. >> ciara: xander killing jordan on victor's behalf. and now that i live at the mansion, i have plenty of access to xander's personal and business files, so don't worry, ben. i will find something. >> ben: but xander is a dangerous guy, ciara. if he finds out that you're onto him-- >> ciara: i gotta go, bye. >> xander: ciara, who was on the phone? >> chad: it's kinda hard not to think about sex when i'm lying next to my beautiful, sexy wife. >> abigail: okay, wait, stop. just listen to me. i just--i feel so unstable right now. i mean, all this stuff with stefano being so unresolved, i mean, it's just--it's all i can think about, and it's driving me crazy. how is it not driving you crazy? >> chad: you drive me crazy. >> abigail: okay, can we just talk about this, please? >> chad: mm-hmm. >> abigail: he said that he would meet you face-to-face on one condition, right? what's the condition? that was 12 hours ago, chad. >> chad: okay, listen. i know my father, and he is gonna reach out when he's ready, okay? >> abigail: this is--do you unde

the 1st time that president attacked witnesses in those hearings stet happens last week as well no xander this continues tomorrow we're going to have a very big name testifying tomorrow man with big money i'm talking about the u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon song is obviously a trump supporter but what do we expect to hear from him tomorrow well his definitely a key witness this week because as you said he's not a career diplomat he was president strums mega dorner and he was sort of rewarded for supporting donald trump by being appointed you asked ambassador to the european union and he is considered a key witness because he is one of few witnesses and maybe the only one that will be allowed to testify in the public who had direct contact with the president trying to talk directly with the president about he's quitting policy and he can testify whether there was a quid pro quo he has testify and tell us if he was told by the president try to press the ukrainian government's to start in the visit and the investigation into the president political opponents joe biden and into

los niÑos que estÁn heridos son kylie xander y cody que su mandÍbula fue fracturada y necesitarÁ cirugÍampo maÑana. ramÓn: maÑana ande importante. pareces que las temperaturas van estar por encima del promedio normal, saber que posibles al que el humo de los incendios lleguÉ a la zona. >> muchÍsimas gracias, las temperaturas han estÁn poco calurosos en algunos puntos del harÉ la vÍa pero tambiÉn la calidad de aire se estÁ afectando, vea que impresionante fotografÍa, es del incendio que estÁ ubicado al norte del Área de la bahÍa en lo que es el condado jama en el norte california, lo que es el satÉlite sofisticado captÓ la estela de humo que se dirige al este, pero eventualmente a dios cambiando mÁs hacia el sur, este panorama nos preocupa un poco porque puede representar la llegada de humo a travÉs de la regiÓn, hacen miÉrcoles en las horas de la tarde es posible que gran parte del Área la bahÍa tenga una capa leve de humo asociado al incendio forestal. ya tenemos calidad de aire moderada en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa, personas que sufren de alergias, asma mucha precauciÓn, muy aten

xander pushed me the whole way, for all 73 holes we played together.illing his best. to play the type of calibre he played this week it ta kes of calibre he played this week it takes some doing. i don't want to ta ke takes some doing. i don't want to take anything away from him. he birdied the last to get into the playoffs and then ijust put two of my best shots of the day when i needed them, which is really cool. i played it very patient god. notjust today but over the weekend. i went bogey free over the weekend which was nice. if somebody told me that on friday i would've thought i would have made it to a play off the wind but they played great and it was it was a great final round to be a part of. that's all the sport for now. thank you. most of us know that feeling of cold panic when we realise we've left something behind on public transport — but imagine if it was an irreplaceable violin worth a quarter of £1 million. — but thankfully — it's been safely returned to its owner. stephen morris, who's featured on film scores like the lord of the rings

let's go now live to the bureau chief in washington alexandra naaman so welcome and xander what can we expect from someone today. ambassador some land is essential figure in this impeachment inquiry of the former trumps gone or the only witness that was in direct contact with the president. spoke with the president about his dealings with the ukraine one of those conversation was a phone call that the embassador had with the president while he was having lunch in kiev in ukraine and this phone call was overheard by a witness and the topic was the pressure on ukraine to start investigating the democrats so he will be grilled on that issue today. and according to the transcript of his opening remarks he is really going to say that there was a quid pro quo that the president wanted president wanted the ukrainian government's to open an investigation into his political opponent joe biden and his son hunter and that that was a condition to meet the ukrainian president at the white house so it is a bombshell revelation because it's would implicate directly implicate president donald trump an

he had to do it the hard way, though, beating defending champion xander shouffler in a playoff afterciroy had this chance to win it on the 18th, but he missed the 25—footer to take an outright victory at sheshan international. the 4—time major winner dusting himself off though in the first playoff hole, this birdie giving him the win over his american opponent. it was mcilroy‘s fourth title of the year, and his third victory at the world golf championship. geoffrey kamworor has won the men's race in the new york marathon for the second time in three years. the kenyan crossed the finish line in central park on sunday in a time of 2 hours, 8 minutes and 13 seconds. he pulled away from compatriot albert korir in the 24th mile. girma bekele gebre of ethiopia was third, the defending men's champion lelisa desisa dropped out after seven miles. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. not too many weather changes on the way this week, with low pressure staying in charge. it was somewhat qui

well it depends on who you are we all xander got all of the still leader of the a.s.d. i put the new leader of the wing at the very heart of the party at the center he says that doesn't mean the political position it just means they're an intake will part but even that means that there is not expected to be a real attempt to exclude them this also has a verse to the a.s.d. itself because that wing is very unpopular particularly in western regions of germany and the big question is whether the if you will be able to marry these 2 extremes within the f.t. which is seen rightly so as far right here in germany and putting it all into perspective for us our chief political editor. at the f.t. party congress thanks so much. to iraq now where prime minister abdul mahdi says that he will resign after 40 people were killed in the latest clashes between security forces and anti-government protest is the death toll since unrest broke out in october has now suppost 400 people. celebrations at baghdad's liberation square protesters traded stones for songs after the prime minister an

our washington bureau chief xander. welcome alexandra so what we heard from today's 1st 2 witnesses both witnesses today provided a 1st hand account of what happened on this infamous phone call between president donald trump and president zelinsky of ukraine on july 25th joining phil williams talked about that she saw that this phone call walks unusual and political in nature and lieutenant colonel men told the house intelligence committee how concerned she was and disturbed by this phone call and that he talked about those concerns will be in his chain of command out of a sense of duty and was quite interesting to watch this hearing and how the republicans who were clearly trying to undermine mr vint men's testimony they question he's a lawyer loyalty they are asked whether he ever leaked documents or information they even asked him whether he was aware that officials at the national security council were concerned about he's judgments so it will fit clear attempt to discredit this witness but i think that it was unsuc

the other four children are his brothers and sisters. 4-year-old xander, he was shot in the back. cody, shot in the jaw. and two sisters, mackenzie and kylie, 9 and 14. the two girls were told, the older children are doing okay and could be released soon. the three boys, more seriously hurt. all day long, family members have been going inside the hospital to visit the children. the hospital itself is not giving us any information about the conditions. but the family members are telling us that all the children will survive, that they're all stable. and that's the encouraging news. we talked with the man we know named willie jessop. willie's son is married to a woman whose mother was one of the three women killed. a short time ago, willie went into the hospital to visit the children. >> a lot of them got multiple gun wounds. if you're not suffering in your shoulder, you're suffering where you were shot in the head. if you got your head fixed, you're suffering where you got shot somewhere else. of course, the suffering is unbearable to watch. but the medical people are doing everyth

he came through a play off to beat defending champion xander schauffele at the world golf championshipd in tennis by beating elina svitolina to claim the wta finals title. the australian world number one won in straight sets in shenzhen in china and was rewarded with a record £3.11 million. exeter chiefs overcame 3111 point deficit to beat worcester warriors by 2a points to 20. harry williams got the cruicial try with five minutes to go at sixways. and there was a brilliant performance from kenya's joyciline jepkosgei at the new york marathon. she won the women's event, in what was her first ever competitive race at that distance. she almost broke the course record as well. one to watch for sure. it's been a great day for british hoickey. both the men's and the women's teams have qualified for next year's olympic games in tokyo. they did it by winning the second legs of their qualifying matches today, and katie shanahan was watching at lee valley in london. confidence was high amongst these home fans as great britain started to be day with a three—goal lead and a fit on the plane to to

were you aware of mr dean has mentioned this earlier that the console now xander chalupa had reportedly at least according to her and according to. the can vote politico. was trying to work with the ukrainian embassy in d.c. to. trade information share leads of that or sort of thing i thought the article i you know didn't have any further information. about that and did you see the article at the time war did you only did that only come to your attention subsequently it's certainly been brought to my attention subsequently i think i did say something to that effect at the time as well and you know you're them bassett are in country at this point and did. get to the bottom of that because you know if true if they're reporting true or for this trooper told mr vogel is accurate. that would be concerning correct while i was the ambassador in ukraine starting in august of 2016 and what you're describing if true as as he said what you're describing took place in the united states so if there were concerns about. what miss julie but was doing i think that that would have been handled here and

as another man who's going more than a 1000000 pounds to the conservatives in britain and xander 10 minutes ago not clear yet whether he's a sort of pretty routine man or not because he was none close associate of make out going to come ski who was president general by pugin 10 yes. and i think that's the problem with russian money you don't know where it's come from you don't know if it's green and there's obviously quite a lot of it's about london the stock exchange in london property plenty of britain is in the main stuff and the election campaign at the moment how damaging is this to anyone. the extraordinary thing about barry's transcend is he seems to get away with loving off any scandals or too little i mean the interesting thing about johnson's connection with the letter of the family with the opinion that it ever alexander's son is that he was certainly see parties as the negative villa in italy but it wasn't so much that he appeared to be giving me or anything he just appeared to be having a rocket better time. he was the foreign secretary at the time and he refused to take along

of some kind of investigations into burma and the bidens in effect so donald trump can say he was xander because that one particular moment. but it's online brought up many other cases through were to giuliani through other elements of the official of official government policy where it showed that donald trump. was looking for something out of the landscape to give him the attention of the united states right and we do also have to say of course at the moment proceedings featured prominently last night of course said during that t.v. debate between democratic presidential hopefuls let's take a listen to what the candidates had to say i would not direct more justice department like this president does i'd like to make 30 independent judgment i would not dictate who should be prosecuted for who should be exonerated that's not the role of the president of the united states what we saw today is ambassador signed on by his own words told us that everyone was in the loop that means it is a criminal and to promise engaged in by the president from what we heard today the vice president the secr

xander plus melinda thank you. and all this week we will be bringing you special coverage of reports of the events which led to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago that's right here on the theists is g.w. news and these are our top stories germany is marking the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall on the 9th of november 1909 a light show with the famous alexanderplatz square kicked off a week of celebrations in the capital. german chancellor angela merkel has attended the launch of boats waggons id 3 billed as its 1st fully electric car for the masses merkel says her government wants germany to have 1000000 charging stations by 2030 to encourage people to make this which. delhi has declared a public health emergency after air pollution reached record levels schools have been closed and half of the city's cars are being banned from taking to the roads each day. in lebanon protesters demanding political reform have blocked roads across the capital beirut after 2 weeks of protests against the politica

creates tensions unnecessarily let me bring and xander into that one where i disagree with their course. but let's not forget what happened in 2014 nato didn't start a war in ukraine against ukraine and change borders by force russia did that in which it was neither reacting to anything nato had done it was actually reacting to the ukrainian people's desire to have a closer relationship with the european union president yoweri progress before he fled the country taken ukraine out of the reading and said that they were no longer interested in nato membership and nato said fine yet russia couldn't accept closer ties with european union don't create a crisis which ultimately led to its invading star territory so nato didn't this problem. is not supported by donor eric writes as i'm sure there's plenty we can go back and forth on this one and for say i'm being told we're running out of time this show has gone much quicker than anticipated let's thank our guests this point john laughlin alexander vershbow and pavel felgenhauer and thank you too for what you can see the show again any time by

mcilroy beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 under par after. in the first play—off hole mcilroy‘s birdie was enough to secure his fourth title of the year after the american could only make par. i played very patient golf, notjust today but over the weekend, i went bogey free, that was nice to do. if someone bogey free, that was nice to do. if someone had told me that on friday night, i would someone had told me that on friday night, iwould not someone had told me that on friday night, i would not have needed a play—off to win. he played great, and it was a great final round to be and it was a great final round to be a part of. that's all the sport. now on the bbc news channel it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's programme... i'm in saudi arabia discovering the hidden desert city of hegra. this is two thousand years old and this makes it unique, not just for archaeologists but for people like you and me. lucy is back with more global gadgets. so apparently i've got a brushing score of 1%. i promise i can brush my teeth prope

eight-year-old cody, shot in the jaw and leg, 14-year-old kylie shot in the foot, four- year-old xanderot in the back, and brixton, just nine months old, shot in the chest. the tiniest miracle, seven- month-old faith langford. it's believed her mom cristina hid her baby's car seat just before she was gunned down. fah was found 11 hours after the massacre. for relatives... >> it was just an attack on innocent families. >> reporter: ...there is nothing but shock and heartbreak. >> i think a lot of us are just speechless. it's horrific. it just seems like a bad dream. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that relatives have gathered here in tucson tonight as the children are treated for gunshot wounds and the family plans nine funerals. all of the survivors were children, all of them are now without mothers. norah? >> o'donnell: janet, thank you. house democrats want to hear from acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. he's the highest-ranking white house official investigators have called on. today they sent a letter seeking his testimony in the impeachment inquiry, but nobody is co

twitter again today and let's see all sense of the american public's reaction to the hearing still fall xander well according to a poll that was published yesterday 70 percent of americans think that it's wrong to ask a foreign power to investigate a political opponent but only a slim majority 51 percent are in favor of the piece from an inquiry and in favor of removing president from his office and according to another interesting very telling poll published today only 65 percent of americans cannot imagine any information circumstances during the impeachment inquiry that can change their mind they opinion they had already on the impeachment inquiry so it will be difficult for the democrats to make their case to the american public and troubles to iowa last week and my impression was talking to a lot after talking to a lot of people that they really think that pietschmann inquiry can district attention from the election come pain that they think that it's very important. alexander phenomena. in washington thank you very much for that assessment. denning out of research plans to transfer some

mcilroy beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 under par afterst play—off hole mcilroy‘s birdie was enough to secure his fourth title of the year after the american could only make par. and great britain's hockey teams are a step close to playing at next summer's tokyo olympics with victories in the first legs of their qualifying play offs. the women, the defending olympic champions, beat chile 3—0 at lee valley in london. while the men came from a goal down to beat malaysia 4—1. the second legs of both matches take place later today. more nervy for ireland's women though, they need to win their second leg with canada after the first one finished 0—0. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben brown with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are sian griffiths, education editor for the sunday times and the political commentatorjames millar. let's take a quick look at today's front pages — which are dominated by either politics or yesterday's rugby world cup final. the observer leads with the news

mcilroy beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 under par afterh to secure his fourth title of the year after the american could only make par. there was play off drama too in the latest women's lpga event in taipei. american nelly korda won a three way play off to successfully defend the title. england's charley hull was the highest placed briton who was tied for 11th place. there were more celebrations for the marquez family in moto gp after alex, the younger brother of marc, was crowned world champion in the moto 2 class. he finished second in the malaysian grand prix following a tough race against winner brad binder. that finish was enough for marquez to take an unbeatable lead in the standings with just one race remaining this season. brother marc has already secured his sixth moto gp title. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. riot police in iraq have fired live ammunition and tear gas during anti—government protests in the centre of baghdad. several people were wounded, and there are reports of two deaths. the demo

mcilroy beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 under par after i played very patient golf, notjust today but over the weekend. i was bogey free over the weekend, which was nice to do. if someone had told me that on friday night, i wouldn‘t have thought i would have needed a play—off to win. zander played great and it was a great final round to be and it was a great final round to be a part off. —— a part of. there was play off drama too in the latest women‘s lpga event in taipei. american nelly korda won a three way play off to successfully defend the title. england‘s charley hull was the highest placed briton who was tied for 11th place. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more in the next hour. let‘s get more now on the government‘s confirmation that the freeze in benefit payments is to come to an end next year. the department for work and pensions said working—age benefits such as universal credit and jobseeker‘s allowance will rise by 1.7% from april 2020. but labour called it a "cynically—timed" announcement ahead of the general election

neural xander plots. they were marginalized community. with moments of distinct pride. and small prayer rooms tucked away behind in conspicuous stores. these kind of lovers relief and porcelain figures belonged to the iran and the synagogue. in november 943 bombs dropped in a british air raid cause severe damage not just to the dome what had been germany's largest synagogue was critically hit. 15 years later authorities of communist east germany had the main synagogue and central prayer room the very heart of the structure demolished. to this day only an outline in the void recalls the beauty last. until. the summer of each $157.00 claimed architect eduardo plough is at his wit's end for years he's been discussing plans for the new synagogue for the jewish community the old one is too small but how do they expect him to align the prayer halls toward jerusalem on this crooked plot of land and why not design it in the fashionable morris style. germany's jewish community wants a magnificent building but it's also wary of provoking resentment. how can you square the circle.

rory mcilroy is playing xander schauffele in a play off at the world golf championship in shanghai.now these images behind. this isa you know these images behind. this is a representation of the view out of our window, which you probably realise. not that one. just have a quick look, if we can, at the live view outside our window this morning. look at that! the fog is so thick. there is a view somewhere. not like the sunny images we have. it is dreadful, isn‘t it? not like the sunny images we have. it is dreadful, isn't it? what can we see? what should we be seeing? a building. there is a cobweb, apparently. a spider. just enjoy the beautiful views on the screen stop a sign of things to come. good morning to you both. there are some weather watchers picture still coming in, this is the best one i could find at the moment although it doesn‘t beat the moment although it doesn‘t beat the one at salford quays. fog around cheshire, lancashire, manchester. it stretches down into parts of lincolnshire as well. elsewhere, starting off with a lovely morning with some spells of sunshine aroun

xander caught in multiple lies. don't have a lot of time. wow. >> he's a liar.sted companies got the answer to the queen. i'm glad i don't. q . >> sean: last word.en >> prince andrew said he has a medical condition that he couldn't select and then pictures pictures surfaced of him sweating up a storm. so that didn't quite work out for him.. he should have thought that through. just a terrible interview. >> sean: i put my arm around this woman, arms around everybody. terrible. >> he said it's a doctored photo. >> sean: okay, i'll believe that braidwood may come back, rush limbaugh called me out the democrats' have hypocrisy at the schiff show. you don't want to miss this ne next. this blt is delicious! made it myself. i love this place! made that myself, too. order up. fries on the side. right where i like 'em. don't forget the grease fire. burn, baby -- wait, what? -[ alarm beeping ] -i said grease fire. what are you doing on the counter? when owning a small business gets real... sorry. can i get a to-go box? ...progressive helps protect what you built -with cus

he came through a play off to beat defending champion xander schauffele at the world golf championshipitle. the australian world number one won in straight sets in shenzhen in china and was rewarded with a record £3.4 million. exeter chiefs overcame a 14 point deficit to beat worcester warriors by 24 points to 20. harry williams got the cruicial try with five minutes to go at sixways. and there was a brilliant performance from kenya's joyciline jepkosgei at the new york marathon. she won the women's event, in what was her first ever competitive race at that distance. she almost broke the course record as well. one to watch for sure. it's been a great day for british hoickey. both the men's and the women's teams have qualified for next year's olympic games in tokyo. they did it by winning the second legs of their qualifying matches today, and katie shanahan was watching at lee valley in london. confidence was high amongst these home fans as great britain started to be day with a three—goal lead and a fit on the plane to tokyo. gb may be the reigning 0lympic champions, but there are few

i'm not going to let your xanders decide. >> well, in this case the president based honorism.his medal, he keeps ranks everything. >> we got to protect our war fighters. >> what is a war fighter by the way? >> the president has from that montage he has this sort of juvenile comic book 13-year-old vision. >> rambo. >> of what the military is, by the way. >> it's rambo. >> that leiutenant bone spurs never bothered to serve in. but, yeah, it's from you know for b movies. it's not from reality. he doesn't understand the chain of command. he doesn't understand order and discipline and he is the commander-in-chief. so, yes, hes that power to do this. it's such a bad thing for our military, for you know our allies are looking at this. it's am. it's like a 13-year-old. >> i'm sorry, i'm not in the military, growing up, i took pride that our p.o.w. camps were 'best they were. if you were a german, you come to kentucky or somewhere, you'd have a better life than in a soviet pleas you didn't survive. we did treat prisoners well comparatively. we were the good guys. we did observe the gen

bring of greece to east ukraine to a conflict that for the last 5 years have taken 13000 lives and xander thank you for that for now that is alexandra steele and of god forward live in moscow thank you now a 15 year old girl has been killed after a suspension bridge in southwest france collapsed a car and a truck fell into the water 4 people are rescued from the river and to lose but several others are still missing on the local fire service chief said that the bridge which was built in the 19th thirty's was regularly checked. now protesters in iraq's provinces have road blocks leading to the country's main port and the fossil for the close a hole to traffic making it difficult for port employees to get to work demonstrations began last mom for a lack of jobs and public services have gone into calls for a complete change in government now a makeshift library at the center of protests in iraq's capital is becoming a hub of learning that's all by demonstrations protesting against an appointment poverty government corruption and failing public services including the education system and as t

is there for us xander what's been the russian response to this israeli operation. now russia called this israeli missile strikes are wrong a deputy foreign minister mr grant of says that it is contrary to international law and that the elites to escalation of tensions in the region russia said they're going to conduct all of the sides involved to clarify the circumstances what is not known at this moment is whether israel informed russia before the strikes about what is said to happen we know that since 2015 russia has its troops in syria and russia is involved they're both in the political and military militarily in syria at the same time iran is good and there are good relations with iran and russia also wants to be keep good relations with israel so for russia this is not an easy situation to be in for example many thanks indeed. a u.s. military helicopter has crashed in afghanistan killing 2 crew members on board u.s. commanders in law god province and the afghan government are denying taliban claims that the aircraft was shot down. the pentagon is warning that

impeachment inquiry into president donald trump white house ukraine expert lieutenant colonel on xander inman described times phone call with ukraine's president as improper jennifer williams and an advisor to the us vice president also testified saying she considers the call to be unusual testimony was also heard from former u.s. special envoy to ukraine kurt volker he said he didn't know we need take audion efforts to investigate tom's rival joe biden but admitted he should have realized what was going on. and at least 3 people have been killed in bolivia during a security operation to end the blockade of a major fuel plant by supporters of former president ever more honest they're demanding the return of the methodist leader after he resigned earlier this month i meet on thai government protests. 3 taliban commanders have been released by the afghan government as part of a prisoner swap sources have told on jazeera they've landed in qatar senior taliban leader and a commie is among them in exchange 2 professors from the u.s. and australia have been released after spending 3 years in

the northern irishman beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 underurth title of the year. south africa's 1995 world cup winning captain francois pienaar believes the springboks victory injapan yesterday is more significant than his historic triumph when he lifted the trophy on home soil alongside nelson mandela. they also won the title in 2007 but pienaar believes this world title tops them both. in many terms it is better than 1995. the first ever black captain of ourteam, his 1995. the first ever black captain of our team, his story coming from a town and what he has done. his dad flying for the first time in his life to watch his son play, that is hollywood stuff. south africa dominated the world rugby awards, flanker pieter—steph du toit was player of the year, rassie erasmus, coach of the year, and emily scarratt was women's player of the year. the 29—year—old centre helped england to the grand slam in the women's six nations championship earlier this year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. at least four peop

the northern irishman beat the defending champion xander schauffele after the pair were tied at 19 underingboks victory injapan yesterday is more significant than his historic triumph, when he lifted the trophy on home soil alongside nelson mandela. they also won the title in 2007 but pienaar believes this world title tops them both. in many terms it is better than 1995. the first ever black captain of ourteam, his story coming from a township and what he has done. his dad flying for the first time in his life to watch his son play, that is hollywood stuff. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for talking movies. hello and welcome to talking movies: countdown to the oscars, our early take on the race to the academy awards 2020. the oscars are still weeks away, but already we have some idea of the likely contenders. we will be looking at the front runners in the major categories, as well as hearing from some big—name stars vying for hollywood's top prize. but first, our sitdown interview with the talented felicityjones, who is about to light up cinema screens around the world for h

the wrap up phase of the meeting when this occurred we've gone through a series of discussions and xanderne a little coup is at this point the designated national security adviser of ukraine really wanted to get into the weeds of how you might reform a national security council he talked to me about this prior to the meeting he was hoping and i've had this opportunity with the national security adviser united states to get his firsthand opinions and thoughts on what might happen we'd also want to go through discussion about how important it was for ukraine to get its energy sector reform under way and clearly the secretary had some talking points this is an issue that i'm possible was also interested in and then we knew that the ukrainians would have on their agenda inevitably the question about a meeting and so as we get through the main discussion we're going into that wrap up phase ukrainians mr dunning look starts to ask about a white house meeting and i busted a bolton was trying to parry this back although he's the national security adviser he's not in charge of scheduling the meeti

treatment. 8-year-old cody shot in the jaw and leg, 14-year-old kylie shot in the foot, 4-year-old xanderack, and 8-month-old brixton shot in the chest. on twitter, president trump offered condolences and military muscle. "this is the time for mexico, with the help of the united states, to wage war on the drug cartels." mexico's president lopez obrador declined the offer, saying it's an issue for his country to address independently. drug violence is widespread here in mexico, but these attacks stand out for a new reason -- these drug cartels are increasingly indifferent whether children are caught in the cross fire. these assaults were also relentless. at one crime scene, more than 200 shell casings were recovered, most of them from assault rifles. >> boy, mark, relentless, evil, gut-wrenching, all -- i can't even think of a superlative to really explain this. i still can't stop thinking about this. first you hear about 8-month-old twins. that's bad enough. >> yes. >> then you hear about the little 14-year-old boy who walked for -- 13-year-old boy who walked 14 miles to get help for his

david haile, xander vindman, kurt volker.r white house officials, at the center of this ukraine scandal but democrats likely want to hear from in public as well. people like the whistle-blower and their sources are absolutely going to be off the table for adam schiff, of course, because they don't want the wh whistle-blower's identity to be public and nelly orr about the 2016 election, adam schiff already said no relitigating of the russia investigation. all very much focuseds on the narrow scope of the ukraine scandal whether the president abused power of his office to pressure a foreign entity to investigate political rivals and then tried to cover it up. >> and star witnesses come wednesday including senior diplomat george kent and bill taylor. top diplomat of ukraine. then friday, marie yovanovitch, former ambassador to ukraine. we've heard from them before. they have, at least, behind closed doors. what can we expect to hear from them beyond what we've already read? >> yes. i doubt that their public testimony will stray