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>> reporter: and the trump administrations refusal to hand over any documents to impeachment investigators. >> no documents, zero. >> reporter: impeachment managers set the stakes arguing the president abused his power when he attempted to withhold a white house meeting and security aide unless ukraine pursued investigations into joe biden in 2016 and claiming everything that came after that was an attempt to cover his tracks and obstruct congress. they warned senators that trumps behavior was p...

Individuals to choose between submitting between the demands of their boss or to break the law. >> reporter: and to hand over any documents to impeachment investigators. >> no documents, is zero, nada. >> reporter: arguing the president abused his power when he attempt to hold a white house meeting on security of ukraine. unless they investigated joe biden. they warned senators that trumps behavior was part of a pattern. once again, using his own words against him. >> then i have an article 2 wh...

Opening statements begin this week in the harvey weinstein sexual assault case. at least 100 women have publicly accused the disgraced t vchlv m of abuse. >> including annabella sciorra. >> she testified in vivid detail. >> reporter: annabella sciorra is still a working actress. she testified for the prosecution that she met harvey weinstein in the early 90s. he wanted her to appear in one of his motion pictures, she did. she testified nothing happened but in 1994, she was in a miramax party. ha...

Whatever i want as president. >> and they cautioned of the consequences if congress fails to intervene. >> do you think if we do nothing its going to stop now? >> senators who are supposed to listen quietly to the lengthny proceedings have taken to passing notes, whispering to their neighbors, and reading books. at least one senator snuck in a cell phone. but at points they fell silent like when lead impeachment manager adam schiff revealed you trump shrugged the u.s. intelligence assessment tha...

Stakes, arguing the president abused his power when he attempted to withhold a white house meeting and security aid unless ukraine pursued investigations into joe biden in 2016 and claiming everything that came after that was an attempt to cover his tracks and obstruct congress. they warned senators that trumps behavior was part of a pattern, once again using his own words against him. >> i have an article two where i have the right to do whatever i want as president. >> and they cautioned of th...

Unless ukraine pursued investigations into joe biden and 2016 and claiming everything that came after that was an attempt to cover his tracks and obstruct congress. they warned senators that trumps behave was part of a pattern once again using his own words against him. >> then i have an article 2 where i have the right do whatever i want a president. a >> reporter: and they cautioned of the consequences. >> the president is not a king. >> is there a consequence for a president who defies or sub...

He seems to be much more energized and is consolidated the supports of your warren and mj got into this. you still have nine days. her path doesnt look as bright as it did before. >> nia will stick around. when lawmakers become rule breakers. senators have had a hard time following the strict rules in the impeachment trial. what happens to those who are breaking the rules? well tell you. thats next. frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what ...

Stashes of candy, drinking milk playing with fidget spinseners. they dont believe its too much to sit quiet in a proceeding with the gravitas of a presidents impeachment. >> jurors in our court system are required to sit still and listen to whats going on and i think its part of that general culture that they are trying to make it clear to the senate. youre expected to be there, youre expected to listen. youre not expected to be doing other work. >> reporter: to be fair, most senators have been ...

Reading and sharing. coronavirus is the top story here on the bbc today, and its a story sending waves across britain and around the world. almost all of the uk papers are splashed with dramatic headlines about the possibility of the "killer virus" from china arriving in britain, after more than a dozen people in the uk have been tested for it. news about the virus and chinas travel lockdown is also trending globally across social media. on twitter, the hashtags coronavirus and wuhan—shutdown ...

Are being tested for the virus. the daily mail suggests there may be a seventh suspected case, at the hillingdon hospital in west london — although public health england refused to comment. meanwhile, the times says that the number of people in the uk who have been tested for the virus stands at more than a dozen. the times says it understands public health england has ruled out the virus in five patients — but tests on nine others were continuing. and the top story on the bbc website report...