impeachment. we may not. there s no point in speculating whether the speaker will agree with our point. reporter: what they haven t been saying is it s approved in the impeachment proceedings. she had been saying that for weeks. she s dropped that message in the last several days. the house judiciary committee is considering moving forward with articles of impeachment. i m told the speaker signed off on that language. here to put it into focus, we have kate andrews. kate, an associate director and political columnist with city a.m., from our london bureau. good to see you, george. it s being called an impeachment
just get along. they re doing what we asked them to do. i think it will be a great thing for guatemala. they don t want these problems, either. we re able to get this done. we got it done quickly. this is after many, many years. mexico is working along with us nicely, tremendously, actually. you ll see a chart where the numbers are through the floor, because they re going down. the deal seems to be based on the safe third country agreement. but critics say guatemala is one of the most dangerous countries in the world. that it s not a safe place for asylum seekers. this, as the u.s. supreme court cleared the way for the trump administration, at least temporari temporarily, to use the pentagon money to build parts of the border wall. our senior white house correspondent, pamela brown, has more on that story. reporter: the president held
what do we say? we re not going back. and i ll tell you where we re going, we re going to the white house. reporter: camera harris, on the attack dentist president trump. just days before the second democratic debate. she did not swipe at joe biden or mention their rematch on the stage. asked if she ll be polite at that face-off, harris told one reporter today, i was raised to be polite. after biden said this about his approach at the first debate. i was probably overly polite. reporter: biden has a more aggressive posture against harris and cory booker. biding is hanging on to his front-runner status with bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and harris all in double digits.
in the run-up to the debate, the candidates arejockeying. harris, in front of the national urban league. i will make a $60 billion investment of s.t.e.m. education. that s aimed at closing the racial wealth gap. investing in historically black colleges and universities. and addition 12 billion that support black entrepreneurship. my generation awe this country elect its first black president and turn around and elect a racist to the white house. we have to call that what it is. and rolled out a new policy. buttigieg is targeting big tech for outsourcing employees and benefits. elizabeth warren receiving $1 million donations so far.
the room. did the presenter call juul totally safe more than once? yes. what impact did those, quote/unquote, totally safe comments have on your classmates, some of whom may have started vaping. for my classmates who were vaping, it was a sigh of relief. now, they were able to vape without concern. reporter: we asked juul about this. and they said presentation to students were part of made of a short-lived educational program, that was ended in september of 2018. the company says its purpose, which was to educate on nicotine addiction, was misconstrued. the company has taken actions to prevent youth vaping, like ka scaling back social media accounts. according to one expert who testified, it was too little, too late. you would have shot that hash tag posting would decline. but in fact, it surged.