the house judiciary committee, which continues today starting at 9:00. david in west virginia, independent line. pedro. good morning, the democrats run on a platform to takech the president over the house and they will have a partisan vote to impeach him. why can't republicans run on a platform to take the house back each thempeach -- unimp president. this is a joke and the republicans can get back. democrats are saying it is my way or the highway. they will continue that into the election. host: helen in florida, democrats line. caller: i would like the republicans to please address the facts. it tell me why they are blocking subpoenas, which is a legal action, why they don't let rudy giuliani and all the people, mick mulvaney -- all those people to testify. why is that ok to block his tax returns? why doesn't he comply to the laws? that is the question and all the other things about biden and all that is all -- you must address the issues. host: are you saying those people should testify before the articles of impeachment go forward? caller: yes. i am also saying all these s

this out. a virginia congresswoman confronted by own constituents over the democrat led impeachment effort. rob: looks like a fun town hall. congresswoman seeming frustrated during this fiery town hall. the district she represents voted for president trump in 2016. carley: home depot facing backlash online after blaming a string of thefts on the opioid crisis. thieves are stolen more than $60 million worth of items from a warehouse shared by home depot and other retailers. we think this ties to the opioid crisis but we are not positive about that. the company did not source the claim. one person tweeting in response so, sure, every opioid user rushes to home depot to steal hammers and toilet seats, unbelievable. or maybe their security just sucks. another personal tweets what? are we just blaming everything on the opioid crisis now? what a joke. all right. time now for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first, the good. this t-shirt designed by a fourth grader makes nearly $1 million for charity. the university of tennessee started making the shirts after the young fan was bullied

, roanoke, western portions of virginia, north carolina, we could get a little bit of icing. there is a winter weather advisory posted there. a little snow in the northern plains. the pacific systems continue to roll into the west. let's take new saturday. the rain will be the worst early in the day and improve in the northeast as we go throughout saturday afternoon and the heaviest rain from boston, northward, during the morning hours on saturday and kind of just a wintry mess, on the backside of this storm, not a huge impact in the ohio valley but just a little bit and by the time we get to sunday, the pacific storm begins to move into the middle of the country with a little bit of light snow, it is windy in the northeast and much colder but at least not kind of rainy and dreary, and so overall, we will see two storms, back to back storm, the first storm we were talking about through the southeast and the next one comes behind it. it will stay kind of damp and wet on the east coast and the next storm will be tuesday for the eastern seaboard, so now we start to talk about getting into

, 2016. just went to southern -- just went to a southern virginia walmart. i could smell the trump supporters. people in charge. october 11, 2016. currently fight ing with stu for the fisa. stu was a lawyer who thought this thing was not on the up and up. stood his ground until he couldn't stand it anymore. eventually got run over. october 19th. i'm all riled up, trump is san f-ing idiot. he's unable to provide a coherent answer. "the new york times" probability numbers are dropping every day. i'm scared for our organization. november 3rd, 2016. oh, my god. this is f-ing terrifying, referencing an article entitled a victory by trump remains possible. november 9th, 2016. are you ever going to give out your calendars? some kind of depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. november 13th. i bought all the president's men. i figure i needed to brush up on watergate. november 13th, 2016. finally two page away from finishing all the president's men. page to strzok. did you know the president resigns at the end? strzok, what? god that would be so lucky. may 18

virginia. great to have you here tonight. thank you for being here. >> you bet. glad to be back, rachel. >> so, let me ask you about this nato provision. this was a remarkable vote today. in the foreign relations committee on nato, bipartisan support for your legislation to essentially block the president from unilaterally busting up nato. are you seriously concerned that he may be angling to do that? >> rachel, i am worried about it, and, in fact, this bill, it was one of the last bills that john mccain introduced. he and i introduced it together shortly before he died and we introduced it then because we were so worried that all the president's bashing of nato suggested, a, he might leave and that he clearly believed he could do it on its own. nato was a treaty ratified by the senate, so, the president thinking, i can get out of it on my own, worried us both. we introduced it and over time this year, it's the 70th anniversary of nato, we see the president continues to say negative things about nato. there was reporting in "the new york times" recently that they've actively discussed p

levers of politics in virginia and they are promising to usher in radical new gun laws. but some citizens and even some sheriffs are ready to push back on, that's next. also the highlight of today's impeachment resolution markup, and if there are, we will show them to you just ahead. >> how no fact witnesses were called before us and how staff questioning staff to get the truth was bizarre. truth was biz - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> tucker: earlier this year virginia governor ralph northam was exposed more spectacular than most as a sneering hypocrite.e. remember one his office in 2017 in part by suggesting his opponent supporters were racist bigots who wanted to murder children. literally.t meanwhile, he himself made the fact that as a medical student he either donned a black facee are dressed up as a klansman. he can't really remember

when he went to the southern virginia walmart i can smell the trump support. they don't like it. that's what this is about the like the president or his supporters and they are willing to weaponize the government. a few years ago was the irs then the fbi now the impeachment power of congress going after 63 million people in the guy we put in the white house and release the phone records of the members of the press and the republican member of congress this is scary stuff. is not healthy for a country and when the mueller report first came out it would be well to remember that what could be done to the president could be done to each of us. i hope you will reconsider and stop it while you can. i yelled back. >> ring about the impact of the presidents attacks against our democracy how it's felt by our kids and my kids a younger generation that is just beginning to vote that's just beginning to lead so i asked my kids on a family group tex text, what they thought at this moment and they responded almost immediately and they told me what they were feeling and what their friends were feeling

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. >> reporter: it is bordered by sacramento delaware and virginia street. beyond the station there are homes. the only open space here is the parking lot. >> we estimate we could create about 600 to 800 homes at the north station as well. >> that is a problem for some who gave the plan for a thumbs down. >> removal of the parking lots make bart inaccessible to current residence because there are no viable alternatives. >> i would not like the neighborhood around north berkeley, the change from the way it is now, single-family residences, it is very quiet, there is no traffic. >> reporter: as far as the city is concerned, that is the idea. they believe the housing will combat climate change by helping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, hoping that the people who make these planned units their home will use other forms of transportation in addition to bart. >> are concerned, there are some that are concerned about the changes that will happen. change is going to happen regardless, so how do we plan for change in a way that is inclusive is, that is equitable, and safe. >> reporter: even though

taken full control of the levers of politics in virginia and they are promising to usher in radical new gun laws. but some citizens and even some sheriffs are ready to push back on, that's next. also the highlight of today's impeachment resolution markup, and if there are, we will show them to you just ahead. >> how no fact witnesses were called before us and how staff questioning staff to get the truth was bizarre. om. it's the reason you chose to serve our country. so you'd have a safe place to come home to, and eventually, a home to call your own. a place to gather your troops under one roof. your roof. a place to mark time. and relax with your commanding officer. a place to call home. newday usa can help make that happen for veterans like you. the newday zero down va home loan lets you buy a home with no down payment. at newday, your service is your down payment. the newday zero down va home loan is a real chance to own your own home. that's freedom. that's newday usa. >> tucker: earlier this year virginia governor ralph northam was exposed more spectacular than most as a sneering h

deputy head of counterintelligence fired when he said this went to a southern virginia wal-mart i can smell the trump support they don't like us. that's what this is about. they don't like the president, the president's supporters. and they dislike so much they are willing to weaponize the government. a few years ago it was the irs. more recently the fbi, and now it's the impeachment power of congress. going after 63 million people and the guy we put in the white house. think about what chairman schiff did last week. he released a phone records of the president's personal lawyer. he released the phone records of a member of the press. and he released the phone records of a republican member of congress. this is scary stuff. this is scary stuff what they're doing and frankly it's dangerous for our country it's not healthy for our country and we should all remember what emmett flood told us the president's lawyer what he told us the past spring when the mueller report first came out. it would be well to remember that what can be done to a president can be done to any of us. this is

investigation the head of deputy counterintelligence was fired when he said go to a southern virginia walmart i can smell the trump supporters. they like the president or his supporters and they dislike it so much they are willing to weaponize the government. the iron rest now with the impeachment power of congress 63 million people in the guy we put in the white house look at chairmanship release a phone record of the personal lawyer a member of the press and the phone records of a republican member of congress this is scary stuff what they are doing and frankly it is dangerous for our country and we should all remember what he told us this past spring when the mueller report first came out it would be well to remember what can be done to a president can be done to any of us this is scary stuff and serious stuff i hope you will reconsider and stop it while you can i yield back. >> i've been worried about the impact of president trump's attack against our democracy and how that would be felt by my kids and our kids by a younger generation that's just beginning to vote that's just beginning to

mother's womb right up until the moment of birth and the character in virginia, did you see the virginia governor. he gave the baby is born and there's no other word if the mother decides no then they execute the baby. he is the governor of virginia and why the republicans are not going to win virginia this next election 2020, i'll tell you what we will give it a very strong shot when you have people like that we will give it a strong shot. that's why i've asked congress to prohibit extreme late-term abortion because republicans believe that every child is a sacred gift from god. democrats are now the party of high taxes, high crime, open borders, late-term abortion, socialism and blatant corruption. the republican party is the party of the american worker, the american family, the american dream and the party of honest abe lincoln. i told you about justice and i'm telling you about so many other things, there is nobody that has ever done what we are doing. you look at schoolpres. trump: choice for every child in america who needs it including the 50000 pennsylvania students who

was elected governor in kentucky, virginia -- >> no electoral data that backs up anything that has been helpful to trump. >> exactly. >> not one. >> so the results of '19 would suggest that those democratic presidential candidates can lean forward a little more on impeachment but so far they've been relatively reluctant. >> senate candidates are having a difficult time messaging on this. they are number one trying to make the case to the american voters, especially in those first four states why they should be the nominee, why they should be selected. on the flip side they have to come back here in january, back to washington, d.c. and participate in impeachment trial. so they are trying to sort of message both things. and i think if you are a voter on the campaign trail, if you're attending an amy klobuchar town hall or elizabeth warren town hall it's fair game to ask about impeachment and the candidates should know how to answer that. >> i have to say, what -- it seems a bit precarious. if i were elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and amy klobuchar, sitting senators -- there are ot

their plant in renton, virginia, rent on, washington. they warned the ntsb, the faa and department of transportation that that factory was being pushed to its limit as boeing was told to pump out more planes but nothing was donald so two planes from that factory crashed and killed hundreds. >> the timeframe 737 factory was in chaos. when i mentioned the operations in the military shutdown for lesser safety concerns, i will never forget his response, which was, military isn't a profit making organization. both boeing and the faa knew in december 2018 that the original sensor on the airplane had failed, which is clearly a production issue since the airplane was brand new. >> the faa administrator that testified before lawmakers faced questions and admitted that the faa internally issued a report warning in 2018 that the 737 max could have one fatal crash every two to three years unless major changes were made, but faa officials did not ground the plane and then months later, another 737 max from the same factory crashed. >> was the mistake made? >> obviously the result is not satisfacto

two minutes to the distinguished the gentleman from virginia, mr. whitman. mr. wittman: this is not a good conference report. this is a great bipartisan conference report. we made significant strides in a wide range of areas that improve our national security posture from installing a respect tabble includingine and even related efforts on the widow' tax and housing reform, this has become an impressive bill. i was concerned about our ability to complete the work in this conference report. when we initially debated this i voted in opposition because of various riders included. n conference we debated vigorously and we moved bipartisan support for our service members and their families. chairman smith and ranking member thornberry should be proud of this effort and our sea power projection exathes are more lethal. sea power projections subcommittee we authorized he three destroyers, two oilers and one frigate. we accelerate unmanned vessels. we continue to fully support the rapid development of the raider bomber and the columbia class submarine programs both essential elements of our

, indiana, missouri, montana, north care care, ohio, tennessee, texas, utah, and west virginia. so that is significant. those states are represented in some places by two democratic senators, sometimes one republican senator -- or two republican senators, and sometimes senators of both parties. so it's happening in a widespread fashion. uninsured rate of children going up. point number three or finding number three, loss of coverage is most pronounced for white children and latino children, some of which may fall into both categories. the other category where the number is going substantially down is younger children under the age of six. so we're not just talking about children losing coverage, we're talking about that number being more pronounced for children under the age of six. children in low to moderate-income families who earn about 180% and 250% of the poverty level, meaning a little more than 29,000 bucks to 53,000 bucks. annually -- bucks are my word, not the report's words. 250% of poverty meaning $29,435 to $53,325 annually for a family of three. so these folks who are

40. august 26th, 2016. just went to southern -- just went to a southern virginia walmart. i could smell the trump supporters. people in charge. october 11, 2016. currently fight ing with stu for the fisa. stu was a lawyer who thought this thing was not on the up and up. stood his ground until he couldn't stand it anymore. eventually got run over. october 19th. i'm all riled up, trump is san f-ing idiot. he's unable to provide a coherent answer. "the new york times" probability numbers are dropping every day. i'm scared for our organization. november 3rd, 2016. oh, my god. this is f-ing terrifying, referencing an article entitled a victory by trump remains possible. november 9th, 2016. are you ever going to give out your calendars? some kind of depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. november 13th. i bought all the president's men. i figure i needed to brush up on watergate. november 13th, 2016. finally two page away from finishing all the president's men. page to strzok. did you know the president resigns at the end? strzok, what? god that would be

southern virginia walmart. i could smell the trump support. people in charge. october 11th, 2016. currently fighting with stu for the fisa. stu was a lawyer who thought this thing was not on the up and up. stood his ground until he couldn't stand it anymore. eventually got run over. october 19th, i'm all riled up. trump is an f'ing idiot, unable to provide a coherent answer. "new york times" probability numbers are dropping every day. i'm scared for our organization. november 3rd, 2016. oh, my god! this is f'ing terrifying, referencing an article entitled a victory by trump remains possible. november 9th, 2016. rougher going to give out your calendars? some kind of depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. november 13th. i brought all the -- i bought all the presidents men. i figure i needed to brush up on watergate. november 13th, 2016. finally two pages away from finishing "all the president's men." page to strzok, do you know the president resigns at the end. strzok. what? god, that would be so lucky. may 18th, 2017, the date page accepted a posit

arlington, virginia, with special planned for them this morning. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, to you, michael. i am so pumped about this one. i've got to tell you i am surrounded by young women who make up a group called rosie riveters, right. they are as a female scientist this is everything to me because our sponsor amazon introduced them to us. they study science, technology, engineering and math. we know it as s.t.e.m. but i cannot wait to show you what they do. >> whoa. >> reporter: these young women are hard at work shaping our tomorrow. >> when i grow up i want to be an inventor. >> i want to be an engineer and work with computers. >> reporter: as young as 4 years old girls who are part of the nonprofit rosie riveters know they have the pow story change the world. >> critical think, problem solving. being okay with failure. instilling in girls i may not know but i know i can figure it out. >> reporter: from 8 to 14 girls' self-confidence falls by 30%. that's why programs that engage young kids in science, technology and engineering and math or s.t.e.m. for short like rosie

, 2016, just went to southern virginia wal-mart. i could smell the trump support. people in charge. october 11, 2016, currently fighting with stu for the fisa. stu was a lawyer who thought this thing was not on the up and up. stood his ground until he couldn't stand it anymore. eventually got run over. october 19th, i'm all riled up. trump is an fing idiot, unable to provide a coherent answer. "the new york times" probability numbers are dropping every day. i'm scared for our organization. november 3rd, 2016. oh my god, this is fing terrifying. referencing an article entitled, a victory by trump remains possible. november 9th, 2016, are you ever going to give out your calendars? some kind of depressing. maybe it should be the first meeting of the secret society. november 13th, i bought all the president's men. i figure i needed to brush up on watergate. november 13th, 2016. finally two pages away from finishing all the president's men, page to strzok. did you know the president resigns at the end? strzok, what? god, that would be so lucky. may 18th, 2017, the day page accepted a po

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president. host: from west virginia, carl. caller: sir. man is auditioning for a job at msnbc. if he can't see there is nothing political about what took place down there, then he didn't read the text message between lisa page. host: so we have moved on from the inspector general report. we have moved onto the articles of impeachment. what do you think about those? caller: i think it is a sham. i really do. i think it is a sham. schiff can prevent the republicans from calling witnesses. they say it is fair because they have a vote on it. naturally, he tells all his people to vote no on the request 's witnessesblican and they vote him down. the democrats can call any witness they so desire. this is a kangaroo court. that is what it's all about. i know you have to be careful because if you say anything wrong, you would not have access to some of the big politicians. i understand you have to be careful what you say. host: we are neutral regardless of whatever guest is on our show. guest: with respect to the rules of how this goes, the way the constitution works is the house sets their own rul

virginia to new england. let's get the forecast from lonnie quinn. of wcbs in new york. as i understand, lonnie, this could mean a messy morning commute for many. >> you betcha. i think it will be along the heavily traveled i-95 corridor. i'm specifically watching the area from virginia up into maine. it's rain right now, but as the temperatures drop, they're going going to make a big 30-degree drop, it's all going to turn over to snow. we're not talking huge numbers. okay, it's the problem with the timing, right during the morning drive. a coating to two inches. could be some isolated spots see a 2-4-inch range. but the temperature swing will be the big story. as of right now, d.c. comes in at 54 degrees and temperatures actually get nowhere as you go up through new york city to where it's 56. chicago is 23 degrees colder right now than they were yesterday at this hour. 32 degrees colder in nashville. that air mass will push into the northeast and all the eastern seaboard will be about 30 degrees colder out there. the coldest spot anywhere tomorrow morning will be fargo, north dakota,

responder. he spent much of the 90 minute trip back to shore caring for a young couple from virginia on what was supposed to be their dream honeymoon. >> i asked her name, she struggled to say it. he said, she's my wife. and she would ask how's my husband. and he would ask how's my wife. >> reporter: he fought to keep them awake, fought to keep them alive. >> she said this is the worst day of my life. and i had to say wyes, it is. but you've got so much nor in your life to live. when she says, i don't think i'm going to make it. you rebuke that. you are going to make it. you are going to make it. you're strong. you're a fighter. you're going to get through this. you've got a future. >> it could have been life or death for them. >> reporter: i smoke with matt yuri's mom. she was about to board her flight for the 29-hour journey from pennsylvania to new zealand. >> it's absolutely soul crushing. it's my worst nightmare. but on the other hand, i'm trying to focus on the positive. they were lucky enough, they had already come down the volcano. so they were very close to the water. >> rep

. five of those are now deceased. >> reporter: lauren and matthew urry from richmond, virginia, on their honeymoon. matthew's mother sharing the voice mail left with "inside edition." >> this isn't a joke, the volcano erupted when we were on the island. we got badly burned, we're at a hospital in new zealand. my hands are burned so i can't use my phone. >> reporter: that is white island in the distance about 30 miles off the shoreline here, more than a day after that deadly eruption, steam is still rising into the air. according to officials, eight still missing on the island. police say a flyover monday showed quote no signs of life. a makeshift memorial is growing. >> to those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we share in your grief and sorrow, and we are devastated. >> reporter: police in new zealand have launched an investigation into this tragedy, and the alert level was raised just a few weeks before the eruption. officials said that it was safe to go there on the volcano, but police say it is possible criminal charges could be filed at some point. >> our thank

virginia, mr. conley to give his opening statement. >> i thank the chair and congratulations on your first hearing i believe as chairman. >> yes, it is. >> but especially congratulations on the signal victory. without your assistance and your tenacity, this would not have happened. and as you said, the job isn't complete, but this is a huge step forward. congratulations, chairwoman maloney. in september our subcommittee held the first hearing as the chairwoman first indicated to even discuss paid family leave for federal employees. the first hearing took ten years. again, it was due to the persistence of chairwoman maloney that we were able to have this hearing. i was honored to work with her to insure that a provision providing 12 weeks of paid parental leave to our talented federal workforce remained in the defensive authorization act and it seems we were successful. but the victory lap is somewhat circumscribed because there's still more work to do as the chairwoman just indicated. while we've secured paid parental leave for federal employees, we must continue to fight for paid fa

promoting hatred. then there are those literally caught in the middle, virginia congresswoman abigail spannberger who was a supporter of impeachment inquiry and last night found herself at a townhall replete with angry trump opponents and supporters, she tried to explain her position and was drowned out by some screaming he has been proven guilty and others bds. the congresswoman's representatives called it an example of engaging in important conversations. shannon: going to have more of those around the country, thank you. within one hour on capitol hill today house democrats unveiled articles of impeachment and gave donald trump a political victory on the new nafta, congress will be voting on the usmc a. >> reporter: little debate on the timing. what happened this morning at 9:00 am, democrats in the house unveiled articles of impeachment. at 10:00 am their leader, nancy pelosi announced a major bipartisan compromise with donald trump allowing him to fulfill the campaign promise of rewriting the north american free trade agreement. confused? so are a lot of democrats. >> this is a d

virginia giuffre is lying, who claim she had sex with prince andrew repeatedly when she was 17. prince andrew denies that. one of the former copilots told him he flew all over the world with epstein, saying the financier employed young flight attendants, or rather, miners dressed as flight attendants, sean.r, >> sean: trace, thank you. don't forget to set your dvr, never miss an episode. we will never be the hate-trump media mob. let not your heart be troubled there galore has a big show tonight. laura, take it away. >> laura: hannity, tremendous show on your part. i'm laura ingraham, this is "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. gregg jarrettouou is in the stuo with me, congressman devin nunes, lee zeldin, all with me on this impeachment farce, and the ig report, and adam schiff expose we have for you. but first, what if congressional leaders could be impeached? that's the focus of tonight's "angle." we've read all of your emails and your tweets about the democrats impeachment of session. this is a general flavor of what i'm reading. why can't they be impeached?

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richmond, virginia, were on their honeymoon. matthew's mother sharing the voicemail she says her son left with "inside edition." >> this isn't a joke. the volcano actually erupted while we were on the island. lauren and i got pretty badly burned, so, we're at the hospital in new zealand. my hands are burned so i can't use my phone. >> reporter: and that is white island in the distance, about 30 miles off of the shoreline here, and more than a day after that deadly eruption, steam is still rising into the air. according to officials, americans are among the eight still missing on the island. but police say a flyover monday showed, quote, no signs of life. a makeshift memorial is growing tonight. >> to those who have lost or are missing family and friends, we share in your grief and sorrow and we are devastated. >> reporter: and david, police here in new zealand have launched an investigation into this tragedy. and the alert level was raised just a few weeks before the e run should be, but officials said that it was safe to go there on the volcano. but police say it is possible tha

much as they could. well virginia state senate separates a black think the russian foreign ministers trip to washington comes at a difficult time for president trump keep in mind that. all of this is taking place with the backdrop of the impeachment hearings and it has been one of the strategies of the administration to appear to be as tough with russia as possible and it's very unfortunate but that's just the the domestic policy ramifications of this there's only so long that you can continue talking about russian meddling and so far the only evidence that i've seen is that there were $100000.00 in facebook ads that were placed some of them for hillary clinton some of them for trump and they were placed out of russia well i'm going to tell you $100000.00 did not buy you a drop in the ocean in terms of facebook ads so. the democrats will continue to insist that the russians meddled the republicans are and condensed i don't think i don't think it's an issue that's particularly relevant to the american people. staying with that theme of impeachment the u.s. house judiciary committee ha

working on this. >> thank you. >> the gentlewoman from virginia ms. wexton is recognized for five minutes. >> in september the house passed the uyghur human rights policy act which is bipartisan legislation that was authored by senator rubio and cosponsored by 44 senators and 130 u.s. representatives including many on this committee. this week the house passed the uyghur intervention and global humanitarian unified response act or the uyghur act. both these bills seek to hold officials in the chinese government responsible for the gross violations of human rights in china's uyghur autonomous region including the mass internment of over 1 million uyghurs. the uyghur act passed 407-1. would you recommend to president trump that he sign these bills when they come across his desk? >> i'm not going to make any comments publicly about what my recommendation will be to the president one way or another, but that doesn't mean i'm not recommending it. >> okay. because we're getting mixed signals from the white house officials and reporting is suggesting that treasury department and you in p

yom from virginia seek recognition? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 26 offered by ms. loria of virginia. the chair: 3ur sunt to house -- lution 748 and the resolution 748, the gentlewoman from virginia and a member opposed each will control five minutes. ms. loria: thank you. -- mendment directs noaa to s. luria: my amendment directs noaa to consider the potential of a shoreline project to help the communities around them. more than half military installations are or will be at risk of recurrent flooding. greater hampton roads is one of the areas most vulnerable to flooding in the entire united states. hampton roads is home to the largest navy base in the world, and installations from every branch of the service. when it floods in coastal virginia it's a local nuisance as well as a threat to our national security. coastal virginians are stepping up to meet this challenge. the cities of norfolk and virginia beach have proposed almost $1.5 billion in coastal resiliency infrastructure. but hampton road

republican virginia state senator great to have you on again richard 1st of all your reaction to this press conference would you call these talks positive or not. well. you know i would not say that the press conference was positive you have to keep in mind. secretary pump aoa by his very nature is not a diplomat he's a rather part of nature seem to be a jewel rather confrontational i would have preferred a more courteous and less confrontational press conference. but keep in mind that after the press conference they will head over to the white house where they will be meeting with president trump and i think they'll have a much more into med and realistic conversation keep in mind that. all of this is taking place with the backdrop of the impeachment hearings and it has been one of the strategies of the administration to appear to be as tough with russia as possible and it's very unfortunate but that's just the the domestic policy ramifications of this. the 2 of them you talk about being tough the tizen talks about the alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election perhaps a chance to

coastal states of virginia and maryland whose water ways are included in the state's coast alt zones. he shorelines of arlington and alexandria virginia are included in the programs. to clarify the virginia side of the potomac sell ingible while the district of columbia side is not -- is eligible while the district of columbia is not. this would connect this gap and subject to submission and approval of the coastal zone management plan. coastal floods do not recognize state borders. the district of columbia is at a risk of continued increasing flooding. since 1950 noaa reports a 343% increase in nuisance flooding in the district of columbia and a single 100-year flood event could cost over $1.2 billion in damages, including damages to federal property. i also want to note that in addition to consolidating 10 bipartisan bills, the legislation also includes a range of bipartisan amendments. i'm proud my own amendment will be included which ensures 5% of funds for the working waterfronts grant program will be used for technical assistance. this will help states and local governments with ea

answer questions. dan in alexandria, virginia. caller: thank you for taking my call. to the gentleman earlier who said that democrats did not give republicans a chance to call their own witnesses and so on and so forth. from my understanding, the democrats followed the rules that were adopted when john boehner was speaker of the house to a t. if anyone has a problem with the process the democrats followed, it is a republican process that they followed. saytionally, i just want to , the other item that has come up is whether or not the facts have been contested and from my perspective, the facts have not actually been contested by republicans. has beenfacts mean contested, perhaps, but it is true that trump has been blocking witnesses from testifying. and it objectively true, is objectively true that that is obstruction of congress, so i do not see what is up for debate. host: silver spring, maryland, paul is next. caller: republicans united like never before. i think all of the republicans are looking [inaudible] you have to forget trump and just move on past trump, man. i don't under

them an injured couple matthew and lauren from richmond, virginia spending their honeymoon in new zealand. matthew has burns over 80% of his body. lauren has burns over 20% of her body. both expected to recover. this island sits 30 miles offshore from mainland new zealand. the most active volcano and 70% is under water. it last erupted in 2001. relatives of the dead and missing now questioning why nearly 50 tourists had been allowed onto the island despite knowing seismic activity was increasing and picked up tremors, an increasingly popular tourist destination and there didn't seem to be anything done to prevent tourists getting right up to the crater. >> heather: good questions. our prayers with all those families. thank you. >> bill: you mentioned this about 10 minutes ago. russia's foreign minister in washington today. sergey lavrov meeting today with secretary of state mike pompeo. shared that with you. later at the white house with president trump. there is a lot at stake here with big time international issues. we'll take you back to that story in a moment. >> heather: one

the news media is doing is playing right into his hands. host: virginia, republican line, ontario.ear from onler: this is my opinion impeachment and why my republican party loves me, this is a fact that has not been answered yet and that fact is why they trump withhold the aid? if he gave them aid in 2017 and 2018, why did he stop giving them aid in 2019? it cannot be beat -- it cannot be because of the hunter biden investigation. i haven't heard an answer to that. lies of the people in -- the lives of the people in war right now -- said some republicans have the president withheld aid over concerns of corruption. caller: what concerns of corruption? corruption wasn't a concern in 2017? it wasn't a concern in 2018? zelensky ran on anticorruption. there is no reason for withholding that aid. host: part of the presentation yesterday in front of the house judiciary committee came from the republican lawyer who was -- his take on the evidence .athered steve castor was part of the proceedings. [video clip] >> this unfair process reflects the degree to which democrats are obses

the fields carrying torches in charlottesville, virginia and 2017 accompanied by the ku klux klan chanting anti-semitic bile, the same bile that was chanted in germany in the 1930's, carrying nazi flags and torches. i want you to think about it when you get home. close your eyes and remember what you saw on television. spewing inthey were one of the great cities in america. a young woman was killed in the melee. the president was asked to speak aret, and he said "there very fine people on both sides." no president in american history has ever said anything like that. this guy is more george wallace that he is george washington. this guy has fomented hate. he has given oxygen to white supremacy and divided the nation like every single scam artist has done when they are trying to get power. divide us, divide the people. the reason i have worked so hard and spent much time talking about the middle class, it is the moral center of who we are. when they conclude that this is a rigged game, they cannot benefit by playing by the rules, that is when charlatans are able to take advantage.

, virginia. are cities that desperate they're going after homeowners in these towns? >> i think the same thing happens in new york. you don't rea lies it if you're a condo or co-op owner unless you're on the board. if you've been on the board, you you know what it's like dealing with different city agencies. there's the department of buildings, landmarks in certain cases, department of sanitation and complying with all these different city a agencies can be a lot of work. cheryl: pagedale, missouri, mismatched curtains and barbecue, they're getting fined by the city. higher grass. these towns are actually taxing and hitting people with fines. that's ridiculous to me. >> we work with some developers in new york city and when you build new buildings, you're required to plant trees, which is great but the cost could be upwards of $2,000 in new york. the cost is really out of control. cheryl: they're desperate. thank you very much, add. lauren: speaking of desperate, skiing colorado might be fun but how about hitting the slopes of north korea? that's possible after kim jong un cut the ribbon

and presumed dead, a couple from virginia on their honeymoon, their conditions are unclear. a controversial homeless program on hold in new york city. bill diblasio agreed to stop the program which relocates homeless families for one year. this decision comes after the city of newark sued new york city claiming it placed homeless people in conditions that were dangerous. the new york post reports 5000 homeless families were relocated with taxpayer dollars. they've taken in more than any other city with 4000 relocated in august. refugees will not be banned from resettling in north dakota county. commissioners voting not to change the policy after hearing passionate debate. >> we have been through a lot. why we taking care of them, they are here now. >> this is month after donald trump signed an executive order giving local governments the right to reject new arrivals. this would be the first in the nation to do so. rob: another fiery impeachment hearing proving the party divide is strong and both sides outlining varying arguments. >> substantive case relies on ambiguous facts,

is missing and presumed dead, 31 people hospitalized for burns including a couple from virginia on their honeymoon. there conditions are unclear. extreme weather, winter storm bringing chaos as it was across the us, slick roads caused 300 crashes in minnesota alone and a 50 car pileup on an iowa interstate. watch this. one person was seriously injured, two killed in crashes in arizona which sought pea-sized tail and the funnel cloud over phoenix, the storm is set to hit the east coast by tomorrow. donald trump is headed to pennsylvania today for a keep america great rally. he will be joined by mike pence on the giant center stage in hershey, the president won the battleground state by 44,000 votes in 2016. since then pennsylvania has added 157,000 new jobs. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and donald trump says the fisa report is worse than he could have imagined. >> they fabricated evidence to the courts and they did all sorts of things to have it go their way. >> the report claims there was no political bias but former doj official says it shows a devastating summ