Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by you can do the things you like to do with a wireless plan designed for you. With talk, text and data. Consumer cellular. Learn more at consumercellular. Tv and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thanyou. Woodruff it is the eve of impeachment. The United States house of representatives convenes tomorrow to consider the case against President Trump. But first, lawmakers spent long hours working out the rules for those proceedings. Once again, Congressional Correspondent Lisa Desjardins begins our coverage. Desjardins in a small room on the capitols third floor today, the last step before impeachment goes to the house floor. Here today. E we have to be desjardins the House Rules Committee will decide thepr ess for the impeachment debate expected tomorrow. And it beganthith a first in p
Down near 50 there. Northwest broad branch at brandywine, still have the tree down, roadclosed. The work speaks for itself. Any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. And the report is my testimony. That, of course, former special Counsel Robert Mueller and he will do the thing today he clearly said back in may there he did not want to do. He will testify befo congress about that russia investigation. Thats right. Mueller will be a reluctant witness today but his tel imony wiame discussions about collusion for the foreseeable future. Nbcs casey hunt takes us inside the room where its all goingo go down today. Elporter when robert muer sits down here, it will be the 89th time hes testified before congress over a long career in public life. Tomocrats know this might be their last chanconvince the American Public on impeachment. So they tell us they plan to keep their questions sharp and targeted. Er now his what you will and you wont hear today. Justice department sen
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Operation will extend eastwad, where u. S. Forces are currently stationed. Also ahead, trying to tame corruption in africa. The fight against corruption is at the top of the agenda a at te african unions main annual summit in ethiopia. We ask our correspondent whether the plans under discussion can actually succeed. I am sarah harman. Thanks for joining us. U. S. President donald trump has told leaders gathered in switzerland that america is open for business. But the u. S. Wont tolerate trade practices he sees as unfair. Trump was delivering Closing Remarks at this weeks World Economic forum in doorposts. One of his key messages growth in the u. S. Spells gross for economies around the world. The anticipation was palpable. Politicians and highflying executives waiaiting in line for over an hour to get inside the hall where donald trump would deliver his speech. The first u. S. President to do so since bill clinton two decades ago. And eventually, with plenty of pomp, trump arrived on
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