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correspondent helen humphrey she's in washington for us tonight eleanor earlier today we heard the statement from the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry navl or where is the mole report a likely to lead us now. right carl i think that opening statement today was the opening shot essentially in what could be a lengthy legal battle through the courts to gain more access to the mother report jerry nablus saying that he had subpoenaed to obtain access to the unredacted report as well as the underlying documents the evidence supporting that presumably with a view to finding out more information about the president and then you know from a democratic standpoint using it against him now the department of justice has until the first of may to respond to that they could well say no i think the question is what more the democrats looking to understand what has peaks that interest one aspect i think that which could prove interesting is those twelve on going criminal investigations which we now know about that something that the democrats may want to know more about but at the same time department of justice may decide not to give more inf

the us house judiciary committee says attorney general william is guilty of contempt of congress by had failed to provide congress with the full unredacted miller report on russian interference in the twenty six thousand election it comes as u.s. president don't trump his presidential privilege to block the release of information demanded by congress. counting has finished in thailand's general election twenty seven different parties were awarded seats in parliament with no single party winning an overall majority but the anti military opposition campus won the most seats the poor thai party associated with fugitive former prime minister attacks in shinawatra tops the field by winning one hundred thirty six constituencies. britain's prince harry and meghan the duke and duchess of sussex have named the new bond son archie harrison mountbatten windsor the couple's first child was born on monday archie is seventh in line to the british throne. this is africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes with the military still holding on to pods that we need to graffitti artist who is honoring tho

i gets thrilled over unprecedented loss of trust as he testifies before the us house judiciary committee. you preside over the, the trust in the f, b. i's history. people trusted the f b. i more when chair for hoover was running the place the when you are. and the reason is because you don't get straight answers the, the thursday afternoon for moscow. this is our t international with the latest and world news today. i'm here, elizabeth black to have you with us, china, russia relations like a threat and behaves like, megalomaniacs, that's according to russia's foreign minister while speaking on the sidelines of the audience. that the premium to do so, she is told and breaks that even the relationship between rushing china is a threats. and the to this only proves the urgency of our task, of going through the molding forms of colonialism and had gemini, needa is non threatening to respect the solvency of other states. this is miguel, the many deadlines, this leadership to your car there is more than 10000 kilometers away from builders . but the sort of deal is right in the fact that the b

in a letter sent to the us housejudiciary the us house judiciary committee, the us housejudiciary committeeoss says he took down some material including humour and satire under pressure from senior officials. the white house is defended its action saying it encourage responsible actions to protect public health and safety. american weight loss drug maker eli lilly says it will sell a new vial over the seven found drug at around half the price. the drug was previously only available as injection pins. supply chains constraints have stopped the company from filling its pens leading to widespread shortages of the drug earlier this year. eli lilly said the move will increase consumers access to is about. sony is raising the price of its flagship playstation 5 injapan by 19%. starting from september the second, the console will be sold for around $550. the company says it has been hit by a severe external environment. playstation 5 is around four years old and sales of the device fell in the most recent quarter. turning now to the uk where one company is trying to make budget flip phone is popul

the us house judiciary committee has held another hearing in the impeachment proceedings against donald trump from secure his depression in ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden. on the u.s. justice department has found no evidence of political bias by the f.b.i. and it opened an investigation into contacts between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia and 2016. syrian activists say more than 18000 people have been displaced in the rebel held it lived province in the past 24 hours syrian the russian government their strikes have intensified despite a ceasefire announced by moscow in august at least 10 civilians were killed on sunday when a smith reports family love there was a market here in the southern italy village when the airstrikes began when. we didn't know they were russian jets according to the syrian observatory for human rights. volunteer white helmet how medics are there within minutes to do what they've done thousands of times during the civil war trying to save the lives of civilians them a scrabble full of dirt by hand when you know it. could disp

us. reaction house judiciary committee member and a fox news contributor. jason, we gave gates my radio microphone. we can't pay him. he did it for free. >> i loved it. >> sean: you did great. what i want to know jason, this is the game they are playing. they want to be able to hold this in perpetuity. the senate can't allow the house to dictate the terms?e >> no, the constitution says they have the sole power to

news live from berlin the us house judiciary committee wants to see the mole reports in full. and responsibility now to oath to congress told the president accountable to exact. a redacted version was made public yesterday it clears the presidents of collusion with brush up but lists a series of attempts to obstruct justice also on the program a vigil for a journalist shot dead during riots in northern ireland twenty one years after the signing of the gift.

house and i suspect they're going to remember it. our correspondent public fully is covering this story in washington and sent us this is. well as expected a very much divided house judiciary committee has voted along party lines and they've approved 2 articles of impeachment against president donald trump on friday and the 1st is for abuse of power over the ukraine scandal and the other is for obstructing congress's attempts to investigate him for it now democrats have said president trump active corruptly both the president defined as always said that the claims you know the whole process the claims against him are just a witch hunt and that there are a sham now the articles of impeachment are likely to be voted on in the democratic controlled house of representatives sometime next week they are expected to be approved and once that happens the case then moves on to the senate where president donald trump senate trial will take place as early as january 2020. 5 days after the eruption of. new zealand the death toll has now climbed to 151 of the injured died in hospital on saturday due to severe burns meanwhile rescue workers and police divers have been trying to recover the last 2

corporation banned in russia and recognized as extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the us house judiciary committeeere he admitted. that during the pandemic he actually worked as a censor for the biden administration. in 2021, senior biden administration officials, including the white house, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, expressed great disappointment when we did not agreed. i think the government pressure was wrong and i regret that we did not speak out more openly about it. during the pandemic , facebook deleted more than 20 million posts, zuckerberg succumbed to pressure from the fbi regarding the story of hunter biden's laptop . the new york post published an article about the bidens' corrupt ties, including with ukrainian burisma. but it was not an october surprise that could have changed the outcome of the election. in the end, all this did not happen. the article was announced russian disinformation. the first amendment says that the government will not abridge free speech. that's exactly what they did by forci

government in 2021 to censor online posts especially those related to covid, in a letter to us house judiciary committee said some material including covid related humor and satire was taken. down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said meta briefly demoted content related to joe biden's son hunter at the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he's not been outspoken about it. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been probing content moderation on online platform. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election this november. ukraine says dep. 16, fighter jets supplied by western countries to counter russia's recent large-scale drone and missile attacks. nobody talked about it, but we destroyed already in this huge attack of russians, we destroyed already some missiles and drones using gaf-16, i will share how many, but we did it thanks to partners that they gave it, g

2021 to censor online posts, especially those related. to covid-19 in a letter to the us house judiciary committee, he said some material including covid-related humor and satire was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said met a briefly demoted content relating to to a joe biden sun hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, the move came after the fbi's warning about potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure is wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about. the letter comes as us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter is a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. that's wrap for now, but stick around there plenty more to come here on press tv. see you in a bit. the world of horseb breeding and equestrian sports their endless challenges and also their significance in palestine, ancient land under the israeli regime's occupation for decades. for your liberty, i was fighting for peace, i was f

in 2021 to censor online posts especially those related to covid-19 and letter to the us house judiciary committee, he said some material including covid-related humor and satire was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said meta briefly demoted content relating. to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, the move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about it. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. earlier in our news review program we discussed how the us administration has tried to manipulate and censor free speech and the flow of online information. let's listen to what our guests had to say about that. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at leth bridge university from uh lethbrid

censure online posts especially those related to the covid-19 pandemic, in a letter to us house judiciary committee said some material including covid-related humor and satar was taken down under pressure from the biden harris administration. zuckerberg also said that metta briefly demoted content related to joe biden's son hunter ahead of the 2020 election. according to him, move came after the fbi's warning about a potential russian disinformation campaign. zuckerberg described the government's pressure as wrong, regretting that he has not been outspoken about it sooner. the letter comes as the us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regards zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election in november. join us now for the program is anthony hall professor of globalization at leathbrid. university from uh lethbridge canada and also clive menz's political uh economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here i guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall the

in letter to the us house judiciary committee he said some material including covid related humor andafter fbi's warning about a potential russian campaign of disinformation. zuckerberg described government's pressure. as wrong, regretting that he wasn't out spoken earlier about it. letter comes as a us judiciary committee has been investigating content moderation on online platforms. republicans regard zuckerberg's letter as a big win ahead of the presidential election this november. and earlier in our news review program we discuss how the us administration has tried to manipulate and censor free speech and the flow. online information. let's listen to what our guests had to say. joing us now for the program is anthony hall, professor of globalization at aleth bridge university from uh lethbridge canada and also uh clive menz's political economy analyst and researcher joining us from london gentlemen like to welcome you both to the uh program here i guess we'll start with you professor anthony hall there in uh canada thanks for joining us on the program sir um now aren't these uh pr

our top stories: the us house judiciary committee votes to hold attorney—general william barr in contemptport. no outright winner in thailand's election, so negotations begin over who will form the new government. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the south china morning post focuses on the rising trade tensions between china and the us and quotes a senior chinese government adviser who says it would've been "suicidal" for china to commit to the draft deal. he added that beijing is "prepared for failure" in these talks. hello as you go let‘s look now at the new york times‘ international edition reporting on the devastating effect the easter sunday bombings has had on sri lanka‘s tourist industry. losses this year could amount to as much as $1.5 billion. and finally, excitement about the royal baby continues in the uk, after the queen met her newest great—grandchild for the first time. london‘s free newspaper metro has devoted the whole of the front page to this picture of the family welcoming archie harrison mountbatten—windsor into the world.nb do not use the z

group threatened further unrest over the military's response to their demands and the us house judiciary committee is about to vote on whether to hold attorney general william barr in contempt over his refusal to release a full report by special counsel robert mueller into russian interference in the twenty sixteen election this has prompted donald trump to use executive privilege over the report and any underlying evidence. now south africans are voting in the country's sixth democratic general election since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred ninety four president cereal run up wholesale the governing african national congress n c has cast his vote is why he expected to win by a smaller margin after being hit by a series of corruption scandals in recent years opposition leaders mostly my money from the democratic and i and sam julius malema from the economic freedom fighters are also casting votes and speak to mark and webb who is at a polling station in johannesburg markham tell us how the voting sent going. in and xander township voting has been going on all day the first people

this is d w news live from berlin the us house judiciary committee wants to see the reports in full. responsibility now both to congress told the president accountable for exact. version was made public yesterday it clears the president of collusion with lists a series of attempts to obstruct justice also on the program this is the man who could turn ukraine's politics upside down and come to an incumbent president petro poroshenko fights for his.

spread to neighboring countries sparking a diplomatic row over who's responsible and the us house judiciary committee is you to hear another round of testimony to see whether they can get enough evidence to impeach president donald trump several witnesses are expected to appear including trump's former campaign manager and at 5. more news in half an hour but i'm back in a moment with this week's rewind. hello and welcome again to rewind summary when we launched al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the source of documentaries are the channels simply weren't doing here on rewind we revisit some of the best of them and find out how the stories of moved on and today we're returning to a film which had a major impact on young lives and changed the way a global business was developing tourism it is one of the biggest drivers of the global economy in 2018 it was worth nearly 9 trillion dollars making up more than 10 percent of the world's gross domestic products. after emerging from more than 2 decades of war in the 1990 s. cambodia has relied heavily on tourism to rebuild its

the us house judiciary committee has voted to hold william barr in contempt for refusing to release thepoenaed donald trump junior over that investigation. let us speak to wendy 0lsen, a former us district attorney for idaho —— wendy 0lson. i know you worked in washington with william barr at the department of justice. we spoke to you when the report first came out in its redacted form. i think you were fairly 0k redacted form. i think you were fairly ok with it then. you have since read the report. have you changed your mind? when we first spoke william barr had released his letter to congress summarising what he saw in the report, that was some weeks before the full report was released. and, yes, ithink weeks before the full report was released. and, yes, i think attorney general barr didn't characterise the report completely accurately, with respect to obstruction ofjustice. i think it is important here for a fuller version of the report to be released, certainly to congress, who has a oversight rule with respect to the executive branch of the notice as government. we know too that i

phase and a step closer to a vote then on whether or not to impeach the president the us house judiciary committee will hold its 1st hearing next wednesday and now it's invited donald trump along he said on twitter he'd love his council including secretary of state mike pompei or to testify to while calling it a democrat scam either way it's getting the washington press pack as you would expect fired up. president's own pentagon and his own security staff detailed a plot to extort foreign help to cheat in the reelection campaign the worst day with the most damning evidence for president trump in the impeachment inquiry that was driven by the president's personal political error and his interests so as they hearing heads to the next stage for me it was congressman ron paul thinks that what's happening right now is not proving positive for either the republicans or the democrats he speaks to us. i've always said that when you want to tell the truth in an amp hour it becomes treasonous and i think a lot of what we're doing our government is doing right now it's all fake as lot of the lying and innuen

congresswoman sylvia garcia, a democrat from texas and supporter of daca joining us now and on the house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> these lower courts have allowed daca renewals to continue while this legal process plays out. what's at stake here? >> there's a lot at stake. primarily the lives of the 800,000-plus dreamers, and then many more that are daca eligible but not applied. it's their lives, their families and the question whether or not they get to stay here, which is a place they consider home. the only place that many of them have ever known is the united states of america. in their heart in their mind, in their soul, they are americans. >> you must have considered the possibility of, if you're not successful here. if supporters of daca lose this decision, what then? >> well, we'll continue the fight. you know, we've already passed a

jerrold nadler — the chairman of the us house judiciary committee — said transparency was critical andgressional leaders are expecting to receive mr mueller‘s long—awaited findings later today. one of the uk's leading transplant surgeons says the current system for handling organ donations is at "breaking point". professor nizam mamode has told bbc 5 live investigates that he fears the system may not be able to cope when england moves to an opt out system for donations next year. adrian goldberg reports. the professor paints a bleak picture of a system under stress, with teams working extremely long hours and surgeons regularly working 36—hour shifts without a break. he says patients sometimes face delayed transplant operations because of the lack of availability of intensive care beds or operating theatres, and, in rare cases, this has led donated organs going to waste. there has been a huge success in transplanting patients so the number of transplants has increased by about 50% over the last 8—10 years. that has been fantastic for patients but what it has meant is that the workload

this is d w news live from berlin the us house judiciary committee wants to see the reports in full. and there's a possibility now both for congress to hold the president accountable for is that they were doctored version was made public yesterday it clears the president of collusion with russia but lists a series of attempts to obstruct justice also on the program this is the man who could turn ukraine's politics on its head incumbent president petro poroshenko fights.

president donald trump has been postponed until a few hours time the us house judiciary committee debated the charges for around 13 hours on thursday house democrats are pushing to charge the president with the abuse of power and obstruction of congress trumps a curious of breaking the law by withholding aid to pressure ukraine into investigating political rival joe biden well that's all for this hour we will be continuing our ongoing coverage of the british election results and the return of doris johnson to downing street will be live from london after the break to stay with us on al-jazeera. fishing boats with north korea a washing up on the shores of japan. some carrying dead bodies. to gates these mysterious go ships on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. week stories generate found scenes of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the park with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories we don't get into the

miller report has been blacked out which means it may include further revelations the us house judiciary committee has issued a subpoena for the full version as the focused now shifts to the possible obstruction of the investigation itself are to have has commentary. two years america waited for this hoped and prayed it would unmake trump all exonerate him that the new report would end this two year long drama about collusion hacking and conspiracy people would get closure what america got was this page off the redacted page sensitive into any legibility obviously some of this stuff could pass for modern art and as with everyone interprets this report how they want and they're having a good day i'm having a good day q who is called. no collusion no obstruction even it is incomplete for me to work with a mole report outlines disturbing evidence. president's trip in gauged in obstruction of justice and those of his kind of confused so was mueller trump may have been cleared of collusion but obstruction of justice scalia and in the air mueller writes that it's so complicated he couldn't decide whethe

another use, today's sparks flew as f b, i director christ already testified before the us house judiciary committee. republicans accused him a very responsibility for the public's distrust and his agency. you preside over the f. b i that has the lowest level of trust in the f, b, i's history. people trusted the f b i more who wouldn't share to whoever was running the place than when you are. and the reason is because you don't get straight answers. there was a lot of anticipation of the judiciary committee, hearing republicans said they were on the f. b i director re about abuse of power in his agency. and it certainly was a grilling things got heated. i mean, talk of a recent court ruling that dealt with the issue of suppression of conservative speech. have you read the rulings, or as i've reviewed it with our office of general counsel, are you deeply disturbed by what they've told you about the rule? and if you haven't read it yourself, uh, obviously we're going to comply with the court's order of the court's preliminary injunction. we sent out guidance to the field in the headquarters about how

is the us house judiciary committee of the united states has issued a subpoena to obtain the full russia investigation report by special counsel robert muller thus far only the redacted version has been available to report concluded that there was insufficient evidence that the trunk campaign colluded with moscow. and ukraine is preparing for the final round of its presidential election on sunday both candidates gave blood samples to prove their sobriety and they're due to take part in a t.v. debate election pits a professional comedian against the current president. still coming up on a day to be viewed as a global outcry over the death of a bangladeshi teen who reported her teacher for sexual harassment she was reportedly burned alive at the tally aisha and china's l g p d q community fights online censorship and social stigma we will speak with a filmmaker who has experience both in his country. stories and a whole lot more coming up on there's asia after a short break i'm sorry coming in berlin thank you so much for joining us have a great day. chua. will come to the funeral max you

entering a new phase and a step closer to a vote on whether to impeach the president the us house judiciary committee now is set to hold its 1st hearing next wednesday and it's invited donald trump along he said on twitter that he'd love his council including secretary of state mike pompei you testified to while calling him a democrat scam as well either way it's got in the washington press fired up as you'd expect president's own pentagon and his own security staff detailed a plot to extort for help to cheat in the reelection campaign the worst day with the most damning evidence for president trump in this impeachment inquiry that was driven by the president's personal political error and his interests course this whole impeachment saga kicked off in september when a whistleblower alleged that president trump abused his office during a phone call with ukrainian leader it centered on trump's efforts to get the authorities in kiev to investigate former democrat vice president joe biden sons senior role at a ukrainian gas company it's alleged pressured ukraine to investigate his political rivals by thr

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on wednesday internet giants revealed to the us house judiciary committee the amount of social media content has been linked to russia facebook said about out of two billion posts stylised only a few thousand were found to be linked to russian entities you chub could connect twenty five thousand dollars worth of advertising sales to russia and one thousand videos on its platform meanwhile facebook's boss mark zuckerberg has stated russia tried to interfere in the u.s. election via his platform burst at the congress hearing it appeared no one looked to see if anyone else was involved. it seemed to me you were each a little bit vague about oh yes we found hundreds or whatever i'm asking specifically were any of those other countries besides russia that were using your platform in appropriately it should be a yes or no i don't have the details i know we definitely work to detect and repel it's how i know that but who are in the foreign entities other than russia i would have to have my team follow up with you on that so you came prepared to help the democrats establish about russia but

well the us house judiciary committee is preparing to formally debate the 2 arctic . calls of impeachment against president donald trump it's the latest step in democratic party led efforts to formally charged with abuse of power and obstruction of congress democrats are trying to make the case that trump wrongly used his office to pressure ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden trump has repeatedly denounced the whole thing which it's. joining us from washington as we look at the live picture of expect from the hearings happening right now in washington. well we can expect probably a very long night here in washington d.c. and some contentious hearings that you're going to see going on now tonight as well this is the judiciary committee taking part in what's are called their markup which is basically technical language for the judiciary committee members able to debate the 2 articles of impeachment abuse of power and obstruction of justice these this procedure just got under way a few minutes ago with jerry nadler the head of the judiciary committee the

the impeachment inquiry into president trump moves up a gear, as the us house judiciary committee considers charges that lawmakers will vote on. eight wickets that led to a famous ashes victory — england fast bowler bob willis dies aged seventy. join us for today's electioncast. and also coming up before nine o'clock, it's daniel craig's swansong as bond. in so what can we expect from no time to die — in on the strength of this trailer. nato leaders have ended their seventieth anniversary meeting in watford. borisjohnson — who hosted the gathering of the west's military alliance — spoke of the solidarity at the heart of the organisation. but there've been plenty of behind—the—scenes tensions. there have been arguments about nato's future direction and what to do about syria — and in a meeting that was meant to be all about diplomacy, we had president trump calling his canadian counterpart justin trudeau two—faced. this report from our deputy political editorjohn pienaar does contain some flash photography. he loves to make a big entrance, whether or not he is always completely welcome. dona

jerrold nadler, the chairman of the us house judiciary committee, said transparency was critical andilege. congressional leaders are expecting to receive mr mueller‘s long—awaited findings in the coming hours. our correspondent chris buckler is in washington.. the us attorney general left for the department ofjustice once again to try to put together this summary, and all indications are at this stage that he wants to release the report today. we are expecting to get the summary of the report coming in the next few hours. when i say the summary of the report, it will be what he describes as the principal conclusions, the main findings of special counsel robert mueller. it won't be the full report, and that is why you are hearing democrats already pushing for this information, pushing to find the full report rather than just the main conclusions. even though neither democrats nor republicans, nor indeed the white house at this stage know what is inside the report, it has not stopped the political battle starting, with republicans seizing on this piece of information that has come out

spread to neighboring countries sparking a diplomatic row over who's responsible and the us house judiciary committeeis you to hear another round of testimony to see whether they can get enough evidence to impeach president donald trump several witnesses are expected to appear including trump's former campaign manager and advised. more news in half an hour but i'm back in a moment with this week's rewind. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm kemal santa maria when we launched al-jazeera english more than 10 years ago our goal was to bring you the sorts of documentaries the channels simply want to hear on rewind we revisit some of the best of them and find out how the stories of moved on and today we're returning to a film which had a major impact on young lives and changed the way a global business was develop.

reported on president joe barton's handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that binding could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool memory, what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation. nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general, my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. i think i'll hate it. has this update from washington? it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans, a look at by these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classified documents. that wouldn't be able to be proven beyond a reas

july, heidi joe castro al jazeera washington. melanie sloane is a former counsel to the us house judiciary committee on a partner with some strategy. she says the testimony is damaging to dawn from. it was explosive testimony. i don't think anybody had any idea that cassidy hutchinson would have so much as so important so many important things to say. but not only did she talk about the efforts of the, the president to grab the steering wheel. but i think it's also just as important, if not more important, that she talk at length about what president trump said about the people with, with firearms who were there that they weren't there to attack him. and that means that he had awareness that there were people with guns and that he got up there and he incited those people. and that i think has been one of the questions, was the president just engaged in 1st amendment protected political speech? or was he actually inciting seditious conspiracy? and knowing that there were people there with guns who were ready to attack other people. and we also heard that he didn't care mike pence did get hung, sugges

the chair of the us house judiciary committee who is a democrat said the special counsel states while conclude the president committed a crime it also does not exonerate him. gerry nadler keen to stress that point. we know there is a different threshold for a criminal prosecution, as there is for an impeachment proceed, do you think there will be an increasing number of democrats calling for impeachment or will they be more wary of the fa ct or will they be more wary of the fact it will be a call to arms and shore up support for president trump, if they go down that road? well, i think there are really two issues here. one is a political issue, which is whether or not there issue, which is whether or not there is this broad support among the public for impeachment and our elected leaders are unquestionably going to take that into account. we saw speaker nancy pelosi saying she didn't think it was worth it to put the country through that, but then there are constitutional issue, and there are constitutional issue, and the constitution sets forth impeachment as the metaphor removing a p

reported on president dr. bartons handling of classified documents as a parent and before the us house judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks, he made an earlier report saying that the bible could be seen as a well meaning elderly man with a pole memory. what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitize my explanation, nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. let's go 70 particular haney's in washington dc in the following events. this has been gay old for nearly an hour, and now patsy. mister harris said he's standing his ground despite the sort of relentless criticism from the republican members of the committee. he really is. it is been pretty fierce. it's actually been over the last 2 hours. i think it's expected to go another hour and a half. basically, the bottom line is robert her has made absolutely no one happy. the democrats, as you mentioned that comment that he said a jury would find president joe biden, a

president removes up a gear, as impeachment inquiry into president removes up a gear, as the us house judiciary committeejones, both died from sta b and saskia jones, both died from stab wounds to the chest. the uk's biggest commercial property fund suspends dealings and it shares, mng, which owns offices, shops, and warehouses is blaming brexit related political uncertainty. in a moment, time for sports day, but first, let's ta ke time for sports day, but first, let's take a quick peek at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we will be getting the latest from president from's impeachment inquiry and beyond 100 days, and at 815, we will find out from our technology correspondent why posts featuring disabled people are being deliberately suppressed by social media platform, tick tock. at 8:30 p:m., election cast will be looking at all the days big political news with a focus on northern ireland. that is all to come, but right now i'm bbc news, time for sports