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>> to locals like sheriff's deputy bill yates... >> if this is the area i'm patrolling, i know whereoing to stop to eat lunch. >> reporter: ...mintu's food has been a hit. deputy yates is fond of the curry and want broader vision that comes with it. >> it's bringing the world here, rather than keeping our world small. >> reporter: strictly speaking, the restaurant accounts for a small part of mintu's revenue-- strictly speaking. >> i would say 5% to 10% at the most, 10%. >> reporter: so why bother? >> it's not the whole picture, the food. the people come in, they get fuel, other stuff. so they would come in and spend $500, $600 on fuel, because they know they can get their meal, their desire for the next 800 miles here. >> reporter: no surprise for you that you can recreate all that stuff in the middle of a truck stop on i-80? >> well, that was the plan. so we succeeded. >> reporter: all it took was for mintu pander to trust his gut, and those of hungry truckers driving by. jim axelrod, cbs news, laramie, wyoming. >> van cleave: all right, who's hungry? ahead, how a california commun

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. >>> josep y yates se encontraba en el baño del departamento con su hija y terminal cepillarse los dientesomó y ella quedó en una orilla de la bañera. >>> la madre sacó fuerzas de donde no tenía para calmar a su hija de cinco años. >>> ella y entre el papá. >>> estando bajo tierra y y escuchar a tu hija desesperadamente. yo le decía mi niña estamos bien. >>> afortunadamente la bula cielo bombero llevaron yambo fueron rescatados sacando al hombre de 50 años por el sótano, daños físicos y emocionales ha marcado la familia. >>> estoy traumado con esto, no consta ni parado estoy destrozado. indica que lleva un año reportando el casero problema del parlamento, el primer piso de este departamento. casi un mes le dijeron que iban hacer la reparaciones. asegura que dará una demanda en contra la compañía propietaria del edificio pero que su mayor recompensa fue el que se cayó y no su hija, que él dice que se salvó por unos segundos. >>> por milagro de dios. >>> y un reto preciso viral en redes sociales, que padecía una familia y tras la conciencia de la enfermedad el famoso desafío que recaudó más

maria: sally yates as well. all these people you will call to testify as you take a deep dive what took place in 2016. >> there are two questions i want to ask these people. when you signed the warrant application, how much time did you spend trying to figure out if it was actually true and how far up the chain did this go? did president obama know about the counterintelligence surveillance of the trump campaign? did vice president biden know? how much information was provided to susan rice? i want to know how far up the chain the investigation went. i want to know why so many people could sign a warrant application so flawed. so there is a lot of questions. i want to make sure this never happens again. to the american people, you deserve better than this. every american should be worried about fisa. and to this impeachment debacle, to my democratic colleagues, impeachment is a dead cat. stop playing with it. maria: say it again, senator? >> impeachment is a dead cat. stop playing with it. bury it. it is going n

estadounidenses y un arduo y emiliano pensaron que no volverÍan a ver a sus padres luego de salir en un yatecana y rÁpidamente la guarda costera desplegÓ un operativo y por aire sobrevolar en el caribe mexicano. la embarcaciÓn fue localizada a mÁs de 20 millas náuticas al norte de balneario de cancÚn con los tripulantes alterados, pero estables de salud. >> el aviÓn que pasó allÍ dos o tres veces en helicÓptero, bastante impresionante. un agradecimiento muy grande a toda la marina. >> el temor de las familias es porque en los Últimos meses varios grupos de delincuentes que han sido seÑalados como piratas han estado robando por esa zona de alta mar, como este que sucediÓ en el sÉptimo pasado donde sujetos armados subieron esta embarcaciÓn a robar a varios turistas. esta semana se han presentado otros dos rescates en la penÍnsula de yucatÁn. una ocurriÓ tras detectar una lancha con varias persona que pedÍan ayuda y otro cuando estos pescadores sobrevivieron dentro de un frigorÍfico. estos jÓvenes, dos de ellos estadounidenses, tambiÉn vivieron para contarla. >> estuve toda la noche marcando es

habÍa arribado a colombia a bordo de un yate privado.rales narcotrÁfico, podrÍa enfrentar un proceso en colombia por trata de personas, a las que sacaba de este paÍs a repÚblica dominicana y estados unidos. enrique: el presidente de mÉxico andrés manuel lÓpez obrador lamentÓ hoy que en ataque en villa uniÓn, coahuila. la agresiÓn de presuntos miembrosen contra de policÍas locales, estatales o federales dejÓ un saldo de 22 muertos. los fallecidos son 16 criminales, cuatro policÍas y dos civiles ajenos al enfrentamiento. la familia lebarÓn perdió a nuevo miembros en la masacre, en el atentado del norte de mÉxico hace un mes se reuniÓ hoy durante dos horas con andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. el mandatario prometiÓ mantenernos al tanto de los avances le instigaciÓn. hay tres personas detenidas, interrogadas para saber los autores materiales e intelectuales, los familiares de los detenidos dicen que son utilizados como chivos expiatorios. en los Últimos cuatro aÑos, los feminicidios en mÉxico han aumentado en mÁs del 100%. entre enero y octubre

liz: ig horowitz testifies for the first time that deputy attorney general sally yates's staff remember sally yates worked under president barack obama, that the staff knew about fbi abuses with fisa warrant but did not speak up. as the deputy attorney general was signing fisa warrants to spy on the trump campaign. >> deputy attorney's general's office, deputy attorney general or right below the deputy attorney general, have someone on your staff doing what was going on, and not telling anybody, is highly problematic. as we point out here, the net result of that is the deputy attorney general was signing awarrant that did not include key information that someone on her staff knew and had told the fbi. liz: that would have undercut what the fbi was doing. let's get right to it with former congressional investigator sam dewey. you're reaction to what the i.g. said today? more ends justifies means kind of thinking happening under james comey, and under the obama administration. >> good evening. thank you very much for having me again the i.g. testimony raises extraordinarily profound issue

as i read the horowitz report, the three reactions from attorney general loretta lynch, aunt sally yatesident obama have been, shouldn't we give him a defensive briefing? and i think that that would be the natural impulse for anybody who is interested in getting to the bottom of things quickly, and was skeptical of any notion that the president's before his campaign was in cahoots with the russians. and also was concerned about protecting the election. if you are interested in protecting the election, you gave a briefing. >> martha: why do you think he did not do that? >> we will see. >> martha: that is part of the durham investigation. if john durham were to come back with a report that he does not think that there was anything untoward in the intel agencies, and you don't find the things they too have suggested could be there, is at the end of it? will you let it live? >> i certainly will rely on john. let me just say that i did not know john durham when i appointed him to the position. i think i met him in passing when i was saying hello to a whole group of new u.s. attorneys, or at l

. >> yang: amy yates's south louisville neighborhood is doed with reminders of whe trees once stood.s says she inherited a green thumb from her grandmother. >> my grandmother and i planted this tree in 2009, the year p after mysed away, kind of as a memorable thing. >> yang: the single mother of three has lived in this house 15 she volunteered for the green heart study partly, she says, because her 14-year-old son has asthma. >> i do believe that trees produce oxygen. they clean the air. you know, they're beautiful. it sustains our life. it's the lungs of our planet. >> yang: she says she's not entirely surprised about her hometown's health inequality. >> i'm always very curious to see how where we live affects us. you know, when you have kids, you want them to live long, happy, healthy lives. and sometimes you're limited with your means. and it is very sad to think that because of that, we might live ss years on this planet be yuse of it. >>g: and this experiment will determine whether trees eacould spread a canopy ofh over more neighborhoods. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in

at yates was in. there. as a device which has been rehearsing for 6 long weeks as a special. this is it's been very exhausting. i'd say they were her skills are the hardest part runs as you can see her singing almost every day. dance for very demanding and i think i hope the performances are easier because she's been in my because right now i've almost run out of energy i've reached my limit left of it's. the premiere is in 2 days' time. housemate gregorian knows what it's like to reach her limit. i had from them so i mean when i went on stage i was totally not prepared i did and didn't have any single idea how to stick. it to the lithuanian singer finds time between looking after her children doctor visits and rehearsals to meet up with me in her hometown of vilnius. in 2006 she co-founded the private initiative the vilnius city opera. it doesn't have its own venue its productions are hosted by the city's congress hall. list of the most just like there are no dressing rooms and the stars do their own makeup but the performances are top notch. the ville new city opera is fost

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and then the democrats' big surprise that unfewer yated republicans. >> that 1:00 a.m. eastern this morning president trump tweeting out congratulations to britain's boris johnson on a big brexit victory. we'll tell you what it means >> the hunt for a killer the 18-year-old college freshman stabbed to death in a new york city park near her school. the campus on edge this morning. >> the domestic terrorist investigation launching into the targeted attack on a kosher grocery store. and speaking out for the first time, thelone survivor shown o survey langasq surveillance escaping as they entered. >> an octopus captures a wild eagle that tried to attach it. >> the new show airing on tlc, hot and heavy. "early today" starts right now >> good friday morning i'm phillip mena >> good to be with you i'm frances rivera a dramatic twist to a marathon debate over impeachment. after over 14 hours of arguing about the articles against president trump, the house judiciary chairman called it, delaying the vote, until this morning. and infuriating republicans. >> i will move to divide t

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>> archie yates will star in the remake.ill star alongside rob delaney whose roles of not been announced. people blasting the cast announcement on twitter, i thought it was clear we wanted mcculley culkin cast as the kid and no one in the movie would acknowledge he is a 39-year-old guy. another rights if it is not broken don't fix it. thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. jillian: thursday to simmer 12, the manhunt for suspected, crossing state lines as the houston-area more the loss of a 16 year veteran. rob: what we learned about the suspect that lengthy rap sheet which was flaunted all over social media. >> we cannot rely on an election to solve our problems when the president threatens the very integrity of that election.

joining me, steven yates. it's good to see you, steven.. tell america they have to pay us $130 billion or else? >> it's a clever idea. it does remind the world. this is not rocket science. there are two simple things we can do to have a more normal relationship. stop exporting terrorism and forsake your nuclear weapons program in a verifiable way. they have a long civilizational history of respectable people who are getting fed up with this elitist top-down thee so krats that don't have their interests at heart. trish: they are saying we are working for you. we are telling the u.s. they have to pay the $130 billion. rather than own up to their own inabilities which are quite obvious. >> their people don't profit from the pursuit of the nuclear weaponso upon. the people don't profit by the destabilization of their neighbors in the region. the educated ones, i think they would like to have a more friendly and cooperative relationship with the world and the united states. it's a shame that we had weakness. trish: they need to change leadershi

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she doesn't have that sort of gene in her as a, as a politician that they are or the or yate eators theyu have 30 years public service and being in the public eye, most people have already made up their mind. you said at the onset, if she had done that interview with howard stern in 2016, we may be in a different place now. but i would imagine that if she 4 do had done that interview in 2016 the questions much different, about her emails, about what trump was saying about her. it would have been a different interview back then. >> in 2008, if she said to you, or you said to her, we have this invitation from howard stern. what would have been patti solis doyle's recommendation whether to accept it? me, i'd love to see that kind of conversation unfold. i wished that you would have given it consideration, but as a campaign manager, truthfully, what would you have said? >> i think if i had to be completely honest i would have said, just because of his reputation back then in 2008, probably not. but we did, we did push for venues like "saturday night live" and "the view" other ven yups that w

watch this movie and announced the cast for it, the person that will be playing the kid is archie yatesme alone, we've already had the first and second one. home alone reboot, yeah, most pointless remake to date. lauren: it's just for streaming. >> nobody cares but now we will see what happens to disney plus. cheryl: america has voted on the most popular movie. >> multiple surveys coming yesterday saying that america's story, what would you your favorite? >> my favorite movie is love actually. i've seen it multiple times and i will watch it again probably this weekend. lauren: this is the question of the day and i'm getting a lot of answers of what their favorite movies. i do watch the grinch. >> animated? lauren: several of them because that's what my kids like. >> i like all the tv shows, reindeer, frosty the snowman. >> i would say home alone, charlie brown christmas, that's a pretty good one. cheryl: what's your favorite movie if you were to go back to theaters? >> home alone. cheryl: home alone. >> pretty good too, they got the last there. there you go. cheryl: this year has been i

and co-tenants who lived in this warehouse, that was owned by a furniture or an estate liquid ait yate or and his wife. this is at the apgar warehouse here in oakland at apgar and west street. ten people living here at one time, the owners charging them $1,000 a month to stay here and that harkens back to the ghostship fire three years ago where 36 people were killed. fortunately the seven to eight people who were in here got out, with just that one woman being injured, a pregnant woman, we understand, 6 months pregnant, again, at summit hospital with what the battalion chief on the scene described here as minor injuries. she's expected to make a full recovery, but at 2:30, when this fire started, it was a harrowing rescue by one man that helped get that woman and another man who were trapped in an upstairs loft out of the warehouse before it burned to the ground. >> we were in the front of the building and we heard her screaming, and yes, there wasn't any fire at that point but the smoke was completely filling the area upstairs where she was. >> didn't know if they were going to make

donald trump perm yates every bit of the american existence these days, whether it's immigration, holidaysyour family. i think democrats are worried after the hillary clinton debacle in cl2016, that we'll fd the same kind of end point. i think democrats are trying to come together and find a candidate and speak to the emotional aspect which one of your previous guests was talking about, was one of the problems with the laborpr party. >> there are only two articles of impeachment drawn against the president, less than a lot of people were expecting. do you think it suggests the democrats were afraid to draw too many articles? >> i don't really know how if they're feeling afraid or confident right now. what i do know about this is that we know that these are pretty narrow and specific charges against the president. that's what house democrats have been focused on all along. and that's what nancy pelosi has been focused on as she's moved towards impeachment and looked aten the numbers in her caucus right now. the goal for house democrats in terms of at least or the mechanics of this is to sta

that scene that was so vividly described in the mueller report and in other press accounts of saily yatesing down to the white house asking to speak to don mcgahn just getting settled in his office, probably didn't know where all the bathrooms were. and he was told that the president's national security adviser could be a blackmail risk because he had lied to the fbi about his conversations with the russians. why are we always in this position where russians have compromise on the american leaders? >> well, i think we are getting additional insight into this because early in this administration, nicole, many of us thought, well, it's sloppy. and anybody who's been in sensitive government positions has encountered officials who say it's inconvenient, it's annoying operating in secure environments, encrypted communications, i don't like the quality, i don't like the hassle. well, we are well beyond that. the reporting now is not so much about that the president is blowing off secure communications devices but rather why he is doing it. he is doing it because he doesn't like the fact that it

yates. >> the will of the american people elected donald trump to the president of the united states in the 2016 and one party can't get over it. and we understand in 2018 you took the house of representatives and we haven't spent our time during your tenure in power trying to remove the speaker of the house and trying to delegitimate and frankly we would love to governor with you and pass mscsa and lower prescription drug prices it is the will of the people you ignore when you continue down this terrible road of impeachment. professor gerhardt you gave money to barack obama. >> my family did. >> four times. >> that sounds about right, yes. >> mr. chairman i have a consent request related to professor feldman's work and the wire trap -- >> the gentlemen will suspend. >> my time -- >> we'll take that time off. has the gentleman submitted -- have we seen that material? >> we can provide it to you as is typical -- >> and consider the consent request later after we -- >> very well. >> the gentleman may continue. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. feldman wrote articles entitled trump wiretap

yates. >> house democrats aren't clarifying no one's above the law. they're just clarifying none of them is above partisan and politics -- >> that's florida congressman speaking thereafter hakeem jeffreys. the -- again as you hear the theme there. i mean, the democrats, this is solemn and important and hear's a record. i mean, it really does seem to me you could say, and of course they can't say this because the president wouldn't allow them to say it. they should say, look, he shouldn't have made that phone call, he shouldn't have said it the way he did, he shouldn't have withheld the aid. impeachment is very, very serious, this isn't quite the bar, he wasn't successful, but there's just no room for that in the modern gop particularly not in the modern gop house. again, to go back to the clinton thing i remember all the democrats lining up to criticize bill clinton's conduct. joe leiberman gets up, they thought maybe it meant he was going to push to vote for removal. that was like in the realm of infractions and abuses of power. serious but smaller t

political society they hoped to build and the society in england that they were trying to different yate ourselves from? it was the decisions were made by the monarch in england and there were there was no conflict. conflict they wanted. antagonism they wanted but to be an ability for negotiation and compromise and for, you know, two members of congress after fighting all day to have a tankard of ale together. i don't think many tankards of ale were drank together with democrats and republican's i i hope so but you're probably right. >> maybe alone. >> i want to put you on the spot. would you just indulge me and tell me in your opinion, i know this is a hot take and historians probably cringe when asked to do this, how will history judge each party over the last week? >> i think they will judge -- history will judge each party as having an expressed itself in a way that's genuine to -- in other words, if you were a martian just arriving and the view of congress what you saw the last week, you would have gotten a representative view. and one thing that was interesting to me was that anoth

it's much of it is not quite a new york story in that in the drafting of the constitution, robert yates and robert lansing basically defect. at certain point leaving new york without a vote. there's alexander hamilton left. he can taught but can't really cast a vote on behalf of new york. but there is a new york angle. we'll move quickly because they're no new york stories but there's another morris who comes into the picture and you have written about him. >> my favorite. >> some connection to the louis. you can tell us about governor morris and then observation notice ratification process in new york, led by -- the folks on the other side so give us the new york take on that u.s. constitution. >> well, governor morris is also the grandson of louis moyerson, the half brother of the lou where is morris who signs the declaration, so the morrises are active, like the cuomos, an active political family. i love him. he -- he had a peg leg, a lady's man, wit. he was brave. he'll go on after this to be our minister to france during the reign or terror and he sticks to his guns and holes his o

-- yates? yeah. one fish, two fish, redfish, bluefish. whene end of every year clerks ask justices to sign various things mostly justices are asked to sign photographs of themselves. i am asked to sign one fish, two fish. [laughter] maybe that accounts for it. somebody just sent me by email -- i am not going to say this. [laughter] >> she doesn't want to make news. people know there are strong friendships on the bench. you have taken strong opposition in terms of your positions against your colleagues and point of view. how does that impact the way you interact with one another? what kind of institutional thatnisms are present support and promote your ability to continue to have deep friendships with people you disagree with? >> i like to think i can write a strong defense. i am not the only one on the court that knows how to do that. we do right strong words about each other. right that we remain -- we have good relationships on the court. it is a collegiate institution. there are good friendships on the court. among people who disagree

sally yates signed it once. rod rosenstein signed it once. all of those people will be in that report today. we'll be zeroing in on that. then there's big tech and the pentagon. amazon's ceo jeff bezos speaking out about big tech companies choosing to abandon working with the pentagon, talking to you, google. >> if big tech is going to turn their backs on the department of defense, this country's in trouble. that just can't happen. maria: amazon filed a lawsuit friday, challenging the pentagon's decision to award its cloud computing contract to microsoft. we have spok spoken about this e past. i think it was palmer lucky who made such an important reaction in my view and he said imagine if during world war ii american companies said to the u.s. government, you know what, we really need to get our foothold in imperial japan so we're not going to work with you, america. that's what happened last year when google told the pentagon we're not working with you, our employees are uncomfortable with it, we don't want to be near facial recognition aro

actually, somebody just sent me today -- has anybody read my opinion it yates? prof. malveaux: yeah. one fish, two fish, redfish, bluefish. justice kagan: there you go. so i have now become associated with dr. seuss and particularly one fish, two fish, redfish, . at the end of every year when clerks ask justices to sign various things mostly justices are asked to sign photographs of themselves. i am asked to sign one fish, two fish. [laughter] prof. malveaux: wow. maybe that accounts for it. justice kagan: somebody just sent me by email today -- i am not going to say this. [laughter] prof. malveaux: she doesn't want to make news. so people know that there are strong friendships on the bench. that have taken really strong opposition in terms of your positions against your colleagues, in terms of their point of view. how does that impact the way you interact with one another? what kind of institutional mechanisms are present that support and promote your ability to continue to have deep friendships with people you disagree with? justice kagan: i would like to think that

and yates would kind of nod and say, yes, mr. president, and then usually not carry out those orders. but there really was a tension between nixon and the news media that began in 1969 when he became president and only intensified because of vietnam and watergate. >> just real quickly, i think there's an important lesson about the presidency that we often forget. presidents are always in front of us. and they are always putting up a front. how do you know what the real richard nixon is? or the real donald trump? or the real, fill in the blank? it's a problem and a problem for scholars. one of the things i've learned in my affiliation with the miller center over the years and conducting these oral history interviews, is how often the public image that has captured everyone's attention is wrong. and how important it is to punkture wla punkture whatever that reputation is. richard nixon famously reinvented himself for the 1968 campaign, and it's beginning to come apart here. we need to constantly be on the alert that we're not foole

yates. >> the will of the american people also elected donald trump to be the president of the united states in the 2016 election and there's one party that can't seem to get over it. we understand the fact that in 2018 you took the house of representatives and we haven't spent our time during your tenure in power trying to remove the speaker of the house and de delegitimize your ability to govern. we'd love to put out a helping sand, it's the will of the people that you ignore when you continue down this terrible road of impeachment. you gave money to barrack obama, right. >> my family did, yes. >> four times. >> that sounds about right, yes. >> mr. chairman, i have a serious unanimous consent request relating to professor feldman's work. raise risk of impeachment -- >> the gentleman will suspend. >> we'll take that time off. >> has the gentleman submitted -- have we seen the material? >> we can provide it to you as is typical -- >> and we'll consider the unanimous consent request later after we review it. >> very well. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. feldman wrote articles entitled t

the court of judy yates -- adjudicates whether or not the government is articulated and pursuing an interest that is compelling. it is the courts that decide whether they are doing that in the least restrictive means. and compelling should mean really truly compelling, meaning you can't not do it. a lot of times, the government, they try to do everything -- everything is compelling to them, but it is not true. there are ways to show this. for instance if they have a , compelling interest and you find their interest is not being protected in these other ways, you have shown it is not really compelling. so you have to litigate and make sure because the government will always try to justify its infringement. rev. thistlethwaite: i would like you to give your closing statement, then don. mr. shackelford: religion covers all the major issues of life. i mean how did we get here? , what happens after we die? how do we live our life now? it is crucial. and i believe that god is reaching out to everyone. and i believe you have the freedom and it should have the freedom, we should all have the freedom

yates. >> the will of the american people also elected donald trump to be the president of the united states in the 2016 election and there's one party that can't seem to get over it. we understand the fact that in 2018 you took the house of representatives and we haven't spent our time during your tenure in power trying to remove the speaker of the house and de delegitimize your ability to govern. we'd love to put out a helping sand, it's the will of the people that you ignore when you continue down this terrible road of impeachment. you gave money to barrack obama, right. >> my family did, yes. >> four times. >> that sounds about right, yes. >> mr. chairman, i have a serious unanimous consent request relating to professor feldman's work. raise risk of impeachment -- >> the gentleman will suspend. >> we'll take that time off. >> has the gentleman submitted -- have we seen the material? >> we can provide it to you as is typical -- >> and we'll consider the unanimous consent request later after we review it. >> very well. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. feldman wrote articles entitled t

facing powerful women challengers in the democratic party, possibly a run by stacey abrams, sally yatesublicans than collins, who comes with a lot of baggage, clips of him demeaning women, female witnesses in these impeachment hearings. this plays much better long term for him and the republicans in the state. . >> we have you on from time to time to talk about the campaign. supporter of vice president joe biden. no doubt you saw the exchange he had with the voter this week. the last hour we were talking about the perceived knead for a cogent response. the two questions about his son and the company in which he served on the board. >> people like that he fought back. and even someone on my team said they went from being an elizabeth warren supporter to a joe biden supporter after being how he pushed back. the reality is that he came for his son, and you can't expect people to have a canned answer when someone is attacking the character of your children. i understand that it's important for him to have a succinct response to that. but in that moment we saw the joe biden that we need to s

disney plus announced this morning a new version of the classic featuring ellie kemper and archie yates -- archie will not be kevin mccallister. the role made famous by macaulay culkin. this will be different. it will be a whole new character. >> got you. >> you can't mess with macaulay's role. they're not planning on doing that they're going to do a whole new take. comedian rob delaney will round out this cast. no details have been shared on his or kemper's roles exactly. disney says, though, this will be a reimagining for a new generation, mikey day from "saturday night live" will write this new version. [ cheers and applause ] it should be pretty fun. that was breaking news this morning. >> breaking news. >> yes. >> we do work for disney. so i'm sure that we got the -- >> i might have found an exclusive. [ laughter ] >>> talk about hitting a high note cyndi lauper was presented with a very special award for her enduring support of the lgbtq community and her message of tolerance inspiring people to be true to themselves. there's lauper on stage in l.a. accepting the high note global

. >> she's sish yating this in the context of the historical important of our democracy, leaders not being kings or monarchs, that was a theme that you heard quite a bit from law scholars yesterday. it lists a number of offenses that are charged against the monarch. she's creating -- making clear this is a moment of very historical significance. >> she used the phrase abuse of power three times. clearly that's one article of impeachment. she didn't get in obstruction or how far they'll go. >> she seemed to me to be using very broad language. opening the possibility the articles might encompasses not only the ukraine affair the 2016 russian interference, the mueller investigation, her abuse of power, solicitation of foreign interference. you can imagine articles that identify those political episodes both around 2016 and the ukraine affair and 2020. >> we did hear from jonathan turley a republican witness yesterday who said democrats should wait, they need the testimony of people like secretary of state mike pompeo, rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, that won't happen any time fas

. >> we have seen the fundamentals retier yate.ards moving up credit rates at the ccc widening out. not that everything is perfect but some things moving a little bit underneath that we are beginning to look more at. >> the things you point out, obviously, late cycle features to the economy and to the markets. >> exactly. >> the fed on hold, the investors celebrated this idea to cut three times and go on hold indefinitely but to get inflation higher, the market doesn't seem to think inflation is going to go higher. is there a potential for surprise there you think the way the economy is structured globally and the forces to keep that from happening? >> big problem for the fed is expectations short term inflationary expectations going down and long term inflationarc expectations going down and it stays surprisingly low despite as you say that we are so late in the cycle and see more pricing and wage inflation and just not spilling over to consumer price inflation and why the fed thinks so much about the framework. everything around

well, because they have done a great job and going back to fiona hill and the ambassador and sally yatesrefusing to enforce a muslim ban that she considered unconstitutional and women have won the week. >> it is amazing, because women are the leaders of the resistance and they have been the most gutsy, and it is the first person to come forward to say i will testify and women have been leading it and you saw nancy pelosi coming out there in her white outfit, right, her suffragette white. >> and the pin. >> and she put a catholic school hit down on him. that is the best suit. when she wears that, that is extra, extra don't come for me and extra extra leave me alone. this is going to be tough. and bringing up the rear, and bringing it up, tiffany cross, the pressure is huge, but i believe in you. i believe in you. >> i am confident that my who won the week is going to be your who won the week. >> okay. >> because you are talking about women who are crushing it. so i want to say who won the week is the woman who crushes it every day and you know who it is, that is joy reid, ladies and gentl

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