justine greening is mentioned in this piece, one of those polling in the other direction, about a possible from the remain side. any substance? one of the most fascinating things about chequers is that this is uniting the conservative party, i have seen people screaming at each other on the tory benches over brexit but justine greening is saying that she agrees with boris johnson, justine greening is saying that she agrees with borisjohnson, chequers isa agrees with borisjohnson, chequers is a dead duck, the most unpopular policy since the poll tax. people are coalescing in opposition to the prime and mr's brexit plan which is a very strange position. —— prime minister's brexit plan. and now we have anti—semitic activist, in quotes, voted onto the labour ruling body. peter willsman was removed from the slate for the momentum for days after it opened and the majority of people who voted voted early because of their electoral rules —— momentum. there's a feeling people voted early but they would rather have not. this will inflame the already fraught itinerants around anti—semitism in the lab

let's discuss this with justine greening. this withjustine greening. withjustine greening. challenge given the brexit dominates everything. everything. what do you think the party should be doing? party should be doing? social mobility in nevada we are not counted as a lot of mobility. counted as a lot of mobility. they have got the chances they need for their family. for their family. you about the labour agenda, what jeremy corbyn is doing? jeremy corbyn is doing? them with my oddly appealing to me what a different way? what a different way? should be really concerned about what labour are selling. what labour are selling. in a labour heartland was a biasing all of this before. all of this before. simplistic, ultimately, the wrong answers to these problems. answers to these problems. a comment below that there would not have it. in the country today. up bit day—to—day agenda is being pushed to the second. pushed to the second. i do know want to happen. to happen. we talked about google until literally homeless. until literal

there are prominent politicians, justine greening for example, former education secretary, supporting is not ourjob to say that because it might offend people who don't want a second referendum, or who voted to do is, while reporting calls for a second referendum, report on the objections to it. nick robinson, thank you. we featured complaints last week about what was seen as the excessive emphasis given to the buildup to hurricane florence when florence was downgraded to a tropical storm and hit the east coast of the united states on friday. chris buckler was in the eye of the storm. people might have been briefly relieved, but the truth is the wind is still strong enough to knock you over and it is going to remain like that for some time. there are concerns of course about the rainfall and the flooding as the storm surges continue. the problem with hurricane florence is that it is hovering over this area and will continue throughout the weekend. and that means people need to be continued to be aware of florence and aware of the damage she could do. in case you couldn't hear that, th

we are fed justin greening and nick bowles. they don't like it either. —— justin greening. no deal i think many will be prepared to compromise but there are many who are not compared to compromise and they don't have any credible alternative that they can agree on amongst themselves despite having two years to do so. i think it is quite extraordinary. i think we just need to coming back to what this means for all the rest of us and we have seen already the first tranche of the technical notices of how people plan for no deal and no transition. we will see another tranche of those later this week and i think we need to look very carefully about to see what the cast and the consequences are if this happens. the problem with backing the chequers plan is only a proposal to proposal to put to the eu which they might say yes to some elements ofan they might say yes to some elements of an old to others. in other words it might have to change further and thatis it might have to change further and that is surely an even bigger problem for you and for other members of your party. of

is in birmingham at the party conference and has been speaking to a former cabinet minister, justine greeninge prime minister's interview this morning and jeremy hunt is talking about it as well. many wondering how the party ca n as well. many wondering how the party can move on to talk about other things. let's discuss this with justin other things. let's discuss this withjustin greening. it's quite a challenge. what should the party be doing? i think we need to realise that for most people brexit is not what is going to be impacting their day—to—day lives. we need to talk about the day in and day out. i am here to talk about social mobility and the fact that we don't have equal opportunities. people want to see real change on the ground sue —— to make they have the opportunities they want for their family. how concerned are you about the labour agenda, jeremy corbyn, either positives you can see there? are they appealing to people in a different way to the conservatives? i grew different way to the conservatives? igrew up different way to the conservatives? i grew up in a labour heartland i

let me bring in justine greening.heresa may in recent weeks in her approach, what did you make of this steely performance that shejust make of this steely performance that she just gave? i make of this steely performance that shejust gave? i think it make of this steely performance that she just gave? i think it was clear to me back injuly that chequers she just gave? i think it was clear to me back in july that chequers was an unworkable deal, it does not supported by the british public, it's not supported by mps in parliament and of course in her party, and i think it's something that's already dead. i think we have wasted time over the last two months effectively flogging a that strategy will not succeed. i think the prime minister now needs to listen to what people are saying to her here in the uk, and then come up with a viable route forward that actually has a chance of success. the clock is ticking on brexit, we have to find a route forward. i have set out what my route forward is, i think we can only find a re

justine greening said that today and she's coming from the other side of the argument.ll and she says theresa may is like king knutt, so we have this extraordinary scenario where remainers now agree with brexiteers that checkers is a dud, a dead duck, and we have the polls which show it is going down in marginal constituencies —— king cnut. more than half of voters are opposed to chequers and they think it is doubtful britain. she is getting attacked on all sides, from the eu, brexiteers and remainers and she hopes there is enough moderate mps to back are to continue —— back to continue to push plan. as you both mention the conservative party will be very interesting. can't wait. as will the labour party. activists voted on to labour ruling body. peter wilson was part of the momentum slate for the national executive committee. they withdrew support for him after his comments in one of the nec meetings, and he had the lowest number of votes on the original slate partly because people vote very early, and that will cause renewed focus on labour, whether or not they are de

question would be if you had a referendum, would it be on a particular deal, would it be, as justine greeninghree—way referendum — when you come down to it, we are still a very divided country, opinion has not shifted hugely between the tv news of whether to leave or remain. shifted hugely between the tv news of whether to leave or remainm shifted hugely between the tv news of whether to leave or remain. it is true that the great majority of people hold the same view now as they did in the referendum two years ago, but the people who have changed, more people are changed from leave to remain than the other way, and one other thing — we know that older people voted 2—1 to leave. we now know from other yougov research that people who've reached voting age since the referendum are 7-1 voting age since the referendum are 7—1 for remain. and you know, come march the 29th, the day we are due to leave the eu, there will be almost two million young people who are old enough to vote who were not old enough to vote two years ago, and they are beginning to say, where is our voice in all of this? we will

there are some prominent politicians, justine greening for example, former education secretary, cominga second referendum, report on the objections to it. nick robinson, thank you. we featured complaints last week about what was seen as the excessive emphasis given to the buildup to hurricane florence. when florence downgraded to a tropical storm hit the east coast of the united states on friday, chris buckler was in the eye of the storm. people might have been briefly relieved, but the truth is the wind is still strong enough to knock you over and it is going to remain like that for some time. the particular concern is of course about the rainfall and the flooding as the storm surges continue. the problem with hurricane florence is that it is hovering over this area and will do so throughout the weekend. and that means people need to continue to be aware of florence and aware of the damage she could do. in case you couldn't hear that, the message was that the wind was strong enough to knock you over, which led some viewers to wonder, as newswatch viewers do every us hurricane season,

i'm joined by the former conservative cabinet minister justine greening, talking about the possibilityexit. i think the only way to resolve this is to put those fundamental choices between hard brexit, soft brexit or staying in back to the british people, now that we know what they are. i think we should come back with a deal and give people a say on it. some people say you were a remainder, you represent a constituency where people voted remain and you're trying to stop brexit happening.” ama trying to stop brexit happening.” am a pragmatist and i think people should have the chance to pick the route ahead themselves, knowing the details of the different options on the table. i think it's a false choice to say it's my way, from the prime minister, the chequers deal, which only ia% of people support, or no deal. up until now nobody was better than a bad deal and i think chequers is a bad deal for britain. graphene, half out, no say, i think leave voters, this is not the brexit they voted for. it doesn't jawline under the brexit wrote, and we absolutely have to do that. —— would draw a

there has been so much criticism from people in the leave camp and remain, justine greening saying this common agricultural policy in the common agricultural policy in the common fisheries policy is. it achieves those things but cleverly, it alsojessie achieves those things but cleverly, it also jessie is achieves those things but cleverly, it alsojessie is the commission's red lines. it is not another that they can ignore —— it also addresses they can ignore —— it also addresses the commission's. they need to look at it seriously is trying to get a good deal that will make our transition out of the eu as smooth as possible that protects jobs and businesses. what is your evidence that they are looking at it seriously? jacob rees—mogg is saying that michel barnier, on monday, suggesting that he agreed with him that the plan was absolute rubbish. what is your evidence they are taking this seriously? if i had my list of quotes i could give you a whole set of quotes of european leaders who have said this is a good plan to work from. it shows clear determination from the uk to find a deal th

i spoke to one of them earlier, justine greening, she is one of those calling for another referendum,equers and they support it. if you have leave voters in your patch, theyjust don't think this gives us theyjust don't think this gives us the break from europe that they want. they cannot see why we would still take all these rules, the whole point was breaking free of those. and for remain folders, they are thinking, hang on a second, why are thinking, hang on a second, why are we still having rules now we don't get to actually shape them and actually the people who wanted to leave aren't happy with the leave that we are going to have, so what was the point of all of this? we have to find a route forward that genuinely can get people behind it but i don't think what —— we will know what that is unless we go back to them with a final say referendum. i spoke to one of the leave mps earlier, he was saying exactly that, they are absolutely not behind the chequers deal that theresa may is talking about, they now think that the only option is to go to a free—trade arrangement. it is very cl

it was all square heading up the 18th before justin rose put his approach shot into the water around the green putting another point on the board for the us. another point courtesy of dustinjohnson, alongside rickie? fowler, winning 4-2, alongside rickie? fowler, winning 4—2, against worry mcilroy and to listen. mcilroy did not make any birdies today, he will want to rectify his performance in the foursomes this afternoon. tyrrell hatton and paul casey, three down againstjustin thomas hatton and paul casey, three down against justin thomas and hatton and paul casey, three down againstjustin thomas and jordan spieth, they got it back to all square but it was an impressive birdie putt from justin thomas that got them that third point on the board for the us. room for improvement for europe in the four balls this afternoon. a format where, historically, they've done well. and you mentioned the four balls, changes from the captain is going on, have we seen more encouraging signs for europe?” think the encouraging signs for europe and perhaps the european spectators is thatjustin rose has been reun

gorgeous in green, hailey baldwin was honored for being a fashion media personality. fiance justinieber was a no-show at the event but the couple's pal sailor brinkley cook was there. could she be a bridesmaid? >> i don't know. i don't know. maybe. oh, my god, i love hailey. she's worked so hard, like i remember when i was like 15 staying at her apartment and her talking about her jobs and everything. and i was like, i'm just proud. i'm really proud of her. you go, hailey. >> hailey, you go girl. >>> coming up -- >> hardworking mama. >> it's bring your baby to the work day for director eva longoria. >> i just keep it moving. >>> plus, is meghan markle ready to be a mom? on what our royal sources just told us about a baby on the way. >>> and oliva munn, what she's telling about the casting controversy. >>> but first, three "the talk" kicks off season nine monday, and only "e.t." was there as they geared up. >> all right, what are you guys excited about for season nine? >> everything. it's like a party every time we do this. >>> and it's a surprise 50th birthday party on monday's "ra

(justine) but the silver and black threw down the green to keep many of the programs going. natsan oversized a huge meaning for high school student athletesthe raiders writing it out to oakland high school sports. for $250,000. marc badain sot i dont think this is the last time you will see us support the oakland community and it wont be after we are gone important part of our history and our heritage and it will remain that way the oakland unified school district's decision to cut 10 sports to save about $500,000 was announced last week.it eliminated lower enrollment sports at oakland technical high school.a blow to these seniors, eager to play with their teammates one last time. andrea zak-lee sot there were some points i was devastated and frustratedmari sot thinking i might not play again is really heartbreaking because it is so fun and i made so many friends from it veronica sot i was super shocked and i was devastated and i didn't see any hopenats cheersafter hearing about the cuts, at a the raiders contributed a quarter million dollars and anonymous donors made up the rest.sot we are

host: justin is next, green bay, wisconsin. democrats line. caller: hi.he veracity of the accusations takes a backseat to the ineptitude of the democratic party. out fromrats have been day one to remove the nomination of judge kavanaugh. i agree. don't get twisted, i think he is a horrible choice, but he is qualified. if the democrats would have played this fair and square, his nomination would be in serious jeopardy right now. instead, senate democrats and the judicial committee grandstand it, they were auditioning for 2020 and there is no conceivable end to this judicially during -- hearing today. host: do you think judge kavanaugh's confirmation is not in jeopardy currently? caller: i believe it is not in jeopardy currently, correct. host: why so? caller: i believe it is not in jeopardy because the republican party has a simple majority in the senate. i do not believe they will get two senators to flip. there is no way that is going to happen. host: let's hear from paul in indiana, republican line. caller: hello. the way in which you conduct c-span --

now a new law in the books is giving you the green light to bring pot in another place. we'll tell you where. (justine) out of control. the chemical being mixed in when making heroin... that is having deadly consequences. (jrs) new at 10.... in one oregon community - all of a sudden - there's been a big spike in heroin overdoses. (justine) the crisis has everyone from drug counselors, to medical professionals, to law enforcement concerned. jessica babb rode along with a police officer to go inside the epidemic. nats officer larry turner, springfield, or police dept.: "it's horrible, it's becoming a major issue."27 heroin overdoses in just one week. officer larry turner, springfield, or police dept.: "i think everybody should be concerned."springfield police officer larry turner says they've been on high alert and are doing everything they can to get to the bottom of it. officials say heroin, likely laced with an opioid like fentanyl, could be to blame. ben adam climer, cahoots crisis counselor/medic: "they're potentially going to die from a drug that hit the street that puts their lives at risk in a s

(ken) but the silver and black threw down the green today to keep many of the programs going. kron 4's justinedman was there as the raiders presented the school with the cash so the kids can keep playing.. (justine) the president of the raiders said today... when the team saw on the news that the sports programs were in jeopardy.. ...and the students dreams were in jeopardy..., they knew they had to step in. natsan oversized check with a huge meaning for high school student athletesthe raiders writing it out to oakland high school sports. for $250,000. marc badain sot i dont think this is the last time you will see us support the oakland community and it wont be after we are gone important part of our history and our heritage and it will remain that way the oakland unified school district's decision to cut 10 sports to save about $500,000 was announced last week.it eliminated lower enrollment sports at oakland technical high school.a blow to these seniors, eager to play with their teammates one last time. andrea zak-lee sot there were some points i was devastated and frustratedmari sot thinkin

justin rose is the fedex champion for 2018. so long, everyone. >>> right now at 6:00, the red skins offense gets back track in a decisive home win over the green bay packers >>> it's a done deal. the woman who has brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her decades ago will share her story with the world thursday morning. >>> mold forces university of maryland students out of a dorm. so bad they'r getting sick. >>> hi, everybody. the first full day of fall is a cool and a wetone. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. the temperatures dipping into the 60s today. meteorologist emilia draper to talk about how long it will stay like this. >> throughout the day tomorrow 'll continue to deal with light rain and drizzle at times. otherwise it's taying cloudy and cool and then tomorrow it's breezy as well. so you definitely want the long sleeves tomorrow as well as that umbrella. ke a look. here on storm team 4 radar, most of the area tons deal with light rain. farther south around fredericksburg, dry conditions there. but for most of us it's a soggy evening. all of this moisture will push overnight tonight and throughout theay morrow. 64 degrees right now. 56