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Which means president biden is just a day away now from his critical summit with putin. it will close out of the presidents eight-day overseas trip, which was in large part a goodwill tour to assure our allies of americas supports, and a show of unity, lets not forget. ahead of this putin meeting. one biden sat down today with nato leaders, he warned them that russia and china are working to split the nato ally. you may recall, when trump attacked nato, saying -- like today in brussels, biden to...

Working on bipartisan ships. joe manchin just praised schumer for giving them a chance and, senator romney is looking at being open to the conversations. think they can show that off or shut that down, you do have to give bipartisanship a chance. but also, the clock is pretty much still ticking. i will pivot back to the point you made earlier about mitch mcconnell. mcconnell saying that he is not going to allow a supreme court pick by biden. because i think that it encapsulates what is wrong wit...

Are there accomplices, was there someone else who might know and you dont want to share that publicly. is that fair? >> that is very fair. youre 100% correct. a lot of the details that you just mentioned the police know. some of the first questions i would have answered if i was responding to that scene. so yes, they know these things. but they have to, like weve been saying, they have to run out the facts. they have to be sure and get as much intelligence and facts as they can. >> jonathan, one...

That official has now tested positive for coronavirus. the president is asked, will he be tested? good evening and its great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and it was a another day of fast-moving developments in this coronavirus emergency and we will carefully get through it all right here with you tonight. were going to begin with the states of emergency across this country, and now here in new york city, a state of emergency declared, as well. tonight, more than 1,300 people s...

"washington post," michael shear with the "washington post," melanie zanono with "politico." the president was impeached last night on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. the result of the senate is not in doubt, at least based on any evidence before us today. there are not enough republican votes to convict skpand remove president. the question is, what will this look like and how and when will they figure it out? >> were in impeachment purgatory right now. there have been whispers abou...

Think the democrats havent quite figured out yet how to bring that message to them. >> obviously the public is the ultimate jury. i think most of the republicans, however, are a hopeless cause. youre not going to convince these republicans because its not for a lack of evidence. its not because theyre fairly weighing the evidence or saying if theres a somewhat different procedure. devin nunes was complaining the impeachment hearings should be in the judicil committee not the intelligence committ...

White house. but you were here with us today. what are some of your thoughts about how the president is bracketing this hearing? >> not a chance i wouldve walked out into the president was absolutely finished in the last thing the president said is why the stock market is down today, the threat that the china trade deal may come apart and he may impose more tariffs to the market not liking that a whole lot. but the president was doing today was trying to create in alternate narrative. they held ...

Difficult. i do think this would be very different if she was a wongman who had been accused of having affairs with several subordinates. so i think this is one of the things where the photos are sort of the thing that matters here, because i think because there is not a person coming forward saying, listen, katie hill harassed me, katie hill coerced me, abused me. that person hasnt come forward yet. >> turn the tables. the tables have turned. so glad you came on to have this conversation. its i...

She is a career service officer. she had been the u.s. ambassador to ukraine and she was fired from that job in may. reporting saying she was targeted as someone not willing to play ball with the foreign policy in that region. none of that came from her herself. s she remains a foreign service offic officer. so far with 90 minutes or so to go, another hour or so until it is scheduled to start, all signs are optimism reigns here on capitol hill that she will sit down today. >> tell us more about ...

The wall and getting the stuff out of the back yard. we just put up one of those pagodas and weve got to get that down today. >> reporter: kathy is definitely anxious, but driving around this community you dont see that many boarded-up homes or businesses just yet. i think people are waiting to see how the track progresses. we are seeing people filling up sand bags and long lines at gas stationeds, getting supplies ahead of the storm. >> thanks very much. good to have you on the ground. joining ...