day one of this impeachment inquiry s new and public phase. garrett haake is holding it down on the hill. weird did i day, day one of this new phase but zero things happening on the capitol. lawmakers are out of town, no depositions scheduled. but, boy, does that change on monday when it s a sprint to the public hearings basically, right? reporter: yeah, you could make an argument that the most interesting action on impeachment is happening off capitol hill today as lawmakers head back to their districts and try to explain their votes and sell their constituents on why they feel it was important to move forward with this process or not. but starting on monday we ll be back in the closed door deposition mode. the house is out next week, but the committees running this inquiry will be here and they have a host of depositions lined up. but as you look at the calendar for next week, you can see it s a bit of a crapshoot to figure out who will actually show up. you ve got some lawyers who
choice now. as david ignatius said in a washington post must read op-ed this morning, this is more than partisanship. this is about a commander in chief who actually is meddling with america s national security for political interests. right. and you know, i think, joe and mika, we ve spend for the last at least six months and maybe longer asking the question what will it take to get democrats to put political calculus and calculations aside and focus on their institutional responsibility and take this step, which is really what this is. it s a crap shoot on the politics, but it s clear what the institutional prerogatives here are and responsibilities are. it s clear that the president has committed here has admitted to as you pointed out an impeachable offense. there were others in the mueller report that were listed, but that wasn t enough. we found out what was enough. what was enough was the president by making this phone call to the president of ukraine
it was supposed to hit the coast and went through central florida, as well. so it is really a crap shoot and you never know. the thing about hurricanes is at least you have the chance to get away. hurricane dorian, once a category 5 storm now down grated to a category 4 but still a force of nature to be reckoned with. it leaves in its wake, death and destruction. five people now are confirmed to be dead in the bahamas, reports of bodies floating in the water. now it heads to the main last, threatening millions of americans in its path. we re standing bying in the fox extreme weather center, we re on the ground in daytona beach, but first, let s go to cocoa beach. jeff texas doesn t look too windy, sort of the calm before the storm, right? yeah, certainly the balm
concerning to a boater like requiring a mandatory evacuation low. a lot of people we have spoken to said it s difficult to figure myself. it is not something to take of individuals east of i-95 in out an evacuation plan because lightly. six counties. it is a catastrophic storm and it has been so unpredictable. people should take this very, some days it s hard to know if there moving to a safe place and very seriously. camden, glenn, liberty, and if he remember three years mcintosh county starting at noon others say that is a constant today. challenge with hurricanes. to aid in the traffic flow for ago, matthew brought this evacuation, fema and i evacuated for her mouth and catastrophic flooding and if the georgia d.o.t. will also start it was supposed to hit the coast storm parks itself offer just and went through central florida 24 hours, beach erosion again contra flow starting at as well. again as you look, mar-a-lago a 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so it is a crapshoot and you mi
never saw the mysterious david novak. so, did they buy the prosecutor s evidence or bianca s explanations, her alibi for chris? i was concerned because i d been told that sometimes it can be a crapshoot, was the phrase that was used. reporter: the jury deliberated for 11 hours, and the verdict guilty. i can t even begin to explain. it s like the bottom falls out of your world. and he wouldn t let me hug him. you know. sorry. just give me a sec. reporter: that s all right. take your time. crying is not acceptable. reporter: and why is that? because i m english. reporter: but for ken s