fayed?one through cell phone searches and also cell site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to gather enough evidence to charge two more suspects with murder. in june 2010 steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber and gabriel was the lookout. both pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim fayed wasn't done with the idea of murder. he apparently believed his cellmate had connections, and he wanted to hire a new hit man from jail. >> he wants the ranch hand taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate -- or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. >> he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commiss

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i did know how she gets herself out of that besides doing what many think is a giant fai judd ora kindcomes up or a kind of blind brexit where she comes up with a vaguely worded political statement that anyone can kind of spin as they have won. i think it is impossible. there is no parliamentary majority for either. it would be very hard for her to even get a fudge through because it is attached to this high price divorce bill, £39 billion. is that all we are getting in exchange, if there is no uncertain future and there is no uncertain future and there is no uncertain future and there is a true question... luna there is a true question... luna there is a true question... luna there is no other choice for britain. -- there is no other choice stopper britain wants to leave. written is not prepared, britain is divided and europe is united. —— britain. due think macron would have signed up —— do you think. will he rele nt signed up —— do you think. will he relent on that? only way alt could be stopped by a macron. -- the only way could be stopped by emmanuel macron. what will theresa may

professor elaine fai year is a professor of law. thank you for coming in.dent trump seems to be calling a lot of the shots here. what hope do the g20 ministers have of coming up with anything that stands the test of time all stands the test of a tweet?! it is a difficult time when we see that time and time again tariffs are threatened and the us walks away and there are talks being proposed and there are talks being proposed and there is a new escalation, which is there is a new escalation, which is the escalated the next day. it is extraordinary. the us is not even sending a trade representative to the 620, sending a trade representative to the g20, they have more important things to do with nafta and in negotiating with the eu this week. it is an enormous and volatile time. they are sending their deputy, aren't they? do you think america is taking this seriously? it looks like it is far down the us agenda and that destabilises the traditional us agenda. one could also argue it is the hallmark of how the g20 meeting is have evolved and, perhaps, lost signi

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joining us j is laughin cohener of the record house and fay. michelle is from the d.c. public library. also joining us today is jose martinez, owner of corrento galler welcome all of you to the program. the festival starts at noon and we know it's going to rain butre we don't is that right, joe? >> we're going to be here today rain or shine, 40th anniversary. we'rng in the g to let weather stop us. we'll be there with lots of indoor and outdoor activ >>el mi, you're celebrating 40 years. the festival has been going on for four decades. that's a long, longhistory. tell us how it got >>started. t started 40 years ago as a block party. by the '80s, hundreds of thousands of people were coming. it became known as the east coast's largest block party. so we're carrying on pretty long tradition of bringing people together in our neighb qhood. >> it te a tradition. i understand stand just a few years ago the festival almostdn happen. >> that's right. there was a chance that it was going to be canceled, but a group of people from the communit businesses and residents banded toge

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they want, that is what the first amendment is like, not for just things you like, there has to be a fai fairplaying field tt now dynamic has shaped -- -- >> what is battle plan here? you going to regulate them like a utility. >> i think it will be a concern, we don't need to look at from a regulatory stand point, you have to look at shining light in dark places, we see problem i believe that market will be great disinfectant. we have to show, i share the same concern, i don't share the concern he has just because he lives in so -- silicon valley, i share is because i see his platform. >> all right. thank you. liz: voter in 2020 will decide who will fill out remainedder of mccabmccain's term, that seat wl be up against for 6 year term, political stakes are high, jon kyl's first vote could be on whether or not to confirm kavanaugh on the supreme court. checking on your money. markets en on the down side. september is historic well -- a bad month for stock, amazon hit trillion trading mark today. let's get to the nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse. reporter: first trading day in se

lopez apparentlyd fai to report the students leaving. he reported the first student missing aft calls from a family member about picking him up. officer returned tooo the s about two hours later for a report of the second missing student. both students were found safewa ering miles away from the building. >> a 16 hour barricade situation ended. the suspect is accused of raping woman in arlington after answering an online ad. when police aived at his apartment wednesday nigh he barricaded himself inside. he'll now be extradited to arlington. >> the metro board approved a contract extension for the general manager paul wiedefeld. he'll stay on board until 2021. it was controversial with union members and board members speaking out against him. >> a heads up this weekend, you will not be able to cross the arlington memorialbridge. starting tonight, crews plan to close lanes in both directions fo mor construction projects. you won't be able to walk or bike over it as well. this has been delayed several t'times. >> is now 6:36., coming up it'

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he campaigned for him in the fay miss brau famous brawl of them all. so you really know what the affection that our senator in south carolina has for john m k mccain. and trying to stoke the bipartisan fire that john mccain was in surgein search of. have yoyou known mccain through lindsey graham, he was tough guy. he could take it, dish it out, fun at times, about all of that shown through. he is an american hero. sometimes he was hard to get along with and sometimes i was opinionat opinionated, but to lindsey graham hearts and prayers go out because we have lost a true hero in american politics who really wasn't i had fight asdentified republican or democrat, just an american. >> and your reflection also because you saw every shade if you will in the audience of politics both left and right. >> yeah, and i tweeted a couple da days ago that one day i can tell my kid thatsz worked fs that i mccain. and the feel you you that you saw today is a lot of the same of why we were inspired to go in on government. it is how he carried himself, his commitment to

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and i think the hearing did the right they know in giving her a full and fai opportunity to tell her story. that's what we needed to do. the committee treated herith respect, as we should. i do not believe senate democrats treated with you respect. what do we know? we know that her testimony and your testimony are in conflict. a fair-minded assessor of facts would look to what else do we know when you have conflicting testimony? we know dr. ford identifiedth e fact witnesses who she said observed what occurred. all three of those fact witnesses have stayed on the record, under penalty of perjury, that the do no recall what she is alleging happen. they have not only not corroborated her charges. they have explicitly refuted her charges. that's significant to a fair-minded fact finder. in addition, you've walked through before this committee your calendarsrom thetime. i will say, you were a much more organized teenager than i was and many of us were. but it is a compelling recitation of night by night by night where you were in the summer of 1982. that is yet anotherem coraneous piece

he came to the islamic center saying the face of terror is not the fais of islam.t is not what islam is about. islam is peace. that was striking from people to hear from the president. >> he was right. what we were beginning to see was american citizens upset and enraged by what happened on 9/11 understandably, making life uncomfortable for believers of the islamic faith in the united states. he really wanted to call the country to pull together and focus on the real problem, which is those terrorist extremists who really are perverting islam in the name of what is essentially a political agenda. >> is that a message that you think is being declared loudly enough from the current administration or work to be done on that front? >> i think there is work to be don on prevention. the administration is doing some things. they have a stabilization effort going on, trying to increase the coordination between the various departments of governments to deal with stabilization of conflict states. they are talking about the issue of fragile states, bad governance that are vul

something bad happens to me, i try to make it into as positive and i think people are trying to somewhere faie faith and look at the right side and that they are alive and just weather the storm. >> i think that you are right that giving is contagious. good on you and your team for being down there and helping out. i know people are wondering how you can join in the effort. you can learn about the be strong initiative online. >>> coming up next, classmates of both brett kavanaugh and christine noblasey ford are issuing their support. we'll talk to a local supporter digging in to ford's past, she is next. ♪ be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes f

that 1500 navy midshipmen havshipmendecided to come to the to pay their respects to one of the most fayumni oft storied institution. gillian: for more on his legacy, let's bring in james cheevers and heritage command director, retired rear admiral samuel cox. tell us about the significance of the senator wanting so much for his final resting place to be on the grounds of the academy. >> well, i think he definitely wanted to influence future generations of midshipman to provide an example of service with honor which i think is very important for midshipmen to understand and live by the same code that he did. leland: john, quoting president bush yesterday, he, meaning mccain, remained a troublesome cleave to the end. much has been made about his graduation, i think it was fifth from the bottom at the naval academy and then goes on to have his incredible and storied career, bringing enormous honor on himself and the academy and the ideals it stands for. is there a history of those who were troublesome, who had an independent, maverick streak, going on to do incredible things later in their

but will the president of the united states actually order that fai investigation? will mitch mcconnell hold to the deal? minutes later the president reacted to that dramatic plot twist during a meeting in the oval office? >> mr. president, any comments on the requested delay from senator flake. he wants a one-week delay. >> i'm going to let the senate handle that. they'll make their decisions. they've been doing a good job and very professional. i'm just hearing a little bit about it. i've been with the president of khile and we're talking about special projects. >> conceding he wasn't attaching any formal strings to the measure. he simply wouldn't support kavanaugh in the final vote. he seemed to imply, though never quite said, without an fbi investigation. flake would not be able to block kavanaugh's confirmation on his own. he's just one vote. democrats would have to flip one more republican and hold their entire caucus to get to that 51 vote majority. over the course of the afternoon republicans lisa murkowski and susan collins and democrat joe manchin all anno

i just spoke with our photographer mike fay began who got the images of of bill cosby being placed in backseat of the plaque explorer and not perhaps the transport that some people might have expected. bill cosby appeared to be moving very slowly possibly because he was shackled at the ankles along with the hand cuffs on his wrist. he was backed into the open back door of the suv, placed in the backseat. they closed the door. eventually that vehicle then pulled away from the curb, and headed towards what we believe to be county facility where he would then be processed and then transported to a state prison where he is expected to spend at least the next couple of years and possibly more than three years up to 10 years behind bars for the three counts of aggravated indecent assault that he was convicted of and then sentenced to today. so, a dramatic day for a man once known as america's dad. a man who lived the life of a celebrity for more than 50 years, one of the most famous people certainly in america, perhaps in the world in disgrace, in hand cuffs, leaving this courthouse and his

. >> brennan: talking about walking out, because basically when it comes to votes this is a fai tacccompli have not said how they're going to vote, republicans like to think it is, but progressive say that they could still pressure some people in the middle to change their minds if they are able to get the public more engaged. >> >> brennan: how does this resonate with the voters? >> for a lot of voters,, evangelical voters their decision to finally vote for president trim trump was on the supreme court. his ability to pick someone as conservative for the supreme court. he put federalist list out when he was running, this is where a lot of them, went from their reservations to okay i'm going to vote for this guy. they're very energized and excited about this. this is something they're going to be watching, i will say i think one of the most vibrant things we do in congress is watch -- i'm old enough to remember like the judge bork went through the process. these are one of the most vibrant things that congress does. but trump voters are going to be watching this, they're excited about it a

tom fay car, ktvu fox 2 news -- tom vacar ktvu fox 2 news. >>> chb out in the final hours of labor dayofficers are patrolling state i was looking out for distracted and reckless drivers, this is part of a two state crackdown, chp is teaming up with nevada highway patrol for what is being called the i- 80 challenge, officers have an important message for anyone driving on hundreds of miles of dizzy i-80 during the holiday weekend. >> don't drink, don't drive, don't drive distracted, have a plan, hold yourself responsible for the safety of yourself and your loved ones and your community members. if you do not hold yourselves responsible, we will do that for you. >> just last month the chp motorcycle officer was killed along i-80 in fairfield. a few days later, free -- a few people were hurt when a crew on caltrans was working along the same stretch of highway, both crashes involved distracted drivers. >>> more than 140,000 active and retired u.s. service members are claiming that exposure from toxins due to burn pits and them sick. some military bases in the middle east use massive pits

he walked out a cocted criminal and told a fay links of his former colleague his conviction overroadis cotry's riewferl. >> they're obviously threatening esr democra and destroying freedom of the prs in our country h >> reporter:and his colleague kyaw soeoo were bundled into the back to have a police van for doing their jobs. >> we believe journalists should be able to practice without intimidation a fear and ths case has very much undermined freedom of the media mirn ma. >> reporter: last year, wa lone and kyaw soe oo began investigating. rohingya have long been targeten by the imum yarr millet. last year p min myanmar military was accused of setting fire with genocidal intent. the reuters journalists discovered ten muslim forced to watch neighbors dig a shallow grave, soon afterwards all dead, shot by minimum mar troops. they have testimony from the buddhi villagers. the government refused to consider their work journalism. myanmar's transition was supposed to be led to a burgeoning democracy from military rule, but e government pursued the charges against the journalists. >> we mu

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couple of days ago there was a missile strike on harder in the north of hama and this resulted in nine fayed tallet is including children tens of people were injured some rockets wars old so launched against the neighboring cell disco b. and three people died there. the joint statement on city only notes others are not didn't need to separate the armed opposition which just cited to go over but it also meant to separate them from terrorists this is the kind of separation distinction in the view of the summit participants that will be decisive important to making sure that there are no victims against preventing victims against civilians and that explains the appeal in tehran in the appeal is to all members of international community who can exert pressure on the armed groups and it led to help separating them from terrorists and the same time we have we cannot allow terrorism chair or ists to hold hostage and use hundreds of thousands of people in it live as human shields. coexistence with terrorism is impossible and this is something that is clear in all of the un decisions it is also on ac

that question is that there some cultures that are not okay, and that probably violates the law under fai and not all culture is equal. i think that is a good reminder. i'm a big believer that culture change is hard and long and frustrating and i'm really excited but the work you're doing, and in the meantime, from day one and again and again people need to be reminded there are rules they need to follow, and while they're hearts and minds are changing and while they're coming along, there are also rules that are boundaries that are really clear, and one of the conversations that i think is really important right now is that those boundaries that you set for your workplace, they should be higher than the low bar that is the law. they should be much higher. and that boundary should be communicated again and again and again as a rule for your workplace, not just the culture that you are directing towards. >> thank you for that. bridgette, we have -- i'm thinking of planned parenthood creating a safe space for me hen i was in college. that was a question on twitter, how to create the open an

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you are forensic psychologist —— forensic pathologist into whether princess diana and dodi fayed's deathsk place with the car and the paparazzi and henri paul, but that is as far as it goes. you are criticised for the removal of some of the marchioness victims which we were told was standard practice and authorise —— authorised by the coroner, the public inquiry exonerated the pathologists but how did you deal with that criticism? exonerated the pathologists but how did you deal with that criticism7m was very did you deal with that criticism7m was very hard because it was standard practice and we were caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. we were having to identify bodies that were not in good condition and they could not have been seen by relatives and a positive id made. we did not have dna which is where we would go to now to make identifications and identification is crucial in mass disaster work because people have to be sure, the certainty has to be there they have buried their own relative. and so it was very hard to cope with a lot of criticism over a large number of yea

the fai contacting people as part of an additional background probe into judge brett kavanaugh. they have contacted deborah ramirez, who alleges that he showed his general these -- shoved his genitals into her face at a party at yale. let me go back to the new york times story cowritten by alexander burns and jonathan headline, kavanaugh could help gop in senate midterms, but not house races. while judge kavanaugh may be a powerful motivating tool to the left, the degree to which democratic candidates elevate the issue remains in question. he will be far away from any competitive house races where judge kavanaugh could hurt a republican candidate. vivian, virginia, democrats line. big senate race in virginia, what do you think? caller: it is not going to change my vote. good morning. thank you for taking my call. i keep hearing he is such a great man. why are they hiding his papers? why do they rush it through so quick? it was not a problem with gorsuch. he got right in. there is something wrong with this man. before he went out and had that break, he was very, very mean. he cam

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speaker, i rise today to honor mary fay lucas arnold of bryan, texas, who passed away. mary was born in east texas on november 17, 1920 to william and cora terrell. in 1943 at the midst of world war ii, mary decided to serve her nation by joining the women's army corps. a few months later she met william evert "bill" lucas. after the war, bill's took him, mary, and their family to live in haiti, venezuela, and college station, texas. upon retirement, bill and mary moved to bryan, texas. bill passed away in 1972 and mary later married t.h. john arnold. mary was active in serving the bryan college station community. she was the assistant credit manager at sears and bryan and was one of the two oldest members of the baptist church in college station. she belonged to the american legion and the v.f.w. auxiliary. mr. speaker, mary's life was recognized by herselfless service. she was loved by her community and certainly left an enduring legacy. she will forever be remembered as a veteran, a community eader, a wife, a mother, a grandmother, great-grandmother, great-great gran