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. >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. two of four witnesses were supposed to be on capitol hill now. our reporters on the ground are telling us they aren't showing. meanwhile the whistleblower's attorney saying his client has agreed to answer written questions but republicans are still not happy. >> president trump: the whistleblower should be revealed because the whistleblower gave false stories. some people would call it a fraud. >> when you are talking about the removal of the president of the united states, undoing democracy, undoing what the american public had voted for, i think that individual should come before the committee. >> we're looking at abuse of power and a level of corruption here that makes the nixon impeachment look like child's play. >> serious questions and concerns being raised. the american people deserve to get some answers to those questions so we can bring out into broad daylight what exactly happened. >> sandra: jillian turner is live with more. >> fox news is learning two of the officials summ

. >> sandra: good morning to you, bill. good morning, i'm sandra smith. authorities saying the suspect was found holding two hostages who were gagged and tied inside that vehicle. we're also learning the crime scene stretched for miles. >> bill: one of the relatives to one of the victims struggling to come to grips with what has happened. >> it is unfathomable. it is unspeakable. it is gut wrenching and it is an attack on american citizens. it doesn't matter if it's our family or somebody else's family, they're not being stopped. and they have no conscience. they will do what they want to do and regardless. there is no consequences for it. >> bill: these interviews difficult to listen to. william la jeunesse has our coverage today on what we have learned overnight. william, hello. >> this may have been a targeted hit. as we reported yesterday in the 1:00 p.m. hour one man is in custody and he could be connected to this massacre but this is still in flux. the head of mexico state security in mexico city said there was an arrest yesterday. but there was ano

. >> sandra: listen up. what if there was a way that you could keep your electronics and liquids in your carry-on bag all the way to security. the tsa may have an answer to that. rpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're willing to do that for you, for me, and for our family. so for us, at newday, to have the opportunity to turn around and help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. now and forever more. inside these buildings in jerus throughout israel there are many elderly jews who suffering daily. and they need our help now. as christians and jews

welcome here. >> sandra: we made it this far. good morning. i'm sandra smith. michael horowitz preparing to release his report on the origins of the 2016 russia probe. on december 9th it will outline whether or not the f.b.i. abused its power for fisa warrants targeting the trump campaign. new reports a former f.b.i. lawyer is under investigation accused of altering a document connected to the investigation. >> bill: we hear at fox working to confirm a lot of the information. we do know on december 9th the report will be released. on december 11th that's the wednesday morning we'll have hearings live here in "america's newsroom" and the president sounding off on a lot of that a few moments ago. >> president trump: you are going to see, i predict, will be perhaps the biggest scandal in the history of our country, political scandal. i think you'll see things that will be incredible if it's done right. i purposely stay out. i tell bill barr to handle everything. the word is the report is historic. that's what i hear. dealing with the highest levels of government.

here is sandra. >> sandra: it might be friday. there is brand-new reaction after a bold move from twitter banning all political ads just in time for the 2020 elections. conservatives are crying censorship. democrats want facebook to follow suit. howie kurtz is on deck and will join us on that. >> bill: a shocking hit and run caught on video. man survived but the l.a.p.d. wants help to find that driver. here, it all starts with a simple... hello! -hi! how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. >> bill: graphic home surveillance video showing the moment a car hit a bicyclist head-on. tough to watch. happened in los angeles. the driver clearly did not stop. the cyclist suffered severe injuries said to be in stable condition at a hospital. p

. >> sandra: ifm owe sandra smith. democrats not expected to challenge mulvaney in court instead using it as evidence of what they are calling white house obstruction. meanwhile fox news obtaining exclusive emails between former ukraine ambassador marie yovanovitch and a democratic staffer that would contradict her hearings last month. >> yovanovitch was the u.s. ambassador to ukraine and she was the victim of a vicious smear campaign that was led by rudy giuliani and some of his allies in an effort to force her out of that position. ultimately she was recalled. >> the whistleblower also needs to be subpoenaed to make sure the american people are getting all the facts. this is just more action on the democrat side to limit it. >> i read the transcript. as far as i can tell the only firsthand interaction the whistleblower had with anyone of note was chairman schiff's staff. colluding with the intel staff. >> sandra: a lot to go through here. mike emanuel is on the hill keeping track of it all for us. mike, good morning.

. >> sandra: we'll stay on that story for you. i'm sandra smith. demonstrators burning flags and waving banners during a pro government rally denouncing interference from western allies in their fuel crisis. the head of the revolutionary guard issuing that threat. >> bill: benjamin hall picks up our coverage for more. >> these protests in iran seem to be shaking the regime there. they seem unable to contain them. unable to control them. they seem in some places to be spreading. coupled with the u.s. economic sanctions which are crippling them does feel at the moment as if iran is being backed into a corner as a result we're seeing more threats from them and a growing fear they might lash out again to force the u.s. to the negotiating table. have some of those sanctions reduced. at a pro-regime rally yesterday the head of the revolutionary guard blamed the u.s. for the riots, saying if the u.s. crossed iran's red line iran would destroy them. >> we will not leave any move unanswered. we will not remain embedded to any super power and settle scores w

." >> sandra: good morning. bill. i'm sandra smith. a lot coming into our newsroom at this hour. three women and six children now confirmed dead after they were shot and killed on the way to a wedding. they were members of the lebaron family and there are reports mexican forces are searching for several other family members reportedly kidnapped after their convoy came under fire in broad daylight. >> bill: a family member reacting to the scene. >> this is for the record. nita and four of my grandchildren are burnt and shot up. >> bill: griff jenkins watching this story all morning long. want you to bring us up to date what we think we know so far, griff. good morning, there. >> tragic details are emerging. grieving grandfather. a lot is unknown like the motive. was it is case of mistaken identity or deliberate targeting of americans? the rising violence in mexico has taken the lives of at least nine americans in this attack, the youngest among them these 6-month-old twins. other children survived the attack only to look on as their mother was killed. let me show you where this al

more now with sandra. >> sandra: let's bring in liz peek and richard fowler. liz, i'll start with you first. what do you think happens this week? >> well, i think they'll have the open hearings and i think the public is going to elicit a big yawn. i don't hear of any new testimony or facts that will enter the scene. i think the republicans have done a very good job of saying this isn't a fair process. we don't like the way it's being run. but i think also as time goes on and witnesses come forth and we really hear very little to shed more light on the whistleblower's initial gaitions, what are we supposed to get excited about? i don't think the democrats have made a very conclusive case that this possibly mistaken approach by president trump rises to the level of high crimes and miss demeanors and that's what's on the table. >> sandra: republicans are concerned the president won't be able to fairly defend himself in these hearings. we've seen democrats blocking key witnesses the gop has called forward. will the president get a fair shake in all this? >> i thin

. >> sandra: all right. a bit of breaking news on the first toing we hit with you, congressman on devin nunes filing lawsuits against cnn and the daily beast. we just got word from john roberts who spoke to devin nunes saying that he will sue cnn and the daily beast in federal court when congress returns december 3. quick response from you on that, congressman. >> i think the first thing these other media outlets should do is retract their story and regardless it is time for them to lawyer up. devin nunes has the goods. they tried to slander him. he is a strong man with a backbone and he isn't going to take it. >> lee zeldin from new york. come on back. 20 before the hour. stunning win for hong kong's pro-democracy movement after a landslide victory in the polls overthe weekend. the results putting pressure on elected leaders after months of violent protests. jonathan hunt live in hong kong with reaction today. jonathan. >> in the wake of that political earthquake there was some question whether the street p

. >> sandra: made it to thursday. good morning. i'm sandra smith. former national security advisor john bolton scheduled to testify this hour. no one knows yet if he will show as we learn the whistleblower's attorney may have had a clear bias himself pushing for a coup and impeachment of the president in 2017. >> bill: both sides hammering out their strategy before next week's public hearings. >> the testimony we're hearing today is actually getting easier to defend the president from a standpoint there is no linkage. >> i think you'll see throughout the course of their testimony and many others most important facts are largely not contested. >> the facts have never changed. they will never change. those facts are consistent. those facts are clear. >> if this was so routine and ordinary to have a quid pro quo in terms of our giving money to a country to defend itself why did they hide it and have to put it in a secret server after it was disclosed? >> i'm not going the read these transcripts. the whole process is a joke. the whole idea there is a qu

jesse watters and sandra smith. "the five." >> greg: at a rally last night, the president slammed the whistle-blower's attorney who had been bowing to get rid of trump as far back as 2017. it happened as he's coming off the plane. >> president trump: coming off the plane and they hand me, look at this character. okay. they just handed me the story. whistle-blower's attorney said in 2017. you know when that was? that was a long time ago. they say january 2017. the impeachment will follow. it's all a hoax. it's a scam. >> greg: a coup, it's true. he has long called for trump's impeachment. he had also been working with the dems. all you need is an ambitious lawyer and an embedded activist willing to blow a whistle only democratic dogs can hear. here is a what is, actual tweets proving intent to overthrow a president. once again, we see how the media and the dem's desires coincide perfectly. way back then, they also tweeted this. "i predict cnn will play a key role in donald trump not finishing out his full term as pre

benjamin. >> high sandra. we have indeed seen six or seven rockets fired out of because on the last few hours. the feeling generally is the cease-fire is holding. usually when you see the barrage of rockets we've seen over the past few days as part of southern israel really is paralyzed but we are seeing the shop to reopen in the schools reopened on the roads reopened and that all comes after this 5:30 cease-fire which was announced earlier by the egyptians between israel and islamic jihad. those 48 hours that preceded it really did risk heading into all-out war. 450 rockets were fired by the small iranian backed militant group of islamic jihad in retaliation for the targeted assassination of one of their commanders. as a result we saw israel strike back and they called their operation black belt. it left a 32 people died inside gaza, the vast majority were militants but sadly we are hearing earlier that if i can children also died. they were members of the family of islamic jihad commanders that were with him

. >> sandra: good to get your take on things this morning. we'll have reaction and analysis from both sides of the aisle. we appreciate it, guy lewis, thank you. >> bill: halloween spirit with a flash mob performance. check it out. the dance team surprised classmates with smooth moves in the hallway. assistant principal got it on camera and posted it online and it went viral. nicely done. here we go. >> sandra: brings everyone together, good dance in the hallways right by the lockers. >> bill: halloween breaks down barriers and walls and stop people walking around. >> sandra: we should be the dance in the greenroom for our post show meeting. >> bill: do you think it would go viral? all the wrong reasons. >> sandra: all right, thank you. next the family of an american man appealing for help saying he is being held and tortured in lebanese jail. one of his daughters and the

yes, sandra turned them down. she strung him along for a little while but she did turn him down in a gentle way. they both married the loves of their lives. they had a very quiet but real friendship at the court. friendship at the court. justice rehnquist quietly lobbied the reagan administration or at least the attorney general to put her on the court. >> i feel i need to give jay an opportunity to respond if he wants to respond. how was it find out that your mom had a love letter from justice rehnquist? >> i'm sure my dad knew more about the relationship. that wasn't something she would have hidden from my dad, but she never disclosed it to her three sons. evan, called up and said i found some interesting letters. so, we were definitely surprised. she had handled that very quietly. >> and jay, i think i want to stay with you. >> the think it was interesting to us is what we had seen with, uh, chief justice with her relationship with the rehnquist family is they were devoted friend for such a long time and throug

but the appointment of sandra gave me hope. it opened the door to me thinking that the progress would move faster than i had imagined. didn't move quite as fast as i had hoped. and still some steps to be taken. but it was a door opener. it was an opportunity for women to begin to see the possibility of exploring all aspects of our profession. you see, the advantage of diversity, whether it's gender or race or ethnicity, or even professional work, whatever the diversity represents, it gives people who don't otherwise think there's opportunity. it aspires them to believe there might be. so, i think seeing a woman on the court inspired not just me but so many other young women who are starting their careers. >> do you think, justice sotomayor, that justice o'connor has very special qualities in terms of her character, her background, her upbringing, her, >> well, i'll tell you what i thought when i heard, >> that made her be a first or, >> the only thing that scared me was she was a woman who had done it all. she was married. she

reporting in sandra fell chriina teatro kron 4 news. >>their babies paneri with the soth the university to launch a pilot program for students who need housing, escially during the holiy san jose state university is teaming up with san jose mayor sam liccardo and the bill wilson center to provide college students, a free short term solution during the holiday season. if they're homess or housing in secure the goal is to pvide a safe space to live in until a nger terhousing solution can be fnd. a recent study found thousands oftudentat that schoo have experience. some form of homelessness air bnb will cor the costs of the sys san jose which declare in november. it wa national homeless youth awareness month is the first city in the us to tt out this program. >>also the south bay santa clara police arrested 2 men that are flowing a hit and run this afternoon around 1245 police put up a perimeter in the area of monroe street between warburton avenue in avenue to ott boulevard less than an hour later police had cleared the area and made 2 ar

sandra, to you and andy mccarthy. >> sandra: we have more details. andy mccarthy and i was a legal analysis on this. we heard from ken starr earlier. we have more detail from that moment at the restaurant, when holmes overheard ambassador sondland talking to the president on that cell phone. to quote david holmes, in the hearing this morning, "my clear impression was that usaid was connected to ukraine's investigation of biden." that is the conclusion he drew." andy? >> in the law, there is this 2-cited sliding scale, right? the more openly and obviously criminal and act is, the top of the scale, something like treason or terrorism or murder, the less we need in the way of compelling evidence, particularly of intent. if you connect somebody to that by evidence. by contrast, the more you get you kind of a hypertechnical violation of the law, the higher you have to show -- the higher a prosecutor's burden would be to show willfulness and intent and understanding, evidence along those lines. the problem that you have with bribery in particular, which is

el noticiero de las seis está por comenzar y sandra b bermúdez nos trae un adelanto. >> adelante sandra. >> muy buenas tardes, siguen las autoridades en un vecindario, anoche se realizaba un festejo de halloween y hubo una balac a balacera, al menos cuatro per n personas fallecieron, y otras cuatro fueron lesionadas. la fiesta se realizó en una casa u que estaba haciendo rentada, detalles en minutos. >> regresamos con más información a su noticiero telemundo48 en dos minutos. >> m(musica). > > >> (musica). >> este es su noticiero telem telemundo48 a las seis. >> buenas tardes. >> gracias por su sintonía. una fiesta de halloween terminó en una sangrienta escena, a las 11:00 de la noche la alegría se torno en tragedia. >> sandra bermúdez en vivo desde ados cuenta lo que ocurrió, sandra. >> todavía no está muy claro lo que sucedió,solo que alguien rento esta casa al final de esta calle solo que alguien rento esta casa al final de esta calle para realizar una reunión, pero en realidad se trataba de una fiesta de halloween a la que llegaron más de 100 invitados. >> se promovió

. >> sandra tiene las imÁgenes. >> las puertas de (palabra en inglÉs) abrieron desde temprano para empezar a recibir a cientos de indigentes que hoy llegaron a celebrar de una manera muy especial el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. >> Él se encargÓ primeramente de diseÑar el menÚ, dice que prepararon el payo con relleno, macarrones con queso, purÉ de papÁs, de postre pie de calabaza. >> para muchos servirles se ha vuelto una tradiciÓn familiar. >> nosotros tenemos tanto que me gusta dar tambiÉn. >> ademÁs de la tradicional comida de acciÓn de gracias los invitados tuvieron hoy la oportunidad de darse una mano de gato. >> se habilitÓ un Área para recibir servicios de peluquerÍa entre ellos cortes de cabello, decenas aprovecharon esta oportunidad, tambiÉn estuvieron recibiendo sweater, abrigos y chamarras porque la mayorÍa de ellos se enfrentan a diario a las bajos temperaturas en "acceso total" estÁ completa sin fÚtbol, se instalaron varios televisores para ver los juegos del dÍa, muchas de estas personas pasarÁn ahÍ gran parte del dÍa y se irÁn, pero otros se van a quedar

ambiente, adelante sandra. >> hola ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes, asÍ es aqui desde temprano, se estÁ cocinando c p el principal ingrediente es la gratitud y amor. >> ni la lluvia pudo detener a miles de voluntarios que desde hace varios dÍas han estado trabajando en la misiÓn, aquÍ en... >> especialmente en el centro hay muchas personas que no tienen nada, especialmente que estÁ lloviendo hoy, es algo que debemos todos hacer es una hora o dos horas que sÍ tienes en tu dÍa puedes ayudar a donar tu tiempo. >> hoy en el dÍa de dar gracia en algunos casos se convierte en tristeza cuando no se tiene que comer ni una cama donde dormir, por ello aquÍ se le recibe con amor, asÍ se siente carlos. >> he venido dos veces cuando estoy necesitado de una comida, he venido a disfrutar aquÍ. >> el pavo, el perÚ de papas, las cobijas las sonrisas todo para que ni las bajas temperaturas sean problema para que llegue todo el que quiera. >> especialmente ahora que estÁ lloviendo nos da un poco de tristeza, pero queremos que todos venga

and i'm in lagos nigeria and with me is my co-host and you've got i love that sandra hi there are 2 nobody here in kampala uganda and in these 6 show we go to germany to meet a month who's hoping to tahn the tight when it comes to plastic pollution in the way that he has some other topics we'll be looking at today. we look at why being a ranger exults a dangerous profession. we also see how a briefing that no wage and all related almost 1st stop them from inc. and find out how the plant waste is being put to use in the mud augusta. being a ranger come be a dangerous job some $100.00 wildlife guardians lose their lives each year in their line of duty many of them in east and central africa well accidents account for about 50 percent of those fatalities porches were responsible for the other half we went to months on forced national park here in uganda to meet julius or one now the warden in charge of law enforcement there he has been confronting these day in day out for more than 20 years. in the morning roll call julius of warner tells his men that poachers have set traps during the night

this print sandra story. thank you. [applause] prince andrew says he is now stepping down from his royal duties. royal duties basically means he represents the queen, charity events, public events. after print sandra gave an interview discussing his friendship with convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein. there is video of prince andrew leaving the mansion owned by jeffrey epstein, allegations from young women saying print sandra was part of the illicit behavior happening with jeffrey epstein. this is one of these things are was a huger if you shouldvr mistake. by the numbers, prince andrew, just to be the prince makes about $300,000 a year. his mother is worth billions. he won't be taking that check while he's on break. joining us, cnn royal contributor victoria arbiter. people are saying this is one of the worst interviews to try to fix something, he made it even more problematic for himself and the royal family. >> it's was a train wreck in word. the main person who has been alleging claims against prince andrew, she has

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question in the north bay sandra fell. we have. and so they've just a frction. counter commute directions. yeah, i know right. erming a directn northbound want to one fact there's a ealtrans camera right above the freeway. bring it up for you now we can see some of that action so this is about. halfway between sir francis drake and the 5 a split. if you look over to the left you can see all the emergency crewyou can see the cones the flares and traffic is squeezing by so we had all lanes close. now they're sang that the 2 right las are the only lanes that a blocked so it is backing you up to to sir francis drake something you want to keep your eyes open for injuries reported lots of heavy traffic leading up to the scene and then this is o second hot spot. this is san jose this is the commute diction. rth 85 union another overturned vehicle on its roof, several of the cars involved as well it's jamming you up from camden so chp just issued a traffic alert r this one, it'spopping up the drive time a little bit we're at3 minutes from san jose heading up to mountain

thanks alerts and the north bay burglars strike a sandra fell houma the homeowners are on thansgiving vacation. but then the burglars returd to the scene a second time after police wrapped up their initial investigation kron sweet recall explains. how technologhelped alert police to the burglary. >>theves pried through the fence of a home near dominican university in sandra fell in the ly morning hours the day after thanksgiving. before entually breaking into the house is wle ts is a very safe. >>the area very family lotf ds in the neighborhood, the family living here is on vacation in florida. >>but the homeowner received an alert on their phone drawing attention to strangers on the property here about just like staard. >>packas being stolen, but this is the first year about some of th you're trying to break in to a hse in this neighborhood sandra fell police lieutenant dan think says the suspects who appred to be 2 men. >>got ay with electronics and jewelry before officers showed up we left the house probably around 6.5. >>and then we got another phone call from a resident in florid

. >> the face of fraud ellen degeneres and sandra bullock crackdown piggybacking off of their fame. it's thursday and "early today" starts right now >>> good to be with you this morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we're tracking an early winter-like blast that is bringing sleet and snow to the northeast today. the midwest has already been feeling the impact of this system some areas in minnesota were blanketed in about half a foot of snow and they are now waking up to temperatures well below freezing despite the deep freeze, the iowa state university marching band was out there facing the elements for their practice. temperatures were as low as 16 degrees there overnight. >> the storm has led to dangerous conditions for commuters in wisconsin the state patrol there reported at least a 38-year-old man was killed when officials say he lost control of his car and hit a truck on the side of the road. michele grossman who is track ing it all for us. michele, what more can we expect >> we have a lot heavy rain, the bitter blast, some snow, some freezing rain. it's going t

>> sandra, there are seven counts here. we know the first two counts roger stone has been found guilty. this just from the verdict. our producer jake gibson in the courtroom. the jury came in about five minutes ago said they had a verdict. they've been debating for two days on this. this is the second day of deliberations here but we know count one and two guilty. seven counts. we'll continue to follow up. count one is obstruction of proceedings and then count two deals with making false statements in front of congress. we'll continue to follow this. count one and two for roger stone guilty. seven counts total. anymore we'll bring it to you in a moment. >> sandra: david outside the verdict. guilty on count one and two. seven counts in total. count one obstructing a congressional investigation. count 2-6 making false statements to congress. if you could react to what we're learning so far here. >> the important thing to remember about roger stone's case is that although he was investigated in connection with the question whe

yo soy sandra bermúdez, continuamos en el estudio . >>> muchas gracias sandra, la policía busca identificar al conductor del vehículo que usted observa en imágenes, se reportaron 25 robos, todos los robos ocurrieron en horas de la madrugada. >>> la policía de san josé trabajaa con el fbi por una bomba casera, el jardinero encontró el dispositivo en el estacionamiento para estudiantes del plantel ,tenemos declaraciones de las autoridades. >>> eran las 11:30 de la mañana y autoridades activaron el escuadrón antibomba, paquete sospechoso en una escuela. >>> todos los estudiantes estaban saliendo de la escuela para proteger su seguridad. >>> el martes padres de familia fueron a la escuela buscando a sus hijos. >>> no más se habla de un paquete o de alguien que entró, pero es toda la información que tenemos. >>> los estudiantes estuvieron en el cierre preventivo hasta casi el medio día, mientras la policía y equipos tácticos. >>> la policía y los bomberos especialistas van a analizar el parquete. >>> este miércoles las autoridades confirmaron que era un explosivo improvisado, una

this is the north bay sandra fell. it's northbound want to one between sir francis drake and 5.18 at last check there squeeze by and so another big backup spilling just beyond sir francis drake but at least it's a counter coute direction. comey direction here on 80 we have a full house at the y bridge toll plaza. if you take it every day every weekday you're used to this right it's backed up through the bottom of the maze and now busy on the upper deck coming off of fremont street. we'll put you at 14 to 15 minutes to make into downtown san francisco. rebecca. all right we're looking as for the most part around the bay area we have seen some fog at the lden gate bridge let's have look at that the suture tower cara showing us a gorgeous shot of wntown san francisco. nice and clear for you can see all the way to the bank nice and clear shot of the buildings and the temperaturesre going to continue to rise into the afternoon we're going to be above average for this time of year with look at this 70's on the boar 71 in dow

regresó con usted al estudio >>> muchas gracias sandra por la información a tan solo unos días de que la suprema corte de justicia los argumentos de por qué esto es legal el fiscal general de california anunció que seguirá la lucha para descender apoyar a todos los beneficiarios de taca. jundaca. énfasis de la importancia que i tiene no solo para su familia sino para el país que continúa apoyando a los soñadores además >>> sabiendo que tenemos tanto apoyo de la comunidad y con el programa para utilizarnos para la agenda anti migratoria al presidente desafortunadamente es el mayor obstáculo terminar con daca según expertos significaría incluyen acabando con el sueño miles. >>> poniendo punto final a una pelea en los últimos 30 años la piedad fue rendida por la organización y las propiedades a la ciudad >>> ha estado por más de unos 30 años estamos llegando a un momento de la ciudad ya va a buscar su propio dinero para buscar parte de las cosas >>> comenzó en los años 70 y fue gracias al apoyo y el dinero un acuerdo de $93 millones en eso el terreno la de estos 1017 p

sandra: good morning, everyone. i'm sandra smith. fiona hill and david holmes will be before the committee. hill a top advisor to president trump. she left her post before the july 25th phone call. she expressed concerns about handling of the ukraine policy to nsc lawyers. bill: david holz, career officer from department of the state. here is how he fits into the investigation. on the day after the ukraine call, july 26th. he says he overheard a phone conversation between eu ambassador gordon sondland and the president. sandra: fox team coverage live. back with us again, bret baier, chris wallace in washington. martha maccallum and john roberts in new york. chad pergram in washington. ken starr. bill: chad, start with you in washington. >> good morning, bill, what reverberated the testimony by david sondland, gordon sondland the ambassador to european union where he talked about a quid pro quo to release the aid. republicans were first sympathetic to sondland. listen to devin nunez, the top republican on the committee. >> ambassador

con un tema para telemundo 48 responde nos puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla >>> nuestra compaÑera sandra bermÚdez no tiene un adelanto >>> adelante. >>> buenas tardes, estoy en santa clara, en esta calle de donde hace apenas unas cuantas horas la policÍa llevÓ a cabo un operativo para detener a dos sujetos que estaban manejando de manera errÁtica, el problema es que aquÍ se encuentra el edificio municipal y al cruzar la calle una escuela, le tengo mÁs detalles en tan solo un par de minutos >>> gracias sandra >>> revisamos en dos minutos con mÁs informaciÓn. > > (musica) >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las seis . >>> quÉ tal, soy lorena domÍnguez >>> y cÉsar bayona, gracias por su sintonÍa en este dia que la cÁmara de representantes comenÓo las primeras audiencias pÚblicas sobre la investigaciÓn de juicio polÍtico al presidente donald trump >>> tenemos detalles del juicio polÍtico mÁs adelante, pero antes esta tarde dos hombres fueron arrastrados en santa clara cuando trataban de escapar de las autoridades, el incidente que dejÓ una persona lesionada se registr

. >>> ahÍ estuvo nuestra colega sandra bermÚdez compaÑeros aprovechamos lancia despuÉs del dÍa de los veteranos. >>> donde se le enviÓ a descansar. >> y se les deseo una feliz vuelta a casa. >>> esto fue lo que sucediÓ en l la ciudad de san josÉ. >>> el dÍa de los veteranos fue celebrado en la uniÓn. >> entre ellos tambiÉn alberto garcÍa veterano de la guerra de vietnam. >>> es una persona que habla mucho de estos temas. >>> tambiÉn desde mexico tambiÉn estuvieron y las personas que estaban comp comprometidas con esta situaciÓn. >>> es para ayudar a la patria la verdad. >>> marÍa lourdes y personas residentes decÍan que las calles irÁn tratando de darles una m o mejor visiÓn de salud. >>> podemos ayudar con la venta. >> tambiÉn queremos entregar ayuda con muebles y otras cosas que se necesitan para cambiar algo en los departamentos o en el hogar. >>> son implementaciones que deberÍan haberse dado ya hace cuatro aÑos. >>> dicen que es un programa importante de ayuda y de vivi vivienda con el que estÁn ba batallando. >>> soy sandra bermÚdez noticiero telemundo. >>> mu

i'm sandra smith. today's highly anticipated testimony will come from former top white house russia advisor fiona hill and ukraine u.s. embassy official david holmes. we'll have fox team coverage throughout the morning and day. bret baier is here and chris wallace joining us from washington martha maccallum and john roberts in new york city and ken starr in dallas. as the hearing room is filling up adam schiff has been seated. the question this morning is do democrats feel like they are building their case with the public hearings this week? do republicans think their strategy is working? >> that's the big question that after today everybody will look at when you pull back and the democrats will have to ask themselves was this worth it? did it move the ball at all? when you look at the numbers out there the president's approval rating numbers shoring up even increasing in some of the battleground states in polls we've seen recently in michigan and wisconsin. what is the response from the american peopl

sandra: good morning bill. i'm sandra smith. three witnesses will testify today but gordon sondland will get the lion's share of attention. ambassador to the european union interactions with president trump on ukraine are expected to come under intense scrutiny. who exactly is gordon sondland? bill: businessman. very successful. owner after chain of hotels in portland, oregon. a major donor of the president's campaign in 2016. started serving as ambassador to the eu in july last year. sondland is being called one of the three amigos on ukraine policy along with kurt volcker and energy secretary rick perry. sandra: in earlier deposition he said there was no quid pro quo on ukraine aid but he later revised that testimony. what will he say. what will happen today? bret baier and chris wallace are in washington. martha maccallum and john roberts here in new york city and ken starr standing by in dallas. we begin with chief correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill. mike, what were the lines of attack for republicans last night? rep

sandra, the president's monitoring reports of this shooting out of santa clarita, california. >> sandra: another report, it is still an active scene. "working to resolve the situation with witnesses and families." dan? >> they are pushing out information to the public every 15 minutes, even if they have no new information. >> bill: every 15 minutes? >> the overhead shot of the house, i don't believe they expect he was home. if he was there, we would see armored vehicles and the officers would not be that close. they might have already gone to his house to determine he's not home and then they are securing that location to find out exactly where he is. maybe he got some clothing, or they've got something with his scent on it like his clothing. they have dogs that might track him. they could have forward-looking, infrared devices. based on the fact that there is a family unification area, people are allowed to say the they can report on where his last location is pure they will use technology, video, witness statements to find out exactly where he was and hopefully we get luck with the do

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sandra, nice to see you. sandra: good morning. i'm sandra smith. it's a jam-packed week. nine witnesses across three days. all facing a grilling from the house intelligence committee. four set to testify today. two in the morning. two in the afternoon. at 9:00 a.m. two officials who listened in on the ukraine call will appear together and speak publicly for the very first time. bill: so who are they? first jennifer williams, served as special advisor to vice president mike pence on europe and russia matters. she testified about four hours in a closed-door hearing on 7th of november. she said she took notes listen on the phone call july 25th, between presidents trump and zelensky. sandra: sitting next to her, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he listened in on two trump zelensky calls including the one on july 25th. he reported concerns about the call to nsc lawyers. he confront ad nsc with ambassador sondland over some of his actions. he had concern over trump's quote demand for ukraine to investigate the bidens. bill: our team in place. best you will find. bret baier

and i'm in lagos nigeria and with me is my co-host in uganda hello there sandra hi there i'm sandra to nobody here in kampala uganda and in this week's show we go to germany to meet among.

>>rebecca a big story this morning sandra fell high school see extra police on campus today after they arrested someone for making threats online thats target the school today and monday november 25th kron four's christina tate role is li at san rafael high with more >>so it all started on mnday rehing out to sandra fell rted police department because he started seeing threats online made by a young man. now it's someone days, 18 years or younger son were not able to release the name or the age of that person, but a yog man at that was maki these threats online to the police department actualny opened up an investigation and was able to find t who that young man was behind these threats behind these dferent social media accounts so it was then when sandra fell police department was abe to arrest that young man and right now the young man is in a type of juvenile facilityere up in the north bay. go ahead and take a look what information the policedepartment has put out the taking this very seriously makinsure they have ramped up police presence here on campus day, especially and leading

look at that, here's the richmond sandra fell bridge. very few cars on the roadway at this time and the golden gate bridge, the lightest bridge of them all your biggest problem on that bridge. fog. in other news for kids killed in a gruesome attack in mexico will be bued today. meanwhile investigators are still looking fo those people responsible for their murders. the white house and fbi offered to help with the investigation. but mexico's predent says it's their responsibility. john lawrence has the details. >>funerals have begun for the victims of this week's plenty attack on mexican soil. we have no explanation for it mean what kind of man. opens fire and women and children could they do that. 9 american women and children all members of the same mormon community killed in the ambush 8 other children wercaught in the assault and some are injured. all are expected to pull through. christine is baby faith shoes, hershey. in the was able to survive. e she mexican officials say drug cartel members were likely behind the massacre. the onl

fell d you can see that area purple there and even some yellow in the middle ofha right near sandra fell that's over the p some of moisture mountain tops that's talking 5 maybe inches. rain but all around the bay area it's going to be a soaker of course we're concerned about those areas in the round the fdic indice fire where you're likely to see a very little in the way of rue systems there so nothing to really hold that water back it's all want to come racing down the hills, the possibity of mudslides debris flowand flash flooding in some of those crks in and around that fire. a real possibility over this weekend as we're expecting that ve heavy rainfallnot only that the winds are nlso going to be a big problem. those winds are going to become very gusty even by tomorrow afternoon. the winds picking up the sea gusting almost 30 miles per hour in the half moon bay and thenatch what happens as we take it to the night that's when that cold front gets a little bit cler those winds moving in ang the coastline gusting over 40 maybe over 50 miles per hour near the mountain ranges maybe s