>> victor: you are still the man. >> maggie: victor! >> victor: iced tea. i was just having some iced tea. >> maggie: iced tea that smells like 30-year-old scotch, even from here. >> victor: sorry. >> maggie: oh, you don't have to apologize, and you don't have to lie. i know all about your secret stashes. >> victor: you do? >> maggie: uh-huh. your hiding places aren't so hidden. what are you celebrating? >> victor: ciara. my granddaughter has finally come to her senses and severed all ties with tec on our plan. >> ben: you went to victor? >> ciara: i told my grandfather that i had given up on you, that i thought you were still a killer, and that i didn't love you anymore. >> ben: it must have been so hard for you to lie like that. >> ciara: it was worth it. ben, he was so happy. you should have seen the look on his face, and now, hopefully, he'll let his guard down, and i'll be able to prove that he's really the one who killed jordan. >> ben: oh, my god. you're incredible. the way you fight for me-- i don't know how to thank you. >> ciara: it's a no-brainer

that there's no truck victor i'm literally reading out the quotes from.y a we go muslim teacher who escaped from china from zoom right to dilute who testified in washington d.c. this week from cairo. who says that he was forced to stand in a fixed position for 12 hours these are fellow chinese citizens of yours giving their testimony of what happened to them are you not concerned. sir sir there are more then 50 countries governments who signed a statement in support of china's fight against terrorism why don't you read their statements why don't you talk to them why don't you talk to the chinese government officials in china doing a very very important job of fighting against terrorism why do you want to pick was sided against the majority of legionella and why literally talk to people like me who do not want to suffer the consequences of terrorism in china well let's be victor hold our very talky. talky do it but we've invited you on the show because we appreciate. his army well i don't question me because you obviously did such is to me you think it's m

victor gal franc you for joining me on up front we're almost 6 months into protests that have rocked hong kong and police repression seems to be escalating by the day just last week a student was shot in the stomach by a police officer while the chinese backed chief executive of hong kong kerry declared the protesters as enemies of the people are you ok with how china and how chinese backed authorities in hong kong have handled these protests. you know 1st of all over one can see with his or her own eyes that violence has been committed it's on the massive scale arson attacks our police officers attacks our public order some of tires of transportation. all of this is happening as we speak and hong kong as a democracy protects the people's rights to protest and demonstrate but they need to do that in a legal manner illegal gathering is a crime in hong kong and attacks are innocent people is a crime to be punished by the law therefore i think we have great confidence in the hong kong government in the hong kong police they have a job to do they need to do whatever they can allow by the

>> reporter: good morning, victor.ell, right now the winds are not very strong and that is the good news. of course we have been talking about a situation of fuel. dry conditions, a lot of kindling that makes trees and brush into kindling and extreme winds. that is what has allowed many of these fires to grow so quickly. but today at least so far the wind has died down. firefighters say they have to be concerned not just about wind speeds but also winds changing direction. but the good news here today is they expect a breeze off of the sea that will help with humidity levels. again, the humidity here is extremely low, in the single digits in terms of relative humidity and that has been one of the challenges in this area. as of last night, this fire which is just over the ridge here was 0% concontained. you can see burned-out parts of the hill, ash in the air at times. firefighters have been using this area as a staging grounding. they come down the hill, refill their tanks and go back up to fight. we've seen firefighte

vÍctor: afecta a la gente actualmente.a que tengan una cita. lo que estamos viendo es que estÁn llegando estas citas, pero les estÁn dando fechas equivocadas, documentos que no existe ni las personas se estÁn presentando a la frontera para presentarse a su cita y no entran. cuando no entran,los jueces les ordenan deportaciÓn. es un desastre y violaciones de derechos que mi carrera nuevito. andrea: ademÁs, creando un problema mÉxico que no tiene nada que ver. ¿quÉ pasa si la solicitud de asilo es denegada? vÍctor: lo que han dicho, es que bajo este programa, como estarÁ negada, un juez va a ordenar a una persona ser deportada a su paÍs. eso es lo que esperamos, porque tambiÉn lo que podemos pasar es que les dicen " regresen a mÉxico y esperen una decepciÓn " y esto serÍa mÁs costoso para las personas. estamos viendo problemas con este programa, sinceramente, la genteestÁ sufriendo, los oficiales no saben cÓmo implementar esto. los jueces no saben quÉ hacer cuando la persona despuÉs de dos o tres meses en el paÍs, si la soli

. >> and i'm victor blackwell. you're in the cnn newsroom. >> so just moments ago, mark sandy, seen there an official with the white house budget office, arriving on capitol hill. he's complying with a subpoena to answer questions about military aid to ukraine. >> lawmakers are looking for a timeline here. when was the aid put on hold, when was it released. >> today's testimony follows an explosive day in the impeachment inquiry yesterday, though. for the very first time a witness says he personally heard president trump demand ukraine investigate the bidens. >> and even more here, this state department official says that he was told that the president didn't really care about ukraine, only, quote, the big stuff that involved the president. >> and democrats are accusing president trump of witness intimidation after he insulted the former ambassador to ukraine on twitter. he tweeted as she was testifying. >> president trump slammed her and her job performance and then said he had a right to defend himself. >> we're

victor: that is very important to realize.ted in the bond research area at salomon brothers in 1984, it was inconceivable that we would have negative interest rates. we have thousands of years of history, and all the theories of interest rates and so on were concerned with how to explain the level of positive real rates and economy should have. the box has been opened, as you say, and we have to think more carefully about it. what let us to write this note is that when you are thinking about one year bonds, two-year bonds, three-year bonds, whether , it does or plus 3% not make that much difference. works, and wed of don't need to change our thinking that dramatically. when we start to think about longer-term cash flows, the differences are really worth thinking about, and the implications are worth thinking about. even though we don't have anymore -- the british retired their perpetuities four or five years ago, and they were not trading that much anyway -- there are lots of investments that have perpetual cash flow. investin

plus victor the fat cat francis served his owner's perfect plan to sneak him on board a flight results and i find the task for feet and no we're not kidding around. i'm called aspen welcome to the program we begin in the united states where once again children attending school have become the target of an armed shooter 2 people are reported dead and 4 others are in the hospital 2 of those in critical condition a male suspect reportedly open fire at saugus high school in the city of santa clarita that's near los angeles police say he's in the hospital in grave condition after turning his gun on himself. the story a sad one and an all too familiar one students file out of saugus high school and ambulances bear away the victims. the school north of los angeles has seen the us his latest mass shooting. somebody just freaked. out the door they wanted to rush to the door. just lock it all the chairs are going in the door close is really scary having everybody . call their parents saying. this. is scary. in the immediate aftermath of the shooting police place the school and others nearby on l

y esto es lo que nos dijo. >> hola, vÍctor, mucho gusto!un ejemplo de que no importa la situaciÓn en la que uno estÉ si a uno le gusta la escuela. dime cuÁl es tu clase preferida?. >> matemÁticas. >> ¿en serio? pero si es bien difÍcil ¿no?. >> sÍ. >> vÍctor, yo no me imagino que alguien de repente me llamara y me dijera, te voy a regalar una casa ¿quÉ sentiste, que pensaste cuando te dijeron? >> no, que no lo iban a cumplir, pensaba que me estaban haciendo una broma, y que despuÉs se iban a ir. >> mira, y esto te hace recuperar la esperanza de que pues hay gente que sÍ cumple sus promesas me imagino?. >> sÍ. >> fÍjate que en muchos paises de nuestro continente hay mÁs niÑos que viven en casas donde tal vez no ha llegado la electricidad como estaba la tuya. ¿tÚ quÉ les dirÍas para que no se desanimen? >> que sigan adelante, que cumplan sus sueÑos y saquen adelante a su familia. >> me encanta, tÚ cuando seas grande si tÚ por ejemplo te haces un gran doctor y ganas ese dinero y te alcance para darle a alguien mÁs, te van a dar ganas de ayudarl

who is this guy, victor boot? they called him the merchant of death?o some of the worst groups all across really the world. the marxist leninest trying to take out the government there, to angola, to afghanistan and everywhere in between. and in the case you saw here just highlighted he was trying to sell anti-aircraft missiles, grenade launchers and other weapons to kill americans operating in columbia. so this was a guy that had eluded authorities for really decades. >> and how was he able to do that? because the united states and u.n. knew he was providing weapons to those war torn countries, but it seems like it was hard to enforce any kind of restrictions on him. why was he such a hard man to track down and stop? >> a couple of things. a his operational security was very good, and he had aircraft moving around doing legitimate transactions, and then he went into arms sales that were kind of on the gray area, and then he just broke bad. and what was happening is he found places to operate where local authorities would not necessarily bother him for

and victor, you know, this isn't just about this moment.ekend the guy spent the entire weekend on twitter. i guess watching cable television, because that's prompted his twitter. if anybody else in america had put the stuff out that he put out on twitter last week, he would have been in the hr department of his law firm or his insurance company, and they would have said if you keep doing this, you're going to be fired. and if his answer to that was, don't worry about it. i'm a stable genius. or i have unmatched wisdom, he would be fired. but, you know, the tragedy is this guy is our president, which meant while he was on twitter all weekend, iran was doubling the number of centrifuges they're using to enrich uranium and china was signing a trade deal with enough other countries that it represented half the gdp of the world and america was nowhere. that's the cost of this. >> senator, i want to talk about 2020. we don't have much time left. >> sure. >> you have been critical of senator warren's medical for all plan, her approach to implement

. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> so glad to have you with us on this saturday morning. guess what? while you were sleeping, two huge developments that could have a huge development on the impeachment proceedings against president trump right now. >> first, devin nunes top republican on the house intel committee who led the defense of the president during the hearings went to vienna last year reportedly to dig up dirt on former vice president joe biden. >> a lawyer for rudy giuliani's indicted associate lev parnas is willing to tell congress all about those meetings. >>> plus new documents released last night by court order revealing the white house helped set up a phone call between giuliani and president trump's attorney, and this is the date after information was turned over about joe biden and his son and unclaimed emails as well. new insight how big a role the white house played in pursuing political investigations into ukraine cnn's kristen holmes is following all the details and joins us now. let's start with congressman nunes

. >> ademÁs vÍctor manuelle hoy le da la bienvenida a la navidad aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" siempre mÁs cercae siempre siempre. >> listo chicas, listo muÑecas. >> quÉ guapas se ven. >> Ándale que llegÓ la fiesta, tengan todos muy buenos dÍas mi gente hermosa, saben quÉ dÍa es hoy es lunes 18 de noviembre de 2019, gracias por acompaÑarnos, estamos felices de estar con ustedes. >> igual que en todo el paÍs aquÍ se siente un frio muy rico. >> rico, extraÑo ser eso en miami. >> del frÍo pasamos al calor porque viene vÍctor manuelle a bailar y gozar y nos va a dar calor humano y viene lupillo rivera. >> que estÁ celebrando 20 aÑos de carrera, nos da gusto que estÉn con nosotros. >> aparte mis panamÁ. >> ahÍ estÁ todo. >> aparte sabremos sobre los ritmos de esta semana. >> tengo miedo, tengo miedo. >> pero no todos son buenas noticias, otro tiroteo en california y para hablar mÁs de esto pasamos con paulina. >> ¿quÉ tal? chicos muy buenos dÍas, buen inicio de semana, que bien tener a toda la familia completa, vamos a arrancar con la primera ediciÓn de noticias telemundo "un nuevo dÍa", arrancamos c

. >> i'm victor blackwell. you are in the cnn newsroom and we're following major developments that could have an impact on the impeachment inquiry against president trump. >> new allegations that top house intel republican devin nunes went to vienna to meet with a disgraced ukrainian prosecutor and that he did so to dig up dirt on the bidens. >> the man he met with was the same ex-ukrainian prosecutor that biden and other world leaders fought to get rid of because they say he was not fighting corruption enough. >> and who was fired in 2016 under pressure by many western leaders, including our then vice president, joe biden. he has an ax to grind against the bidens. victktor shokin is the man who claimed to have dirt on joe and hunter biden. he has claimed to have evidence that ukraine meddled in our election. >> plus new documents released last night by court order reveal the white house helped set up a phone call between rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney, and secretary of state mike pompeo. cn

victor, the media circling the wagons on this. why might that be?ink the left and general believes because they have such exalted innocence that is radical quality and concern that any means necessary, whether covering up the truth or lying about things are deemed necessary. laura, they have always loved humanity and abstract more than humans and concrete so if you are right on abortion or on feminist issues, you get more latitude about may be sexually assaulting women. sometimes the left, and the result of that, it erodes deterrence. if you are a conservative one wrong word, one wrong act can ruin a career about when she would establish the principle that maybe it will be a second chance, third chance because you are so low or progressive on the right issues, that almost encourages a lack of accountability for your behavi behavior. septal liberation and, so harvey went straight out, that of behavior old crescent during >> they never really reconcile that. but the cover up but about the exit polls. >> laura: victor, get this, abc is focused more on

and victor saw an opportunity to move western goods into the former soviet block. goods such as tvs, coca-cola, flowers, chicken and from making money from doing this is when he saw that opportunity to build up his fleet of former russian planes and it went from there. >> he bought the first plane at 25 and by 30 was a millionaire. >> he became a transport plane. his ability caused him to have a immediate your rise and expand the network around the world. as he brought merchandise, not arms necessarily into conflict zones he made connections. sometimes those in those countries were in power needed weapons and he was very willing to satisfy that need. >> that's africa. africa is where you start off doing legitimate cargo. >> well, you have the ability to move goods from point a to point b for weapons. and in these areas of the former soviet block countries, there was just tons and tons of weapons that are sitting over there that are no longer needed, so if you need weapon to go with the planes, viktor saw an opportunity to make money. he was operating there doing le

lee smith, victor davis hanson are here next.s, could republicans on the house judiciary committee actually call adam schiff as a witness? a member of that committee is here to tell us, next. devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. >> we take no joy in having to move down this road and proceed with the impeachment inquiry but neither do we shrink from it. >> laura: nominated in the category of best supporting actor in an ongoing drama adam schiff. except he wouldn't be, because that was bad acting. schiff couldn't be more pleased with his placement at the center

new basically so it was a was a great time of of a of a new start for united country let's bring in victor all of it's there in moscow let's remind our viewers that the russian president vladimir putin at the time was a young k.g.b. officer stationed in east germany in dresden i think it was he must have been deeply alarmed as he watched all these stalinist regimes in eastern central europe collapse around him. well the decision to go for to give a green light for joining the unification of course came from moscow it was the sawyer story his time and failed go but sure of who had the decided the soviet union could no longer. or did not want to manage the cold war with the west that it was not in its national interest and there were a number of reasons for that from starting from the increasing economic difficulties in the soviet union in the early mid and late eighty's to the unwillingness moscow's unwillingness to support its eastern european allies including his germany financially and in other terms and those so the fact that the soviet political leadership itself did not and you longer

social europe publishing and consulting that's a public policy and business consultancy in moscow victor levitch lead expert at the center for actual politics that's a think tank and in london elizabeth broad senior research fellow of the modern deterrence project at russi and author of god spies the stars these cold war espionage campaign inside the church a warm welcome to you all heading my let me start with you if i may there in berlin because you were there where it all happened 30 years ago what do you think the berlin wall came to symbolize for people living on both sides and what was really reunification meant for the people of germany well the berlin wall was obviously the symbol of the divide in the country that i grew up in i mean i personally grew up in the southwest part of germany had a artificial knowledge of the war itself so nothing compared to what is now the killer was the case in berlin and it was universally greeted in $89.00 when war came down and one year later when a country united that was a big come for celebration and it's good to commemorate a 30 years on and

lee smith, victor davis hanson are here next. could republicans on the house judiciary committee actually call adam schiff as a witness? a member of that committee is here to tell us, next. ♪ >> we take no joy in having to move down this road and proceed with the impeachment inquiry. but neither do we shrink from it. >> laura: nominated in the category of best supporting actor in an ongoing drama, adam schiff. except he wouldn't be, because i was bad acting. schiff couldn't be more pleased than with his placement at the center of this sham. he doesn't think it is solemn, he things that's necessary, busy because he thinks it's -- congressman doug collins is presenting a challenge to the california congressman. >> here's my challenge to mr. schiff. you want to be ken starr? star. come to the judiciary committee, be the first witness, and take every question asked of you. [applause] starting with your own involvement with the whistle-blower. >> laura: here now is arizona congresswoman debbie lesko, member of the house judiciary comm

victor is the man who has claimed to have dirt on victor and hunter biden. >> reportedly met with rudy giuliani. >> yes. >> nunes declined cnn's multiple requests for comment about this development. >>> a series of tweedz on friday from john bolton attracted a lot of attention, both because of what they said and because bolton has been mostly silent since leaving his white house post. cnn's brian todd is on this story. >> he's been one of the ghosts of the impeachment hearings, on a list of key figures like mike pompeo, rudy giuliani and mike mulvaney who didn't testify, but john bolton could know more than all of them about the allegations that president trump used his power to investigate the bidens. >> he was one of the biggest starring players in this whole episode with ukraine and yet he was an off stage character almost the entire time in the impeachment probe. >> but on friday, a tease from john bolton. in a series of tweets, he accused the white house of blocking access to his personal twitter account. >> they attached software to it. and twitter unattached the software to it.

storylines. >> he stole victor's women and eventually, he was going to make the frade with victor to get ja be back. you can have nikki back and oops he fell in love with her. that was fun to play. >> he ended up marrying nikki twice. >> he also married phyllis twice. >> in fact bay our count jack has been married at least eight times but he can't seem to find enduring love. >> have a seat on me. >> through the highs, -- this is wrong. it should be our child. >> and the lows, bergman said he loves his character and hopes to keep the drama going. >> yes, let's crank up another 3 years. 30 years. catch him on the young and the restless weekdays on cbs. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> and the young and the restless has a special episode right here on kpix 5 at 11:00 a.m. >> you can catch a feature about him in this month's cbs watch magazine. >> a and i'm dennis o'donnell. levi stadium. domination sensation. the 49ers sent a message to the packers and the rest of the nfl. highlights when we come back. >> let's take a live look outside at san jose, mineta >>> good monday morning. it is 4:5

silva quiÉn tiene mÁs informaciÓn en la ciudad de mÉxico, vÍctor.n rescatar a 2 jÓvenes vamos a ver las imÁgenes >>> este video revela cÓmo los policÍas ingresan el inmueble in entre gritos detienen a varias personason fueron encontrados 2 jÓvenes quienes se encontraban amarrados de pies y manos fueron detenidas 3 personas identificadas como juan manuel en. >> guillermo n alias el ameno >>> ana lucÍa n de 27 aÑos >>> la indagatorias indican que formarÍa parte de una banda dedicada al secuestro. es que el estado de mÉxico tiene alta incidencia >>> se registraron 168 secuestros esto es 32% mÁs que el mismo perÍodo anterior para muestra otro secuestro esta semana >>> el del actor alejandro sanz di y un ciudadano francÉs que fueron liberados pero fueron privados de libertad en el nevado de toluca en el estado de mÉxico >>> asÍ las cosas paulina regreso contigo. >> gracias vÍctor silva por la informaciÓn vamos a hacer una breve pausa pero al regresar eÍ hablaremos con uno de loss protagonistas de un documental que cuenta la pasiÓn de jovenes latinos por

. >> work victor you was. victor and i had a lot of fun talking about concept and what it should be. he did a delightful job capturing some of these presidents who are some of the vote vocal and outspoken ones. they look quite angry. to have ♪ ♪ for this book, our world today, most are different. >> it is no different. it's one of the things that, i learned from doing the book is that these insoles have been around forever. i say the differences that in the early days of the republic, and the postwar work written down in a private letter or diary or private conversation with a reported on it. wearing today, increasingly still, it's in books and speeches and twitter. and the loophole of what we see in the public square is much more intense and frequent than what we ever had before. still is brown >> given that we are in a social media era, is it tougher for historian. >> definitely. you'll get the unfiltered thinking of these men. all you got is the posturing comes out in social media. along with other factors,

april ryan, good to have you. >> thank you, victor.e. >> thank you, april. >>> we have been hearing about leaked emails from president trump's adviser stephen miller. up next, we are speaking with the reporter who broke the news about miller's attempts to push white nationalists conspiracy theories. >>> plus, one of r. kelly's main defenders is now changing her story. what his girlfriend is now revealing about their relationship. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity-- --and ultra-fast speeds. almost 2 gigs here in minneapolis. that's 25 times faster than today's network in new york city. so people from midtown manhattan-- --to downtown denver-- --can experience what our 5g can deliver. (woman) and if verizon 5g can deliver performance like this in these places... it's pretty crazy. ...just imagine what it can do for you. ♪ so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum

has now responded to the alleged meetings between congressman nunes and former ukraine prosecutor victor shoken. here's what rudy giuliani said about the situation. >> devin nunes said he didn't meet with shoken. i have no reason to believe he did. in fact, if he did, there would have been nothing wrong with it. he should have met with shoken. shoken had relative evidence of massive corruption in the ukraine that was being covered up by the ambassador, being covered up by the state department and not being investigated by the fbi or the justice department. >> >> okay. >> joining me is jackie and david roe, the executive editor of the new yorker website and kahne analyst. welcome to you both. >> thanks. >> jackie, let me start with you. rudy giuliani is saying he never heard of this apparent meeting and i'm wondering, do you buy it? >> well, as we've seen over the past really six months now, rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, is not the most credible witness right now. his stories have been all over the place. his various hits on fox news and house investigators are still -

welcome to you both. >> thanks. >> hey, victor. >> let me start with you. as i discussed with sarah, this opening statement of david holmes undermines some of the major points the republicans tried to make tlarks was no firsthand awareness of the president's thinking, their story about the president holding back aid, the request for investigations. what does this statement from holmes mean for the defense that republicans are putting up for the president? >> well, it was always going to be a dangerous defense because we knew on wednesday gordon sondland would be testifying, and he's one of the people on the call, so i think this really, you know, scrambles that argument that there aren't any people who are witness to some of these key events. so republicans, they've been sent scrambling because trump interrupted their sort of strategy yesterday during yesterday's hearing, and i think now you're going to see them have to go back to the drawing board effectively because now they do have this very -- you know, very powerful account, you know, especially if oth

this woke, we get a look inside the case of victor boot.rafficker whose weapons deals intensified some of the bloodiest conflicts around the world. after the meeting, carla said hey, he pulled me aside and said we went to see. >> but also in his mind, showed he had a righteous arms trafficker that would come to him and he would get some percentage of what the deal would be. once he said victor boot, we knew we were in, but that's only part of it. we can have all the meetings with and rhee, but if we don't have a sit-down meeting with victor, we're not going to get what we need. all their efforts from that moment on were to get victor to come in and have a meeting with carlos and that's where we countered ed some curve balls. >> as you saw, the dea carried out a bold undercover operation that led to his capture and lou joins me now. he was at the center of this sting. so first, tell us more about this victor boot and why he was really one to capture. >> up until the '90s, his weapons fueled mass atrocities across africa and other parts of th

the latest poll but first to victor davis hansen. you saw what people are saying in the street. what is driving the public opinion on impeachment? why are they turning against it? >> well, they are turning against impeachment and they are for tracheally agaiump again. they watched the warren campaign stutter and the biden cam. it means something. what they are saying to america, raymond, is if you don't like the president and you hate his guts even, that's not a high crime and misdemeanor. get on with your life. after watching one month of adam schiff, they are saying we don't run pta meetings like this or little league. americans are saying i want a military that protect us. i don't want to fight world war 3 for climate change. the left says race, class and gender separates us. people are saying across races and genders and classes, we are united. that's a dislike of these people lecturing us. if they are not careful, the 2020 election will be i am sick of it. i won't take it anymore. i want to get even. that's how it's shaping up to me. >> victor, impeachment may win you prais

we're talking about victor bout. will never go away. >> he was an accessory to violence on a scale that's beyond comprehension. >> they didn't want them to use weapons against them. or country its like kenya, those weapons are still there causing more and more conflict. >> after more than two years of extradition proceedings a court ordered bout extradited to the united states. >> after the extradition had been approved, we flew in to fly him out. he was transferred from the prison. there were certainly big security risk because victor knows an awful lot. there was that concern that someone would not want him to cooperate and potentially could have him kill ed. >> the russian government concerned about his intimate knowledge of military and intelligence operations fought for his return to russia. >> when he was transferred from the prison, the counterparts sent a decoy team and another team was sent with victor to the plane, the formal transfer took place and got him on the plane and got him separaituated and ww back

minister benjamin netanyahu did not receive an overall majority so look to garner the support of a victor lieberman's party but he refused them both and urged the 2 leaders to work together and form a unity government how a force that has more now from west jerusalem. or 4 hours before the expiration of the deadline for benny gantz to make a coalition government he came to the microphones to admit what had been coming increasingly clear throughout the course of the day that he had failed but he put the blame for that squarely at the feet of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying he had been fortifying himself inside a transitional government against the will of the israeli people just to try to avoid prosecution impending corruption cases and he used particularly personal

case of a russian man and before wealth from a perfect plan to smuggle aid to be on to an airplane victor is a plus sized cat and he's on his flat in vladivostok he's king of the hill and he likes to chill by grabbing him so if a drink. we're not drinking or eating well this big boy really likes to fly so he's on a board in a lawn ticket and passage for the frumpy feline the problem being that the plump pussy weighed much more than the airline limit of a kilograms so he's on a hatched a cunning plan an airport switcheroo swapping out big victor for a small a lot of cattle they have port wine at that point he would really not with these heavy friend and i would both be drinking bubbly high in the sky which they did but the yvonne found out and the russian kariya well i showed it's close. says if we were going to fuck up on revealing several facts indicating a deliberate violation of terms of the carried agreement aeroflot decided to purchase this passenger from his loyalty bonus program all the miles that he accumulated for the entire duration of the program will be cancelled and his membe

victor, what are we seeing? is it the inoculation of individuals who should be answering a lot deeper questions from any scrutiny or any criticism? >> we, the american people, four days of adam schiff, 30 hours, have radically turned against the impeachment inquiry and he started out with a bang and is ending with a whimper because he gave us a lecture about the permissibility, the use of hearsay. we know what the amendment is. he's doing that because these witnesses are so patriotic, they are going there facing the american people and saying i think, i assume, i presume. the reason they are doing it is because they have no evidence at all. what schiff is trying to tell the american people is i don't have a special counsel or special prosecutor like watergate or ken starr in the clinton matter. i don't have a white house tape or a blue dress. i have nothing. all i have is conjecture and hearsay. hearsay now is permissible. when you get to the ideology of the whole impeachment, that trump is somehow anti-ukraine

today i am commending victor jones, aka creature man. come on up here, victor. creature man you are a legend in district five and for decades you have been outstanding community led deer and really throughout the city, not only district five. victor grew up in the western edition and for over 30 years he worked to uplift youth and put an end to violence in the streets. he started n a as a coach. acting as a mentor for thousands of young men and women. since then he worked for brothers against guns and the mayor office ipo program. he served as coach for the san francisco activist league and been a commissioner for the peace hoops program. today he works as coordinator for san francisco street violence intervention where he assists at risk youth across the city. recently, victor stepped up to address recent gun violence and shootings in district five. i want to thank you for addressing this unfortunate violence. it is something that happened and it came up all of a sudden in the district, and for you to be that leader to come out with others on the team and say,

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it's great to see you, victor. glad you are here.s you know, about 40% of americans in the most recent survey i know, gallup back in may, had americans supporting socialism. >> i think most of those are what we would call generation z and millennials. why would they support those absurd ideas when you look at venezuela and north korea. that generation is missing the traditional catalyst for conservative free-market thinking. they have $1.6 trillion in debt student loan and that prolonged or stopped entirely marriage, child raising, buy a home, buying a car. and you invest in others. lou, we have 50 million up grants and first generation children. they come from mostly impoverished areas in mexico and asia and they think it on difference in the united states is they will have a socialism that works. and they expect the same type of big government. that's a catalyst. we had 8 years of a president who said spread the wealth, you didn't build that. now is not the time to profit. at some point you made enough money. we never had candidate

>> all right, victor oquendo on this again tonight. thank you, victor. >>> and next here, to the dramatic rescue after a terrifying fall from yosemite's el capitan. the celebrated climber, emily harrington, losing her grip. other climbers coming to her rescue, including the climber at the center of that oscar-winning documentary "free solo." tonight, how they helped stabilize her and get her to safety. and abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman with the video of the rescue. >> reporter: tonight, world class climber emily harrington, alive -- >> so, injury to the left elbow. >> yep. >> injury to the left leg. >> reporter: -- surviving what could have been a fatal fall after climbing up the first 150 feet on yosemite's treacherous granite rock face known as el capitan. >> i can feel everything. >> reporter: in this exclusive video of her rescue, you can hear harrington say she can feel everything. the star of the documentary "free solo," alex honnold, was first there to stabilize her spine. he was part of a group supporting harri

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