marathon hearings on capitol hill this week when more than a half dozen witnesses testified about what they know surrounding the events of the president's july 25th phone call with ukraine's president. when congress goes on thanksgiving break it's not entirely clear what's up next in the battle over impeachment. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reporting from capitol hill. mike? >> i'm told republicans and democrats on the house intelligence committee are crafting their respective reports. that will be after the thanksgiving break transmitted to the house judiciary committee. then it's under the auspices of gerald nadler the new york congressman who would be chairman of the house judiciary committee. he could potentially call witnesses for more public hearings. if so, the white house would like to participate, would like to have their lawyers involved. and then his committee would craft articles of impeachment. several democrats told fox today they want to see those recommendations. >> i want to see what the judiciary committee is going to recommend. but, let me tell you, i was more than disturbed by