. >> she's violating that nda by coming out and talking. i teepts thidon't think it's ap for me to talk about it. >> reporter: ndas are why women remain silent. >> if i thought i was in a position where someone was asking me to sign an nda and i thought the better thing to do would be to go out and talk about it or report it that would be a choice i would make. >> there's no doubt all these ndas protected harvey weinstein from being, posed earlier from being a serial offender in some way or form. >> reporter: three others will testify as prior bad acts witnesses to show that weinstein demonstrated patterns in his behavior, among them, actress annabella. >> she says he shoved her onto the bed, locked her arms over her head and raped her while she kicked and screamed. >> annabella has told so many different stories. her first line of conversation was that absolutely nothing ever happened with harvey, then it evolved and the story kept changing. >> reporter: she says the chances of charging him would change her life. there was real intimidatio

do you think they might follow through and free everybody from the ndas? >> i don't foresee that in the immediate future, however, as we are working on lift our voices now, the next stage of that will be to put together legislation. and what i have always said is look, to companies out there in america, don't you want to be on the right side of history for women? when you employ more women, you increase the bottom line. when you pay them fairly, the same thing happens. do you want to stop silencing them? get on the right side of history and don't make us have to go to the hill topaz legislation to force you to do it. i mean, i think companies now listening, they should pay attention to what we're saying. >> the news pack for the initiative is the film bomb shell. it opens nationwide next weekend. have you seen the film? >> i haven't had a chance. i launched this initiative in hollywood next week. i plan to, but again, this is really not about me. i think it's very important for people to know that i couldn't partake in any of these projects. >> you weren't

he got the nda signed again, had it in place for over 50 years. the third consecutive pay raise for military in his watch. the 700 billion plus investment in the military on his watch. the paid family leave. space for a spear that was all this week. we haven't got to friday at. yes. >> laura: it's year since then, it's better as ed sadock -- >> we already got the win. they are focused on impeachment. i do not think we "take the win." i think you fully exonerate the president. we have not had a chance to do that. the democrats really screwed up the process many times here. shouldn't call for the impeachment inquiry nancy pelosi before she saw the call, transcript. she should not have done a lot of things. >> laura: kellyanne, you read people really well. do you think -- we were talking about this earlier, i'm just curious about your opinion. do you think pelosi is going, what did i do? inside? >> has to be. a year ago, she was whipping the votes getting people to vote for her for speaker. almost didn't make it if you remember. a lot of people who p

one of bloomberg's rivals, elizabeth warren, is reacting to all of this, saying any woman who has an nda with michael bloomberg or his company should be released from that nda so they can speak freely if they want to. also saying that bloomberg should have to answer for those past comments. david? >> tom llamas reporting on the 2020 campaign. tom, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. news today, the famous christmas song finally hitting number one, 25 years after its release. >>> also, the other news ahead tonight, the desperate search for a missing mother and her newborn daughter. her tearful fiance before the cameras, and what authorities have now revealed. >>> the sheriff's deputy seen on surveillance slamming a middle school student to the floor, not once, but twice. and what the sheriff is now saying after seeing the video and what's happened now. >>> and then, the home explosion shaking an entire neighborhood. and what firefighters have revealed. what they found stored in the garage. a lot more news ahead here on a monday night. i'l

a little bit for everybody in there. >> the nda also ends up like that. everyone from the democrats and republicans, want to fund our military, even during these pluralized times, bipartisan bill that passed. we got the military funded, we got a pay raise for troops. these are some things that are really important and both parties came together to get this done before the end of the year. it's a good thing. >> trace: you can see the president and melania trump, they are being introduced. we expect melania trump tell mike to introduce the president and as soon as she steps up to him we'll take it from there. in the meantime, lisa boothe, your thoughts on this? >> we also know that president trump loves these with the military, so that put on full display on the fourth of july. marie is right on the point of working together on this defense authorization. just the mere fact that democrats have the majority of the house, republicans have the majority -- b1 let me stop you for one second. let's just watch us for ten seconds, the ceremony here. [the national a

i'm asking you, shouldn't you break that nda so that you have the moral authority and the high ground against somebody like trump who hides behind the lack of transparency to justify everything that he's doing? >> so the feud between two 2020 front runners has escalated after senator elizabeth warren criticized mayor pete butte jumg for his fund-raising practices. the massachusetts senator referred to the fund-raising as a conflict. >> will you release the tax returns for late 2000? >> look, this is about what's going on right now. he should open up his fundraisers. he should release who is bundling for him. he should make clear who's on his finance team. this is not about what happened 15 years ago or 20 years ago. it's about the conflicts he's creating right now, and let me start with one quite specific. the mayor is going to be in new york city, in manhattan starting next week doing at least three big fundraisers that we know about. those should be open to the press and whoever is bundling for him at these fundraisers should be exposed. i understand -- the point is sa about what's

>> you don't know anything >> seth: wow >> you are, like, you've signed 5,000 ndas so they say to you, you know, you've got to tell only immediate family so i -- and that was a big deal with an 11-year-old. >> seth: yeah. >> because you have to say, you can't share it, right? >> seth: i want to start, because this is you really stressing. and then i want to say what he showed >> yeah, so -- >> seth: so, what he - >> yeah. should we read it? >> seth: yeah, go ahead. >> that's me texting i said -- that's ulysses that's his thing >> seth: yeah. >> i said, "hi." he texted me, "hi. that's his -- he's very monosyllabic >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i said, "we're at lunch we just tried to facetime you. remember the very secret show that i was stressing about?" "yes." "i'm going to do it. "great!" that's a lot of emotion for him. [ laughter ] and then he -- then i said, "remember, you can only talk about it with our family." >> seth: and now you might be thinking now is the time where ulysses suggested maybe you could be a christmas tree. >> yeah, maybe yeah >> seth: because you have a chri

. >> that fan says along with copies of the nda, fans have to agree they cannot give any interviews, opinions, or critiques about his performance in any form whatsoever to blogs or social media, any breaches to the agreement would be subject to $1 million in penalties plus legal costs. >> "entertainment weekly" reported the story and they say so far no comment from davidson or his spokespeople. >> guys, is he still on "snl"? >> yes, he is. >> he is? are we sure? are you sure? >> i watched, two weeks ago he was. >> he just popped up, he's still a cast member? >> he is, and going strong. >> i'm like, maybe he wants people to talk so he can get that money. >> who knows. that's a little mean. >>> okay, next to the stars -- >> you said i'm a little mean? >> relationship goals. >> nick jonas and priyanka chopra have celebrated their anniversary marking one year since their array of marriage ceremonies. the couple toasted each other on social media, of course, nick posting, one year ago today we said forever. well, forever isn't nearly long enough. priyanka saying, thank you, baby, thank yo

but we don't want to issue something that is in contrast of the nda a. >> then if they get it done then change it. >> but the airmen would rather have the consistency. >> so the dollars that have been held back for performance if you take those is that the problem are we allowed to do that quex. >> with a private contract do we have the ability to do that with existing contracts? . . . w or withheld but not available to the air force and in the air force instance we have spent $25 million in remediation that may be brought against the contract. >> it's my understanding that funding is held in escrow but i don't think that it can be converted to other projects. >> why would you spend those dollars if you can do it and limit him t and take away from e money? >> have they said because of the finances they don't have the financial wherewithal to make the change is? >> yes, sir. the last discussion that we addressed how do we increase the ceiling on capital for investment because as i mentioned in my opening statement, a third of our housing is going to require the capitalizations we need su

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. >> thank you for bringing up the nda that also includes a provision of cruise missiles to the categories that are appropriate for security system systems. did that come up in your conversations and washington in particular? and support from the executive branch? >> yes we already see an island of votes that we received in the navy. so we will continue working on that class and hopefully with some of the equipment that you mentioned. my schedule is structured in a way in the house and senate but i had another meeting this morning so i will have where the full administration stands on this. but so far the messages are constructive that they will sign it and working with the administration it is a reality. >>. >> from the solidarity center oligarch control of the economy is well known. the top priorities that you listed to make it possible and to sell all state owned enterprises my guess is many oligarchs are more than happy how do you make this plan other than a major gift from the existing? >> thank you it's not easy. but the plan is very simple. and then to create a strong middle-class a

remediate these and dozens of other problems, we have more than 30 housing-related provisions in the nda this year. 30 provisions. that's another reason that the ndaa is important and we've been unable -- we did a good job in the house and we do have those problems that we will be addressing. we can't afford to ignore this readiness problem. we're continuing to pass the ndaa every year. it supports a bipartisan national security of our country and should not be held hostage by issues outside this commitee's jurisdiction. unfortunately because of issues that are not in the senate armed services committee jurisdiction, this year's ndaa is not yet resolved, which means only leadership can clear up this logjam that's out there. otherwise, likelihood is greater now than it was. we're out of time and i didn't mean to deviate from the subjects of this committee hearing but i think it's very important that we bring this up as a critical thing that's taking place right now. i hope we can move past these issues so we can determine -- we can remain focused on the promises we made to those who serve

many of the people we spoke to have signed nondisclosure agreements, or ndas. it usually comes as part of a deal where employees are offered thousands of pounds, sometimes tens of thousands of pounds, for their silence around their employment. it means in the cases of bullying and harassment, victims often struggle to getjustice. as well as sarah, nicole is another woman in the same position, but still wants her story to be told. she worked as an executive for a beauty brand that we would all be familiar with. she says she was pushed out after telling her bosses she was pregnant. i was left out of meetings, i wasn't given information, they stopped cc‘ing me into emails. and then with ten weeks within me coming back from maternity leave, i was told that i didn't have a future at the company and that i should just leave. and i was in floods of tears and sick to my stomach and i couldn't get... ..really couldn't get out of bed. i was absent as a parent. i basically believed everything they told me. i believed that i was a bad... ..that i was a bad person. i was

first, we need the nda approved to enact the residents bill of rights. second, we need a final fy 2020 appropriations bill. >> my staff has reminded me that we'll stay on our schedule. next we'll be hearing from the acting secretary and then secretary bearrett. >> distinguished members of the committee, thank you for your continued attention to this very critical issue. for the navy marine corp team our people are our most precious resource. we'll always prioritize their safety and their well being, particularly of our sailors and marines, but also their families who serve alongside them. there's an empty chair at thanksgiving table for many of our navy and marine corp families because a father, a mother, a wife or a husband was deployed overseas. these families serve with pride and distinction. on top of the considerable demands of military service, no military family should ever have to contend with chronic maintenance issues or concerns such as mold and pests in their homes. trust and confidence are the bedrock of effective command in the sailors and

this excludes the national flag carrier, air astana, which is regarded as having high safety sta nda rds. which is regarded as having high safety standards. but the us state department still believes that any airlines, apart from air astana, are too dangerous for its diplomats to fly in and they actually say they will not be permitted to fly within kaza khsta n will not be permitted to fly within kazakhstan on airlines such as bek air. has that got something to do with the fleet, because i believe they were the fokker 100 yet? yes, built in the netherlands in the 20th century. this one was 23 years old and the only aircraft type bek air flies. nothing wrong with flying old aircraft, i recently flew on one in the canadian arctic which was 45 yea rs old the canadian arctic which was 45 years old and british airways has some aircraft which are 27 years old. as long as they are well maintained and well flown, their age is not significant and it is valid for low—cost airlines to start using older aircraft which are cheaper to lease. bek air has ordered some more modern aircraft. i under

has been the last to get in line is well, so much so that the nda and i believe 2015 has committed and said, okay, you've had enough, time you want to make this happen, and i was ratified to be part of the committee when we finally gave the ultimatum and ratified under your leadership the d.o.t. is moving to get this done. last week, the department announced officially failed the 2019 audit. that is not surprising. i think actually would've found a great deal of skepticism on this committee on the 2019 report saying, everything is fine, when you start something as complex as this, if you are not finding the areas to improve, failings that need to be corrected, that will be policymakers to question the veracity or the sufficiency of the effort, brought the report last week showed us that there is so much more to be done to give taxpayers what they deserve, a fully audible pentagon, what it is such a football committee recently and one thing on the witnesses name that she used, the efficiency for lethality, the idea that the auto should drive us do not spend on things we should, reduce s

he can't release more details about his work at mckenzie because he signed nondisclosure agreements, ndas, that he is seeking to be released on. >> this is for the nominee to take on donald trump. i will put my history, civilian and military, public and private, up against his any day. >> nine candidates have yet to qualify for the last debate of 2019, coming up next week. they only have until thursday. and only two appear to have a real chance, that would be andrew yang and tulsi gabbard, who need a single poll to make it. six candidates will be on stage on december 19th. >>> president trump warning kim jong-un their special relationship could be lost after the north korean leader said his country completed an important test at a missile site. president trump claimed that site had been dismantled. paula is following there for us. what are we learning? >> reporter: dave, we know the u.s. president has been warning north korea about that test, saying that north korea knows it has much to lose. in fact, everything, if it does decide to carry on with hostile acts. this was after the weekend.

. >>> a record he initially said an nda prevented him from discussing. this week he asked mckenzie to release him. so he could allay any concerns. to discuss this, assistant editor at "the washington post" david swerlick. and shermichael henderson. with kamala harris, i think she jumped out too soon, plus she is qualified for the next debate. why not at least wait that long? >> i think money was an issue. there was some concern about potentially some bridges in her home state of california. i think she's thinking long term. some of the strategies that i think the campaign made overall, she never really sort of defined who she was. why are you doing this? what are your two or three points? what is your key constituency, so when you do dip, you have that base of supporters to he sustain you. all campaigns have to ask those questions very early on. i think that played a part. >> she made a decision to sort of, um, hide. i thought her best, you know -- being a prosecutor, because sh felt like she had to. that put her in a tough spot in terms of distinguishi

congress was also very clear on the north korea stances in the nda the president so i think a more cohesive united states, there's more activity in diplomacy and the indo specific region from the administration. i think continuing all of this, will make it a lot more difficult for joan backed up by the chinese and the russians. to take any action against us in the days ahead. molly: will see if there's any action. of any kind. potential christmas surprises you mentioned. i think you so much of your insights today. thank you. eric: is the president ready gears up for his reelection campaign. the political aspect. resume with voters 11 minutes from now. in detroit prosecutors are expected to have some new developments in the jimmy hoffa case in the new year. what could they be. and could they suspect finally be clear. for exclusive investigation of what happened to jimmy hoffa, never to go to fox nation and sign up for our streaming service to watch two episodes that are on there. the specials middle with a search for james r, and more coming after january and he can only see the rhino on fox

and in the future, in general, ndas,are the fate of do ideally, and to all of us? -- to all of us, the journalists? your meeting with zelensky was something that we've been awaiting for a long time. and what are the prospects now to settle the russian-ukrainian relations? what are the problems, what probably is the progress due to the change of administration? and the last thing, mr. zelensky has already talked about you back in paris, so what do you think about president volodomyr zelensky? thank you. mr. putin: well, let's start with the final question. i try to evade questions like this. i don't think it is appropriate to characterize my counterpart, even if a person has left office. i try not to label people, to characterize them. well we may talk about some , historical figures, but i try not to pass judgment on people who are in power. some might have, you know, certain disadvantages. but if people have been elected, it means that these are extraordinary people, they have passed the test. accords, therek is no alternative to the minsk accords as simple as tha

and nda a bill that has been passed every year for 50 years the appropriations bill. >> we have ten minutes left. >> and so think of your questions. so one of the other big issues is and is that issue plan to address the issue. >> and with the hiv transmission all the technology is there to achieve this the pharmacological data and testing data i am a veteran of the hiv initiatives running the president's advisory council that is an exciting time if you are a veteran to see the opportunity. and to the presidents credit he said that's go for it. as an off hand comment how excited he is about this and somebody who lives in new york city during the height of the hiv epidemic and saw many people around him not live through the height of the aids crisis. we have deployed a lot of expertise. the team at hhs we have a lot of great people working on this. and then that is a huge win for public health. >> i appreciate it. so with the opening remarks that medicaid expansion could've hurt on - - healthy opioid epidemic quick. >> a lot of people were addicted to opioids were on nongovernment programs.

buttigieg named his client after his former employer released him from an nda, nondisclosure agreement. joining mayor pete on the debate stage, 2020 hopeful andrew yang. the businessman and entrepreneur qualifying for the sixth debate on december 19th, joining other heavy hitters like former vice president joe biden, senator liz before and, bernie sanders, all of the candidates have until tomorrow at midnight to qualify. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour, some republicans not interested in calling any witnesses in the senate impeachment trial. >> no desire to make a trial. i'm looking for 51 people to join me. heather: what does that mean for joe and hunter biden? and investigator for the senate and house, says bidens are not off the hook just yet. >> do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth? i don't. heather: comparing mothers to dogs, is that what she did? alexandria ocasio cortez's bizarre argument for paid family leave. you've got to hear this. ♪ focus, accuracy, memory, learning, and concentration. neuriva. fro

nothing on usmca or the nda, or, funding for our armed forces. it's all impeachment all the time. there's also a counter pressure being 20 days out from christm christmas. the one we've heard a lot mike from leaders of both parties. how about the rank and file? >> chairman asked why democrats are suddenly in such a rush. >> why did we take what is tantamount to two months off in the middle of this investigation, you see what i'm saying? and if impeachment is the right remedy, doing it six months before an election is just as important as doing it now and trying to cram it in. >> high michigan democrat told us that it is not a definite yes yet and this is as serious as it gets. >> i don't think anybody should be celebrating this moment. we all come to different conclusions whether or not the information we receive leads us to impeachment. but in no case should anybody celebrate whatever conclusion they come to. >> trace: action will pick up on monday when the relevant committees will present their findings to the house to the shape panel. and, rudy giuliani being in the ukraine thi

one fan posing details of the nda that purportedly forbids fans giving any interviews, opinions or critiques about the show in any form, including blogs, twitter, facebook, instagram or any other social networking. cell phone bans are nothing new in live performance, but, gary what does it say in our society that comics are demanding safe spaces to tell their jokes? >> i think this guy is a wuss, simple as that rickles, carlin, dangerfield, this guy is none of them, simple as that. i don't go to one of his shows. >> i think it is preposterous. i can't imagine people will put up with it. i can't imagine it will be last very long. i don't get it. whether he is afraid of being sued or disliked. >> i think you're missing the point, genius sat rising -- david: what are we ms.ing? >> oh, my god i was hurt, he is racist. look if i'm going to be a comic i'm going to offend and this did taking this to the nth extreme. braille ant publicity. >> brilliant publicity. >> lenny bruce offend ad lot of people. he is a comic and turning over in his grave. >> exactly. >> feet davidson is a baby. >> you're wro

plus gretchen carlson is here to share her anti-nda initiative and react to nicole kidman playing her in bomb shell. >>> and later craig whitwell is here with lessons learned from this century ice version of the pentagon's papers. >>> we're starting with how did we get here? how did trump get

they changed the policy no longer requiring victims to sign ndas. cnn found sexual incidents by scouring police reports, civil and criminal court cases. but sources told us then there were many, many more. uber's report confirms that. cnn also found that thousands of uber drivers had criminal records. one was even an accused war criminal. all as uber lobbied local governments against tougher rules for background checks. since cnn's investigation, uber added safety features to its app, says they have improved and tightened background checks. with this report is vowing to be more transparent on the safety of riding in an uber. early estimates for 2019 show sexual assaults in ubers continue. uber claims the rate is dropping, but based on its own recent statistics, every day someone is sexually assaulted taking an uber ride. >> uber couldn't simply ignore what was happening on its platform. most importantly we have to then address it. >> well, if this is not just about uber, lyft has its own problem. and lyft has announced it too will be releasing a tra

we have supported the nda, legislation that will keep our country safe and will give a raise to our service members and includes important reforms like, paid parental leave for all federal employees and repealing the whittles tax. even on the skin did we have worked together. this week my republican colleagues, that's a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation that would end child exploitation. since we've been sitting in this room today, a deal has been forged by our colleagues to find our government. and avoid another shutdown. throughout this investigation, my colleagues and i have been fulfilling our duties as members of congress. do not be deceived. we have been working on the american public's behalf, every single day. in spite of the tragedy that we are in now with this impeachme impeachment. this congress, the house of representatives, we have passed over 275 bills. 275 bills. and we are defending our democracy and delivering on the promises that we made to each and every one of our constituents. i want the american public to know this. we are truly disheartened by what'

>> i don't think any of us could have -- yeah, i think we knew some of it but just for instance the nda conversation that's happening right nuin arbitration. none of that was talked about when we were making this film. so since roger ailes had his fall from fox news, obviously, there's been so many others between matt lauer, charlie rose, bill o'reilly, have you gotten any clarity on why many were able to do this with impunity for so long? >> i just never myself in my own industry for doing this for 25 years, i'd heard numerous stories during my career of, you know, inappropriate behavior coming from men in powerful positions. and it would be a story that kind of breaks and three months later it would be gone and nobody was talking about it anymore and that person would be back in that same position of power. >> and you had your own experience, am i right? >> yeah, yeah. >> with a director. >> yeah, and he's still making big movies. >> and have you ever wanted to say his name? >> i did for years i was very honest about who it was but journalists decided to protect him. and i won't -- i

he can't release more details about his work at mckinsey because he signed nondisclosure agreements, ndas, that he is seeking to be released on. >> this is for the nominee to take on donald trump. i will put my history, civilian and military, public and private, up against his any day. >> nine candidates have yet to qualify for the last debate of 2019, coming up next week. they only have until thursday. and only two appear to have a real chance, that would be andrew yang and tulsi gabbard, who need a single poll to make it. now, as of this morning, six candidates will be on stage on december 19th. >>> the man behind the characters that shaped millions of childhoods has died. carroll spinney was the puppeteer who brought the iconic big bird and oscar the grouch to life on "sesame street." ♪ i love it because it's trash ♪ yes, i love trash anything dirty ♪ >> i have a great idea, since you're here playing with me, why don't we go through my old toy trunk and see what's in there. i haven't looked in there for a long time. >> spinney died sunday at his connecticut home after battling a

a black nda accord. if you have to walk to school until they find this person or even into the future ii as long as you continue walking, they encourage people to walk impacts because there is safety inumbers fortunately both students we'renot hard back to you. all right, thanks a lot. well. >>to the south bay now where we have the city of san jose moving forward with plans o make affordable housing for seiors prefer sarah stinson is covering alive and has the details om san jose. >>yeah that's right. it's big step for the people who've been involved in this for over 2 yes. the maps you can see where this brand new senior holmes apartme complex is going to be but there's still a lot to do with this is where it going to be on blossom hill road in about south san jose. this so i came over he to charity. how city housinam here with kathy robinson. tell me this major step you guys, i'm working on this for a long time has a field have ts approve by the anning commission. >>it's a wonderful a step in the proce

. >> if i had it to do all over, i would have thought much harder to not sign the nda. how could i have known we would have this mate and so i see this as the next phase of the revolution. it's time that as the majority of the population in the united states of america, that enough is enough. we want to be able to say what happened to us as a way of moving this forward for our next generation. i think it's very important for people to know that i couldn't partake -- >> right. you weren't able to partake? >> na. >> that's amazing that these, you noerks very skilled actresses have agreed to do those roles. >> carlson story is just one plot line in the movie "bombshell." >> this was going to be big. going to be out. a big oscar contender, she is hearing it and she's saying fox should let not just her but others out of these nondisclosure agreements. millions of people are subject to nondisclosure deals when they go to work or leave their jobs. she's trying to start a movement. they probably never should have been around. they shouldn't be around today. people need to be fr

. >>> was on a plane over the nda nice back. >> that is just a pro tempore there. from and to everyone in general. >> pam. all right be kind. rewind. >>> let's take a look at the committee. traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is okay. you will see some slow traffic as you come up toward the area. it was raining hard and it is not raining anymore. you have heard states that it will be off-and-on rain. this is one of the off periods. you may want to get out the house and drive to work when it is not raining hard. this is a look at interstate 880. you can see traffic is going to be okay and it stopped running for now and that is making for a better c 280 and 85 are slow getting into cupertino and fortunately the rest of the commute is okay but getting slow all the way to the west valley. at 6:50 let's breathe bring state back in. >>> you where you were going. >>> thank you sir. pretty good snow but snow levels going up in the sierra. at lake level it is a mix of rain and snow but there is a winter storm warning until 6:00. donner summit 30 degrees and heavy snow and

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he's called on mckenzie to release him from that nda. he outlined some of the work he did. this is a debate eight weeks out from the iowa caucus where you see two front-runners going toe to toe and calling for more transparency. >> ali vitali, as we look where you're at and president trump who will be there later today -- close by at least -- we were asking this question before it went to break. as the impeachment process moves on and we see the president reacting to it, who is it better for? is it better for the president or for democratic candidates? >> reporter: oh, boy. i don't know. i think time will tell. the president will be here tonight. the issue of transparency, you see it start to percolate, pete buttigieg versus elizabeth warren, bernie sanders talking about billionaires as elizabeth warren often does. all these issues of transparency in business for the people who want to go up against donald trump, donald trump has not been the pinnacle for transparency. frankly, all these candidates should be more transparent if they want to draw an even starker contrast bet

where we expect our nda approval. >> that's huge it could be really, really big wish you the best of luck. 30 million of us wish you the best of luck and of course alzheimer's very tough. i would rather, you know, you want to keep the expectations down but the cgrp acute sounds terrific ceo of biohaven pharmaceuticals. guys, it's the real deal these are medicines you don't want to take because they create so many side effects that you have to be monitored constantly. stick with cramer. armacist-recod memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> one last trade hog deal yeah they got the back seats the chinese do not have. always a bull market somewhere for you right here on "mad money. i am jim cramer and i will see you monday night, founder of a category-defining company, spanx, sara blakely, joins the tank. these two shark women are gonna take a huge bite out of you. join me as we show the world the beauty of africa in design. so, who wants to blow this market out of the water? i like a lot of it, but no

just a simple fact the amount of assistance envisaged in the nda to ukraine is $50 million higher than it was in the previous ndaa. don't get me wrong. my point is very simple. there may be big politics, may be purr moils but the strategic nature of our relationship with the united states remains unshattered. we will be moving forward. >> my last question. >> joshua -- president trump has argued on multiple occasions that european countries aren't giving enough support the ukraine and are expecting the u.s. to pick up the tab that they aren't supporting you enough. do you agree with that asse assessment? >> it is true to say that the united states has been the most consistent and you know serious supporter of ukraine on -- in the defense and security sectors. we have received assistance and support from the european union. we greatly appreciate that. but enough is never enough. we would love to have more support coming to us because we believe that we are doing a very good job in reforming the country amid the conflict in the eastern ukraine and the occupied crimea. we lost like about

they took off in a great model nda northbound on elm avee toward crystal springs avenue. >>in the north bay lake county highschool teacher is accused of an appropriate relationship with a student 38 year-old corey cunniham was arrested deputy say that they got a report that he was having an inappropriate relationship with a 17 year-old girl and kelsey ville high school. cunningham admitted to having the relationship with a stent for the past severamonths, and now faces several charges including sending lewd terial to a minor and destroying or concealing evidence the high school says he's a music techer and he's now on administrati leave. a developing story is morning at least 5 people are dead and and more are missing after a volcano erupted in zealand. the search is on her way right now for any survivors the prime minister of new zealand says abo 50 touris we're on white island. look at that the volcano erupted, at least 23 people ha been evacuated from the island, 10 people are still missing and more than a dozen are hurt. most of the people on the island more from a ro

consults firm and cannot talk about the work there but the campaign has asked to be let out of the nda. he has worked with clients during his time with the firm but beyond that we have no comment on specific client work. yesterday, nbc sat down with the south bend mayer to talk about specifically his work experience. >> is there anybody you regret representing? >> no. >> did you represent a foreign government? >> no. >> a farm suit company? >> i hope we can get this all out. >> and in the past for offering services to authoritarian governments like china, russia, and saud raib. following "the new york times" editorial, four immigration rights groups have called on buttigieg to give back mckinsy donations and senator elizabeth warren has called on buttigieg to release his client list while at mckinsy. >>> the latest poll out of california with bernie sanders and elizabeth warren neck and neck. sanders sits in first place with 24%. the l.a. times, uc berkeley survey. warren comes in in a close second of 22%. down seven points since september. we should point that within the four point ma

uber changed the policy after our report, no longer requiring victims to sign ndas. cnn found dozens of cases of sexual assault and abuse by scouring public records, police reports, civil and criminal court cases, but sources told us then there were many, many more. uber's report confirms that. cnn also found that thousands of uber drivers had criminal records. one was even an accused war criminal. all as uber lobbied local governments against tougher rules for background checks. since cnn's investigation, uber added safety features to its app, says they have improved and tightened background checks, and with this report is vowing to be more transparent on the safety of riding in an uber. early estimates for 2019 show sexual assaults in ubers continue. uber claims the rate is dropping, but based on its own recent statistics, every day someone is sexual assaulted taking an uber ride. >> uber couldn't simply ignore what was happening on its platform. most importantly we have to then address it. >> reporter: uber is not the only ride-share company with a problem. lyft a

reforms we havee undertaken in the process to make other reforms that are several provisions from the nda a azure subcommittee is performing i look forward to work with you in the dod partners for new and creative ways to improve military housing experience in we understand these issues are not just drywall it is a culture of trust with residents with their service to our nation i look forward to your questions and to working with you to address the concerns of the military families. >> the committee members and guests we are scheduling votes about 15 minutes from now. so i will pass on my questions and then take as many colleagues as possible. >> thank you for having this hearing and for being herere the first question or two is from your perspective do you have a 51 percent controlling position in the agreements? >> no. >> it varies property to property. >> no sir we do not. >> the structure they say that but the operating agreements don't call for that. >> do you agree that government and the military has a legitimate oversight responsibilitydl for these initiatives? >> absolutelys. ye

. >> did you vote for the nda. >> i did. >> why? >> so politics is the art of the possible, i do think that we have to for instance repeal and replace the amuf, but it was clear that we were not going to get any better out of the senate, but here's what we have to do is as we evaluate the 2020 mdaa. we have got to figure out some way, shape or form that he can insert higher levels of accountability towards our military leaders and secondly, that we have have a pathway towards finally ending this war. thirdly, when it comes to the democratic party, this president has said over and over again, president trump that he is interested in ending this war, in pulling out the troops from afghanistan. we cannot allow opposition to the president to turn us into neo cons that want perpetual war. this is something we can unite around. >> why is this happening, and i follow donald trump on the campaign trail and he used that as a line a lot, and got it to resounding cheers, he would be down in south carolina, and talk about the dumb war that bush