soon after the floods designer shot in the james got in touch with the weavers. supported by a network of designer friends she dry cleaned some of the fabric and also managed to raise funds for the community to its. board indeed for the society was that most of their confidence gave the rebirth you know some light of hope that you know there are people out there people they've never seen or heard of before who are interested in keeping to the muslim had a normal life. the problem they feast was on a large quantity of the fabric and been damaged beyond repair and had become what. luxury meant and is one of the designers who came up with the project to make dollars from the fabric that could be saved they encourage people to not only buy the dogs but also participate in making them. these are the different types of dogs are actually made in 9 countries by at around 50000 volunteers they expression the decoration everything is different in me it's actually that makes it all the more you know beautiful people are very keen to be part of it because they feel that if t

the weaver is ready to start.h mae sai has a particular type of handicraft, and as those able fingers shape the basket, we see the type that is made on third mesa. the patients and serenity of her face,is visible in her while the stoicism of her tribe appears in her figure and menu. her style of dress is certainly different from white civilization, but she still retains her tribal costume. an entirelysa, different type of basket is made. they are known as the coil basket, and resemble a plant when they are finished. the credit for hopi pottery really belongs to the tua indian. the tuas came from the rio grande in the early 18th century to help the peaceful hopi fight the apache. when relations were established, and settled on first mesa began the development of the potter's art, which they had brought with them the pottery is made of a fine, native clay. it is placed in water and left neaded until the mass has the consistency of doubt. shaping takes place before drying sets in. , if itof water and clay has not bee

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weaver was our guest last week on our with authority podcast.>> i've always been the type of person people don't see as athletic or anything, you know. i don't know, i obviously play this game at a very high level, so -- >> yeah. >> there's super athletes who can't play the sport and there's guys who can play football. i'm a guy who can play football. i'm an athlete, i can run fast. everybody thinks i run a 4-8. i run a 4.8 sideways. >> there you go. >> but it will be pretty awesome to be able to push all those nay sayers out a little bit. so -- and just kind of hush them. >> he is confident and fun. the with authority podcast available on itunes, youtube, wherever fine podcasts are heard. >> fine pod casts. >> the mystery team, i don't know they're bidding for him. i don't know they're going 35 million for a pitcher when they're not going to contend a couple years. >> thank you, larry. >> tonight join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> i'm amanda del castillo. in san jose, tonight city leaders are considering ways to help fix the affordable housing

jeff weaver.ed as his campaign manager when he ran for the presidency in 2016 and when he ran for the senate in 2006. great to have you with us. give us the elevator pitch. several candidates left. unique bernie sanders' hitch to say i should be the one up on that stage? jeff: if you want a candidate who has for decades stood up for working-class people, who has never wavered, never worked at a big corporation or carried their water in the congress, who has always stood by the little guy, that is the kind of candidate you want in the white house, that makes sense for working families, bernie sanders is your candidate. david: is bernie sanders essentially a big government candidate? a lot have his programs would turn control over to the federal government, including with medicare. we spoke to mike braun yesterday, and he warned about the deficit we are running up. >> thank goodness we are the only reserve currency, so we are able to pay for all of this largesse by borrowing trillions i year and thr

it was saved and nestor won 3-1 and san jose has lost five straight games to the linebacker evan weaver was named the pac-12 defensive player of the year guess today. he leads the nation with 173 tackles and broke nickerson's school record for tackles in a single season. some critics say the senior's number are a product of the system but he find it. >> i hate when people say that system. system player. whatever. system quarterback, system linebacker. it so much bs because we are out there playing. let's see, you for instance, go get it's not gonna happen. >> he sounds like a future rater or what? boston bruins have lost two straight so they will break out of the funk and they skated a fake fight at practice and it looked fake. st. john, he missed the dump at his teammate gregg williams flies in for the defender and they win. >>> sixers and nuggets, final seconds in the third quarter and they are fouled and slips in the backwards and won. they beat denver and they celebrate. mammoth trailing princeton by two. the hawks drills a three at the buzzer and they won the basketball game. these

. >> evan weaver will have plenty to say.enn has more on cal's intense captain. >> perfectly happy with being the villain playing defense. you know. you have to be angry. you have to be mean and be able to take people's souls away from them when you hit them. >> reporter: i think hi leeks being the wwe villain. >> i cash about 99% of as i'm h clip, i am doing all right. >> reporter: he epitomizes swagger and why not? he is setting the program record for a single season. >> 167. >> that was set by. >> hardy nickerson. >> is that a goal of yours? >> yeah. i want to break that. but i want to smash it though. >> he doesn't look for confidence. he's a guy that really sees himself being an elite football player. >> reporter: elite was never the word they used when he was deciding on colleges four years ago. most in the northwest figured he would stay in the northwest. >> no one really respects football up there. being able to play my brand, and, still be able to play it in college now is something that carried along with me. >> wha

weaver into that -- we were into that. weaver very involved in this process.we were very involved in this process. it was a great group of people. started to do acquisitions and some finance stuff, started running my first business in 2009. jason: go back to joining. at that point, barry diller is capital b, capital d. he's not unknown at this point. what were your first impressions? joey: people had all these things, you're going to your first meeting, don't look at him. but don't look away from him. i was like, what? there were all these rules. you go into the meeting, he's a regular person. but he's very intense, very sharp, and gets to the point very quickly. sort of intolerant of nonsense or waste, but he's that sort of person in a meeting. the thing that i appreciate right away and still appreciate very much is culture of debate and discussion and challenging. it's a lot of ways, hard to do as a leader because you say to everybody, essentially everything i say, you should challenge. and you should make sure you get to the right answer. it's, definitively

evan weaver received conference player of the year, or coplayer of the year.n his career, made 22 tackles in ray single game. fourth on the school's all-time list in that category. >>> and patrick willis, first arraigned draft pick of the 49ers in 2007 was inticketed tonight into the inducted into the college football hall of fame. he went to atlanta with a pretty impressive class. vince young, troy polamalu, rocky israel, and cory hall. there you have. it a very deserving hall-of- famer. >> congratulations to him. >> that is one heck of a class. >> it certainly is. >> thank you. see you later. have a great night. >> goodnight. (knock on door) good morning, sunshine. how was your night in the yard? perfect. i like sleeping outside. mm-hmm. haley lost her keys again. she's been going through this irresponsible phase. yeah, for 25 years. i'm not gonna let her get to 26. (chuckling) just to be clear, claire's not going to kill her. haley: let me in! please! -no. -please? this is just like when we ferberized her as a baby. let her cry it out. she'll settle down. w

evan weaver did both this season. today named pac-12 defensive player of the year. >> i catch up on a 9% of them, as long as i'm hitting the back clip i think i'm doing alright >> i think is doing all right, he leads the nation 173 tackles. and he broke the school record for most tackles in a single season. check it out, he already sounds like a raider. >> i'm perfectly happy with being the villain playing defense. you know, you've got to be angry, mean and take people's souls away from when you hit them. thing able to do that is one of my favorite things that i do. >> lb likes vegas. >>> baseball the giants are agreeing to it one year deal reportedly worth $9 million. be both a starter and reliever. comes at a 5.7 million average in 2019. san francisco also acquiring veteran infielder zack cozart. billy beane has finally added kyler murray to his team. it is not the a's, it is his fantasy otball team. he was the topic in 2018 but chose to focus on football. he is now in his rookie season with the cardinals. having a

to me misery into her home in 28 team and devastating delhi which destroyed the famous cameraman weaver villages. the survivors started creating dolls from damaged cloth getting up was never an option . a story of success. in 30 minutes on the d.w.p. . the mummy has time to take one step further and face the possible. time to search the are no fun for the troops abundant to overcome baldrick is as come back to the world it's time for a d.w.i. . coming up ahead of its. this is deja vu news live from berlin nato's search for unity in along the alliance leaders may have been trading barbs at the start of their summit but now it is down to business as nato talks new priorities and new budget targets 70 years after its founding also coming up. donald trump says there is no chance that will happen after a house report says the evidence for impeachment is full for whelming.

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candidate for the presidency made a rather symbolic trip to the women's capital of russia the city of weaver's ivanova. and of course he was accompanied by teams from all the principal t.v. channels. as far as i remember by the 8th of march 2018 days before the election the general mood in the country was that it was all a foregone conclusion by the end of the election campaign even the candidate himself didn't hesitate to admit it. like t.v. spots are you going to have you participate in any t.v. debates if. it is my opinion that people involved in practical activities either in parliament or in the authorities have to prove their competence with practical deeds rather than t.v. spots or any other advertising devices or means. the so-called t.v. debate is one of the t.v. campaign spots even more so that's advertising. you don't need to find out from the election campaign whether tampax or snickers are more important so i won't be doing it to you. that was true putin didn't sink to the level of campaign spots or t.v. debates as far as i remember all the other candidates did take part in debate

ever and he's saying that we're going to come out by john weaver the 1st we've been going until june 2022 negotiate this deal it's also got be ratified of course by the $27.00 member states if that doesn't happen the prospect of a new deal bricks come this time next year is that very much of a table spoke in the works along the line what's going to happen on the border between northern ireland or the republic of ireland that's still not sorted up plus there's the whole scottish question ok can off even more nationalist parties have done fantastically well in this election i mean speaking of the deputy leader. dogs lost his seat to the new can for the 1st time since 1921 of ireland nationalists now outnumber unionist s.n.p. again a whole different kettle of fish certainly no disunity in scotland they were very clear they wanted to remain in the e.u. the s.n.p. has capitalized on that and made massive gains 48 seats won 8 percent increase last night we saw nicolas there isn't jubilant dancing in fact when the leader just wins and lost her seat this is what she had to say on independenc

building the camps and i spoke with security personnel at multiple levels within the senate john weaver autonomous region and the language that they used was that of political reeducation this is not about vocational training it was just simply not about vocational written training it was about trying to eradicate people senses of difference from the chinese majority population and villages i visited neighborhoods every inch of a room see the capitol were empty of leaders and they were not they had not gone on vacation all see you've been very critical of of the back of your trip to the well the chinese government the other people would tell you that we had better taste than centers have existed in different parts of the world including of the muslim world where authorities had to tackle the need to combat extremism exactly and when i went to. i was expecting the chinese authorities to use this sort of kooky sugar preening centers to i mean did you not utilize terrorists and suicide bombers. and people with extremist ideas but as a matter of fact it was not true as much rightly mentione

it will be another long day for brown center the weaver exile spends hours in front of his computer poring over satellite images of his native jang all the more so now living in the us he had to flee the chinese province to avoid arrest or worse. this is. program documents the destruction of mosques part of an alleged government effort to eradicate muslim religion in a weaker culture he says 10000 mosques have already been destroyed. means the war in egypt islami know who region so this is a crime this of war against muslims is very important to the international community who understand this and do more pressure on china. beijing regards china's muslim population as a security threat its response to this perceived threat has been severe over 1000000 muslims are reportedly in concentration camps scattered across chain yank most of them are weekers. the government claims these are vocational training centers but there is strong evidence that incarceration in these sites entails torture rape and brainwashing 11000000 weekers live in chain yank the security apparatus there combines facial rec

. >> from what i understand it will have bill murray and paul rudd, in addition to sigourney weaver and we got this one >> all right bring it back. >>> all right. as britain's general election inches closer, boris johnson is trying to appeal to voters by recreating a scene from the hit movie romcom "love actually. check it out ♪ silent night ♪ holy night ♪ >> now, if you're not familiar with the movie, there's a side by side for you right there. the parody is called "brexit, actually." the prime minister shows up to a woman's doorstep and promises to get brexit done. "love, actually" is one of britain's most popular holiday movies one lawmaker is accusing boris johnson of copying her video can you picture theresa may doing that >> i know, right somehow fitting. >> whatever you got to do. >>> all right. 2019 will be over in less than a month and popular social site twitter has released its annual year on twitter report the list unveiled the top indoctrinateding tweets, movies, tv shows and athletes that dominated the site this year the most retweeted tweet is the world record egg the sit

evan weaver didn't bring the ncaa all-time tackling record, but everything else worked out nicely fordopetens pked by jalen hawkins and cal wins the red box bowl 35-20. >> feels really good, and i'm really proud of this group of guys right here. we put a stamp on the 2019 season, and this is great momentum for our program moving forward. but i want everybody to enjoy this win. it took a lot to get here, and it'snee a bowl win for the bears and this is big. >> we have all of our starters returning back on offense. next year is going to be a crazy win for the offense. >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino.ca they have not played in the rose bowl since 1960. that is their goal for and mine super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, during our new year'

one of the mali and spoke for example from the red so groom he translated that into weaver and he was taken away to the camps and what was his crime he didn't make it he didn't commit any crimes for example and my other brother he had also his own business he didn't make it he didn't come in he studied law in university he knows what crime means and he's taken away he saw those people i don't know the exact numbers but experts are saying that 1800000 people this is a new number some leaders and activists are saying that 3000000 and 90 percent of those people could have been just like my brothers didn't make him commit any crimes. 3 people and one family member john thank you for sharing that story because i know it can't be easy especially being a reporter you have to worry about reprisals you have to worry about the safety of your family back there we're hearing that from people online as well who share with us the difficulties are facing so this is one person measurement teen who wrote trust on twitter he says chinese government's unwillingness to allow free media makes it impossibl

inside of india a massive crimes against humanity committed by the chinese government against the weavers the legislation would require the administration to categorize a report on the human rights abuses be committed by the chinese communist party we have to remember something that us foreign policy has never historically been about human rights whatsoever it's always been about securing 2 things u.s. strategic interests in different geopolitical parts of the world 1st of all and secondly in opening up different countries to transnational corporates on the nation hunted nation of human rights is simply a strategic instrument in the area and in the underlying u.s. us our foreign policy the united states chooses who it's going to condemn and who whose human rights violations is going to ignore so what we see is that the united states says nothing about human brutal human rights violations and for instance 100 years in saudi arabia in bolivia since the coup d'etat and now in india and yet it condemns human rights violations in china in venezuela and bolivia before the coup because that's wh

country because many chinese government many chinese students have no idea this is happening to that weaver community and with the chinese proper again the news of church propaganda videos a lot of them have no idea this is happening and they sometimes would blame us for overreacting given which i feel very it's pathetic. and also putting sanctions on those companies who support the concentration camp who are. importing as exporting from those concentration camps and also putting visa restrictions on government chinese government officials who are supporting or who have helped making the decisions for for the common concentration camp could also be a very helpful helpful way she'll him thank you very much for talking to you thank you. well in other news a german man sentenced to life in prison for a gruesome double murder has returned home after more than 30 years behind bars in the us the diplomat son admitted killing his girlfriend's parents but later claimed he only confessed to save her from the deaths. he was released on parole last month . he and searing taking his 1st steps in freedo

evan weaver didn't bring the ncaa all-time tackling record, but everything else worked out nicely forked by jalen hawkins and cal wins the red box bowl 35-20. >> feels really good, and i'm really proud of this group of guys right here. we put a stamp on the 2019 season, and this is great momentum for our program moving forward. but i want everybody to enjoy this win. it took a lot to get here, and it's been a long time to get a bowl win for the bears and this is big. >> we have all of our starters returning back on offense. next year is going to be a crazy win for the offense. >> abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. consider this for cal. they have not played in the rose bowl since 1960. that is their goal for as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchemel... cut. liberty mu... line? cut. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. cut. liberty m... am i allowed to riff? what if i come out of the water? liberty biberty... cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for wha

trump's senior adviser kellyanne conway also rick wilson, john weaver, and steve schmidt. they have formed a super pac called the lincoln project in a "new york times" op-ed the group says they are dedicating the next 11 months to convincing conservatives and independents in swing states to tip the votes against the president. the group has already raised over a million dollars >>> meanwhile, the president's former deputy campaign manager is facing jail time. despite his extensive cooperation with special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. a judge sentenced rick gates to over a month behind bars nbc's pete williams has the details. >> reporter: the state and government both urged the judge to sentence him only to probation because he cooperated extensively with robert mueller's prosecutors. and the judge was lenient but said gates has to serve 45 days in jail a weekend at a time. he pleaded guilty to hiding millions of dollars anyone come for political consulting from the pro russian government in ukrai ukraine. his former business partner paul manafort is seve

i think that certainly weaver we've had uncomfortable conversations in policy areas. one in particular recently i know supervisor haney that pushed forward out balancing out the number of navigation centers in the city. i think that's an important conversation to have. and i appreciate that. we recently christened and opened the first safe parking in district 11, the balboa bart station. this is something that has been talked about in san francisco for over a decade or more. but we actually stepped up and we're very proud to be the first neighborhood in the city to do that. and so i'm not shy to have uncomfortable conversations. i think this is one that is very uncomfortable conversation. i think you can approach it from many different angles. you can say this is developer giveaway. you can say it's not sensitive to low-income communities. or where this bill is today and where it started out, it has evolved significantly. i think the things pointed out, i appreciate what supervisor preston said, i think first and foremost, there has to be strong conversation about sen

where they are my colleagues folks if jones to weaver who's the c.e.o. of insights on limits it's a consulting firm focusing on race gender and inclusion she said the surgeon hate crime in the u.s. is closely tied to political rhetoric in washington. what we're experiencing here is a cultural shift that i believe starts from the top where you have a president who has been spewing hate from the very beginning of his campaign all throughout his presidency and unfortunately it's infecting our broader culture and so we're now at a point where we have a record number of hate groups in america now topping over a 1000 the largest number that we've ever seen since that statistic has been recorded and i think a lot of that has to do with the hateful rhetoric that we're seeing not only from this white house but also the hateful policies that have been acted and his over zealous miss in terms of trying to justify hateful activities you might recall that after the charlottesville sort of attack where one person was murdered and where you had nazis protesting this pr

. >> reporter: pelosi described her role as one of a master weaver. >> every member, geographically, gender identity, whatever the philosophical differences, whatever it is, all of it is a strength to us. and so you leave it and weave it and value every thread because it strengthens the tapestry of what you're creating. >> dana, thank you so much. in this letter the president sent to speaker pelosi, one of his rants says it's been ongoing two and a 1/2 years. >> what has been going on is that a lot of people on the left, really mostly since the democrats took back control of the houses and she became speaker, they have been pressuring her big time and got more pressure from republicans in trump one districts saying don't do this. it would be a political dejarrer for us. moims poortant lae she didn't get there until her caucus, the majority of the caucus a vast majority said we're ready. >>> you spoke with rudy giuliani today. what did he tell you about the president's thoughts on ukraine? >> so, i was trying to find out if the president directed him, to continue this investigation. a

evan weaver received the honor today.e player of the year or coplayer of he had 22 tackles in a single game. >>> patrick willis, first-time draft pick of the 49ers in 2007. inducted tonight into the college football hall of fame. a pretty impressive class. willis played collegiately at the university of mississippi. >> it's truly an honor. i know that the fraternity is very small. so it should be one of those guys who have been inducted. to get included is truly special. just glad to be representing ole miss. >>> the warriors will play another team at the bottom of the standing tomorrow night when they host the knicks. the knicks have four wins and have just fired their head coach. shooting has been a problem. 43% from the field. 33% from three-point range. the season has an entirely different dynamic. >> we turn it off, we run through a lazy offensive sequence. and we don't have that kind of margin for error. last night we were just scattered. and it cost united states because we were playing a team that we had played ea

evan weaver really likes to hit. and he's really good at it.an. named to the first team on all five of the major publications that designate all-american status. 173 tackle, the most in the nation by 26. puts him 15 away from the all- time record of 191. >>> we are feeling aged. yesterday was emmett smith's gig committing to stanford. frank gore jr. commits to southern miss. h >>> richard sherman, the pro bowl cornerback, will be good to go against the rams. completely off the injury report as of today. he missed last week's game because of a hamstring injury. now it's all systems go. >> i'll be out there on saturday. no question. no tweaks, nothing to be concerned about. we can feel comfortable about that. they feel comfortable about it. >>> the raiders bid farewell to their current home. one more stop at their former home before locating to their future home. e. >> a little peter brady there. they talked some trash. he's faced the raiders 20 times in his career. familiarity breeds contempt. i think that is true here. rivers will let it fly su

weaver going to book david for next week, and he's going to bring his beehive on the plane with him,t goes. be sure to follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter. justice with judge jeanine is next and remember i'm cat terse, and this is my -- i'm watters, and d d d d d d d d d d d d d d. ♪ judge: hello and welcome to justice, i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks so much for being with us tonight and thanks for keeping our streak going and making last week's show number one all weekend long, all day saturday, saturday night, sunday night. i am so grateful. thank you to all my viewers. tonight we've got house minority leader kevin mccarthy, congressman matt gaetz, former nypd commissioner and more. and later, i take you inside the new york white house, aka, trump tower, for an exclusive sit-down with erik and lara trump and a first-ever exclusive look on television at newborn daughter carolina trump. but first, my

you cannot blame line backer weaver. he leads the nation in tackles.n known as the weave. on the with the authority pod cast. the music he likes to listen to before a game. and how something weird always happens before kick off. >> it's not a mental list. it's like stuff that happens. it's random. something weird will always happen on game day. i don't know why. either i lose something or try to walk up without a left cleat on. that was interesting. it's just like that weirdness that happens to me. that shouldn't happen it helps me lock in. >> what's the weirdest? >> either trying to go up without a helmet. or yeah, just totally forgot the helmet. or the cleat. i had one on. it's elevated. >> non-spikes. >> i had a sock on. >> it didn't make any sense. it's whatever. then got to listen to adele and mum ford and sons. >> john legend. >> does it switch? you hit this song and the last one before the field -- >> so i'll listen to the weird slow ones. and it will make me super-anxious. >> like what. >> let's go pretty much any adele. dell ray. weird stuff l

1980s and '90s it came with some racial dynamics my father wanted to get us out of the way for i weaver in a cac school a couple of times over. my father is an atheist and another is a protestant and so we would sit back and read our books and it was an early experience of standing apart. >> host: was a very significant difference? >> i wasn't even aware until i got to georgetown in 1999. it wasn't until i got to graduate school i realized i had been out of the education. >> it sounds as if you got the best part of your education at home. what happened in the school? my mother is a protestant but she is not what people think of when they think of promoting some type of social elite. she is derived from anglo-saxon but that's about as far as that goes. that was my experience they tended to be catholic. they were not college-bound. >> many of them or not. they were kids in your neighborhood and school. what percentage of the kids in your school were black? >> guest: up until high school i was one of a handful of students i was aware i could interpret and perform as i kind of wanted to bec

there are such great scenes with julie haggerty in the film and weaver and you get to see -- you knowe what this character nicole is in her family and it informs so much of how you are in a relationship with somebody. >> stephen: it feels very real. it has theatrical quality at times. there are long scenes between the two of you where it's not -- it's very complex, your emotions toward each other. it's not simply you're having a fight. the fight is about the ways in which you wanted to be loved ors one of the things that makes it so beautiful. and while i've always thought you were a great actress, there is something about this performance that feels like a next level to me. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's astounding. thank you very much. >> stephen: there are times when my wife and i, we watched it together lying in bed, my wife and i watched it in bed lying together, and we would stop every so often to have to drink in the scene. >> i thought you were going to say we had to drink. >> stephen: i would love to have a cocktail during this because it is challenging. let's talk ability ad

cold and last weekend support for trump seems increasingly cold tissue in the washington post, john weaver said the gop is on a party in a traditional sense it's a colt. >> cnn says you have to impeach a president and the public says not really. they said okay then you're a colt. >> what is happened, it does not astound me when have donald trump junior, for his dad, it does not astound me when mark e -es out for his dad. what astounds me when you have ron johnson, he made his money in plastics from wisconsin. and he's going to bat with ukraine thing. when you have senator from south dakota, you never knew but now i have a chance to know because you treat him unfairly and makes people double down and people throw up their hands and say i was wrong or something unbelievable is taking place. they are mystified. >> cnn cannot believe they were not able to convince any republican in the house or the senate the trump should be impeached so they smear them instead. >> they smeared them in 63% voted for trump. that's a pretty big colt, half the electorate proximately. >> i watched the hearings car

she described her role as a leader as one of master weaver. >> i'm at the loom.ion, gender identity. whatever the differences, whatever it is. it's a strength to us. and so you weave it. and value every thread because it strengthens the tapestry of what you are creating. >> thank you so much. in this letter the president sent to speaker. one of the rants claims she nitted the impeachment effort has been ongoing for two and a half years but that's not the whole story. >> what has been going on is people on the left really mostly since the democrats took back control of the house and she became speaker. they have been pressuring her to move forward on impeachment. just as much pressure until recently from moderates saying do not do this. this is a political disaster for us. it didn't happen until recently. until the ukraine issue. and most importantly she didn't get there until she was comfortable that her caucus majority of them a vast majority said we're ready. >> you spoke with rudy giuliani today. what did he say about the president's thoughts about what he's d