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and it is completely shifted like what i am exposed to, xyz, and what is amazing t hasn't changed thethat i just do what i believe in. so. >> trevor: that's interesting. >> trevor: so when you say it is flipped upside down, you don't catch the busness no, i literally was on a busk i was on a business one time, the guy came out was like what are you doing here. i was like i'm going somewhere, i'm doing somewhere. >> trevor: he is like you are a movie star what are you doing on a bus. >> i am like how am i supposed to get to orange street. >> trevor: but i don't like the idea of you being on public transport when you were in a movie like get out because if i would see you somewhere as an average citizen i would think i'm now in a horror movie. it would scare me. >> yeah. >> trevor: it would scare me, i think you should be rolling around in ubers and stuff, you can't just be in public transport, that's not cool. >> that is what happened is like the reaction. >> trevor: you freak people out. >> freak people out, earnings, it is the horror. >> trevor: exactly. but it has been an amazing jo

." >> oh, from xyz jewelry company or b&h photos is going to say you want this. you look at a package that says "target" on it, it's a target. pun intended. >> reporter: he's more than 126 million americans hit by porch theft theft. >> i could hear rustling around undermei underneath me. a package that was there had been gone. >> reporter: the sheriff tweeting out this today, theft prevention tips, including installing a security camera, signing for your packages or getting them delivered to your workplace. the biggest tip, shop local. >> you take it home, you nor where it is. >> reporter: chris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> it's not a good time to be hiding to oar from from from frm this hour. there's a person. >> a pedestrian just walking in the middle of the highway, which you can only do when the freeway is shut down, which it is right now. let's talk to sandhya patel about the snow, the rain, all of it. >> the snow is going to make for a treacherous drive, if not even impossible this weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7 right now. we had spotty showers thi

like unfair to put it mildly that the republicans are arguing well noic one heard the president said xyz. and the very people closer to him, bolton, giuliani, will not come testify. they are hiding behind these fake claims of privilege. it se so clear that is not what is t going on here. there is witness after witness going forward and there is no real legal stoppage that there are valid claims. and instead you have a repeat of trump's mantra which he wrote in thewr sharpy, i'm not taking th money from the bank as he is taking the money from the bank. i'm not doing a quid pro quo. i think it shows a total guilty conscious. nobody talks like that unless they have that kind of guilt on their mind and they know they're getting caught if. >> on the day they have been caught. you're right, you write down i am not guilty. >> we're moments away from the start ofwa tooz's impeachment hearing testimony from former white house official dr. fiona hill, that is actually david hol mes who will be testifying as well. dr. hill isst following david holmes in the hall there. dr. fiona hill's opening stat

if they come back and say they are only comfortable with xyz, the leadership will follow. >> anotheront line democrat and certainly nancy pelosi is paying attention. here's what happened in one of her town halls. >> it appears that for the last couple of years all that's going on is investigations. it is keeping us away from the work in our country. [ applause ] >> i didn't run for office to impeach the president. i ran on taxes and health care and infrastructure. the president crossed a line for me when it seemed as if he had withheld critical military fund ing for our security partner because he wanted them to investigate his opponent in an election. >> that was mikey cheryl. you see her there saying it was a matter of national security. you hear a lot of democrats saying they didn't have a choice in terms of the impeachment process. >> you definitely have the democrats, especially those in your more moderate districts, freshmen who flipped from districts who were republican in 2018, who have been cautious about going toward impeachment. a lot of them said you're okay with an impea

probably won't get anyone else to testify, firsthand account that trump told them personally to do xyz on ukraine. what they're going to be presenting now they'll be presenting in public, but they probably won't get any more proof than they have now, so if republicans arcen't willing to open the door now, they're not going to get impeachment. >> the judge knows what week it is. the judge knows public hearings are starting. the judge could have waited until tuesday, he could have waited until friday, he could have waited until next month. mick mulvaney is trying to join a lawsuit brought by john bolton's deputy, first, then joined by john bolton essentially saying, we've been subpoenaed by the deputy. judge, tell me, do i have to testify? the president says no, the courts say yes, let mick mulvaney decide. if this judge rules on the power of a congressional subpoena, it could put them in the witness chair and both of their lawyers say interesting things. bolton's lawyer last week, ambassador bolton was involved in what you already have of testimony as well as relevant meetings and testi

mick mulvaney is not testifying, no one is saying we held up the aid for xyz reasons that are not connectedthese politically motivated reasons, and no one in the state department, in the defense department as we've seen from these witnesses knew why the aid was being held up. so there are no sort of alibi witnesses for the president. it will make it harder for the republicans to make their case that all these people just came up with this lack of direct connection with the president and came up with why this aid was being held up and they are all wrong. >> they can't disprove what these diplomats said in private. the problem for the democrats is can they prove without mick mulvaney or the lmv, half the people the white house has blocked from testifying, can they connect the dots back? one of the names on the list they can't call back was kurt volker, who did have a conversation with gordon sondland. they want to call him as a republican witness and say, why didn't the democrats put him on theirs? >> why on earth would volker not be there? he was the special envoy to ukraine. we're having th

want to put signage with instructions as there are on other vehicles, to say you are on car number xyz because if you are going to be in a train communicating with the operator you better know which car you are on. the seating section, everything we are going to lower the seat, right? we are going to put a bench seat in. are we going to lower the bench seat because there's no electronic box there that's going to keep the higher seat. less than half the fleet is going to have double transfer seats 101 of the 2019 seats. in the articulation section, passengers sit on the articulation ribs. so i assume that's not going to be a problem because we are not talking about that. but i have observed people sitting on there. open space. why do the procurement specification require space for bicycles? on there we could have seats and also i think that the folding seats -- bottom line is on the blue seats for the priority they should be closer to the doors. and that really needs to be a priority. because you only have the priority seats at the front. and i've seen peoplepeople board the vehicle wit

. >> oh from xyz jewelry company or b and h photos is going to say hey you don't want this. >> you lookand it says target on it, it's a target. pun intended. >> terence hurley knows all about it. he is one of more than 26 million americans hit by porch theft and those numbers from 2017. >> i could hear a little russelling around underneath me. i thought what is that. >> i went out and i saw a package there has been gone and then somebody said there he goes. >> marin county sheriff tweeting out this reminder to theft prevention stipes including stalling a security camera signing for the pack and/or getting items delivered. but the number one advise, go off line. >> well my biggest thing is shop local because if you go there, buy it, you take it home, you know where it is. >>? san francisco, chris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> good advise on in small business saturday too. next the san francisco holiday tradition debuts today. what it takes to makes the giant ginger bread house inside the fairmont. is your business still settling for slow internet? well time is money. switch to comcast busine

the president say, you don't have direct evidence or all you have is hearsay, you need to hear from xyzerson when the president is telling mick mulvaney, john bolton not to come in. i think that can bow to his consciousness of guilt but i don't think you should be rewarded and be able to play such a large part of the proceedings in the judiciary committee if they're not going to give us any of the documents, that's chairman nadler's call. >> chris: you heard senator kennedy and you heard the republicans were the last two weeks thing, this unfair, you haven't allowed us, in that case, the republicans come out to call their own witnesses. some yes, but some no. and now here's a chance finally for the president's lawyer to participate and you're saying you may not allow that either. >> representative swalwell: i'm saying it's unfair to prevent witnesses who are key witnesses from coming forward. that is monumentally unfair. >> chris: wouldn't it be worse to shut down the president's white house lawyer? >> representative swalwell: i don't know that that decision has been made yet. we see th

number sometimes can be useful, to be able to say we are less than that number because it is xyz. or it looks like way into the future we are going to be way over. i would hope, in san francisco, we can be doing that demand projection work while we talk about supplies needed to meet demand. >> one of the things i think i'm partially why i was pushing, and i appreciate the presentation on this trade i have been in front of you pushing this issue of getting the supplies in front of you in starting this conversation more aggressively. this timeline is very long there is no decision you're going to make one way or another in the next two years that you won't have those numbers by the time you have to make some decisions. that is just the nature of these water supply projects and how long it takes for them to get developed. the numbers are very helpful. it is important and a helpful place to start. i go through the process with each of the agencies, where you going to meet this demand? you have san francisco supply but you also have your own supply. are you going to used recycled water

from xyz jewelry company or b and h photo something saying hey you don't want this.the package that says target on it. it's a target. pun intended. >> terence hurley knows about it. one of more than 26 million americans hit by porch theft, the numbers from 2017. >> i could hear a little russelling around right out-and-outing me. i thought i wonder what that is. i went outside and saw a package there had been gone somebody said there he goes. >> marin county sheriff tweeting out this reminder to theft prechgs tips including installing a security camera. signing for the package or getting items delivered to the workplace. but the number one advice go off line. >> well the biggest biggest thing is shop local. if you go there, you by it. you take it home. you know >>? frist, chris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> next a san francisco holiday tradition debuts today. what it takes to make sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust youron the comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep u

. >> from xyz jewelry company or b and h photos is going to say hey you don't want this.rget pun intended process. >> terence hurley knows all about it. he is one of more than 226 million americans hit by porch theft the numbers from 2017. >> i could hear a list russell underneath me. i thought was that. >> i saw that a package that was there had been gone and then somebody said there he goes. >> marin county sheriff tweeting this reminder to theft prevention tips including installing a security camera. signing for the package ar getting items delivered to the workplace but the number one advice, go off line. >> well my biggest thing would be shop local. because if you go there you buy it, you take it home. you know where it is. >>? san francisco. chris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> next, the san francisco holiday tradition debuts today. what it takes to make the giant ginger bread house inside the fairmont. you want a fresh-smelling home, but some air fresheners use heavy, overwhelming scents. try febreze one; a range of innovative air fresheners with no heavy perfumes that

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>> and either you respond -- if you agree with them, you just say i agree with what justice xyz said.ut often you respond to them, right? it's like i want to make three points, but i also want to respond to a bunch of other things that have been said around the table. >> does the discussion ever change anyone's vote? >> yeah, for sure. and again, it depends on the case. but not infrequently somebody says, you know, i came in thinking this, but something that another justice said is making me rethink it and i'm open to continuing to think about it, i'm open to being persuaded. i remember cases where people would just say, you know, literally would go around the table and then somebody who had already spoken would say i'm changing my mind. and if somebody changed their mind because of something that i said, i would count that as a pretty good day, right? but i think every justice has done that at some point or another. >> so then there's two sides in the sense after you vote, one to do something, some group of people want to do something and the others don't. and the senior justice of e

she was this terrible person so when i tried to do in the book was say okay, brenda white apple is xyz. benjamin mozer ever remembers abc area not really tried to be in there myself to the extent that the emotional stuff was.>> not to the extent the emotional stuff was, you have to navigate is the contemporary word for it. it works in that sense but at the same time you do havea very strong voice . in other words, i think for me biographies that don't work, they don't work because there is no voice and i don't mean and i voice . i'm been moser and i'm going to tell you this isn't in the first person but in the sense of your very clear that there are times when you are separating yourself out from what she is doing or what she thinks she's doing or even maybe what other people think he's doing. and you are making, you have a point of view, let me say that. >> i thought you would like that. i thought i got a book about susan sontag that was boring and wasn't argumentative to a certain extent wasn't about susan sontag . >> your engaging with her. >> talking back or talking with. and talki

that's why today in new york, he is delivering a progress report and the economy promising he would do xyz on taxes and regulation. at the same thing here. >> bill: despite the fact that rex tillerson denied the claims. >> that is between them. what i'm saying is, all three of them have had their say now. general kelly, rex tillerson, and ambassador haley. so i will leave that they are. what i want to reflect a somebody who has been there from day one and is still there that this president appreciates dissenting opinions, differing backgrounds. he has people in meetings on any number of issues like trade my like life, the second amendment. he has people on taxes, regulation, he has people who have differing opinions and are giving him different inputs and insight, impressions, ideas, backgrounds, and he makes the decision, you know why? he was elected president knowing two people were elected to anything, donald trump and mike pence so the president makes the decisions in the end. >> bill: watching a big speech later at the 11:00 a.m. hour, president from turkey makes a white house visit t

but, xyz. did you believe -- he was born in ukraine.e then confronted sondland. this is july 10, brought up the investigations into ukrainian officials during that white house meeting and so, martha, you just wonder, based on what we just heard from the congressman, involving when did the ukraines, what did they know, when did they know it. what was behind the use of the word investigations. expect to hear a lot more of that in the hearing room in just a few minutes. >> absolutely. we expect colonel vindman will say he had concerns about it for some time. as you point out a july 10th phone call which he expressed some of those concerns. remember back on thursday, the ukraine foreign minister spoke out and said that he had no understanding that there was any link between the military aid and any promises for investigations. i think, last week, the witnesses did a pretty good job, in terms of their own opinion, stating that they, they had the understanding that investigations was sort of the word that encompassed looking into 2016 and als