the move shocked even his own officials abby ament on the left reached across the divide and soon signed a peace deal with eritrea as president he says of worki restoring ties between both countries if you and eritrea are like estranged siblings they used to be one nation before eritrea's independence in 1903. between 10082000 before it over their shared border. it's estimated 80000 people were killed the war was followed by a standoff that lasted 2 decades. suddenly those barriers were broken with abby calling for unity. 08 your. dear people of ethiopia and eritrea. i would like to bow down and humbly thank you . because you chose compassion not cruelty. peace not conflict love. forgiveness after fighting embracing and not pushing each other all. the way along with. the division had gone beyond geopolitics families had been separated against their will and only reunited after the peace agreement was signed. abby ahmed extended the message of reconciliation to sudan during a power struggle between the military and the opposition there. at home he attempted to overturn the. promoting free

, there is ament sentiment going around that if members, which include iraq, nigeria, russia, it could take 400,000barrels -- barrels a day of deeper cuts. if the country is more compliant, you are reaching those deeper cuts anyway. we have better clarity tonight when more of the ministers come in. minister did not give too much away yesterday. the uae all minister said he would not give any indication of what proposals would be discussed. we have russia coming in today and he could have a little bit more to say on that. thank you so much for that. let's take a quick look of where the markets are right now. asian stocks in the money after two days of losses. that is it for bloomberg markets: asia. bloomberg daybreak middle east is next. ♪ ♪ >> i'm taylor riggs in san francisco. this is bloomberg technology. coming up, a dramatic exit. expedia is losing its ceo and cfo. this follows executives at google. the tech sector is saying a lot of goodbyes. national security risk, a u.s.

ament brent dyke. amen. as we all know, when we open up the newspaper, when we turn the cable news, we see that the united states and the world, are facing challenging times. dangerous uncertainties and shifting alliances. energy crises that are striking at the coronations. these perilous challenges range from escalating proxy wars. increasing election meddling, growing nuclear threat from rogue states. all of the way through to if that wasn't enough, precisely and rapidly transforming cyber threats. not just from criminals and organize crime from nationstate. they don't just affect our national security but they affect each and every one of us sitting here today. how to protect and secure and store our own data. so today, as we begin the program, we actually have three stellar national security leaders who are going to help us walk through these challenges. sue susan and andrea. [laughter] some just going to walk through the show a little bit. first we are going to have a panel, moderated by he'll live bo m

thomas jefferson called impeach ament formidable wep withen. we'll put it into context for you. also tonight. >>> the state of the tent 20 race. senator kamala harris ending her campaign that once seemed so promising. we'll look at the state of the race heading to eiowa. >>> and senator lindsey graham once call canned president trump a cook unfit for office. now he's one of his biggest defenders. i'm going to talk to the democratic candidate trying to unseat graham as senator from south carolina. and bucking president trump. tomorrow the republican governor of georgia is expected to fill an open senate seat with someone president trump doesn't approve of. setting off tension with the white house and trump allies. we're going to begin with the impeachment report and what it says about devin nunes, the ranking member on the intel commit canny. >> i think it is deeply concerning that at a time when the president of the united states was using the power of his office to dig up dirt on a political rival, that there may be evidence that there were members of congress complicit in that

. >> is it ament gamble? >> if we're not willing to take risks, it is a gamble. but look, the senator has always been somebody willing to gamble and do what was right. you show up that day and register as a democrat. >> reporter: caucus participation means spending which is is why campaigns place a premium on those who reliably caucused in t it's a big ask, b can do it successfully, they might win on caucus night. >> what's your name? >> reporter: for the sanders team, this is about more than a a campaign. it's about the next step in a political movement. >> i don't know if that's risky. i think that's the right thing to do. if we want to white house that represents all people, they have to get voted in by all people. >> the strategy in iowa will be on display this week in iowa. sanders planning to spend new year's eve in des moines. he has a number of events to start 2020. they don't view this as a deal breaker, even though they believe they can win there. if they don't win in iowa, sanders has plenty of investments in the first four early states as well as the

i ament a member of the international council of shopping centers and if i can post this up somehow, i will do that. it is a monthly magazine and it talks about retail. i receive this every month. and i am not an expert in retail, but i'm in it every day. so with that in mind, this is a sample magazine and may not talk about transitions to offices to upper floors to office use, but it really talks about the changing shift of consumer habits. and that was mentioned earlier. and that is why i am here. i am on post street and i'm fairly active, so i will ask for your support on reconsidering this and you will hear from me for the next one, 220 post as well. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? >> with that, public comment is closed. >> commissioner richards. >> having heard the project sponsor say the cannabis dispensary is not an issue, cannabis retail is not an issue, is your office still requesting a continuance? >> yes, and we don't mind if it's a very brief continuance. i think that we would be fine if it was probably just a week. with all due respect to

. >> madam speaker, i yield ament to the gentle lady from michigan, mrs. talib. >> gentle lady is recognized for a minute. >> i rise in support of impeachment. i learn so much every day from my residents at home. their common sense of what is right and wrong is centered why they oppose any person using the most powerful position in the world for personal gain. we honor our veterans in this chamber almost on a daily basis. but do we ever follow their lead? where we serve the people of the united states and uphold the constitution not as republicans or democrats but as americans. we should

and today the committee of jurisdiction after only one week is marking up a bill to impeach ament for crimes that aren't specified under the constitution by the party that has the moet most votes in the house and pledged to impeach him from the first day of his presidency. today's democrats are the founders worst nightmare come true. right now i imagine most americans are thinking if only we could impeach them. to those americans i say, you can next november. >> the gentlemen concludes his team mr. richmond. >> thank you mr. kmarm in president trump on january 20, 2017 you raised your hand -- 2015 raised your hand and swore to preserve protect and defend the constitution. now we must preserve, protect and defend the constitution from you. donald trump once bragged he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and get away with it. well, he is shooting holes in our constitution on pennsylvania avenue. we can't let him get away with it. the constitution was written and signed over 232 years ago. since then we have elected 45 presidents. and all that time only four occasions has the house of re

the founder or cofounder of the campaign against nuclear john,ament, canon collins. that group is responsible for the iconic piece i'm we have today. and from germany, martin niemoller. and the leader of peace strike in the 1960's, dagmar wilson. so a lot of individuals i came across who engaged in or played a key role in reconceptualizing the idea of peace in the early cold war. and i'm focusing, in my book, on the. 1945n-- period between and the early 1970's at a point when that on truly takes hold. so these individuals, these groups contributed in significant ways to the transformation of peace from a lofty idealist, some would say naÏve, aspiration to a pragmatic politics of peace that could become the foundation of a conservative foreign policy agenda in the united states through nixon. but also the foundation of a social democratic foreign policy agenda and other countries, and as billy brunt showed. i'm taking on several historic graphical conceptions with this book or i want to call them -- with this book i'm taking on several historographical mis-conception

. >> madam speaker, i yield ament to the gentle lady from michigan, mrs. talib. >> gentle lady is recognized for a minute. >> i rise in support of impeachment. i learn so much every day from my residents at home. their common sense of what is right and wrong is centered why they oppose any person using the most powerful position in the world for personal gain. we honor our veterans in this chamber almost on a daily basis. but do we ever follow their lead? where we serve the people of the united states and uphold the constitution not as republicans or democrats but as americans. we should learn from their sense of duty and responsibility to country and democracy, not political party. doing nothing here, madam speaker, is not an option. looking away from these crimes is not an option. this is about protecting the future of our nation and our democracy from corruption, abuse of power, criminal cover-up and bribery. and this, madam speaker, this vote is for my son and the future of so many generations. so i urge my colleagues to please vote yes on these articl

he warned that unless the constitution contained an impeachment provision, ament might spare no efforts or means whatsoever to get himself re-elected. george mason insisted that a prpt who procured his appointment in the first instance through improper and corrupt acts should not escape punishment by repeating his guilt. mason was the person responsible for adding high crimes and misdemeanors to the list of impeachable offenses. so we know from that that the list was designed to reach a president who acts to subvert an election, whether that election is the one that brought him into office or it's an upcoming' wleks where he seeks an additional term. moreover, the founding generation, like every generation of americans since was especially concerned to protect our government and our democratic process from outside interference. for example, john adams during the rad case expressed concern with the very concern of having an elected president writing to thomas jefferson that you were apprehensive of foreign interference, intrigue, influence. so am i. but as often as elections happen, the

. >> there's a very serious arresting ament to be made that violent language leads to violent acts. the suggestion of hanged, though as a first amendment pureist i would allow, i can understand -- maria: especially siege since e said if. she said if. judge napolitano. coming up, major storms causing delays and cancellations. we're headed to one of the country's busiest airports next. and mea comedian pete dabbedsons forcing fans to sign on the bottom line if you want to see a show o it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. including your interest rate right by locking in a fixed low rate today. and you can get your money right with sofi. check your rate in two minutes or less. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan (shaq) (chime) magenta? i hate cartridges! not magenta! not magenta. i'm not going back to the store. magenta! cartridges are so... (buzzer) (vo) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot

reflect on the relationship between the powers , executive and congressional, how it fits with from ament i heard committee member, stating congress had the sole power to impeachment. theyerstood that to mean had the sole power to bring charges of impeachment. what would be their next step? i apologize for my ignorance. guest: it is an excellent question. that does not mean it is not subject to judicial review. every act of congress according to federalist paper 78 written by hamilton is subject to judicial review. federalist paper 78. every act of congress, hamilton said, that violates the constitution is void. wether congress would have the power to impeach a president based on nonconstitutional criteria and wether the courts could intervene is a question we don't know the answer to. it has never been tested and might never be tested. our constitution is not perfect. the impeachment power did not cover incapacity. a president who did not do anything bad but he just had a stroke and was not capable of governing. we have to amend the constitution. if we think abuse of power should be a cr

out me tell you abmy relationship to the first ament ent. it is pa the constitution that i raised my right-hand and swer to defend with my life. that is my experience. and it may not be the same as yours, but it counts, senator, it counts. >> thank yomau yor. senator klobuchar, you have 45 seconds to respond. >> i certainly respect your military experience. that's not what this is about. this is about choosing a president. and i know my view of thiis know you ran to be chair of the democratic national committee. that's not something i wanted to do. i want to be president of the united states. and the point is we should have someone heading up this ticket that has actually won and been able to sh that they ca gather the support that you talk about of moderate republicans and independents, as well as a fired up democratic base. and not just done it once. have done it three times. i think winning matters. i think a track record ofin gethings done matters. and i also think showing our party that we can actually brpeg le with us, have a wider ten

so now we're spending hard-earned tax dollars out of the state of texas to ugh ament the -- can augment the border patrol. i think abbott should send nancy pelosi a bill because texans are paying $400 million a year to augment the border patrol. nancy, when you write out that check, pay to the order of the great state of texas. in that memo section you need to say because we have failed to do our job. ed: thanks for serving our country -- >> this is -- people have asked me, sheriff, when you run for congress, who's going to replace you? i think he's the perfect replacement. a very handsome fella finish. [laughter] strategic, level thinker, very smart guy. i told the people my twin brother would make an excellent sheriff. finish. [inaudible conversations] ed: thank you to your brother and have a mercy christmas. >> blessings to you all. ed: with christmas less than three weeks away, up next, we've got decorations out on fox square how to make your home merry and bright. ♪ ♪ attentions veterans with va loans, va mortgage rates have just dropped to near 50 year lows. veterans can refin