coronavirus. italy s largest mafia trial in decades gets underway in a custom built high security prison courthouse. just amid all the sports news poll since manchester united top of the premier league 3 points of defending champions liverpool. welcome to the news hour in about an hour s time the u.s. house of representatives will meet to consider whether to impeach president donald trump for an unprecedented 2nd time so democrats accuse trump of encouraging his supporters to attack the capitol last week they want him charged with incitement to insurrection this is their 2nd push this week to remove trump from power on tuesday the house passed a resolution calling on vice president mike pence to remove him from office but pence is refusing to take any action now trump has dismissed attempts to oust him from power as a witch hunt he says his opponents risk dividing the country mike hanna begins our coverage from washington d.c. the resolution is that without objection the moti
shot him and where. p the victim and his father were at of a news 4 interview just last year. and it got a lot of reaction about life after prison. news 4 s jackie bensen has their story. s i meetmany people that are in a position to even help me succeed in life becse they already met my father prior to that, so they know the blood linend they know the dedication that we have to helping the community. reporter: this is not how it was supposed t end. on father s day last year, news 4 viewers heard the inspiring story of eric weaver and his son eric jr mirror images of each other, yet it was their first s fathay together. eric jr. was born after his father, then 18 years old, went to prison. tw decades behindars for his involvement in a dispute over street drug turf in southeastha washington resulted in a homicide. by the time ericle sr. prison, his son was behind bars. ut i waited so many years to actually be here with him. reporter: less than a year after that interview
the trump era policiestrum that actually work to keep the border secure. but ignore what you see with your own eyes, everyone,se because secretary mayorkas, he e has it all under control. the border is not open. op it was not been open, and it will not be open. subsequent to may 11th, ball ,it s been catch and releasee at the border for more thabon wr two years and millions more waved right through. e wavelord knows how many got as there have been. it s an obscene subversion of our national sovereignty and it s purposeful and what was president biden doing today? well, he s so serious. he visited a local taco joint for cinco de mayo that tells you all you need to know. and now they own it. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, the same people who supported the fauci approach to cover the lockdown, social distancing backs,school mandates, work from home. all the school closures are nowt bemoaning the results of their own policies. about one in two adults in thesica
trump explaining that certain russian behavior had been unacceptable, and there was an effort to build a working relationship. in my book, i m trying to argue and other people are, too, that we need to find ways of collaborating with russia and defusing the tension. it is going to be hard. the problems in the relationship are mostly russia s fault, but we have to get creative. seeing president trump and president clinton able to have a longer meeting, begin to talk about substance, seems to get some kind of an ok report going, that was all to the good. mr. trump s two predecessors both started out strong with putin and wound up frustrated, so i m not suggesting there is huge progress, but it was pretty much what i expected and hoped for. host: if you could read the diplomatic tea leaves with regard to the somatic hacking diplomatic hacking issue, two different perspectives from sergey lavrov and rex tillerson. guest: i take a broader perspective on this. does not putin releas
as she gets out the vote for the republican nominee. coming through and they better get out of the way. the justice train is ready to roll. and we re starting now. breaking tonight, hillary clinton responds to the fbi s reopening of her case. hello and lock it justice, i m judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. we ll hear from clinton and donald trump in a moment. plus rudy giuliani is here and his trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. first my opening statement. jim comey s announcement that he would begin looking into hillary clinton s e-mails after he announced on july 5th he was done with it. the most hotly contested presidential election of all time. the disgraces and politicizes the fbi. and now you know not son-in-law long standing justice department policy, the director of the person that he works under, the attorney general. but even more important, the most fundamental rules of fairness and impartiality. ten years ago, when i was the republican cons