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president donald trump gathers steam investigators and by former national security advisor john bolton to testify. plus policing in online hate speech the german government announcing new proposals to stop the spread of extremist views on the internet. i'm called aspen welcome to the program chile has called off 2 major international summits it's a new setback for embattled president sebastian pinera who says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid days of mass protests at least 18 people have now died during the unrest now new venues will need to be found for the cop $25.00 climate summit and the apec trade summit which was scheduled to bring together world leaders including u.s. president donald trump and china's xi jinping. days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protesters throwing rocks and stones at police. they responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and more. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits sent the most 11 that will throw food

what's her designs are going to others for correspondent john bartlett has been tracking those protests now john is of course are 2 high profile events i mean do we know what exactly led to this cancellation we were hearing just days ago that the president said they were going. yeah i think that i think that person saying that these were going to go ahead was the only thing you really could say i think not going to call both here and internationally as well but i think that it was just never really process going to go to scale that they did. stood up now i think the only really one of which was the council it's a huge shame must be. i mean chile has been working and people been working for a year to get this to get this event sorted i think in terms of security i think it was almost almost impossible for him to kind of i think he probably could have guaranteed the security people but it's just not worth the risk and i think the other thing is the terms of public relations the public image of chile it would have been an absolute nightmare to have people and world leaders in their own thr

of state john joseph sullivan would replace john huntsman who has been criticized for failing to improve relations with russia artie's done hawkins but he has been criticized for failing to improve relations with russia artie's done hawkins takes a closer look john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position is held takes a closer look. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of reps since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson and appointment of mike composer who he still apparently very close to now of course there isn't an appointment of my composer who he still apparently very close to now of course has been nominated as a bastard to russia he does have a reputation or has been nominated as a bastard to russia he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing 2 years ago he was ready for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing 2 years ago he was scathin

joseph sullivan that's the man set to replace john huntsman deputy secretary of state john joseph sullivan that's the man set to replace john huntsman in self has been criticized for failing to improve relations with moscow. hawking himself has been criticized for failing to improve relations with moscow. hawkins the bank that john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position in the bank that. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the 4 held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson and appointment of might be still apparently very close to my ring of rex tillerson an appointment of my composer who he still apparently very close to now of course has been nominated as a bastard to russia 3 he does have a repeater now of course he's been nominated to russia 3 he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing. already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing 2 years

back off to denial that was anger best summed up by john bracco trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings. trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings or did. she. know what i'm doing. she. know what i'm doing. oh do. i want it was. oh do. i want it was time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels at the time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want divorce well the analogy is well priced a really does one not divorce well the analogy is well priceless. then there was bargaining when terrorism a main trade. then there was bargaining when terrorism a main trip off to trip to brussels trying to get herself a brags it deal off to the pasta trip to brussels trying to get herself a bragg's it deal off to advance the only set of bragg's it in joost depression that wasn't the only set of bragg's it induced depression that was when brits started coming up with drinking games just to make things a little was when brits started coming up with drinking games just to make things a little more exc

as a sullivan would reply information hailing in congress current deputy secretary of state john j. as a sullivan would replace jon huntsman who has been quite science for failing to improve for they sions with moscow based jon huntsman who has been quite science for failing to improve for they sions with moscow daniel hawkins has mall john sullivan is of course the dobbs is dick cheney a whole of scale things has mall. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state of position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson an appointment of might still apparently very time between the firing of rex tillerson an appointment of might still apparently very close to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard and to russia 3 he does have close to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard to russia 3 he does have a reputation for people being a bit. already getting a vote back at a critic coming from a christian for hearing to back at his confirmation hearin

someone is in coming as a positive reproach me with the moscow john someone is in coming for some of those talking points you mention with russia internationally at least are already on the mend of some of those talking points you mention with russia internationally or at least are already on the mend we are seeing positive progress but his rhetoric on those bilateral relations between the u.s. and russia we are seeing positive progress but his rhetoric on those bilateral relations between the u.s. and russia the accusations of interference the wrecking of their energy policies etc will only make it harder the accusations of interference the wrecking of their energy policies etc will only make it harder to have any sort of positive restarting of relations which are already of course to have any sort of positive restarting of relations which are already of course at a pretty much all time low. ok where the time is official but i will be back at a pretty much all time low. ok where the time is official but i will be back with more for you see you in half an hour. with more for you see

to denial to britain voted for breakfast at breakfast off to denial that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid that was anger best summed up by john but trying to keep a lid on parliamentary proceedings. don't parliamentary proceedings or do. you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6 you know what i'm doing all day. oh do 6. i want it was time to officially trigger on 6. i want it was time to officially trigger article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want article 50 that's that letter telling brussels that the u.k. really does want divorce well the analogy is well priceless the rules well the analogy is well priceless. then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off to trip to brawl so then there was bargaining when to resume a made trip off the trip to brussels trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the owns saddle is trying to get herself a brags it deal off to advance the own set of bragg's it in joost depression that was when brits started to have bragg's it induced depression that was when brits started coming

bercow instead of course johnson himself and in fact john burke as we just heard from he refused to grant boris johnson the will to have a vote on his deal because for many reasons really as we saw on saturday super sunday as it was pointed in an unprecedented fashion where all came together at the weekend and that decided then concluded that m.p.'s were. told full consent over the deal until all the legislation around it has passed an extension well number 10 has said is better leave disappointed that john burke has refused to allow a vote on the deal by german corp and took the opportunity today earlier in parliament to remind the prime minister that he said he would rather die in a ditch than seek an extension well as you can see the dramatic scenes in the commons over the last few days has caused. an outrage on the streets of london and on saturday we saw quite dramatic scenes were taken for a small hardline president said he was accosted on the street and even had to have scored him and his son home safely. you think you did very very. well as you can see that's a worrying tren

john sullivan is go after he's done your hawkins has more. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson an appointment of. acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson and appointment of my composer who he still apparently very close to now of course has been nominated as a bastard to russia still apparently very close to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard to russia he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic but he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing 2 years ago he was scathing about russia's role in the crimean crimes get his confirmation hearing 2 years ago he was scathing about russia's role in the crimean crisis about those allegations of russian interference at the time stating that a robust response was it's about those allegati

to john roberts with more on how this is playing out. john? >> good afternoon, charles. late last night fox news was told that the investigation being conducted by career prosecutor john durham, u.s. attorney for the state of connecticut, has now morphed from an investigation into an

john pienaar is here. lots of focus on the speaker of the commons, john bercow, in this whole process ? commons, john bercow, in this whole process? that could be a big moment tomorrow, clive. today, senior minister saying whatever happens they will take the country out of they will take the country out of the european union on time before october the 31st. that is partly about sending a message to brexit supporters that their party, boris johnson, they are the true heavyweight champions of brexit. it is also about an act of faith. if they are nothing else, they are fully paid up members of the brexit faithful. but there is a big moment tomorrow when they could need that faith. becausejohn virgo, the speaker of the house, will have to decide and make a decision about whether to allow a rerun of yesterday's debate and vote, and the government lost that vote. from all iam hearing, government lost that vote. from all i am hearing, the smart money at westminster tonight is thatjohn virgo will say no and denied

or more you know let's go to santiago we're correspondent john bartlett is standing by good evening to you john i mean this is quite a climb down for the chilean government just a few days ago the president was insisting that these 2 high profile events that they have to take place and then of course the future. yeah i think it's it's interesting it's the more you kind of let it percolate in the sort of think about what this decision means the more it makes sense it seems that when you broke was about. i think if you look from a security point of view it's not safe at the moment and i think it's probably the last place you want to be sending a load of world leaders and their own sororities and i think that from that point if he said it makes sense you're right there it's a huge climbdown i think the other with the other way of looking at it it's the kind of public relations side of things. a journalist to ask questions of a world leader who would come to either the apec or the the court 25 summit what they thought the situation out there on the ground i think they would be unlikely to

but john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state he's daniel hawkins has more. but john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state of position is held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state a position has held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between it in the fire between the listener. and of. the. saints the very close to now of course has been closed. as he does it to russia he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing 2 years ago he was. in the cross communicate writing with his arms about the. role in the crimean crisis about those allegations of russian interference at the top russian they define that fear in their robes us to a spot that. response was required with everything thing that the us is versus the spoke of the. day to day. starts as and once again as what any city that he made all but he ruled. in them from front. on what he described as its hybrid campaign against the united st

it's the end to the rope 2 for its speaker john bercow stepping down after 10 years in the child. thank you mr speaker i have never met him this place without you and i think it will vary it is going to be different from applause from both sides but then back to business and a taste of the election campaign ahead the 2 biggest parties setting out that competing vision will sink our standing up for our economy and for all wealth creators but above all it means getting bricks it done i think the did and the delay this is big here no for the 1st time the prime minister is talking nonsense thanks to the prime minister's plan so deal with donald trump the fight for votes has already begun all russians have been remembering the hundreds of thousands of people killed in the stalinist purges of the 1930 s. close to the chinese border our correspondent yuri were shadow met a man who discovered chilling evidence of those killings in his own backyard. well what if so look at this hole here says we tally kasha and shows us the grizzly find on his property. the one i want to do is stand my hou

replace john huntsman who has been criticized for failing to improve relations with moscow let's go live to auntie's daniel has been following events with moscow let's go live to auntie's daniel has been following events good evening. and found a bit more about the man coming in and the supposed failings of the bank going out that evening. and a bit more about the man coming in and the supposed failings of the bank going out to those more yeah indeed john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position is held to tell us more you know indeed john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly. acting secretary of state in between the firing of since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson an appointment of might still apparently very close to listen an appointment of might still apparently very close to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard and to russia he does have to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard to russia 3 he does have a reputation already for being a voca

a point to pick john no one has withdrawn a study challenging the claim that the syrian government was to blame for the alleged chemical attack in 2017 i thought the article attracted me if the anti assault criticism we have story and plenty more after the break. let me make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the crime. be that one. night thinking or middle of the room sick. deluded. or you believe. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person with those words. dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back scientific journal that specializes in arms control has withdrawn a study costing doubt on the claim that the syrian government was to blame for an alleged chemical attack in 2017 they also pointed out inconsistency is in the official version of events think a month or intense criticism well i guess you have explains. where the sun revolves around us or us around it where the earth is flat who is god is greater or more recently whether we should question why every chemical attack in syria were to magically gets

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surely be let's get some reaction to this point he joins us now and john you very well charlie given let's get some reaction to this point he joins us now and john you very welcome thanks for coming on to r.t. . do you see this attack as a reflection can thank for coming on to r.t. . do you see this attack is a reflection perhaps of deeper tensions in the society or should we see this is an isolated incident perhaps of deeper tensions in society or should we see this is an isolated incident where it's always difficult to say about the incident that is now well it's always difficult to say about the incident this is not the incident that we did look really but also goes there how deep tension in the fences so that incident that we deal guinea but also goes there how deep tension in the sense of the about this business about islam. you know all. about this business about islam. you know all i'm very cynical about that aging the problem with division in france between allow jewish blood that they thing the problem with division in france between allowed jewish community the largest in e

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mystery surrounding them and to use the 2nd as new earnings have been unveiled archie correspondent john hardy is on his delve into the details of the new revelation to get into a bit of the business mindset let's go to. the september jobs report is out and the numbers show a tight labor market as the unemployment rate dropped to a 5 decade low the top line data looks good with 10 industries adding jobs 3 losing and one unchanged alleviating some concerns on the street and boosting the markets today but let's take a closer look in the payroll report was rather stagflation area as wage growth was flat stagnating and posting the worst annual growth in one year if we take out government jobs private payroll added only $114000.00 jobs which is the 5th lowest private jobs in the past 3 years and finally if we take a look at the composition of job gains that wasn't so great with only low paying jobs in education and health category at the top meanwhile you have a d.s.l. ration of wages in high tech which previously was a fastest wage growth and this all comes as the world's 2 largest economies

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broadcasting live from our studios in moscow international i'm john thomas glad to have you with us our day deadly stabbing at a paris police station is now being investigated as an act of terrorism according to prosecutors the man who killed 4 colleagues on thursday was linked to islamic extremist networks earlier my colleague union o'neal discussed the story with our trees down quarter. yes you what the investigation has revealed the perpetrator was in contact with several individuals likely to belong to the salafist an islamist movements in addition testimony indicates that he did hear to a radical vision of islam this knife attack was a catastrophe that shook paris to its core the assailant was a 45 year old michael harp and who had worked at a police station for 15 years and all that time the police who are tasked with preventing such attacks had no suspicions that harping would kill 4 of his colleagues with a knife he smuggled in. i . what exactly are the authorities actually saying about the attackers motives well antiterrorism prosecutors are currently handling this case and the

john joseph sullivan would be the replacement the current deputy secretary of state john joseph sullivan would be the replacement for jon huntsman 2 himself was criticized for failing to improve relations with moscow to explode on huntsman 2 himself was criticized for failing to improve relations with moscow to explain all his aunties down hawkins. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state in all his aunties down hawkins. john sullivan is of course the deputy secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state a position he's held since 2017 briefly acting secretary of state in between the firing of rex tillerson an appointment of mike composer who he still apparently very good between the firing of rex tillerson and appointment of mike composer who he still apparently very close to now of course has been nominated as a bastard to russia he does have close to now of course he's been nominated as a bastard to russia 3 3 he does have a reputation already for being a vocal kremlin critic back at his confirmation hearing reputation already for

brent: correspondent john bartlett joining us from santiago. john, thank you. now to the middle east. syria's civil war has been raging for 8 years, despite numerous initiatives aimed at ending the conflict. one promising proposal that could pave the way to peace is underway in geneva. delegates from the syrian government, opposition, and civil society have started talks on a new constitution. it is hoped that the process can build trust among the warring factions and create a solid foundation for future peace deal. reporter: it is the first time that the main rivals in syria's civil war have met to discuss a new constitution. representatives of the assad government, opposition groups, and civil society have gathered in geneva for talks led by geir pederson. he describes it as an historic moment. >> the fact that you are here today sitting together face-to-face, ready to start a dialogue and negotiations, is i believe a powerful sign of hope for syrians everywhere. reporter: the talks are backed by russia and are aimed at finding a political settlement after ei

let me deal very briefly on the 3 points you made and cyber security situation john situation in hong kong now for cyber security china is now the leading country in the world as far as cyber use it is concerned there are more internet users in china today than any other country in the world and china is leading the way for this 5 g. . internet of things now indeed to internet control in china is very tight and lots of people may not be very happy about it but i would say overall the tight control of internet is meant for maintaining stability rather then for example falling into the trap of color revolution or one regime change after another as we have seen repeatedly many other parts of the world situation is very complicated but overall i think they're as very grave about terrorism extremism and separatism and don't forget seeing john paul those with afghanistan 18 years into the war in afghanistan the war is still going on and the spill over of terrorism from afghanistan is a real one and terrorism is a real menace for hong kong i think china was strictly by the one country 2 syst

member of the left wing the left party be john atop a soldier or a. member of the left wing the left party be john and tell us all he told us he is rather pleased with the exit polls. this told us he is rather pleased with the exit polls. this seems to be a real watch a moment in german history because the 1st seems to be a real watch a moment in german history because the 1st and the 2nd proxy op parties that are traditionally considered to be fringe parties and 2nd party up parties that are traditionally considered to be fringe parties and the normal mainstream does not have the numbers to form and the normal mainstream does not have the numbers to form their own government actually 30 years after the end of the g.d. on their own government actually 30 years after the end of the g.d. on germany we see that many people in eastern germany particularly but on germany we see that many people in eastern germany particularly but also in the west of germany head out with the kind of capitalism we have seen also in the west of germany ted out with the kind

was. 6 love him all those him john bercow has become a british household name. very interesting you very very very rare and spare a student yet trix grade yourself of the group was far far. back i was 1st elect. did to the role of speaker of the house of commons 10 years ago it's been his job to chant abates and to keep order to order although a politician himself the speaker must also remain impartial at all times but bacco has been accused by some of showing political bias particularly when it comes to bricks it my ruling is their fault the motion will not be debated to day as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do certain i know that the dynamics you face mean that on occasion you will sometimes have to please some and not others but it is becoming remarkable how often you please one lot and not the other. when he was getting the decisions in his favor he wasn't grumbling he's grumbling now because he doesn't like the judgment but his rulings have also divided the public is clearly on the remains side and he's sort of amendments through so in this very o

joining me now is john this. is on the speaking to me from the pakistani capital islamabad welcome us at 1st of all can you bring us up to date with the latest from the scene of the accident yes what we now know is that the rescue work at the scene seems to have concluded authorities say that about 150 kilometers south of motown is where this accident occurred and they are now fairing those who are more seriously injured to the city of motown which has better health facilities is the major urban center in the area now because the area is so remote and of course the incident took place on the train track so it's not quite close to a rule that cetera so some helicopters are also been called in the military is providing those to ferry those who are more seriously wounded to the serious burns units on one of the problems that doctors have been facing on the ground is that the closest town or does not have a burns unit in the local government run hospital and so they were very quickly overwhelmed and now people are be

officials have promised to ensure the john school is safe and i hope the mashes will be taken but we will not sit him he says mother will write to them again and again. the pentagon has called on turkey to stop its operation against kurdish forces in northern syria it says ankara is destabilizing security in the region and putting in danger in u.s. allies the current however defense secretary mark asked for says they will not take action in the conflict we have pows and are greatly disappointed by turkey's decision to launch a unilateral military incursion into northern syria this operation puts our s.t.'s partners in harm's way to be clear we are not abandoning our courage partner forces but i will not place american service members in the middle of a long standing conflict between the turks and the kurds operation peace spring began on wednesday with turkey launching airstrikes on kurdish help positions prior to the operation the us had withdrawn its forces in the area something currency as a betrayal withdrawal son shock waves across america with many condemning trump for turning

for more let's go to santiago where correspondent john bartlett is standing by john you've just come from the demonstration can you describe what it's like there. yes it's an incredible moment it's historic out there at the moment i was in plus italian the center santiago. say the more than a 1000000 people there alone and even walking but still hundreds and hundreds of people streaming towards towards the main square and other places well around santiago i mean i think it's worth saying as well these were entirely peaceful protests there were occasional with a few. different points i think that most people didn't get the memo that this was the moment for chile to really show that it could protest peacefully for meaningful change. this is not the only protest in the country santiago de all those around the country what are the protesters demanding. i think this is a huge number of months and i think people really are just fed up with the model that chile is going to proceed to such a long time hotspots dictatorship between 173-1990 overwhelming kind of rejection of the model would th

mctiernan says john so the country can move on political strategist john mctiernan says johnson may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of october it's in may find support harder to get after breaking his promise to leave the e.u. by the end of october no matter what the 31st photo what was the do or die day no matter what the 31st photo what was the do or die day die in the ditch or a no or a still 6 the lesser accepting and they stand in the ditch or. a no. no letter accepting an extension so he's going against his word has broken his word we have yet to see how that will play a mission so he's going against his word has broken his word we have yet to see how that all playing with the tour de force even tempted back from the price of r.t. can you take note you off the table with the tour de force even tempted back from the price of r.t. can you take note you off the table you could take no deal of the table but what you'd have to do is to come with a tough to say to the european you could take no deal of the table but what you have to

for more let's cross to santiago where correspondent john bartlett is standing by john you've just come from the demonstration can you describe what it's like there . yeah it's remarkable this evening nights. people start to go back to the homes for the for the curfew which starts in about an hour's time it's there's a real feeling of hope i think that's something that you can you can definitely feel around there's a lot of singing going on in the streets you can even you can still hear the horns now your place was where you had the last few nights of kind of helicopters sirens and things. don't seem to change enough not to say that having being kind of isolated instance and violence around the kind of peripheries of the protests. but you know i think that there's a real kind of feeling of hope that's the kind of overriding sentiment in the room . this is not the only protest happening in the country right now tell us about the others. yes i'm not sure how many exactly that have been across across the country but in every major city there was the government came out some statistics earl

so i don't even i would even say i hit the delete button steve that's an issue we have john get over it because i didn't see there were an impeachable offenses in fact i think trying to. admitted to impeachable offense and it's not just mick mulvaney by releasing the transcript of the call which he somehow in his addled thinking thought then if they did to him he didn't say the name biden he did ask for a favor he was keeping the money away from the president of ukraine to fight back against trump's pal lattimer putin all of it is there john there's nothing left to prove sure of but what i did was never connected there was never a quid pro quo with that but it doesn't matter margaret to your party how the favorite doesn't matter to you i ask you gerald ford when he was minority leader wanted to impeach one of the supreme court justices and they said to him what is the impeachable offense and he said what ever that held the house of representatives says it is so it doesn't matter whether it's a fence or not the bottom line is present trump is going to get impeached by the house they a

john mann is one of them, despite party leadership like john mcdonnell telling them not to. he also spoke earlier to ben. john mcdonnell wants to remain in the european union. he and i stood ona the european union. he and i stood on a manifesto that said we would accept the result of the referendum. he andi accept the result of the referendum. he and i both voted to have that referendum. if you have a referendum, you accept the result and that is what i will be doing, nationally, that is what the country did. it is easierfor me because nationally, that is what the country did. it is easier for me because 70% of my constituents voted to leave as well. so there is no ambiguity on the mandate that i have and that is what i will be seen through and that is what i was re—elected on, as were other labour mps. have you had any contact from the leadership, have you had any people telling you what you had any people telling you what you should be doing, asking you to change your mind? i have had no whips from anywhere, any side contact me. i have not had boris johnson, john mcdonne

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. >> john bercow, retiring after 10 years in the chamber. -- chair. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. welcome. we begin tonight with a historic photo in the u.s. congress. democrats have taken a major step in their efforts to impeach u.s. president donald trump. the house of representatives moved forward with the impeachment inc. -- investigation with a resolution that sets out the ground rules. they begin the transition from closed-door sessions to public impeachment hearings. >> the resolution is adopted without objection. the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> nancy pelosi, presiding over historic moment. as expected, the democratic majority carried the vote. precisely no republicans blocked the party lines. during the floor debate, familiar arguments divided the house. >> democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. >> what are we fighting for? defending our democracy for the people. >> the impeachment probe centers on donald trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate his political opponents. t

the speaker of the british parliament john bercow retired after 10 years in the chair. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with a historic vote in the u.s. congress democrats have taken a major step in their efforts to impeach. president donald trump the house of representatives today voted to move forward with the impeachment investigation with a resolution that sets the ground rules that lawmakers will use as they transition from closed door sessions to public hearings the resolution is adopted without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table nancy pelosi presiding over a historic moment as expected the democratic majority carried the vote precisely no republicans bucks the party lines during the floor debate by ny familia arguments divided the hives democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box what are we fighting for defending our democracy for the people the impeachment probe centers on donald trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate his political o

john roberts with the scoop in a moment. congress is back after a two-week recess, live look at the senate floor, where they have plenty to talk about, including ukraine controversy and turkey ark tacking allies in syria. we have team fox coverage, john roberts. first to catherine herridge reporting live on capitol hill. >> complex week, testimony on capitol hill and to simplify what you have here are two drafts, one is an official traditional tracking ukraine and the other was a back channel investigation led by the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani. the witness who arrived today on capitol hill is george kent, a current senior state department official. the reason kent matters, he was in ukraine between 2015 and 2018, so this overlapped with the obama administration, trump administration and he worked alongside with the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, maria yovanovitch, removed early by the trump administration. here is congressman eric fal l falwell. >> we sought witnesses who may have seen this going on and

bartlett joining us tonight from santiago john thank you. thank you syria's civil war has been raging for 8 years now and despite numerous initiatives aimed at ending the conflict one promising proposal that could pave the way to peace is now underway in geneva delegates from the syrian government opposition and civil society have started talks on a new constitution it is hoped that the process can build trust among the warring factions and create a solid foundation for a future peace. it's the 1st time the main rivals in syria's civil war have met to discuss a new constitution representatives of the aspect of an opposition groups and civil society have gathered in geneva for talks overseen by un special envoy get pages and he described it as a historic moment the fact that you are here today sitting together face to face ready to start a dialogue and negotiations. this i believe a pov or food sign of hope for syrians everywhere through to the talks of backed by russia and are aimed at finding a political settlement after 8 and a half years

very much so it's material that it's john bolton that it's fiona hill who are raising these concerns and these aren't generalized concerns these aren't partisan political concerns these are concerns that go right to the core of a well functioning government you know the united states has a law that prohibits soliciting foreign powers interference in domestic electoral politics the entire ukraine episode is in fact a violation of that law and what we're going to see is a level of culpability for that conduct that will start at the core of that and will will extend outward will see how far the culpable how far the culpability ring extends but it certainly is significant that it's john bolton it's fiona hill it's. we seem to have lost christopher christopher a senior fellow at the atlantic council joining us from tampa florida where mexico's president has called on people to lie down their arms and not solve their problems for violence after 2 mass shootings the attacks happened in 2 of the most violent states where drug gangs battle for control of smuggling routes reports from mexico c

he karate as he went through the impeachment so i mean i think he got up during the impeachment so john is the impeachment process that has begun as well as as our colleagues here have said is this going to ultimately be good for president from and his political fortunes it could be if they get the right messaging and they get some adults in the room right now this is a tale of 2 cities and margaret is right on some of these issues because look the president didn't do anything wrong as far as illegality there's no impeachable offense there's no quid pro quo there's no mention of joe biden they can't find it but it doesn't matter right now in this stage that is irrelevant because the messaging coming out of this white house is absolutely horrific and if anybody's. stood like me at the press conference that mick mulvaney had my jaw dropped and was hit the ground i couldn't believe it 1st of all even if the how the press conference you don't have that many more secondly he came out to talk about having the g. 7 that darrelle which was the timing of that was just mind boggling and then he g