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It could further collapse even as engineers work to try to stabilize it. an investigation into the cause is currently under way. lets hope for the best. to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. im wolf blitzer in the "situation room." erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >> up next, breaking news. trumps former top adviser testifying behind closed doors, pushing back against trumps attacks on his former ba ed to ukraine. more breaking news, new details of what federal prosecutors a...

Attack, it was dumb for him to be at a foreign owned company while his dad is vice president, no ethical or legal issues in the law. thats a legal defense. he wants to clear the decks. for joe biden, always attack. go after donald trump who is a one-man crime wave. >> so alexander, is it good or bad that we will hear from joe biden in a televised interview on the morning of his next fathers debate. >> i think theyre on the defense. theyre trying to save face. i think at the end of the day this i...

The trumps made in the white house what over $80 million in the white house while serving in this administration. the other thing, i agree we my colleagues before me as it relates to this strategy of hunter biden speaking. this attempt by the republicans is to level the playing field and basically say on both of our houses, if they can have the effect of suppressing the vote by basically saying you know what, were all messed up, were all corrupt, but im the one fighting for you. i dont know if h...

So there have been a lot of questions about that. also we are talking about multiple sources familiar with the matter she did, in fact, raise concerns about the allister of marie i dont hayov targeted by rudy guiliani and rudy guilianis associates, who was bad mouthed by president trump according to that white house rough transcript and she offered high praise for yovanovitch in that role. yovanovitch the circumstances surrounding her are key. erin, this all comes as democrats are pressing ahead...

The big victory worrying democrats. they need ohio to be in play and theyre worried. is it a battleground state? is it up for grabs in 2020. jeff zeleny is out front. >> thank you, ohio. we love you, ohio. >> and ohio loved president trump back. his 2016 victory so convincing it begs the question whether ohio has lost its lore as a pivotal battleground. this week as they descend on the state, all eyes are on ohio but will they be by election day. >> why would you abdicate ohio so quickly to dona...

We are ready to go full blast. we will get back into the groove of a vigorous, very vigorous campaign. >> and everyone is back with me now here in westerville. so, paul, what does sanders have to do tomorrow night? >> he has to show up, even that energy. look, the guy has been through a heart attack. >> for sure. >> its almost worse for him if everybody is ginger and kind to him. if im bernie, i want somebody to take a shot at me. >> that will invigorate him. it will show, three of our candidate...

His father is elected president. dana bash and mike smerconish are back with me, executive director of justice democrats, andrew gillum former democratic nominee for florida and a political reporter at the "new york times," so, palm, in an interview tomorrow, apparently it has been taped, we do not yet know what is in it. we will hear from hunter biden for the first time since this whole thing exploded with ukraine. biden says that they are aware of the interview but they didnt arrange it. so yo...

Fixated because they know whats at stake here in 2020. >> shes talking about women like stephanie pizer, tiffany roberts and lisa ludwig. they formed a group in the columbus suburbs called positively blue. >> this neighborhood tends to be a little bit more republican. that was the reason that we started positively blue, because we didnt have anybody to talk to. >> theyre motivated by a sense of obligation and perhaps feelings of guilt. >> i wish i would have been more involved prior to the 2016 ...

43-45. >> there are areas of the state that were reliably republican. big population centers that are now blue and that makes the starting point of the 20 election a lot closer from the get-go. >> state democratic chairman david pepper said the party should select a nominee who appeals to a broad cross section of voters. but james timmkin believes trump is in a strong position here. all of the democratic candidates are too radical for ohio. >> those messages dont really resonate in ohio and i do...

Hasnt taken hits in the race. i think most of the tough questions have come from moderators. i believe with dana, she has been a prize fighter in the sense that no one has been able to pin her down into a negative spot. for the other candidates, i know we talked about pete and beto sort of going after it. i mean they have to be careful, because if you reflect on how some of these candidates have gone for the king if you will have sort of been dismantled in the process. >> you are referring to eq...