I not until someone tt you re el announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im omar villafranca. Historic impeachment hearings pick up steam this week in the house of representatives. Eight witnesses will testify over three days, and the person at the center of the investigation is Eu Ambassador Gordon Sondland. The trump mega donor turned diplomat has already had to update his secret testimony once. Wednesday hell appear before the American People and answer questions about a telephone call with the president. Catherine johnson has the story. We are unfolding the facts. Thats what an inquiry is about. Reporter lawmakers are gearing up forea new week of public impeachment testimony. But the president s supporters are Standing Firm in their defense. Negative, ones testified that there has been a quid pro quo. Everyones got second, third hand, fourth hand information. Reporter this week Eu Ambassador Gordon Sondland testifies. Friday an aide to the top diplo
Possible doj probe. Besthile had bunch had the hedge funds have the best first decades. And paring back growth plans for groundingr with the of the boeing 747 max grounds on into next year. We have aircraft on order for december 2020. If it gets delayed much beyond september, we may have to slow down our growth rate for 2020. Manus a warm welcome to daybreak europe. A message to the dollar traders. If you think the fed doesnt want to fight with the market, thats what jay powell wanted to convey, were not going to dislocate your dovish view because were worried about the world, so the dollar on a tradeweighted basis is the strongest since 2002. Pushback definitively against the 50 basis point cut which a number of houses would say would send a panic signal to the market. Pimco says the fate of the dollar, whether its ready to roll over is whether its a sustained cycle. Lets look at the bond market, im looking at the longer end of the curve. Forasis points priced in july. 71 basis point
Reporter Southern California has already been hit by two powerful earthquakes and Scientists Say another one could be on the horizon. Good evening, everyone. Im frank somerville. Im julie haener. Recovery efforts are underway in ridgecrest in kern county. People sifted through bombings today to assist what they lost. Authorities are urging people to do what they can to stay safe in case of another earthquake. Oh my god oh my god oh, my god. No one saw it coming. Two powerful earthquakes in Southern California happening back to back in the same week. The earth shook so violently, buildings swayed and foundations cracked. Residents of ridgecrest and neighboring San Bernardino county, so terrified they felt safer sleeping on the street or in their driveway. The quakes also caused multiple fire outbreaks and gas leaks across the area. The 6. 4 magnitude earthquake on the fourth of july followed by a 7. 1 magnitude quake, the strongest in 20 years. It took everyone by surprise including sci
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