Tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by bnsf railway. Andith the ongoing support of these institutions. This program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributis to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. For the first time, investigators in the house of representives have heard a direct account of the phone call that launched the impeachment inquiry. It came today from a veteran of 20 years in the u. S. Military. Our White House Correspondent begins our coverage. He arrived at the capitol in uniform, wearing his metals. An army lt. Col. Works for the National Security council. On tuesday, he became the First White House official who was in the call between President Trump and president ukraine to testify in the impeachment inquiry. That call sits at the heartf o the democratic investigations. He said he was concerned about what he heard. Some republicans, like congressman jim jordan, dismissed the tes
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explains himself under bipartisan questioning. although we should note he was not under oath. still, there s one potential witness we won t be hearing from. to this date jared kushner had not agreed to meet with the senate judiciary committee and the panel now admits it s given up trying to get him. let s get to our team of reporters. first we have breaking news isolate the justice department. they say they the found missing texts between two fbi officials. their disappearance has been labored a conspiracy by some republicans. joining us is pete williams in our washington newsroom. pete, are were they recovered? the inspector general says it was using a forensic technique. doesn t explain anything more than that. these are text messages that were sent between lisa page and peter strzok who were two people that had been working on the mueller investigation. and they were sent between december of last year and then
there s a lot of interest in here. perhaps don junior made a mistake
last night at my direction, the united states military executed a flaws strike that terminated the terrorist ringleader responsible for gravely wounding and murdering thousands of and thousands of people and hundreds and hundreds at least of americans he was planning a very major attack and we got him. well, in tehran, burning of the u.s. flags and chants of death to america tell of the outrage there over soleimani s death. iran is promising it will strike back. they re really a harsh event. iran will act based on its own choosing and the time, the place, and really decided then. we shouldn t expect anything as a result of this aggression. well shgswell, jomana karads bag day. in beirut, nick peyton welsh with the look at the potential response from iran. what will they were planning as far as the u.s. was concerned and what could be next. oren liebermann along the israel/lebanon border. and matthew chance is in moscow, where russia believes it has certain release is
The Sindh High Court on Tuesday issued notices to the deputy commissioner and the SSP of District East on a contempt of court application filed by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf for not obeying the.