question. how much is germany paying. why isn't germany paying. why is the united states always the sucker? because we're a bunch of suckers. >> so according to the fact check by "the new york times," those countries are in fact contributing to ukraine's efforts to counter act russian aggression. they provide more development than the united states does. the united states is the largest provider of military assistance. european country haves provided $1.6 billion compared with 807 million from the united states. according to organization for economic cooperation and development. >> joining us now from washington, white house reporter for politico, gabby orr. good morning to you. quite a day, pretty ironic, the president holding up the copy of the "washington post," considering "the washington post" is banned from the white house and no one is allowed to have a

our economy -- that would be australia, japan, canada, the united kingdom, germany, francep and germany -- i was doing it geographically -- france and germany. take the average of those countries and we should not be paying any more than 120% of that. that is billions of dollars, hundreds of billions of dollars in savings and in the legislation, that savings would be used to improve medicare, dental, vision and hearing, by like a half a trillion dollars, a benefit that is more significant for medicare than anything since its inception. very important to america's seniors and it would put a cap on $2,000 on what seniors pay. they have no cap on what they pay in the medicare program that some of them are in. so that. so it lowers cost. it also says this advantage is not just for medicare. it's for all those who get their drugs in private insurance as well. it's a savings to the federal government, it's a savings to other governments, it's a savings to business who are footing as lot of this bill and it's a savings to individual families. again, giving the -- having them have more discretion over their spending. i've seen grown men

france? why isn't united kingdom paying money? why are they not paying money? why i we thank the money? a quick statement, mike? find out what the hell is going on. i tell that to all of my people, omb. i said how much is germany paying? why isn't germany paying? why is the united states always the soccer? because were a bunch of suckers, but that's turning around fast but it makes it harder with stuff like this happens it because you want to focus and you want to focus perfectly. think what we could have done if the same energy was put into infrastructure, prescription drug prices. think of what we could have done. and i'm now talking both sides. think of what we could have done it we had the same changes, because it's genius, i will say it's genius on the other side, maybe even more so, because they took a nothing and brought me to a final vote of impeachment. that's a very ugly word to me. it's a very dark work, very ugly. they took nothing. they took a phone call that was a totally appropriate call. i call it a protocol because it was. and they brought me to the final stages of impe