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>> cecilia vega live in new york city tonight. cecilia, thank you. >>> and as we said tonight, we have new reporting here, what brett kavanaugh will say tomorrow morning and what dr. christine blasey ford will accuse him of with the country watching. and tonight, the other major development, that third accuser now coming forward with a sworn statement. what she alleges happened at a party that she says kavanaugh was at. tonight, right here, kavanaugh's response, and as you saw at the top this evening, we are now seeing for the first time images from dr. ford's polygraph test and the results. abc's terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years, on this again tonight. >> reporter: the alarming new allegations against judge brett kavanaugh accuse him of sexual misconduct and heavy drinking while in high school. his accuser, julie swetnick, 55 years old, who says she's worked on and off for the federal government for years and held security clearances from the homeland security, state and treasury departments, among others.

>> cecilia vega at the white house again tonight for us. thank you, cecilia. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. we have new video tonight of harvey weinstein. the images just made public. the young businesswoman recording her meeting. wh claims. and what the video shows. >>> there's also news tonight about american church leaders summoned to the vatican. the crucial meeting now with pope francis. >>> and word of a deadly cougar attack in a national forest here in the u.s. the hiker missing for days, and now the discovery. and the new warning tonight from authorities. a lot more news ahead here. here. (tiffany) with counseling nicotine patch and gum, i quit for good. my tip is: get help to find the best way for you to quit smoking. (announcer) you can quit. call 1-800-quit-now for help getting free medication. tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management. i'm missing out on our family outings b

and cecilia, in that audio that you were just playing there, as it continues, we actually heard today that president trump tells bob woodward he has always been fair. we just heard him say, i don't blame you completely for this. now the president is lashing out at the author and the new book. >> reporter: yeah, david, he's now going after woodward's credibility, and mind you, he is among the most respected journalists in this town. the white house says this book is nothing more than fabricated stories and it does not end there. this just in from the chief of staff, he calls it, quote, total bs, and from the defense secretary, this is, quote, a product of someone's rich imagination. but tonight, david, woodward is standing by his reporting. >> cecilia vega with us from the white house. cecilia, thanks, as always. >>> and next, to those fireworks at the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. tonight, what happened before the hearing could even b and at one point today, the tensions were so high, judge kavanaugh's children, his young daughters, had to be removed.

he will never get it." >> all right, cecilia vega live from the white house. and cecilia, you were in the room with the president today and you did ask him what his message for americans in the path of this current hurricane is, and what did he say? >> reporter: david, he said, everybody should get out. you have to listen to your local authorities. we know that fema is working closely with state governors. here at the white house, they are monitoring this storm around the clock. but you heard the president make that promise today, david, they say, he says the government is ready. >> all right, cecilia vega, we thank you. and we will stay on it. we want to point out involving the president early this morning, the president and the first lady visited shanksville, pa, where passengers and crew from united flight 93 stopped hijackers from attacking washington. the president saying the field is now a monument to american defiance, and a message to the world that america will never, every submit to tyranny. we'll have much more on this 9/11, images from around the c

cecilia, thank you. >>> next, to those fireworks at the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brelt cavanaugh. tonight, what happened before the hearing could even begin, and at one point today, the tensions were so high, judge kavanaugh's children, his young daughters, had to be removed. democrats furious that 42,000 pages relating to his record were just revealed on the eve of his hearing. republicans furious the other side trying to delay because of that. watching it all, terry moran, who has covered the court for years for us. >> reporter: before judge brett kavanaugh's hearing even began, democrats tried to end it. >> nomination hearing of brett kavanaugh. >> mr. chairman? >> reporter: one by one, raising objections -- >> we bhooef this hearing should be postponed. >> reporter: talking over the republican chairman, senator chuck grassley of iowa. >> i move to adjourn this hearing. >> okay. >> reporter: it was all carefully choreographed, and it wasn't long before protesters chimed in, too. all the while, the nominee sitting stone-faced, although, as the room grew ever mor

>> cecilia, thank you. >>> we have reported here on the man who allegedly jumped a fence and was able to get onboard an airbus that seats 200 people. we hear from the technician who was able to take him down. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: the student pilot charged after allegedly trying to steal a airplane, appearing before a judge t anti-suicide smock, with hands and feet shackled. >> do you work? >> no, i'm a student. >> reporter: fbi agents investigating the case say 22-year-old nishal sankat was allegedly trying to steal this american airlines plane, and the results could have been disastrous. >> he advised us that he intended to harm himself and in that process had no regard for the potentiality of harming others in the process. >> reporter: authorities say sankat, who has a commercial pilot's license, left his car running outside the orlando-melbourne international airport around 1:30 a.m. thursday. jumped a barbed wire fence and made his way onto the empty airbus 321, in for service. that's where he encountered this maintenance worker. >> i knew right away. i mean, we are

us trade representative robert lighthizer is in brussels for talks with european union trade chief ceciliaalmstrom and alibaba has announced the successor to its charismatic leaderjack ma. we are live to the region to find out who it will be. and on the markets... many faltering from eight days in a i’ow many faltering from eight days in a row as the us president raises the sta kes row as the us president raises the stakes in the heated trade dispute with china. later today, high level trade talks between the european union and the united states take place in brussels, with the aim of resolving the on—going trade dispute. us trade representative robert lighthizer will meet eu trade chief cecilia malmstrom to discuss how to build closer trading ties. let's see how the dispute began: in march, the trump administration hit the eu with increased import tariffs, which included 25% on steel and 10% on aluminium. the eu retaliated by increasing tariffs on $3.1 billion worth of us products, such as bourbon whiskey and motorcycles. however president trump and european commission president jean—clau

cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: after days of uncharacteristic restraint that surprised even those in his own inner circle, president trump no longer holding back. attacking the credibility of the woman who accuses his supreme court pick of sexual assault. >> to see what's going on is just very, very sad. you say, why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago? >> reporter: for the first time today, he mentioned christine blasey ford by name, tweeting, i have no doubt if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she says, charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by either her or her loving parents. that prompted outrage from countless women, who came forward with their own personal stories, #whyididntreport leading twitter. senator susan collins publicly blasted the president. >> i was appalled by the president's tweet. we know allegations of sexual assault are one of the most unreported crimes that exist. so, i thought that the president's tweet was completely inappropriate and wrong. >> reporter: ford tells "the washington post," after that high

trade representative robert lighthizer is in brussels today for talks with european union trade chief ceciliaalso in business briefing, who will replace jack ma, he charimatic leader of aliba ba 7 we'll be live to asia to find out. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. also in the programme — taking days off. here in the uk, the the leader of the tuc will say we should work a 4—day week for more pay thanks to advances in technology. but doctors recommend drink free days for those in their middle age. so we are asking what will improve your work—life balance? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing we start in sweden where a far—right, anti—immigration, anti—eu party has made significant gains in the country's general election. the leader of the sweden democrats says he's ready to cooperate with other political groups to form a government, but neither the ruling centre—left, nor the oppoistion centre—right wants to work with him. according to sweden's public broadcaster, the centre—left social democrats, l

us trade representative robert lighthizer is in brussels for talks with european union trade chief ceciliaalmstrom. live from london, that's our top story on monday, 10th september. can the eu and the us negotiators mend the on—going trade dispute between the two countries? and aliba ba has announced the successor to its charismatic leaderjack ma — we are live to the region to find out. and a mixed beginning for the european trading day but all the markets seem pretty flat and looking for direction. and it's a multi—million dollar market — but do travel firms really understand lgbt travellers? we'll get the inside track on tailor made travel — without the discrimination. and will the four—day working week ever take off? here in the uk the leader of the tuc is going to call forjust that and with more pay — all thanks to advances in technology. so, today we want to know — what would improve your work—life balance? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. already packed show. we start with trade again. later today, high level trade talks between the eu

cecilia? >>> now to new details about those mysterious gas explosions rocking several towns in massachusetts, killing one person and destroying dozens of homes. thousands forced to evacuate. abc's linsey davis is there in lawrence, massachusetts. and linsey, investigators have now identified the cause. >> reporter: they have, cecilia, and also good news. all the homes in this area have now been given the all-clear as far as gas is concerned. thousands of residents returned to their homes yesterday with the exception of about a dozen like this one where there is simply nothing left to return home to. only a charred skeleton remains. emotional residents returning home, surveying the wreckage after a horrific string of gas explosions set three towns in massachusetts ablaze. a firefighter from the town of lawrence and his family, now back in their home of 20 years, telling us they are still afraid. >> i don't want to be here at night. it's a little unnerving. >> reporter: amid the chaos, the off-d

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cecilia, thank you very much. let's break it down with chris christie, former governor of new jersey, matt dowd, veteran of the bush white house and, chris, let me begin with you and pick up where cecilia left off. our reporting tracks with a lot of this. a network of people inside the administration who see themselves as reining the president in. >> well, there's no doubt, george, that i've heard those same things during the last year, year and a half. that there are a group of people in the white house, some who are now gone, i think, who saw themselves in that light. so there's no doubt that that portion of it is true, that there are people who are like that. you know, but -- >> how about the portrayal of the president? >> well, listen, you know, that's not been my experience with the president. but, you know, i have a different relationship than some of these folks probably have with him. the bigger issue, though, is how do you get control of this if you're the president? and if you're the white house chief of

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i want to bring in cecilia vega. in the initial reaction there, the president didn't seem to argue the investigation of the fbi. >> david, they were basically backed into a corner here. they had to. they need the votes on capitol hill. just a few days ago, president trump said they don't need an fbi investigation. brett kavanaugh during that testimony said he didn't want an fbi investigation. he said a week delay is too long. but now, this major shift in the president late today ordering that investigation, saying quote, this update must be limited in scope and completed in just one week. >> cecilia, thank you. >>> of course the big question tonight, who will the fbi talk to? dr. ford, of course, judge kavanaugh and perhaps the other person dr. ford alleges was in that room, mark judge the friend of brett kavanaugh, who she described laughing with kavanaugh while kavanaugh was on top of her. abc's terry moran on where this fbi investigation could lead. >> reporter: dr. christine blasey ford has made it clear, she wel

good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. seeing a lot of this devastation for the first time. this home incinerated. and you can imagine exactly just how the battle played out. fire crews racing up, just spraying the home down to the last second. you can see what's left of their hose this morning. in the end it was just too much and those flames are continuing to burn. overnight the delta fire exploding to 22,000 acres, sending flames 300 feet into the air. tearing through this stretch of interstate leaving charred wreckage of car after car. 47 miles of highway completely shut down with firefighters taking to the air to attack the flames. mandatory evacuations already ordered in two counties as firefighters scramble on the front lines to protect homes and property. but the conditions are stacked againsthem. this terrain is a tinderbox. you can hear those flames eating through this bone-dry brush. this is perfect fuel for this fire. this is cal fire saying it's running out of money after a brutal fire season. record-setting w

cecilia?utism, the 6-year-old last seen at a state park before vanishing and gio benitez has the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: the fbi joining forces with local police. they're desperately searching for that missing 6-year-old. his name is maddox ritch. you see him right there. again, he has autism. he doesn't speak. maddox was last seen in a gastonia, north carolina, park saturday afternoon, with his father and another adult and his parents say he started running. when they ran after him they lost sight of him. more than 100 authorities are now searching. you see them right there, 1400 acres by air, boat and on the ground. now, police in the park are also playing recordings with the voices of his parents hoping maddox hears them. overnight, the boy's father actually sent a statement to local tv station wccb saying he thanks everyone for helping search for maddox and that the family is trying to help the police in any way possible. if you know where maddox is please call police, no c

cecilia? >>> let's turn to our "gma" exclusive. model is sharing how she overcame near impossible odds to become a mom again at age 54 h. abc's kayna whitworth sat down with her and joins us here in the studio. good morning, kayna. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning. so this is her fifth child, first girl. doctors giving her just a 2% chance of conceiving through ivf but she tells me, for ten years, her and her husband never gave up hope. >> it was like a scream inside. of happiness. >> reporter: actress and model brigitte nielsen made headlines around the world when she announced her pregnancy at age 54. >> the best part of being a mom at my age is being my age. i'm mature. i'm very, very happy. i've never been happier in my life. >> reporter: in june she and her 39-year-old husband welcomed their daughter, frida. >> here she is, my princess is here, oh, my god, i can cry. >> reporter: the couple has spent the last ten years trying to get pregnant. >> ten years. that's a decade. it's even longer. wow. it's a long time, but she is

it is great to have cecilia here with us. >> great to be leer with you guys. both of my friends. we have a lot coming up right here on "gma." anita hill is standing by for that exclusive. we all, of course, remember her powerful testimony decades ago. we will be hearing what she's saying this morning about that supreme court showdown. >> cecilia, this comes after a new move overnight by judge kavanaugh's accuser, dr. christine blasey ford. her lawyer sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee requesting an fbi investigation before she testifies. the gop is standing firm against that plan for now. our senior national correspondent terry moran is tracking all the latest from the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. so, it's a stalemate. the senate judiciary committee controlled by republicans is determined to move forward with that hearing next monday to investigate the charges that judge brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted professor christine blasey ford decades ago. dr. ford won't be there, she says, unless the fbi investigates her charges first. mea

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cecilia vega, abc news, the white house. >> our thanks to cecilia. >>> but in the meantime, an armed man caused a scare at a los angeles area hospital. more than 400 people were evacuated from a kaiser permanente in downey after reports of an active shooter. police say the suspect a patient at the hospital. he threw a chair out a window before taking out a gun. he surrendered to officers without incident. nobody was hurt. police haven't confirmed if any shots were fired. >>> new details in the investigation of the dallas police shooting of a man in his home. a search warrant obtained by abc news says witnesses heard a verbal exchange and then gunshots the night that botham jean was killed, that differs slightly from an account by jean's family attorneys. they say witnesses heard a woman's voice, shots, then a man's voice. investigators say officer amber guyger entered jean's apartment thinking it was hers. detectives say she thought he was an intruder and shot him when he ignored her commands. >> so sad. >>> yesterday, there was a real special shinin

as cecilia mentioned, he did not rule out the possibility of changing his mind depending on what happens here. this comes down to this hearing, the performance in this hearing. we know he will be watching. >> the senators are taking their seats. senator grassley in place right now. i want to bring in our legal team as well, dan abrams and sunny hostin. let's keep an eye on chairman right there. what's the most important thing you're watching for, dan? >> i think this comes down to how dr. ford performs, meaning that even if brett kavanaugh performs well, even if he seems credible, if she seems credible and she seems believable, it's very, very hard then to move forward. because if you believe what she's saying, i think that it's going to be a real challenge with regard to these swing votes. >> sunny hostin, we saw yesterday president trump did not want to call these women liars and that gets to the point dan was just making. you're a former sex crimes prosecutor. key individual today as well, rachel martin, who will be asking those questions. >> yes, absolutely. and i have to say she's a

cecilia vega is at the u.n.ith more this morng.in good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hey, michael. good rainy morning to you. let me set the stage for what h meha.en this is a very serious setting with all of theseears there is rarely even applause let alone laughter but when president trump was out delivering what is a go-to n igause line fr hpa just watch. >> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in hie thsty orof our country. [ laughter ] america -- so true. [ laughter ] didn't expect that reaction, but that's okay. >> reporte yeah, t rt l,toor li laughter. he is back here again for day reeyof oe tn uthathe press conference later thisin this is just his second solo press conference on u.s. soil, michael, since taking office. >> all right, thank you, cecilia. appreciate that. and sa well, that's not what i expected but you say you expected a laugh so a little confusing. >> a little bit. all right, michael. >>> to the race to find that missing 6-year-old

. >> reporter: cecilia eight months pregnant and her husband watched as a flash flood quickly watched as the overwhelmed the small town of everman tech agency. just south of ft. worth. >> they were hearing screaming, like help, help. >> the water got all the way to the top. we ran to this room to get out the window. >> reporter: 35 people homes damaged. >> water rose to at the highest point, we're estimating 6 feet. >> reporter: swiftwater rescue teams pulled a stranded driver from a car, as water rushed past. in fitztown, oklahoma, dramatic images as a powerful flash flood carried away this herd of cattle. all are believed to be okay. flash flood warnings in effect for texas, oklahoma and arkansas, tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> incredible cell phone videotape tonight from ottawa, canada yesterday. we hear from a terrified father when his daughter was nearly swept into the twister. nbc's matt bradley has the story. >> reporter: in canada, a rare look inside a tornado. as vincent turned his camera on a dangerous cyclone. >> you're out far, can you see the tornado, but when it just appea

legacy and how it stands in contrast to president trump, abc news senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega, abc news' cokie roberts, and chris christie, an abc news contributor and former governor of new jersey. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> cokie, i want to start with you. that was such a powerful rebuke by meghan mccain, our colleague here at abc news on "the view." it really was as if john mccain was speaking through meghan. will that message echo through the chamber? especially on the republican side? >> it's hard because that -- it is so divided, and it was a moment. john mccain as you said, orchestrated the whole thing, and he did have chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell, the leaders of the senate sitting together, nancy pelosi and paul ryan, the leaders of the house sitting together, and then they go back and they have their own constituents to worry about, and it's very difficult to see them coming together, but the rebuke was so strong. i mean, it wasn't just meghan. it was george bush saying that our common humanity knows no borders and barack obama talking abou

trade commissioner cecilia strong and her staff met with their counterparts.from the office of u.s. trade representative u.s.t.r. robert light hisor although mr light hisor did not attend the meeting and basket or light hisor in commissioner amounts to room will reportedly meet later this month in conventional negotiating fashion which seems sort of weird now it's nothing's conventional in trade these days the parties chose to purr to prioritize areas where agreement seems easier to attain the parties will initially focus on what the u.s. t.r. calls technical barriers to trade including differing regulatory standards while putting off some of the more difficult issues such as agger.

good morning, ginger. >> good morning, cecilia.se homes. it's been more than a week since the hurricane was around and we're still seeing flooding. we're talking about the walk ma river that could reach crest wednesday, and that will be two weeks after florence made landfall. serious issues still there weeks after the hurricane has moved on. there are other pockets of flooding to talk about. san antonio had their wettest september on record. austin, texas, rescues ongoing there, and you see 4 to 6 inches from there to tennessee. we have more flash flood watches and severe storms from chicago to detroit. >> thank you, ginger. >>> coming up, we have brand-new photos of george and charlotte, and we'll tell you what meghan markle is now revealing about the secrets of her wedding dress. >>> and how to shop smarter from home. we're trying new technology that could take the headache out of getting dressed. >>> and taraji p. henson is here and get your shoes ready as the new season of "dancing with the stars" kicks off, and we'll be headin

trade commissioner cecilia strong and her staff met with their counterparts from the office of u.s. trade representative u.s.t.r. robert light hisor although mr light hisor did not attend the meeting and better light hisor in commissioner malmstrom will reportedly meet later this month in conventional negotiating fashion which seems sort of weird now it's nothing's conventional in trade these days the parties chose to purr to prioritize areas where agreement seems easier to attain the parties will initially focus on what the u.s. t.r. calls technical barriers to trade including differing regulatory standards while putting off some of the more difficult issues such as agriculture and autos both sides say they can close a specific deal on those technical barriers by november and u.s.t.r. has said that they will use trade promotion authority t.p.a. to expedite any agreement through the u.s. congress. moving to the edge of europe the slide of the turkish lira continued this week ahead of a meeting of the country's central bank the lira dropped again yesterday closing at sixteen cents to

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we want to bring in cecilia vega with more on that.. the white house says these are disgruntled former employees making these claims. they're really out to try to discredit this book. but woodward says he's painting the picture of the white house in chaos and aides are trying to prevent the president from making catastrophic mistakes because they believe he himself is a danger to national security. this morning a chorus of denials from the highest levels of the white house. >> i can tell you that the president, everything so far that i've seen out of this book doesn't depict what's going on in the building behind me. and you have people like general mattis, general kelly, two american heroes come out and call the book pure fiction. >> reporter: abc news obtained an advanced copy of the book called "fear." among the claims, former chief economic adviser gary cohn swiped sensitive papers right off the oval office desk to keep the president from seeing them. saying, quote, got to protect the country. and after a discussion about strategy

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trade commissioner cecilia amongst german her u.s. counterpart robert lives ties between the two have come under strain with the u.s. threatening to impose import tariffs on e.u. cars while the latest talks suggest the two sides could be ready to remove tariffs on some industrial products months from said that last week profound disagreements continued to exist on trade policy. for now let's cross over to new york where our correspondent has a how is standing viola's a that sounded like the trade dispute between the e.u. and the u.s. is on the way to being resolved at some stage but what about china. as it is now it seems that tensions between the walls vary too because economies are not easy in any time soon on monday china promised that retail lesion if the bottle so does. the risk obey gina starting to focus more on deal pray she is over american companies in the country as it runs out of goods bought from the u.s. for penalties let's not forget that the us imported three dollars of chinese products for every dollar of american goo

i will be getting an expert view on that trade deal later, we have cecilia meeting with the us trade who was paralysed from the waist down after crashing his snowmobile has made medical history by walking with the aide of an electrical implant. doctors in the us used an electrode to stimulate nerves in the spinal chord, allowing the patient to walk, by issuing commands from his brain. here's our health and science reporterjames gallagher. kelly thomas thought this would be impossible is pete has been for yea rs impossible is pete has been for years that she was paralysed from the waist down in a car accident. now she can walk again, thank to an implant in herspine now she can walk again, thank to an implant in her spine and months of gruelling exercises. one day they we re gruelling exercises. one day they were helping me as usual, and then they stopped helping me and i took maybe three or four steps in sequence maybe three or four steps in sequence and i just stopped maybe three or four steps in sequence and ijust stopped and my lips started quivering and my ears, my face got hot an

. >> cecilia, i would imagine that when the gavel hits again, when senator grassley closes cown this hearing, we could see a tweet from the president, quite quickly. >> i wouldn't be surprised the second it's over. if our own reporting is correct, and we've seen the white house aides in the west wing kind of holed up behind closed doors, they are probably helping draft some kind of official response, if not from the president himself, from the white house. i think that we will see that very soon. one thing that struck me that we learned in the last half hour is, judge kavanaugh said that a delay of a week is far too long. so, we did finally get an answer on whether or not the fbi should investigate, and that's a flat-out no. >> the question, mary bruce, at this point, that delay of a week, the one that chris coons laid on the table, is that going to appeal to senator murkowski, senator collins? >> it will be interesting to see how that falls with them. i mean, certainly it seems like they've wanted a lot of time to digest these testimonies that we've heard here today, that seems to b

here is abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: president trump tweeting out this urgent warning to those innce. >> get out of its way. don't play games with it. it's a big one. it's called mother nature. you never know. but we know. we love you all. we want you safe. >> reporter: it comes as the president continues to give himself rave reviews for his handling of puerto rico's devastating hurricane maria. >> puerto rico was an incredible unsung success. >> reporter: the reality, maria was the deadliest hurricane in modern american history, killing nearly 3,000 people. the mayor of san juan telling abc news, he never got it. he will never get it. and the president still engaged in a war of words, insisting his administration did an unappreciated great job in puerto rico and calling the mayor totally incompetent. >> oops, he did it again. here he goes again. you know, he doesn't understand that this isn't about him and about his -- his ego. >> reporter: the president says he is receiving regular updates. he is in touch with state and local officials and he cancelled two campaign events becaus

it's happened to me many times. >> cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> all right.>> democrats are demanding that the president withdraw the nomination and outgoing gop senator jeff flake invoked the clarence thomas/anita hill hearing to chastise both parties. >> there was an earlier case 27 years ago from which you might have thought we would have learned something. but the past couple of weeks makes it clear that we haven't learned much at all. >> a committee vote on kavanaugh remains on the docket for friday, and republicans are hoping to follow up with a vote by the full senate sometime next week. abc news planning complete coverage of today's hearing. it starts at 10:00 a.m. eastern time, 7:00 a.m. pacific. >>> a possible government shutdown next week seems to have been averted. that's because congress has passed an $854 billion spending bill, which the president says he will sign. the bill includes the largest military pay increase in nine years, but it does not include money for the president's wall along the border with mexico. trump calls that ridiculous. >

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whether cecilia vice president or the ceo, the world will be watching.don junior said yesterday, he has 3 million, his dad has a lot of people. what if all of those people pulled off to another vehicle in a free market system and they no longer were part of google, facebook, or anything else out there. maybe they start their own. >> steve: that's a great point, tammy. we wouldn't worry so much about all of this if these companies were not so dominant. if there's more competition. >> yes, exactly. google is so big, just like too big to fail. it's operating like an element of government. as you noted in your opening, some i can say nevermind, not going testify because they are beyond that. google had a big role with the obama administration actually in government. there's a sense they can operate in a certain way with impunity. at the same time the irony, the google employees did not want google to work with the pentagon. apparently they have no problem with google working and assisting the tyranny in china that is imprisoning people and working to create