AP News:特朗普要求公布告密者身份

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President Donald Trump demanding the identity of the whistleblower who raised alarms about his dealings with Ukraine. Trump sounding off Sunday on the White House lawn as an attorney for the whistleblower said his client is willing to answer written questions submitted by House republicans.
Attorney Mark Zaid saying the goal is to keep his client's identity private - tweeting "being a whistleblower is not a partisan job, nor is impeachment the objective."
Former President Jimmy Carter was back at church Sunday delivering a Bible lesson in his hometown of Plains, Georgia. It's less than two weeks after Carter was hospitalized for breaking his pelvis in a fall. After telling a story about his cancer diagnosis, Carter said he has “complete confidence" in his belief in life after death.
And a bizarre sight in the Philadelphia skyline Sunday morning - a gusher of water streaming from the side of a 61-story skyscraper. The deluge soaked the sidewalk below. It almost looked like a rainstorm. The blog Billy Penn says it happened for about five minutes before coming to an abrupt halt. Officials in Philly said they don't know what caused it. And no response from building's management.