congratulations, jerry. fantastic. [applause] president trump: we're delighted to be joined by jerry's wife, karen, and their wonderful family. thank you very much, everybody. look at that family, huh? you did a good job. it's beautiful. we're also pleased to have with us senator joe manchin and governor jim justice, two terrific people. jim, thank you. stand up, jim, in case they can't see you. now you can see him. that's great. great to have you. joe, thank you very much. thank you both for being here. they're busy. they're very busy people, and i think we're going to meet on a certain subject later on, joe, and that's good. jerry was born in west virginia in 1938, the fifth of six children. he grew up hiking in the woods, fishing in the clear water and exploring the beautiful mountains of west virginia, a great, great state. i shouldn't say this, joe, but i won it by 43 points. that's a lot. we love west virginia. probably helped you getting this award today. when coming from west virginia, we like you, jerry. more

we like you, jerry. more than anything else, what jerry liked doing is play basketball and west virginia. -- playing basketball in west virginia. starting at age six, he taught himself on the dirt surfaces of his neighborhood's backyard. when it rained, his sister said it was called the mud wallow. do you remember that at all? the mud wallow. but nothing ever stopped him. jerry later reflected that "everything i did, i tried to do perfectly. not just well but perfectly, and it hasn't changed i don't think too much, has it. we ended a great senior year, jerry spent it in high school with a west virginia scoring ,ecord of 1501 points approximately 60 major colleges and universities tried to -- toical -- or recruit recruit jerry, but he decided very intelligently that he would stay in west virginia, and he went to west virginia university in 1956, donning his famous number 44 jersey. he set 17 mountaineer records, was named the ncaa's most outstanding player in 1959 and was a two-time consensus all-american

thank you, jerry. congratulations. [applause] >> jerry allen west is one of the greatest basketball players and sports executives of all time. after an outstanding collegiate career at west virginia university, mr. west played in the nba all with the los angeles lakers, making the all-star team each year. in 19 six to two, mr. clutch helped lead the lakers to their first championship. a few years later, he was inducted into the basketball hall of fame. after his playing career, he was the legendary manager responsible for building the linker juggernauts of the 1980's and to thousands. the united states now proudly honest jerry west whose excellence and determination have made him a true basketball icon. [applause] >> first of all, thank you, mr. president. it never ceases to amaze me the places you can go in this world. chase began in west virginia where i strong a wire basket with no net to the side of a bridge. if a shot did not go in, the bank.olled down a long i was a dreamer. my family did not have much, but we ha

jerry: marcus, i'm jerry. lemonis: jerry, how are you? jerry: very good. nice to meet you. -jeff: jeff. -lemonis: nice to meet you. couple struggles that i have. i think the fact that it's not truly a total clear-span building changes things a little because your space layout now has to work around poles, and the way you move your forklift and your shelving changes for what we need it for. how long's it been sitting empty? jerry: about two and a half to three years ago. lemonis: so, it's been a while. jerry: yeah. lemonis: what's the term you're looking for? jerry: for a five-year term on the lease. lemonis: so i'd be willing to start with a six-year term, then two more five options. and so i'm willing to pay you $8,000 a month in rent. but i would need that first year for free. the building's been sitting empty for three years, and so... jerry: six months of free rent? lemonis: go to nine, call it a day? nine months? we got a deal? jerry: we got a deal. lemonis: while moving to this facility may be more efficient, it also makes us more profitable. the difference in rent is

identity as their amusement so jerry what's your take on the sooty the update to it and trying to. remedy some of what people see as reese's i'm can i show the to the change i can buy when i go before an office and this is the before my laptop everybody so this is black pete this is the updated version is a little bit not not very that there gerri are you happy now. the thing is that when. i was part of this company and when we started it i didn't start this company because i was bored i didn't start it because i was looking for when you started because there was that face which is very degrading to black people and i felt like we need to do something about it so my whole. goal is to get rid of the black face but so that the celebration can become a sort of gratian for everyone also making that changes even though we seem small and i do think that a lot of children growing up with 2 other people stop pointing the finger like people are saying you up because now they are seeing the parents can be peeved they see the people behind that it is more playful so he's about people not goin

[applause] jerry: hello. >> hello. jerry: very excited to be here. i'm jerry. this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first. this is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as i say, we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] jerry: it is interesting. ben and i have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting from when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working p

[applause] hello. -- jerry: hello. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working people that nobody

and now we're all eyes on jerry because tropical storm jerry right now wind is at 65 miles per hour. the movement is northwest at 15 miles per hour. it is 755 milesouth of bermuda. bermuda has to be wary of jerrys again. there' really close pass with humberto. he forecou watch track on jerry, stays away from the bahamas, that's good news. bermuda is right there. so, there is potenti th strong tropical storm or a wy k hurricane, could go right across bermuda or very, very close to bermuda. hopefully it won't have a direct hit on bermuda but again,orecast to become a hurricane by the middle par of the week. day ahead looks like this for us. loads of sunshine, teeratures will move up into the uer 80's. we'll cool off late thishi afternoon as evening back down into the middle 80's. high 88. high tomorrow 92. first day of fall. remember thi. words will like bulletsre and our mout the guns and and you can kill someoneong wito will be there as well. >> incredible.or here's all the inftion on your screen nain gentlemen. it h such a pleasure you fget aboutnk this free eventha tnghis thursday

. -- jerry: hello. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working people that nobody

ben cohen and jerry greenfield of ben & jerry's. [applause] jerry: hello. very excited to be here. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. [laughter] i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] jerry: it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fightin

identity as their amusement so jerry what's your take on the sooty the update to it and trying to. remedy some of what people see as racism can i show the to the change i can buy when i go before and afters and this is the before my laptop everybody so this is but pete this is the updated version is a little bit not not very that there gerri are you happy now. the thing is that when. i was part of this company and when we started it i didn't start this company because i was bored i didn't start it because i was looking for when you started because there was that face which is very degrading to black people and i felt like we need to do something about it so my whole. goal is to get rid of the black face but so that the celebration can become a sort of gratian for everyone also making that changes even though we seem small and i do think that a lot of children growing up with 2 other people stop pointing the finger like people are saying you up because now they are seeing the parents can repeat the i see the people behind that it is more playful so he's about people not having to so

also deserve recognition jerry. >>works harder than just about anybody. i can imagine helping our nation's veterans while his athletic ability help bring jerry west numerous accolades, including this bronze statue outside the staples center in los angeles, it's a life well played on and off the the nation. and back to our breaking news story that we're following for you out of every ville check out this shot from the caltrans camera just above the east shore freeway. >>all lanes are closed right now on westbound 80 west of pass wall street after a person was struck and killed. the initial report was that someone was running around on the freeway that person was hit by a car did not survive the investigation is underway. this all happened within the last 3045 a special alert has been issued you need to avoid the east shore freeway right now because he will not be able to get through west 80 west up how street all lanes blocked to investigate this fatality, make sure you hop off the freeway at university and just continue down san pablo avenue. we'll have m

raised to say to you that generally greatest story is really important in the trudeau case because jerry's point about the children and what children are taught and at what age at what age were i think about white children learning practice racism trudeau was a teacher he was 29 years old he should have been the one in the school making sure that his students didn't come to that party in blackface as opposed to being the one to show up in the black face and we're talking about a 21st century occurrence that was 2001 and we have to remember here too this is the background of people like to forget you know growing up in canada maybe the you know people in europe etc don't know this but we're inundated with american t.v. so you know i grew up watching n.b.c. a.b.c. you know fox when it came into being c.b.s. so as well as a canadian t.v. show channel sorry t.v. channels so why i'm saying this willing you know being born in the 70s going of the seventy's there was a moment when i would turn on the t.v. and see the big blockbuster but buster splashy hollywood movies with actresses like julie ga

jerry nadler, chairman of this committee, explained these rules will make these hearings, subsequent hearings, more efficient and more effective as they try to build the public case against president trump. as that case democrats say gets stronger, they at the end of this entire effort will make a determination as to whether or not to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump to the full house. now, this has been the entire effort has been a point of contentionmong democrats on this committee because they've all talked about it differently, some say inquiry, other investigation, the control room can tell me if we have that sound, i'm not sure if we're going to use it now. our colleagues have been on the hill days now talking to lawmakers and they've described it differently. we can hear some of that now. >> i don't want to get caught in semantics. >> essentially the impeachment inquiry has begun. >> a bit technical inside baseball maybe. >> we're holding hearings for the purpose of investigating the possibility of voting articles of impeachment against the president.

into the conversation here jerry because every single year without fail it was lent of the year people around the world are shocked to see dutch people blacking up with the full big lips and the afro wig let me show you here what that looks like there is a cut to known as wate peat or black pete in the netherlands culture as you approach christmas time he is to help with the santa cause that's how i would describe it but joe you tell us how you would describe this image that you see and it's culturally acceptable and it's part of a tradition that you are trying to fight and get rid of tell us about but pete where oh where should i. i would say that when we look at the tradition we had the office of nicholas. it was hundreds of years you know which was played by weiss and then doing something that explains the 'd. whites in the class were portrayed. elderly white men and all of a sudden they're raised by steamboat and right that white holes through the race of course of the midlands and as a result just what pete pace visas to schools hospitals and other places what we have seen is that

in around 1984, jerry falwell there were some that were protesting that. i already knew that jerry falwell junior endorsed donald trump and i was seeing the move in the polls but it was in june when there was a christian summit of leaders that trump spoke to and falwell put out a himself with playboy magazine with trump on it and i say this in the book and it bears repeating here. it wasn't like playboy magazine. i know who trump is and it didn't surprise me at all but this is his father's legacy, jerry falwell junior he is now the leader of liberty universi university. to go from protesting playboy magazine to giving a thumbs-up in front of it was a striking contrast started opening my eyes to the idea something had infected the evangelical movement. >> you have a take on it and analysis and diagnosis so people get to that in a second, but you have a great chapter in the book where you talk about the new good news as i think the term evangelical. for those that may not know the evangelical language it is the good news of the gospel dot pictures you talk a

. >>> we got tropical storm jerry. minute.ow you jerry in a few let'so locawinds northeast at 6d it's absolutely a beautiful, comfortable jord fairly gorgeous late summer early fall afternoon that we'll be looking forward to as daytime eyes mid up toer 7p 0s and nice and comfortable out there earl we've got numbers in the 40s and50s. and pretty sayrt to. next couple days fall mid up toer 70s today. ommid 70sorrow. rebounding near 90. late summer, saturday surprise first day of fall. 92 it degrees. erin. >> 92 on first dayle fall. >> i know maybe arm thundersto >> what's up. >> that made me laugh tucker ie the leaves though. contrast between temperature and visual.wh wul you do about it righ now outer loop roadwork blocking few lanes past 50. delays backn towards l bridge that's really m dra jamming up 66 eastbound through fair faxt. ra side from that westbound 66 and overall 51 isinute trip gainsville to parkway normal volumeeo centervill and looking into massive delay to beltway because of trux andon metro time look a

>> we're live. >> fbi agent jerry clark was just 20 feet from wells. the man people described as calm when he robbed the bank seemed increasingly anxious. >> he's pleading, can you get this thing off me? >> it's gonna go off. i'm not lying. >> no one dared approach. the standoff lasted 30 excruciating minutes, and then something happened. >> you hear a count down beep almost like a bond movie. >> very faintly, a beep, beep, beep, a digital count down timer. >> lamont king heard the beeping too. he grabbed a pair of binoculars and zoomed in on wells. >> i'm listening to him, and i got him pretty much zoomed in. then i hear another beep. once i heard the second beep, he got agitated. >> the standoff had now lasted 31 minutes. the clock hit 3:18. the device locked around brian wells' neck exploded. >> i'll never forget it. mr. wells fell back, and i watched his chest, and the air went out but never came back. and i thought, this is a fatal situation. >> and debris is sailing through the air, huh? >> you could feel the percussion from the device. >> i felt

jerry: of course, natural gas is a commodity. on the other hand, it has all of the things you look for in commodities. it has to be in the right location. the cost of it, to grow it or produce it, has to be efficient to long-term, make money. comstock are joining with cubby park, the place that we drill. the leases we have. it is the most efficient place to have natural gas. our market is right there. we do not have very far to go to get it. ngo,ays, you get to have which is exported. starting at about 16. our country started exporting products. this is what sparked my interest. i got the money to buy the cowboys from natural gas. the way i approached it was from a marketing standpoint. that is the way i do it. comstock fits and checks all boxes. consequently, i have put over a billion and a half dollars of my personal money into this area, comstock area of natural gas is pure vonnie: haynesville last year, cubby park, you are announcing today. what is next in terms of acquisitions for comstock? jerry: we certainly want to get ev

at the jerry garcia amphi theater. i just wanted to show the poster for sfgovtv, if we can. it's a big day. we're very proud of the jerry garcia amphitheater, and everything that happens there. we have some money set aside for some capital improvements, but we are going to be pushing for some additional improvements going forward. and in addition to the jerry day, we are going to be having some other events going on throughout the day. jerry day, august 4, from 11:30 to 5:30 at the jerry garcia amphitheater, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: today, i'm submitting an ordinance for the current site of the -- the development agreement i am introducing is for a 744 unit housing project with 186 units dedicated to much needed affordable housing for low-income seniors. the developer will be responsible for developing on-site senior housing and the development agreement is the best way for the city to ensure that this major benefit is realized. as many of you kn

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i want to thank ben and jerry for what they do. this is labor day, and most of us have barbecues and a lot of fun. it is important to recognize what this day is about. today we thank the millions of men and women who do all the help ust they do to live good and decent lives. we thank our teachers and our childcare workers, our police officers, our firefighters, our emt. we thank the factory workers who need,e the products we the farmers who grow the food that we need. [applause] of people to think who make our communities great and who keep our country going, and today is the day to honor them. it goes without saying that i'm hearing raymond -- here in raymond today to ask for your support to win the democratic primary here in new hampshire. with your help we are going to do just that. [applause] goes without saying that i need your help to win the democratic nomination. saying thatwithout together we are going to defeat most dangerous president in the modern history of this country, donald trump. in poll after poll, in fact i don'

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the jerry sandusky case at penn state. brock turner sexual assault case at stanford a few years back, these are failed communications. and the one that really, the book starts and ends with, the signature case i'm concerned with is the sandra brand case, which is one of those high profile encounters between african americans and law enforcement that was, excuse me, so much in the news a few years ago, which was a conversation between a young black man, black woman and a police officer who pulls her over, and the conversation goes off the rails. and i wondered why is it, why is it that we're, that we fail in these conversations with strangers? that's where the book comes from. susan: each one of your books has explored an aspect of human communication. what is it about this topic that you keep coming back to? why is it so important to you? malcolm: i don't know. i just think it is endlessly -- no one loves a transcript more than me. i am keenly interested in how people express themselves and how they succeed and fail at tha

jerry nadler is in the room in his seat what comes next? >> reporter: so, he will make an opening statement, there's a swearing in of the witness and we'll here from doug collins, a rhetorically colorful guy. five minutes between each democrat and republican. after that wraps up, then we'll hear from committee staffers and this, of course, goes back to what we talked about earlier, the new framework of how they're going to handle their impeachment investigative hearings of which this is one. this entire process could take a matter of hours. i think if you came back to me 6:00, 7:00 tonight eastern, i'll probably be still here as this hearing makes its way through. but we should say, of course, this is one of the building blocks this committee has already announced they're going to hold another hearing on emollients. and the revelation that trump is trying to pump up a scottish resort nearby. the idea that the president -- here is chairman nadler speaking, i'll toss it back to you byes >> let's listen to jerry nadler. chairman of the house j

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does that mean then, she has given her blessing to jerry nadler's approach? guest: yes. the semantic part of it is you can call it an impeachment investigation, and impeachment inquiry, and you can use this language in these court documents that you are filing, but we will not bring a vote on that until the public is on board. t [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] >> "washington journal" live every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. back to the house floor. iowas d nays are ordered. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. rush: mr. speaker, i move to uspend the rules and pass h.r. 2020 asen

i spoke at jerry falwell's church. i spoke at liberty college when it was liberty university back in the day. and i knew these people. so you know, if you look at trump's attorney, jay sekulow and his family who take in about $230 million a year in contributions and pay themselves out millions, when you look at people like kenneth copeland, who's worth $750 million, when you look at benny hin, worth $40 million, jerry falwell jr. is just another con artist grifter cashing in on 501(c)(3) tax-deductible status. there's a long history of this. first of all, it doesn't represent the best of christianity in this country. it is the evangelicals who should be rising up furious that their name is dragged through the mud again and again and again by these con artists. and then when you look at the present situation, one thing has changed. the old con artists like oral roberts were glad just to make money, squirrel it away, steal, lie, et cetera, et cetera. now we have jerry falwell jr., and what he wants is access to power, an

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but jerry sr.'s vision of the church, just as ben was outlining, was to bring moral compass to the political world. that is not what liberty university under engineer jerry doing. it's been described as by one of the senior -- that was reported by one of the senior officials at liberty is the university is really a hedge fund. it's a real estate hedge fund now, this will be -- look, a lot of universities do what liberty university is doing and invest in a lot of companies. they have a return, but the line between a 501c-3 and if they were a private, for-profit companies, they could do a lot of these things. but there has been poll manipulation that has happened in the last campaign to bring up trump's numbers. they manipulated a cnbc poll to make trump look like he was a great businessman. that was done in the run-up to the campaign. that was done by the chief, jonjohn gauger, the chief tech person at liberty university, which separately owns a polling company, which seems really inappropriate for a

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the jerry sandusky case at penn state. brock turner sexual assault case at stanford a few years back, these are failed communications. and the one that really, the book starts and ends with, the signature case i'm concerned with is the sandra brand case, which is one of those high profile encounters between african americans and law enforcement that was, excuse me, so much in the news a few years ago, which was a conversation between a young black man, black woman and a police officer who pulls her over, and the conversation goes off the rails. and i wondered why is it, why is it that we're, that we fail in these conversations with strangers? that's where the book comes from. host: each one of your books has explored an aspect of human communication. what is it about this topic that you keep coming back to? why is it so important to you? malcolm: i don't know. i just think it's endlessly, no one loves a transcript more than me. i am keenly interested in how people express themselves and how they succeed and fail at that. i

joining us is state senator jerry hill. and sacramento, to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. laws and who should be exempted. we made it required that children be vaccinated after the last outbreak of measles. this week in sacramento, we saw a bill i wanted to talk about. it is about policy and politics. the policy is exemptions, who should get exempted and how. and the politics of that. there was a bill that made it all the way through the assembly and the state senate and contentious hours of debate. at the last minute, the governor asked for amendments and completely changed the process. what is going on? >> halfway through the process this year, the governor did get involved. which we like. we want the governor to express his opinion so when the bill gets to the end, he doesn't veto it. he got the amendments and changes and he said at the time that he would sign the bill if those amendments where they are. at the end of the day, the bill passed the senate and the assembly and he said, there are a few more things i would like in the bill which is quite unusual. >> okay. le

of texas congress and taking aim at jerry nadler demanding he be removed as top democrat on the panel responsible for handling impeachment proceedings. lance joins us live next with the resolution he just introduced. heather: fox news alert, top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call with ukraine. lindsey graham tweeting it is imperative to find out who, adding why didn't they lodged the complaint? donald trump slamming democrats as they ramp up impeachment calls. >> it is a disgrace to our country and another witchhunt, they can't do any work, they are frozen, the democrats are going to lose the election. heather: the complaint allegedly came from a cia officer. transparency group judicial watch suing of the state department for details on former vice president joe biden's dealings with ukraine. biden has been accused of pressuring ukraine's government into firing a prosecutor that investigated a firm that his son worked for. the watchdog group's president says the suit will be the first of many to get to the bottom of biden's alleged cor

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jerry falwell jr. facing backlash. can antonio brown play on sunday? we're going to begin with the democratic debate and the question of medicare for all. biden making his challenge to warren. >>> my distinguished friend, the senator on my left has not indicated how she pays for it. >> direct question. you said middle class families will pay less but will middle class taxes go up to pay for the program? >> what families have to deal with is cost. total cost. >> so let's get right to it now. the big picture. mark mckinnon is here. des ray barnes is here. joe lockhart. good evening. sounds like in this corner. you are all in the house. so good to have you. we're going to make you part of our fireside chat. this is our fire side chat. >> i love it. >> martin, going to start with you. we saw the top ten democrats on the stage. moderates, progressives. did voters get a better idea of how the people in the field differ, do you think? >> yeah, i think they really did. i think there was a much more forceful debate from joe bide dep and amy klobuchar particular

all lanes shut down at jerry glen due to the tropical accident. chopper five headed out to the scene to get us more information. >>> airport officials so scrambling to get people home after the world's oldest travel firm sunny leigh shutdown. this was a common sight at airports around the world yesterday. in this video in cancun, you can see long lines winding through the mexican terminal as travelers tried to rebook. any british tourists discover they would have to travel to cities hours away from their homes. >> we are not sure where we are going, -- hour flight. and we're not informed much, they told us nothing. so, we've been in the dark of the time. >>> thomas cook flew to several u.s. destinations including san francisco. 21,000 employees in 16 different countries lost their jobs due to the shutdown. >>> 6:45 right now, what is left of hurricane lorena is slamming arizona. rescue efforts under the way after heavy rain triggered flash flooding and road closures . you can see some people had to be rescued right from their cars. crus say that t

we're talking about jerry falwell jr. he's already under fire for business dealings at the virginia institution, which was founded by his father. our martin savidge has this report. >> reporter: losing faith, an uncommon sight. students protesting at one of the largest christian colleges in the world, targeting the school's president jerry falwell jr. >> he's not being a greater leader. >> reporter: founded in 1971 by his father jerry falwell liberty university in lynchburg, virginia, boasts 10,000 students but jerry falwell jr. is facing backlash over the business dealings of the school. just this week, an email in which falwell belittles a student and staff member. >> we want truth and we want accountability for falwell ourselves. we want to know what our president is doing. >> reporter: counterprotesters were also on hand supporting falwell. >> i think a lot has been taken out of context, personally. but i think some of it might be true. i think a lot of it probably is exaggerated. >> reporter: reuters this week report

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update on another story we've been following democrats on the house judiciary committee led by chairman jerry nadler getting ready to vote on a resolution, that would formally define their impeachment investigation of president trump. they are hoping to vote on this,

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does that mean then, she has given her blessing to jerry nadler's approach? guest: yes. the semantic part of it is you can call it an impeachment investigation, and impeachment inquiry, and you can use this language in these court documents that you are filing, but we will not bring a vote on that until the public is on board. in the latest poll across the country that supports this. nancy pelosi was around during watergate and she was on capitol hill during the clinton impeachment. she knows this is not go anywhere without public support -- this doesn't go anywhere without public support. if this isn't bipartisan, it doesn't go anywhere and could just hurt vulnerable democrats. she wants to keep the house in 2020, that is her number one goal. aggressive oversight over the white house but she does not want to go too far. host: comedy democrats are currently behind -- how many democrats are currently behind impeachment? even our list is just one long list and we try to bring out some of the nuance in their comments but some people want to impeach trump yesterday. some hav

now, some of the democratic leaders, however, have not quite aware if jerry nadler, has been, saying that they're just simply doing an ongoing investigation of matters that they have been looking into, such as potential obstruction of justice. i talked to one member of the committee, steve cohen earlier who told me this could have implications, even though he says the ultimate recommendation could be impeachment. take a listen. what do you think the democratic leadership cannot say they are conducting an impeachment inquiry right now? >> i have no idea. what i'm interested in is the facts that would be brought out by hearings, facts that the grand jury testimony has, that's where the meat and potatoes are in this mueller report. >> reporter: wouldn't it be helpful if everybody was on the same page and calling it the same thing? >> probably. but it's hard to get, you know, 235 people to call anything the same thing. >> reporter: now, we're still waiting for the chairman of the committee to come out, jerry nadler, we'll see if he addresses reporters, which is why i'm looking over in th