>> zack: i do it five days a week. >> anthony: dude. >> zack: it's -- >> fuen: sat -- saturday. >> zackt's like on the weekend, you come out for a bunch. the weekday, you come out for one. >> anthony: this is la tana, a little place run by sommelier, jesus and louisa, brother and sister -- one bartender, one cook, taking care of everything. >> fuen: tapa is for free. that's the main issue of the tapa. >> anthony: so, you're just paying for the wine? >> fuen: exactly. >> anthony: so if i were like a degenerate wino, i could still eat well? >> zack: yeah. >> anthony: as long as i could afford my wine, i'd eat. >> zack: that's right. >> fuen: cheers. >> anthony: let us put this theory into practice. with our first round of drinks comes this. >> fuen: this is tomato with bread, garlic, olive oil, and blended. >> anthony: yeah, i could pretty much eat that all day long. >> zack: yeah. >> anthony: that's right, tapas are free. it shouldn't work but somehow it does. another drink, another tapa. >> anthony: tomatoes, olive oil, bread. >> fuen: yeah. >> zack: yeah. >> fuen: awesome. and this for

now i will turn to chuck to talk about it. >> thank you zack. i will cover two of the points our book makes. first, that agnew's combative style predates his sim as nixon's vice president. and his success in recruiting white southerners to switch to the republican party in the late '60s and little '70s. a little background. he was born in 1918, the son of a greek immigrant father. like many others of his generation his path led him oum of the city and into the 1950s and '60s middle class. he was a world war ii veteran. he fought at the battle of the bulge. he recalled sleeping on ice. he went to university of baltimore at a time when it wasn't accredited. he moved out of the suburbs to baltimore county after the war and lived very much the middle class life. he belonged to the pta. he was the father of four children. husband to his stay-at-home wife judy. for relaxation and entertainment, he played golf. he was a huge fan of the baltimore colts and he loved playing ping-pong. one of his many admirers likened himself to agnew as one of the, quote

. >> zack parrish: what's going on tonight?> pelley: they'd met the resident, mathew riehl, before. >> matt riehl: rape! rape! >> pelley: with each dispatch, deputies were reminded riehl was mentally ill, hostile and armed. >> parrish: if you keep yelling like that, i will take you to jail for disorderly conduct. >> pelley: he hadn't been violent, but that morning, he'd live streamed threats and talked of guns. >> riehl: yes, i-- i do have some weapons. i own firearms. i have been, you know, i have, i've had some scotch. >> pelley: deputies believed riehl was suffering a mental breakdown. >> riehl: they were stalkin'. why are they knocking? they are still knocking. >> pelley: riehl hadn't broken the law, so deputies could only take him into protective custody for a mental evaluation. instead, riehl barricaded himself. >> riehl: go away! >> parrish: open the door! >> i warned you! identify! >> pelley: deputy zack parrish hit the door. >> parrish: sheriff's office! >> riehl: what's your name?! ( gun shots ) >> parrish: back up, b

if you talk to zack in our office, he's our press secretary. about this and be able to get you something back. >> just curious, it's a yes or no question. do you think it's okay for a president to pressure foreign governments and interfere in our elections? >> have you ever been in a situation like that where you're like why is the elevator not coming? we called zack in the congressman's press office to get an answer. guess what? no response. the next public phase of impeachment could take its toll on republicans as jennifer ruben notes, quote, if republicans ever break free of their irrational fear of trump and his base they might recognize saving him is incompatible with saving themselves. joining us now jennifer ruben, and a visiting professor at harvard university. i felt for the congressman there for a second as he was trying to get into the elevator and escape the questioning. >> republican after republican nobody wants to discuss the merits, nobody wants to comment on the merits or hathey have a problem with the phone call. that whole ar

off to a vast just don't keep a zacks steffen opened the door for a 2nd goal colin time told me so struggling for playing time this season started i'm scored his 1st of the bundesliga campaign before the half hour mark and just 7 minutes later germany's man of the moment said cannot break got on the school sheet after more calamitous defending from 4 to no. 3 nil still no luck 11 dusky. but enough to please hands he flicked at hof time. in the 2nd half by an shifted down a gear but still managed one more goal following a counterattack philippe continued finding 11 dusky who julie returned the bull. live in dusty left the pitch without a goal for the 1st time this season but grabs his 1st assist as buy and look rejuvenated. beautiful in the. 12 matches before the international break kind of a special situation you have out in the us you had to expect a reaction from the team point of us today was back to business as usual. and actually this match was the toughest test at least mentally and while we had to show that we can implement what the coach wants to see. and i think we did that fantastic

. >> it is the wealth tax, the best example, zack when you say it. it is the wealth tax, and she's leading the charge on that. people say oh, well, you know, jeff bezos can afford it, think about it if 2, 3, 5, percent of his wealth wasn't invested in productivity, it was spent or just given to the government, it comes to fundamental philosophy, to democrats it was 100% government control over the economy. do you know how that's looked, look to history. it's always been in chaos and poverty for everyone that's equal. they have been equally poor. >> jonathan, this is a family show. let's be careful with the language here. if the economy stays as it is, president trump has a 75% chance of being re-elected. you believe that? liz? >> well, i think it certainly works in his favor. i want to go back to what jonathan was talking about, not just corporate taxes that were under review that the democrats also want to hike, it is also personal taxes which takes it out of consumer sentiments overnight. that's what been driving consumer spending and virtuous circ

zack, i will start with you. record numbers for singles day alibaba shares are down 2% why? >> hey, morgan, thanks for having me on i don't know if they're down because of singles day numbers we think the numbers were robust actually i did the back of the naeenveloe math, 20% year over year versus 27% last year for singles day. i think numbers came into the mid to high point of expectations, morgan >> joel, how do you see it we are seeing slight deceleration of growth versus last year. is that a reason to be worried or is the pressure in shares if that's the reason they're selling overdone >> no, i think deceleration was expected most expectations were 20 to 22% growth year over year. it is below. saw 27% the prior year, 39 in 2017, but it is impressive numbers. i think they exceeded the low bar. i think more of the selling pressure is due to shanghai composite fell 180 basis points overnight. more unrest in hong kong is potentially throwing mud in the water for the hong kong listing. overall, i think the numbers are fine, it is just a terrible day, given the geopolitical te

plus music from zack brown band and jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring sharonan etten. so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an actress, activist, producer and former pope. after seven seasons in a trench coat she brings broadway to netflix in "american son." please say hello to kerry washington. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> ihe jmy:ou i wl tell you somethg. thoughpas, w are fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: they remind me -- >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: -- a little bit of the set of the jeffersons. >> they do have a good '70s magic to them. >> jimmy: they do. for those who don't know, we did -- kerry was a part of "the jeffersons" revival. >> live in front of a studio audience. >> jimmy: live earlier this year. [ cheers and applause ] and one of the things -- i don't think i've talked about this at all, but i had a black-and-white television when i was a kid. i didn't have a color tv. and when i showed up and saw the set they'd built i was like -- >> too much. >> jimmy: no, i was like oh, yeah, wow, t

thank you, zack. i mean, first of all, i just want to say, when you say "the green new deal," it's sort of hard to know exactly what you're talking about. there's the resolution in congress and then there's senator sanders' plan. i think we should figure out which to be specific, when talking about plans, who has a green new deal on which of those proposals. your question about permitting, how are we going to achieve the really extraordinary goals that pretty much every single one of the major candidates on the left have laid out, what is consistent across all of their plans, is an embrace of this concept of net zero by 2050 or carbon neutrality by the middle of the century which is an extraordinary fast timeline. if you think about what we were looking at during the obama administration and the mid-century strategy,by were ta talk bing about reducing carbon solution and overall greenhouse gases by 80% by 2050 and that 20% is very significant and especially looking at how do you get to the really diff

a flip of a pass by distance or keep a zacks different at thomas miller pounce i go on saturday so it starts in by and 2nd in the 27 minutes of the 2 i knew i had looked indeed as if i had returned to their normal routine. up front they would scaring into a struggling just adore my. my while manuel neuer well he had to keep myself busy at the other end. and the 1st half wasn't over when a self was militate up says cannot 3 because number 3 his 4th of the cap of about the band member reason to sell those 3 all draw in munich last year seemed very distant and some would say that was a different caliber by and sign. that kind of result looks unthinkable under hansie flick it was a focused display and the champions. then i got us the coach lays down the plan with no alternative she floors for and that's what gives the stability on the pitch give us is it had on flights this campaign's title race may not turn out as unexpected as some might hope by keep going at this pace it'll be hard for the other clubs to keep up. robyn nevin dusty cross to philly because she neo tatto finds fault with

i am sure zack's goldsmith has and would deny that, as he is standing still for his seat. it the right thing to single out that, rather than just thing to single out that, rather thanjust a thing to single out that, rather than just a broad thing to single out that, rather thanjust a broad need thing to single out that, rather than just a broad need for equality for people of all backgrounds? you know, the question of racism that permeates not only political parties, but all parts of society still, it seems? agreed, and i think there are real challenges for racism in society and islamophobia in society. but what we have noticed, u nfortu nately, society. but what we have noticed, unfortunately, is a specific couple of islamophobia in the conservative party. they have been hundreds of cases of individual members, counsellors, of voters within the party, and the leadership of the party, and the leadership of the party, all supporting these types of ideas. and this is really problematic. when you have the conservative party... prime minister of the time seeming to dismissal o

said the same thing like facebook and it turns out they did for watching the hawks i'm fair in front zack. everyone everyone stealing our information this is just breaking my heart all right this week so i rare celestial about ark watchers which were many of us was a once in a lifetime moment mercury the smallest and innermost planet in our solar system was maimed after the roman messenger of the gods and whose orbit around the sun only last about $87.00 days made a remarkable journey across the face of the song a member of the 11. this epic 5.5 hour transit that you're seeing here gave us earthlings in the americas africa and europe with the right kind of binoculars solar fitted telescopes a fantastic fantastic display of that little dot you see travel across the sun right there that is the planet of mercury a display that sadly we will not see again until 20322032 yes when i am on my 53rd trip around the sun and so i ask you all how many trips will you have made by then when mercury decides to cross over the sun once again and give us these fantastic fantastic displays. of all my friend

oh, my gosh, that's really good where's it come from >> this is actually from a foodmaker new york zackng, kind of a celebrity chef this is one of the miracles of modern shipping. you literally have to do nothing. the muffaletta sandwich, you eat it out of the box. you could be in alaska and one day later have the original muffaletta at your door. >> what about that deep dish pizza. >> a lot of people think it's a casserole, but you can't question the fact that it's damn good. and new york deli. we brought back carnegie deli shop and they ship online this is called the monster people outside of new york can have a little taste of new york city >> that's fantastic. why buffalo wings? >> this is from anchor bars -- >> the place that invented it? >> yeah. at that time, chicken wings were not something that people actually liked to use in food. it was more for soup stock the family there said, let me throw some butter and hot sauce, fry these suckers, and it was kind of the cronut of their day. these are pies from little pie company in new york. this won best sweet in new york at our sweets

say space travel well joining us now for the latest on this and more are to america is sara and from zack tab so what you believe it that it's been more than 8 years since actual astronaut has taken off from the united states and gone up to the space station i when i learned that fact today and i was actually really surprised but there's a reason behind it but 1st let's take a look at this little test launch that happened it was actually pretty cool sight to see take a look. and there you have it is the safety test launch of that c.s.t. $100.00 starliner there was no crew on board but that. $16.00 foot spacecraft that actually can hold up to 7 astronauts crammed in like little sardines in there but this happened out in white sands new mexico it blasted off around 7 15 am local time there 2 minutes later it was gliding back down from those 2 parachutes that you see a boeing said today in a statement that today's pad abort test it was a milestone achievement for our c s t 100 starliner team for nasa and for the american human spaceflight so a big a big win for that today and that's good. as

pennsylvania really and whether or not they have been able to win back some of the voters of flip thank you zack. thank you larry joe pollak and zach friend and we thank them for their time today and we thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page you tweet leave king's things and don't forget to use the politicking again that's over this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian and lights. in a world of big partisan movie lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to accelerate the transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay in her manner a more equitable and sustainable well. the

. >> san jose finishing ppt and to offensive tackle zack snider. give this guy a heisman.check this out. pops out of brett foley's hands and that's a touchdown. wait for it. up four and charles williams punches it in. 48-35. 1-1 in overtime. evander kane, back of the net. sharks go home happy. the first shark to score a oot win wither in consecutive games. this is sponsored by river rock can casino o. and that was my first big game experience. cal fans, they're not going to forget it. >>> and still to come, uc system leaders say they support dropping requirements. . >>> plus the >>>live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good evening. i'm eric thomas. >>> nobbers in union city are mourning the loss of two young boys shot in the school parking lot. they were found in a mini van with gun shot wounds. they say they don't have any leads on possible suspects and will need the community's help. >>> a pregnant woman shot and killed in front of her apartment complex. she leaves hind two sons, eight and 11 and was six months pregnant with a girl. misty and her husband came outs

pennsylvania really and whether or not they have been able to win back some of the voters of flip thank you zack thank you larry joe pollak and zach friend and we thank them for their time today and we thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page you tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking tag and that's over this edition of politicking. aeroflot russian and lights. in a world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian and lights. nobody wants to look at the wildfires and say the obvious number one the taxes are being misused and they're not being adequately distributed to where they are needed on the infrastructure side because there's a government fa

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zack provides sick children with gaming and 200 hospitals nationwide and in canada.o to cnnheroes.com to vote. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> trump said he's seriously considering testifying in the house impeachment inquiry. imagine the ratings, mr. president. "the lead" starts right now. >>> eight witnesses, three days, another phone call and a changing story. the damning testimony and presidential anger that could surely dominate the week ahead. >>> it's the other call in the impeachment investigation. the one where a diplomat overheard president trump asking about the investigations. and cnn went to the restaurant in ukraine where this allegedly all went down. >>> plus, in the span of a couple of days mayor pete goes from iowa hero to polling at zero among a critical group of voters in a critical state. the troubling lack of support for him in a brand-new

zacks we are willing to discuss this concept.d me more details with the actual offer and have the broker or who is finding a place talk to ms. long directly instead of going through the lawyers. you decide what your needs are for your family and that kind of thing. very few people decide to move on two days' notice having seen one place. >> you mentioned by doing the work it takes the building out of rent control? >> correct. >> is that true that it is no longer rent controlled or is it just that the costs -- it comes up to market rate now under rent control. i want to get clear about that in my head. >> two steps. one, a vacant building and you do a certain amount of work and you take that work to the rent board and ask for the building to be de-controlled. you have done the substantial rehabilitation and be the benchmark is 75% of market value into the work. the first part of the step process, which and i will just say i have never seen one of these types of evictions in 27 years in san francisco. it is 37.9 a 12 of the rent or

i envy you, zack zamboni. and we're out. nice end. ♪ >> anothony: seattle, a city with a collective identity, constantly in flux, always changing. but what it's always been and continues to be is a magnet for creators to come experiment and to make their own. ♪ >> anthony: oh and weed is legal here. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: seattle has always been a place where you can go to reinvent yourself. it's a place that, on the surface, would seem to require commitment. famously gray, rainy, not particularly friendly and all the way up there, in the far corner of the country. a place you could get work in the aircraft industry, or make music or rather notoriously, become a serial killer. whether outfitting prospectors during the alaskan gold rush or looking for some kind of cred fr

zack carnezi who spoke during the last meeting, would like us to correct his last name. his last name ends with an h, not a k, and he would like us to know that it took the board of forestry almost three months to respond to his e-mails. >> president swig: any other corrections or comments? can we have a motion to accept the minutes from last meeting, including the corrections on public comment, please? >> commissioner honda: i motion. >> clerk: okay. is this your motion? >> commissioner honda: correct. >> clerk: okay. is there any public comment on that motion? we have a motion to adopt the minutes by commissioner hondas stated. [roll call] >> clerk: okay. that motion carries 4-0, and the minutes are adopted. we are moving onto item number 4, 19-014, ed van roden versus department of building inspection. i don't see joe duffy here -- [inaudible] okay. thank you. [agenda item read]. >> clerk: note, on october 23, 2019, the board voted 4-0-1 to continue the matter until october 29, 2019 so that staff can conduct a site visit and d.b.i. can prepare a report. and as a side

pushing for a director's cut of the superhero movie justice league in 2017 the original filmmaker zackdown as theirector after his daughter's death director josh we compled the project the movie running. >>$657 million at the box offi, but it was still seen as a big disappointment for and started demanding to see the quote snyder cut version of the film in yesterday. but the 2 year anniversary of the movie gail who played wonder woman and justice league ben afflecinsider himself tweeted that they want the directors cut released. but despite the push there there is no sign tt will actually happen. >>kylie jenner isn't getting out of the make a business exactly but the reality star is selling off a majority share of h cosmetic line jenner is selling 51% of her stake in kylie cosmetics, 's valued at 6 $100 million cody incorporated is buying r portion. the a new york based company says its global reach can help jenner's brand expand. jenner will stay on as creative director. she says the move will help are focused on creating new products. >>sometimes snoop dogg's imagination kind of take

. >> go to cnnheros.com to vote for zack weigel for cnn hero of the year or any of your favorite top right back. wanted som. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. wwithout it, i cannot write myl tremors wouldname.xtreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won't stop. join us in fighting for what's right. >>> former new york city mayor michael bloomberg hasn't officially jumped into the 2020 presidential race, but he sure sounds like he's getting ready to do so, not only getting his name on the ballot in some primary states, but now he's making a reversa

intelligence issues and prior to joining cummings was the national security adviser to senator ben zacks. thank you for being here and i will swear you in the fourth week of testimony. if you would please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony ithattestimony is thee whole truth and nothing but the truth, thank you. now we will hear your opening statements. thank you for the opportunity to testify today. i will comment on the work to combat criminal and nationstates cyber attacks and how we must work together in new ways to combat these attacks. the frequency and the success continues to grow and it's estimated the global financial impact last year was a trillion dollars and the nationstate attacks continue to increase in number and sophistication and impact. for more than a decade, microsoft has fought back. but we have learned the best protect our customers when we were collaboratively with the government and others in the sector. the government has law-enforcement resources the private sector cannot match but the private sector has access to the site and t

tyler huntley, zack moss, they're a really good -- i think it'll be a great team.ich earlier in the season i would have said there's no way but big 12 is like buried. no sign of the big 12. they're out of it. s.e.c. going to beat up on each other. if georgia beats lsu, they're out. you know what they need? they also need ohio state to win today. if penn state wins today, penn state could be in the big ten championship game in a couple of weeks and control their destiny. avenge the loss to minnesota. today the pac-12 is watching. >> this time of year it makes my head spin. i'm so glad we have you here. david pollack and the entire espn "college gameday" crew coming up at 9:00 a.m. good to see you, my man. >> appreciate it, brother. >>> big day of college football, back unto you guys. >> who are you guys cheering for today? >> rob marciano. >> the "u." the u" wins every saturday. >> we were talking about the 49ers and i was all pumped. then it's college. oh, well. but we got rob marciano. here's our man. >>> right back with the "play of the day" and the surprise driv

i also had a chance to meet zack and jo anna holden. the holdens began fostering in may of 2010. they were already parents of three young girls of their own, but they became foster parents to make an impact on the lives of children, knowing it wouldn't be easy for their family but it would be an important thing to do for the kids that they brought into their family. through their nine years as foster parents, the holdens have had 30 different foster kids in their house and adopted two of those 30 kids through the foster care relationship that they had. in early 2012, they began a small ministry out of their garage called the caring closet which later emerged with fostering hope, another local foster care ministry. jo anna in that ministry and the partnership now with fostering hope gathered and sorted donations, put together packs of clothes, distributed them to local foster families wherever there was a need. fostering hope now supports children in foster care. they help foster families as they help foster kids, and they help foss ter care -- foster care agencies across communit

. >> we have freed zack arrearia tonight.sed to be to announce the investigations boo the bidens and others. obviously, he did not know what was afoot. has he ever seen anything like it before? what can he help us understand about why this leverage was so powerful? we have anthony scaramucci here and tom steyer here to talk about bloomberg. >> he has a billion dollars. see you in a few minutes. >> so did those democratic victories in tuesday's election means president trump's support in the suburbs eroding? we'll speak to some voters to get their take on the 2020 race. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, every day can begin with flakes. it's a reminder of your struggles with psoriasis. but what if your psoriasis symptoms didn't follow you around? that's why there's ilumya. with just 2 doses, a majority of people were clear or almost clear. and over time, even more people were clear or almost clear. all with dosing 4 times a year... after 2 initial doses. plus, ilumya was shown to have similar risks of infections

and senior reporter for "the huffington post" zack carter. kelly, the president back at mar-a-lago. what else can you tell us? >> well, he's enjoying some time at one of his golf clubs in the area today. and he is back with family. and we presume that it'll be a typical holiday weekend from here on out. after the double surprise of his trip to afghanistan. one, surprising the members of the military to join them for a holiday feast and to serve u.s. service members with the turkey and trimmings. and to give a speech in a hangar and all that kind of tradition of commander-in-chief being in a hostile zone. the other surprise is what you've been talking about. -let preside the president's new comments on u.s. negotiations with the taliban. and one of the things that he added to that is that he says it has to be a ceasefire, which is different from the kinds of negotiations that had been going on. which were really focused on trying to draw down the u.s. presence in afghanistan in order to get things calm. of course, the taliban would be a political solution and the taliban of course ha

veo bien al chapo y veo bien a zack efron. raÚl: ahÍ estÁ el chapo efron. increÍble.estimonio es el que mayor inquietud genera entre los aliados de el presidente donald trump. satcha: orgullosos de tenerla en mÉxico proclaman los famosos que asistieron a la gala beneficio de la fundaciÓn de eva longoria. la actriz revela por quÉ en estados unidos hay una guerra con los latinos y cÓmo quiere ayudar a su gente. carlos: indignaciÓn, impotencia, misericordia, algo de esto sentirÁs cuando ves a un niÑo hay que lo maltrata su padrastro. un experimento social que te tocarÁ el corazÓn. satcha: nueva batalla frente a todos. te contamos porque el pleito gira en torno a unas fotos de la pareja y de lo que se dijeron. geraldine: sigue haciendo eso, poniendo fotografÍas, no tenÍa idea de la existencia de esas fotografÍas. leslie: hola, me llamo leslie y mi esposo juan, venimos desde california pasando un buen dÍa en las vegas. saludos a "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: muy buenos dÍas a nuestros amigos de chicago y texas que se unen a nuestra transmisiÓn. ala

public i saw that inner testimony you don't have a reason to question whether in fact that testimony zack or do no i don't so the ukrainians did find out before it was public at least according to these 2 witnesses but nevertheless ukrainian certainly found out it was public it was published in the newspaper right that is correct in august 29th and at the time they found out from the newspaper they still hadn't had the white house meeting and they still didn't have the aide and at that point they had already had the conversation with the president in which she asked them to investigate the bidens correct. that is correct. it's krishnamurthy. good evening to both of you and thank you for your service and asked for volker on page 7 of your opening statements today you said. since. events surrounding your earlier testimony october 3rd quarter quote a great deal of additional information perspectives have come to light i have learned many things that i did not know at the time of the events in question correct yes that is correct that includes conversations that occurred as well as meetings t