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soldiers housed there there have been no reports of injuries or deaths with respect to that they were to be moved weren't they grudgingly from based on what was being talking about whether or not there were still people remaining there we're not exactly clear is that right yeah absolutely and that begs the question as to who launched these strikes as of as of now we don't know there's no confirmation but. we do know that on monday we saw iranian military strikes at u.s. air bases in retaliation for the u.s. air strike that killed their high ranking includes commander qassam soleimani and several iranian officials also afterwards pledged even harsher retaliation after those strikes so it could have something to do with that but again no confirmation we don't know yet but we'll bring our viewers the latest as it as it becomes available it happened after a brief lol this as well after the tragic down in of the jet too so now the question is whether this is going to result in more of a full scale violence as well that's where we're going ok just for the very latest on a very breaking news

i did notice president trump's remarks at the white house today. he mentioned they were engaged in planning attacks. the president himself did not use the word imminent this morning at the white house. and it's an important distinction. i want everyone to think about this. we are engaged in a very, very tense situation with iran, even before the latest actions. the u.s. military plans what targets it will hit under certain circumstances. it's not surprising the iranians will also determine what targets they will hit if they are attacked by americans. so the idea that people might be planning to take certain actions is not surprising, just as we plan to take certain actions under certain circumstances. and the take-away from my perspective is that they did not establish in any way the facts that would support the claim of an imminent threat that was posed, meaning someone had decided to attack u.s. forces and kill lots of americans. let me turn it over to senator murphy. senator murphy: let me concur with senator van hollen's analysis. i was deeply

forces in iraq, president trump gave an address earlier today from the white house about the situation and how the u.s. was planning to respond. >> president trump: as long as i am president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. good morning. i'm pleased to inform you, the american people should be extremely grateful and happy. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered no casualties. all of our soldiers are safe, and only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases. our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. no american or iraqi lives were lost because of the precautions taken, the disbursal of forces and an early warning system that worked very well. i salute the incredible skill and courage of america's men and women in uniform. for far too long, all the way back to 1979, to be exact, nations have tolerated iran's destructive and destabilizing behavior in the middle east an

the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-bmbing of house resolution 790, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. on the unitedssure on states and coalition forces because one of the main goals of qassem soleimani and the forces over the past decade was to push a western military forces and as much western influence as possible out of iraq, so iran could use iraq as

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so my house. when i'm not other than america they say we must learn how to mysel is being defended mission. accomplish there's no point in having coalition troops on iran peaceful and. where does the pollution stuff. we've seen are partners in iraq in the iraqi security forces taking the fight directly to isis remnants in the past week the iraqi security forces have conducted significant ground clearance operations in north baghdad as well as in areas around kirk cook and those operations continue week in and week out we see the iraqi army the counterterrorism service as well as the iraqi air force taking the fight to isis because isis remains remain a threat there is no doubt that there are some isis near the carriage showgrounds the hammer and mountains and in some places in anbar than in one plains the only way to keep isis from researching is to apply constant pressure. through the past 5 years the coalition has trained tens of thousands of iraqi security forces tens of thousands of iraqi secu

house of representatives is to vote on a bill that would limit president donald trump's ability to attack iran. well i've written for get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the revolutionary guards commander warns that iran's missile strike against u.s. forces in iraq was just the start of a series of revenge attacks.

there's a very high level of incumbency in the house and senate in general, but particularly in the house these days, so the house members who are republicans in a certain sense don't have to worry very much with regard to the folks in their districts necessarily being upset with them if they are if favor of the president. what he said with regard to them they're more worried about what kind of a challenge, and this is also somewhat in your readings, a tea party stuff, challenge, right, that the republicans in congress, particularly in the house, are much more concerned about a primary challenge from the right than they are from a democratic challenger during the general election. that is how that sort of forms a general election. that is how that sort of forms a lot of the way that they operated with regard to the impeachment process. then he compared that in terms of how the republicans in the senate are operating because we're now moving into the senate phase of the trial and we heard yesterday from the majority leader mcconnell with regard to the fact that he has a number of votes, ri

and in oakland today, a housing bill designed to increase the housing supply across the state met with tisipo .on>> you're always on your toe >> some stations are a lot more -- >> well, san francisco state senator scott wiener introduced more housing near transit hubs. abc 7's leslie brinkley was at that event and is now live with that story. leslie? >> reporter: a group called moms for housing interrupted that sb 50 conference today saying that building more high-density housing by transit centers could not provide enough affordable housing and even displace current tenants, but wait till you see what happened during this protest that erupted. >> we had a terrible housing crisis here in california, and we see the results every single day. with the spike -- [ chanting ] >> reporter: this was supposed to be about senate bill 50 that would create more housing around transit hubs, but anger over affordability bubbled up in the crowd, which then blocked news cameras and even surrounded oakland mayor libby schact, demanding she take action. >> you can fix this. you can start. >> it's like w

garamendi: i thank you, house speaker. e return to washington with an obviously, it is a new year and we returned to washington with an agenda, in many ways a tragic and dangerous agenda out ahead of us. to deal with the issue of a president that was not paying attention to his oath of office. and passed an impeachment resolution. that issue is now over in the senate and in their hands. we could spend some time talking about that but then last friday another issue occurred. i'll spend more time talking about that. a little later. but what it came -- but what i came to the floor tonight for is to talk about what a democratic aucus, our leadership, and the 230-plus members of our caucus have been working on diligently over the last year. for the people. a series of legislative initiatives that address the fundamental concerns that america has, that americans talk about as we like to say, at their breakfast table. or dinner table. the concerns about their family's education. about their job. about their retirement. and as i l

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reporter: do you think the white house no longer respects congress? >> i will not speak to the specific mindset of any of the briefers, as to whether they respect us or not. when i left my questions remained unanswered and i walked out not only with no questions to the answers i had, but having been told that we shouldn't debate this too much because it would be too harmful. reporter: d expect the democratic war powers resolution to be up for a vote tomorrow? >> i haven't read that. after today, every time they pull a stunt like this, i'm willing to introduce any and all war powers act resolutions. reporter: [inaudible] senator paul: i don't want to discuss anything they said in there. the only reason i mentioned that is because it was in the newspaper. in 2002, the authorization of war with saddam hussein authorizes them to do whatever they want. so they have authorized the killing of soleimani as something that congress gave them permission to do in 2002. that is absurd. that is an insult. let's have the debate and let's have some senators stand up

abc's chief white house correspondent live at the white house tonight. and jon, what have you learned? >> reporter: we're told the president has been briefed by his top national security advisers including the secretary of state and the secretary of defense here at the white house in the situation room. iran's attack tonight hit the al asad air base in western iraq, a place the president himself visited just over a year ago. iran's move comes just hours after the president defended his decision to order the drone strike that killed general kass qassem soleimani. the administration is under mounting pressure to present evidence that soleimani posed an imminent threat. >> what can you tell us about what you knew prior to ordering the attack? >> well, number one, i knew the past, his past was horrible. he was a terrorist. they were planning something, and you're going to be hearing about it or at least various people in congress are going to be hearing about it tomorrow. we had tremendous information. we've been following him for a long time. and we followe

david: when you were at the white house, you had the wall issue. the president wanted to build a wall. you were quoted a few times as saying well, it doesn't have to be a concrete wall. it can be see-through or something like that. was there a difference between you and the president on that? do you think the wall is a good policy? gen. kelly: when i got to dhs, i went to the experts, customs and border protection people that man the bastion down there, the watchtower and said do we need a wall, a physical barrier? they said, we need more. we have, remember, back in 2006, the congress authorized over 650 miles of wall. and senators clinton, schumer, and obama all voted for it. so that was in 2006. 650 miles. what the cbp people were telling me is we want to improve that barrier. and we can give you -- if you can tell me how i can get 300 more miles, i can tell you exactly where to put it. if you tell me i can have 1000 more miles, i can tell you exactly where i want it. they also said that we want to be able to see through the wall. because we want

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the missiles were launched from iran at targets inside of iraq housing u.s. military personnel the president has all the authority and needs under article 2 the respond and hiring sponsorship to be determined but he has that authority to respond it was an act of war by a regime for the last 40 years spin a cancer in the mideast when they say they want to destroy israel they're not kidding they're the largest state sponsor of terrorism and some of the fulton joins us live now from the iraqi capital simona so we haven't heard any official response yet from the iraqi government how will officials in baghdad now be assessing the iranian response. well we have confirmation from the joint operations command that it was 22 missiles that hit both of the analysts that airbase in the western unbar province and near the northern city of erbil in iraq kurdistan 17 of those missiles fell inside the analysts an air base specifically targeting the coalition headquarters there trying to come out and said that there were no iraqi forces who were hurt in descent tag but they d

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ran responded by attacking two military bases in iraq that housed american forces. the last few weeks have seen violent increase in escalation both before and after this major incident. with varying degrees and impacts. -- y we seek to discuss the this on three levels. first in iran, with the iranian regime continuing to face a crumbling economy especially after the shoot og down of the ukrainian commercial plane and further sanctions by the united options t are iran's both domestically and regionally as well as with europe and the united states. second, regionally. what are the implications of soleimani's killing for iran's regional influence and expansionist party. what's the impact on iraqi sovereignty and iranian influence there and on u.s.-iraq relations. allies in thean's region have vowed to revenge the killing, will the crisis in lebanon and iraq prevent such steps. third, will other countries break away from the u.s. and chart their own deals? what's the strategy of the trump administration toward iran especially given that it's an election year here. amids

he was speaking at the white house said just hours after iran launched a missile attack on u.s. bases in iraq iran and claimed that at least 80 americans have been killed but trump said that wasn't the case. the american people. should be extremely grateful and happy no americans were harmed. in last night's attack by the arabian regime. we suffered o'carroll trees all of our soldiers are safe and only minimal damage was sustained and our military bases. are great american forces are prepared for anything iran appears to be standing down which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. no american or iraqi lives were lost because of the precautions taken the dispersal of forces and an early warning system that worked very well. right let's bring in our correspondent in washington alexander phenomena a cent of the president speaking just a short while ago delivering a lengthy statement about iran's retaliation tell us more about your thoughts on what we heard from the president.

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sheer scale of destruction which will make life difficult for people for years to come when the white house still it is hopefully sees what do you make them of this very open very deliberate sabotaging of the iraq instruction operated by western governments and the tying of. international record structure funds just specific political outcomes i think it's fair well you know the debate on the reconstruction which is has been forth in the open and which is basically a big debate which is not that the core of i.c.r.c. is preoccupation that we are engaged in your many tyrian their efforts at the present moment and 1st things 1st i think looking at the dimensions of people displaced within syria and in the neighboring countries what needs to be done 1st is really to bring back basic services to syrian blood. is to syrians as we interpret those basic services to people is very much still part of a basic humanitarian agenda it's a 100000000000 taishan of basic services afterwards it's a political decision on where mario actually recognize that their ability to bring those services back to pass on

the voted against the articles both in the house judiciary committee and on the house floor. and in a major part of his senate campaign that year -- listen to this -- was literally promising new yorkers in advance, in advance, that he would vote to acquit president clinton. people ask if it was appropriate to him to prejudge like that. he dismissed the question, saying, quote, this is not a criminal trial. but something the founding fathers decided to put in a body that was susceptible to the whims of politics. that was the democratic leader in the '98 senate campaign. that was a newly sworn in senator schumer 1999. a few weeks later during the trial itself, democratic senator tom harken object it to the use of the word "jurors" to describe senators to because the install to a narrow legal proceeding was to inappropriate according to senator hark '. so, look, mr. president, i respect our friends across the aisle. but it appears that one symptom of trump derangement sin tremendous is also a pad case of amnesia and no member of this body needs conde sent can argument on fairnes

senate while house democrats continue to flounder for now. but if they of muster the courage to stand behind the slap dash work product and transmit their articles to the senate, it will then be time for the united states senate to fulfill our founding purpose. >> last night the united states conducted a military operation designed to kill major general qasim suleimani a notorious terrorist. no one should shed a tear over his death. the operation against suleimani in iraq was conducted however without specific authorization and any advance notification or consultation with congress. i'm a member of the gang of eight, which is typically briefed in advance of operations of this level of significance. we were not. the lack of advanced consultation and transparency with congress was put in the constitution for -- rather, the need for advanced consultation and transparenty was put in the con constitution for a reason, because the lack of advanced consultation and transparency with congress can lead to hasty ill considered decisions. when the secur

authorization to use military force to take us to war with around congressman ami bera who sits on the house foreign affairs committee says the us is next move is unclear does put us in a precarious position i mean i would take that rain and threats of retaliation seriously the risk of doing nothing was enormous both secretary of state mike pompeo and president trump say the attack that killed general soleimani was justified. they say that he was planning imminent attacks on americans overseas and our allies that was the time. >>to take this action so that we could disrupt this plot john garamendi serves on the house armed services committee he says congress was left in the dark on the decision to kill so the money certainly do not wan walk or is there >>he says most lawmakers want to avoid escalating violence. we have specifically taking steps to limit that i don't think it is it's for it tactics was there and republican doug lamalfa favors outreach to help mobilize iranian citizens unhappy with their country's leaders but he hasn't ruled out supporting military action was 10 her date and t

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military and that is something that we hear a lot covering the white house and as already mentioned he also said that he would you ask would expect nato to have a greater role in the middle east and that is of course also very consistent with he's foreign policy with he's promises to and america's and less war in the middle east and to eventually rink you asked troops back home. heard him say as you were just touching upon iran's destructive behavior the middle east and beyond those days are over is that a signal to iran to perhaps open up a channel of dialogue. yes i would i would say it is and of course the clio warning that they shouldn't try to attack american forces or american lives in the future that was also very clear that that if you value life you should not threaten the lives of our people we were before talking about possible red lines here that could be such a red line in my understanding so it was thought of inviting iran to come to the negotiating table but also warning them not to provoke any father escalation but i would also like to add that it was interesting that t

invasion of iraq may now be focusing white house minds when it comes to iran with taylor explains. he calls a rally as good as the originals many characters don't sign on for repeat apparent them they often end up losing money but not even as nothing washington likes more than dusting off an old script and adding a new line or 2 sometimes it badly even needs to change the name both countries that have been confusing america's attention for a while now the threat comes from iraq. and pretext terrorists the coalition forces did not come to colonize iraq we came to. overthrow a despotic regime everywhere we go in the middle east it's a rare ran around major destabilizing in influence in the middle east spread death destruction and chaos the leaders of iran are record here behind every problem is a rare and so the scene is that we have a visible villain in our story and in case you are in any doubt as to who our hero is while who else but the one his ambition has only ever been to throw off the shackles of injustice and make democratic dreams come true i think things have gotten so bad

the revenge response from iran, missiles launched from their territory towards two iraqi bases that house u.s. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. according to u.s. military sources, iran's response has begun. multiple rockets apparently hit an air base. they are taken responsibility for that attack. good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are of course closely monitoring the attack. the president may address the nation this evening. he's actually in baghdad right now and joins us from there for an update. trey, what is happening that you can see? >> tucker, good evening. things in baghdad are quite common. most of the missiles, according to reports, landed at an iraqi military base in western iraq, that houses u.s. troops. some missiles, also targeting a base where there are american forces station. tonight, these were missiles fired from iranian territory into iraq. the ayatollah himself was actually the one ordering the strikes. moving forward, the big question is how will the administration respond? according to the white house, we are hearing that he is meeting with hi

what the house is been doing. the oath never meant this senators check all of their political judgment at the door and strip away all of our independent judgments about what is best for the nation. it has never meant that. and it never could. the framers debated whether to give the power to trial impeachment to a court or to the senates. and decided on the senate precisely because impeachment is not a narrow, legal question. impeachment is not a narrow legal question. but it is a deeply political one as well. hamilton said this explicitly in 65. impeachment requires the senate to address both legal about what needs to improve and political about the common good that is required. senators do not cease to be senators, just because the house sends us articles of impeachment. our job, remains the same to represent our states, our constituents, and our nation's best interest in the great matters of our time. that is our obligation. whether we are voting on legislation, nominations, or the verdict in an impeachment. twe

i was just in my house. here and them sheltering along. the village police fled it took more than an hour for special forces to arrive. with communications mast with the site of a firefight 2 of the attackers were killed here others fled office us our get out of that's why bald. and the white able to have to walk them. but that is also. still pursuing. the local politicians say they've known the attackers were in the area for days beforehand but nothing was done i wondered why the government which had that intelligence the act in no way not previous because they ought to have reinforced there's a quality forces which were there it's the latest in a series of attacks by the somali armed group in recent weeks as it continues its fight against the united states and kenyan military's and their allies. the kenyan army has been in neighboring somalia for nearly 10 years on sunday and al-shabaab fighters attacked a military air base in kenya the u.s. says 3 american defense personnel were killed and it's since deployed more soldiers there al-shab

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reporter: pompeo is a former member of the house. you think you no longer respects congress? sen. lee: i will not speak to the specific mindset of any of the briefers as to whether they respect us or not. when i left my questions remained unanswered and i walked out not only with no questions to the answers i had, but having been told that we shouldn't debate this too much because it might be too harmful. yourter: have either of read the house democratic war powers resolution to be brought up for a vote tomorrow? >> i have not read that. i have read senator kaine's resolution. after today, every time they pull a stunt like this, i am willing to consider and introduce any and any war power resolution. reporter: [inaudible] where they are doing that because the strike took place on iraqi soil -- sen. paul: i don't want to discuss anything they said in there. the only reason i mentioned that is because it was in the newspaper. the argument is in 2002, the authorization of war with saddam hussein authorizes them to do whatever they want. so they have authorized the killing of soleiman

scary that wall of fire that we saw earlier i don't know whether we'd be any use trying to save the house and you're always worried that it's more important save your family and that's all property itself yeah some people who've returned home have found there's not much left. first so you know it's. gone this is the other unit that i was i'm on the road now trying to stop. a stray has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on its east coast but every state has back in places that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. or journalist roger may now is in sydney we asked him whether the thousands of people stranded on melaka speech are getting enough help for a little but not enough early this at least bergeron without water but apart from that this brutal in the world food another problem is being replicated for the north in the south because well as well that thousands of people are still stranded some shops are being open and of course there's been a runnels that was built by and and queues forming long long queues at

jillian: we are monitoring white house reaction. >> good morning. disappears to be the first time iran has attacked us positions and openly admitted doing it and this morning iran's supreme leader was talking tough telling people the time for hit and run is over. if you hit iran you get hit back. a short time ago the ayatollah said we slapped them in the face with military action, the corrupt presence of the us in the region should come to a end challenging donald trump to get out of iraq, if the us fires back today the escalation will continue. 15 ballistic missiles filed by iran overnight, four failed in flight, 11 hit inside the walls and two bases hit by us forces, one missile hitting in out of assad north of baghdad where the us launches its own drones, possibly the drone that killed the iranian general late last week which is why was targeted by the iranian's overnight. not a surprise us authorities and the primary straps two suggest they may not strike again. he tweeted iran took and concluded proportionate measures in self-defense under arti

the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind, created by cable in 1979. c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span your unfiltered view of government. this morning president trump gave an update on iran's missile strike on american air bases in iraq. here is what he had to say. >>> as long as i am president of the united states, iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. good morning. i am pleased to inform you the american people should be extremely grateful and happy. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime. we suffered no casualties, all of our soldiers are safe and only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases. our great american forces are prepared for anything. iran appears to be standing down which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a good they think for the world. no americans or iraqi lives were loss because of precautions taken. the disgruntle forces and the early warning

president donald trump stands accused by the house of representatives of committing one of the offenses the founding fathers most feared when it came to the stability of the republic. abusing the powers of his office for personal gain, soliciting the interference of a foreign power in our elections to benefit himself. the house has also charged the president with obstructing congress in the investigation into those matters. the consequence of an unprecedented blockade of relevant witnesses and documents, flatly denying the legislative branch's constitutional authority to provide oversight of the executive. as all eyes turn to the senate, the question before us is will we fulfill our duty to conduct a fair impeachment trial of the president of the united states or will we not? that is the most pressing question facing the senate at the outset of this second session of the 116th congress. will we conduct a fair trial that examines all the facts or not? the country just saw senator mcconnell's answer to that question. his answer is no. instead of trying to find the truth, he is still using

visited so in a sense it has the symbolic message that look we can we may not be able to head the white house but we can hit where you live at the podium where you speak from but then at the same time trying to limited to a little casualty or no casualty in order to keep it from escalation i think it was calculated but at least just same time tehran is probably trying to play the long game here they vowed it will make it unsafe for u.s. troops in the region at least that's what they're doing in iraq. to pull out of iraq and possibly out of other neighboring countries and their region which is something they've been tried for about a long time how about those neighbors i mean iran a country of course of many allies in the region how does this affect iranians wrongs ties and in other countries. well some of those allies some of. those neighbors not allies some of those u.s. allies who are iran the neighbors like the saudis the u.a.e. the israelis have actually been pushing president from to the brink of this conflict they pushed him to leave the nuclear deal to take a hawkish stance against ira

charming painted houses and snow capped mountains i'm in the very out on my way to the super rich that. today i'm going to check out so it's straight is germany's highest mountain and again gorge all of it in and around one of the country's most popular destinations for winter sports godless kids but the thing i'm most excited about is right behind we have a nude so spitz cable car will take me to the top in no time. we'll also take a walk through wintry would. share some travel impressions from a boat ride on china's young say river. and join a viewer for a tour of hometown san jose in coastal rica. here i am at the foot and it's expected excited to board the brand new cable car which went into offering sion in december 27th. the new state of the art cabins can hold up to 120 people were told that this will reduce waiting time in line especially on weekends. and in just 10 minutes we reached the summit at a breathtaking 2962 leaders. on clear days you can see all the way to switzerland and even italy it's a panorama that draws more than half a 1000000 people here every year. where you

one person to seek for the house and one person to speak for the white house. did you know that? 1986. is that the rule under which -- all we want to know what rule? it doesn't mean we have to agree to it, but we have to like the rule, we just want to know what they are. football, football, college, high school. football. we send in our team. we have to send in special teams, as well as the team because we have no know. they have a negotiation. the senators have said he has -- doesn't have to have wbses and the rest. we may send them over. i'm not responsible for mitch mcconnell or anybody else except my members and people who worked so hard on this. members and staff. patriots honoring the constitution of the united states. and i will give them their - our best shot. thank you very much. reporter: are you going to the niners game? ms. pelosi: we watched together the second game. i have, unfortunately, responsibility to save our country. or y democratic hat political leader this weekend. our family will enjoy our season tickets at the 49er game. one day at a time. we have the bal

scary that wall of fire that we saw earlier i don't know whether we'd be any use trying to save the house and you're always worried that it's more important save your family than the actual property itself. some people who've returned home have found there's not much left . first so you know it's. gone this is the other year. i'm on the road for me i try to stop it. a strain has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly and it's east coast. every state has better places that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. and i'll take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world is ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will seek parliamentary immunity from corruption charges move is likely to protect him from prosecution while he remains in office who was indicted in november on charges of bribery and breach of trust. the losing candidate in the run of vote for getting to south presidency says he will contest the result with the country's supreme court domingo's a similar way as pereira told suppor