guiliani to try to get this political dirt that they wanted on the bidens. ambassador taylor testified to something today that he said he hadn t previously known when he testified behind closed doors, which was that an aid told him that the aid was having dinner with sondland, sondland had a phone call with president trump. yes. and then he characterized what the then sondland characterized the president s thoughts about ukraine. to you, was that incredibly important? it was very important. it s another piece of evidence, of course, our friends across the aisle will try to explain it away. it was another very important piece of evidence that the president was the cap tape of the ship. look, america knows donald trump well enough at this point to understand he was the one who was pushing the whole operation. i mean, that s how he operates. it s all about him. and it s about his obsession and what he s pushing and he was pushing this. they bragged about that, this numerous times.
the culture wars reignited plus. cap tape, this is admiral howard, a u.s. flight departed she led the rescue of the real captain phillips. now the navy s master and commander on the high seas moves her store fy from the big screeo the history books. this is state of the union. good morning from washington, i m candy crowley. immigration reform both legal and illegal, long on the backburner in congress, but front and center across the country almost always today two men involved in the headline this is week, live from laredo, texas, that s the mexican border you see just across from him on the other side of the rio grande. that s democratic congressman henry cuellar and from the california town that screamed down busloads of undocumented children and mothers, murrieta mayor alan long. mayor we ll be with you in a moment, first to texas and congressman quelar.
go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed. if we can t offer faster speeds or save you money we ll give you $150. comcast business built for business. relatives have been screaming in anguish as searchers are bringing more bodies back to shore. that is is according to the reporting today from the associated press. south korean officials say that the number confirmed dead has nearly doubled in one day, and now at 113. the families have been lining up outside of the tent to view the bodies of the loved ones. one woman was so upset that she had be carried away on a stre h stretcher. nearly 200 people today are listed as missing, this a week after the ferry turned on the side and sank off of the coast of south korea. the authorities arresting the cap tape and oth the captain
transportation safety board issue a press release and determine that matthew devlin, the tug boat operator towing the barge hit the duck boat because of distractions while using his cell phone and computer to deal with a family emergency. according to the reports, during the minutes leading up to the crash, he left his post in the upper wheel house of the tug boat and his vision of anything in front of him was competely obscured by the barge. in front of him were completely anything you want to say at all? not at this time. devlin pleads guilty to one count of misconduct of a ship operator resulting in death and is sentenced to a year and a day in prison. ride the ducks president, chris hershen, defends the cap tape of the boyt, who follows protocol. it s my understanding he followed all of the regulations required of a captain in that
that this vessel was sinking is something that is appalling. it is just, one of the most egregious examples that compounds the blame that this cap tape now carries on his shoulders. he was grotesquely reckless. he was negligent. he was incompetent, and he was a coward and that calm interview you blade with dominica, the 25 year-old hostess is a fraud in terms of what she said. what she left out, i don t buy that story at all. i think that francesco schettino, drinking wine and dining with her and others, he should have been a mate tra did i in a club med. that is nice job for this guy. not having a vessel of 114,000 tons and 4200 souls on board, this playboy with