in development aid around the world leland: some restrictions also. a lot of priorities, and the military s one. leland: yeah. some restrictions in terms of what that money for defense may or may not be able to be used for. congressman, we appreciate it. we re going to check back out there, we know you ve got a busy day. appreciate you spending a few minutes with us, sir. thanks. leland: all the best. kristin? kristin: well, house democrats are moving forward with the impeachment inquiry as the white house opts to not participate. democratic members of the house judiciary committee are meeting behind closed doors this weekend ahead of monday s hearing, and david spunt joins us from capitol hill with more on what we can expect. what s on tap, david? reporter: hi, kristin, it surely is. listen, two important things going on right now. the first is that house judiciary democrats, they put out a report about the constitutionally of inpeachment. several of those members here on the
are vetted before coming to the u.s. today the community is grieving together as a vigil, family members identifying one of the victims who was killed, joshua kalew watson, a 23-year-old recent graduate of the u.s. naval academy. his brother wrote on facebook: after being shot multiple times, he made it outside and told the first response team where the shooter was, and those details were invaluable. he died a hero, and we are beyond proud, but there is a hole in our hearts that can never be filled. one deputy who was wounded in the shootout was released from the hospital this morning. seven others are still recovering from their injuries. kristin? kristin: jacqui heinrich, thanks. leland? leland: all right. democratic maryland congressman, vice chair of the house armed services committee also a retired colonel in the u.s. army reserve, anthony brown joins us from the reagan defense forum, simi valley, california, where there s obviously a lot of discussion about this going on right no
he idolized him. ed: and that s why we played the song i am . and his wife talks about that and neil diamond, thurmon was supposed to go on tour with him and if diana would have given him permission. ed: she would have given him permission. he died in august of 1979. and some may get the call. why thurmon? i witnessed the beauty of the man, who he was, he was a hall of fame guy and when the kids go to cooperstown, they say daddy, granddad, who was he? they re going to say one of the greatest men you will ever know in life. ed: we ll find out tomorrow. ray, thank you for coming in. thank you. ed: when we come back, a tribute to survivors and fallen heroes of pearl harbor.
plans put out union specific issues. there s broad hope raising the minimum wage to $15. and candidates leading in iowa, buttigieg, biden, sanders. they diverge on health care. and three of the candidates, buttigieg, sanders and biden, they ll be here today so union voters, they matter to every single candidate. democrats have appeared on picket lines and consistently argue that president trump made promises specific to union families and then failed to keep them from the trade war, to idled factories. last year general motors announced plans to close plants in michigan, iowa in michigan, ohio and maryland, excuse me. and one in lordstown, ohio and that s where a year prior at a rally, the president promised that jobs were coming back to the community. late this week, gm announced they re opening a new plant in the lordstown area and plan to