mr kevin of what. we started discussing your crane before the break the break and there was definitely a genuine element in that uprising people wanted some change positive change they wanted today and to to corruption the they want to the more fair more representative a more transparent government and all of those. calls you can hear in russia these days changes also have pretty popular world in this country but i think russia's relationship with changes is interesting because as part of the loop and the former prime minister of the imperial russia once said everything changes in russian ten years and nothing in two hundred i wonder what are some of those changes the norm kynges that struck you when you came back to this country after a very long break. well obviously we're talking about since the cold war years when i worked here forty six years ago it's a very different country now totally different in terms of material living standards in terms of the the the madness of the people the old rudeness

mr. kevin sullivan to be ambassador to nicaragua. mr. mark rosen to be the u.s. direct executor of the international monetary fund. is there a motion to favorably report these nominations and block the voiceover? >> second. >> some of his second, the questions to report favorably denominations are all in favor will say i appeared opposed. with that, the eyes have it in the nominations are agreed to. i complete the business. staff be authorized to make technical and conforming language. without -- without without objection the business enable it to and we will begin again to hearing and i thank you all for being here. you've completed your opening statement i think. let me move to another part. our first witness today is the honorable andrea thompson under secretary of state for arms control to international security. we had a chance to speak in the back great thank you so much for being here and share your expertise with us. i'm now old david trachtenberg undersecretary of defense for policy should the same idea. if you could summarize in about five minutes any w

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kevin manningdide in a bike lane on the embarcadero. it has been almost two years since there was an open house for the embarcadero enhancement project. as mr. hildreth said, kevin's death was due to the inaction of others, or rather the lack of the port commission and the sfmta to work together on this. the embarcadero has the potential to be the biking mecca of the city with plenty of space for transit, vehicles, bikes and people. safer biking means more tourists and residents will use the lanes and patronize the businesses. the unprotected lanes we have now do not work. protected and separate bike lanes are the only option and the port commission and the sfmta need to quit dragging their feet and fund the project by 2022. i urge this commission to work with sfmta to implement near term improvements now. the sfmta proposed hot spot improvements in several zones. while that's a good start, we need to do more. the embarcadero stretches up to 20 feet in plagss, which is plenty of -- places, which is plenty of room to accommodate pedestrians and pedi cabs. if you feel that creates an unsafe environment for f pedestrians, and it may, let's pai

mr. cosby's consent to the recording. years later, in 200414, kevin steele beat mr. caster for d.a. by unethically attacking him for not prosecuting my husband. their actor used the illegal recording in both trials claiming that it was an authentic recording of the 2005 conversation. mr. steele relied heavily on the recording in both trials, ultimately convincing the jury and in the second trial to return a verdict of guilty. earlier this month on september 12th, 2018, an online publication reported that a montgomery county court official, who requested anonymity had revealed that the original recording made by deanna constand was doctored and contained information that would exonerate mr. cosby. the defense team immediately sent its copy of the recording to a forensic expert who after extensive analysis has unequivocally concluded, quote: this is not a true representation of the original content or conversation. without question, this is not an authentic recording, end quote. at no time before or during the trial did the d.a. disclose that recording was inauthentic, much lesses tha

through his attorney kevin downing. >> mr. manafort represented pro-european union campaigns.cracy. and to help the ukraine come closer to the united states and the eu. >> manafort refused to cooperate. rick gates did. agreeing to a plea deal after additional charges of tax and bank fraud were filed in february 2018. manafort one time protege would cooperate. and testify against his former mentor. >> though he lost rick gates as an ally. manafort tried to contact other witnesses through a third party. while he was under house arrest. >> he reached out to try to convince potential witnesses to get their stories straight. according to mueller. who said that amounted to witness tampering. >> as a result of those witness tampering allegations, manafort was actually remanded to prison in june. that's powerful evidence of what the prosecutors call consciousness of guilt. if you are trying to get witnesses to change testimony you are trying to hide something. >> because the charges stem from activity in virginia and washington. he faced separate trials in both virginia and the capito

mr. trump used a pair of statistics to describe what he calle the continued strong economic growth in the united states. however, council of economic advisor kevin hasset says he doesn't know how mr. trump came up with that false information. at the same time hasset strongly defended the trump administration's economic accomplishments. >> let me say the history of thought of how errors happen is not something that i can engage in because like from the initial fact to what the president said, i don't know the whole chain of command. what is true is it's the highest in 10 years. >> mr. trump tweeted the gross domestic product rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in over 100 years. several news organizations immediately published reports stating that was simply not true. >>> the latest book bywoodward . it looks at the inner workings the book'sp white house explosive claim that john mattis and kelly made disparaging remarks about the president. the two white house officials have denied the report. >> they're not telling the truth. my old boss at the washington post, ben bradley, the great editor, used to say the truth emerge

mr. cosby as consent to the recording. kevin caster beat him for danchts. he thereafter used the illegal recording in both trials claiming that it was an authentic recording of the 2005 conversation. mr. steele relied heavily on the recording in both trials, ultimately convincing the jury in the second trial to return a verdict of guilty. earlier in this month, an online publication recorded that a montgomery county court official who requested anonymity had revealed that the original recording was doctored and contained information that would exonerate mr. cosby. the defense team immediately sent its copy to a forensic exert who has unequivocally concluded, quote, this is not a true representation of the original content or conversation. without question this is not an authentic recording, end quote. at no time before or during the trial did the d.a. disclose that the recording was inauthentic, much less that it had been falsified. after the media report surfaced on september 12th, montgomery county detectives acknowledged and confirmed to the defense team

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statistics to support strong growth due to economic policies but economic advisor kevin haskell said he doesn't know how mr. trump came up with the false information. at the same time, he strongly defended the trump administration and the economic accomplishments. >> let me say the history of how errors happen is not something i can engage in because from the initial fact to what the president said, i don't know what is true is that it's the highest in 10 years. >> president donald trump tweeted the gross domestic product rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in over 100 years and several news organizations immediately reported that it was, quote, simply not true. >>> the time is 4:46 and a big part of the fisherman's wharf in san francisco will close and many employees will be laid off at the holiday inn. the 342-room main building on columbus avenue in san francisco will close at the end of october and there will be 186 layoffs. according to a state filing, the hotel is shutting down because the property owner, westwood properties, did not renew the lease. there are two buildings a

mr. president, thank you. to follow on what kevin mentioned, i was looking at the federal reserve bank of atlanta statistics and they are predicting for the third quarter even stronger gdp growth rate than the second quarter. that is a testament to how strong this economy is. you have asked us to focus on jobs, more jobs, and even more jobs and since the election, this economy has created 4 million new net jobs. that is incredible. we are around the table because for the first time since we kept this data, we have had not for one month or two months but for five months in a row more open jobs than we have individuals looking for jobs so we have this skills gap. everyone here is focused on how to empower the american worker. with the skills needed for for the smarter economy, for the jobs that are out there. you asked us and you formed a task force and apprenticeships, that task force to his work and delivered the report to you in six months in may. those are conditioned have been implanted in july. and the applications for these new

mr. cavanaugh's nomination. kevin yet. >> chuck grassley says this hearing will proceed on monday with testimony from brett kavanaugh, who is denying these allegations made against him. yesterday, i was at the white house. president trump in a press conference defending judge kavanaugh and saying he feels sorry for judge kavanaugh and his wife and two daughters. he made no mention of the woman, and democrats saying the hearing on monday -- tom: i'm going to suggest this is original territory within the political nominating process. say?do legal experts law professors at georgetown and george washington come a what do they say? >> there are several issues. turf or story between the doj and fbi. conserved is make the doj would have the ability, it should have been referred to them. the doj said they would have jurisdiction over has reviewed judge kavanaugh six times in terms of a background check. there is that, then there is the issue of how chairman grassley ought to handle this. should he delay this until there is mo

kevin downey. >> tough day for mr.anafort but he's accepted the responsibility and he wanted to make sure his family was able to remain safe and live a good life, and accept their responsibility. this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that. thank you, everyone. >> we learned in court today, paul manafort is looking at significant jail time and also the forfeiture of property, at least five properties in the new york city area as well as three bank accounts. >> shepard: catherine herridge live on the paul manafort situation. our coverage of hurricane florence continues right after this. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. ♪ >> shepard: 24 minutes past 1:00 on the carolina coast, a category 1 storm has made it

we have to talk to kevin about leslie jones who had some harsh words about mr. hart recently.> >> well, it's nothing but love times six for the stars of tlc's new reality show. only brook anderson was invited inside the sweet home of the waldrop sextuplets. >> when you learned there were six babies, what was your reaction? >> a lot of tears. very scared. and now we couldn't imagine life without them. >> it's a 1 in 5 million chance, one eric and courtney waldrop weren't expecting when they tried for a fourth baby. courtney was on a low dose of fertility drugs and was told they might have twins. now they're the happy, albeit tired parents to wales, saylor and bridge and these adorable sextuplets. >> this is layke, rivers, tag -- >> tag the tank. >> yes, big boy tag. >> this is blue, big boy blue, rawlings, this is sweet little rayne. >> how do you handle it when they're all screaming? >> it's hard, but i've gotten used to knowing they can't get >> the usually sweet tempered 9 month olds go through 30 bottles and 60 diapers a day and they're getting ready for reality tv show fam

kevin whale. we also have with us mr. sean barnes, assistant vice commander of air force space command and is held that position since april, right? major general thompson moved to the pentagon [inaudible] started for you. his experience with air force base operation starting back a lot further than that. he retired from the air force in 2013 is a colonel built to resume their hunt space in icbm centric operations and is also held positions such as the air force's deputy director of planning and deputy or legislative liaison office and most recently before he took his current role, assistant chief of staff for space operations. he thrilled to welcome you both and as i understand it, you guys have presentations before we get into some q&a and hopefully a lot of audience q&a. general, would you like to start with your presentation? >> over the podium. >> cool. >> i'm happy to be here today describe to you what i can honestly say is an exceptional collaborative relationship we have at the u.s. department of defense on the ca

mr. kelly: i yield three minutes to the chairman, kevin brady, the gentleman from texas, the hero of the tax cuts and jobs act. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. brady: i rise in support of this act. thank you to chairman kelly for leading this important bill. that helps families saving earlier and save more throughout their life. something each party should be in support of. far too many have struggled to save for key life events for retirement, educational, unexpected emergencies. i know back home almost 40% of americans say they wouldn't even be able to carry and cover a $400 emergency expense. the promoting family savings act will help more middle class americans and younger workers ave for key life events by spending access to new and existing savings vehicles. for example the bill includes expanded education savings accounts, 529 accounts as we use in our family, to give families the flexibility to use their education savings to pay for apprenticeship fees for those trade schools, to cover the cost of homeschooling, and to help pa

kevin downing. >> a tough day for mr. manafort, but he's accepted responsibility. and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. this is for conduct that dates back many years. he wants you to remember. >> manafort is looking at significant jail time for financial crimes. he will forfeit five properties in new york and three bank accounts. his wife and daughter will get to stay in the virginia and florida home. in a statement, the president's lawyers who said "manafort has nothing to offer." once again, an investigation has concluded with the plea having nothing to do with president trump or the trump campaign. the reason? the president did nothing wrong. today's guilty plea means manafort will avoid a second trial in washington, d.c., and he will remain in a virginia trail. the sentencing plea brings in end to the most high profile prosecutions so far for the special counsel, bret. >> bret: a little bit with the panel later on. mike pompeo says his successor is actively undermine u.s. policy on iran. a short time ago, pomp

wireless or on the telly, they are going to be asked, well, you don't like mrs may's plan, where's your plan? norman, thank you. and to kevinnelly in brussels. reports from brussels suggest that eu leaders might be prepared to maybe soften their line with button in auditable stooke theresa may's position? that's right, that is the rumour sweeping brussels today, that the eu leaders, when they gather in salzburg in austria next week, they will of course hear from theresa may. at that meeting, it is rumoured that they might decide to tweak their negotiating deadlines to michel barnier to make it easier to doa michel barnier to make it easier to do a deal. i don't think that tweak will amount to anything substantial in practical terms. you're not suddenly going to get the eu 27 thanked britain, 0k, suddenly going to get the eu 27 thanked britain, ok, you can have free movement of goods without free movement of people. so there will not be big, fundamental changes. but on this side of the channel, they see the difficulties that theresa may is facing. this is not about supporting her as a political character against any possible

and good morning, your honor, richard westing will, thomas zehnle and kevin downing on behalf of mr. manafort. good morning. i understand the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty. that correct? that's correct, your honor. all right, before we proceed any further, he can join you at the lectern. a and the courtroom deputy says are you paul j. manafort jr.? ed. >> so this is obviously the very start. this starts with the good mornings, right? at this very early point in the proceeding, everybody there in the courtroom knows at least one important part of what's going to happen, right? the judge has said right off the bat he is here to plead guilty, right? yes, yes, your honor. and then the reason there is a superseding information, which is what the courtroom deputy just asked there to paul manafort, superseding information, i know it's a weird phrase. but what that means is that the indictment, laying out the charges that manafort was to be go on trial for next week, that indictment has now been replaced with a superseding document, a superseding information, a criminal informat

mr. dorsey: no. rep. doyle: these were statements made by kevin mccarthy, house majority leader on twitter. devin nunes on fox news, and president trump on twitter. i like to place those statements on the record, mr. chairman. i think it is important for people to understand the premise of this whole hearing in the idea that twitter got the singular honor to sit in front of this committee because there are some applications that your site -- implications that your site is trying to censor conservative voices on your platform. when you try to explain the shadow banning, as i understand it, you had a system where if people who were following people had some behaviors, that was the that caused you to do the shadow banning. so you are like an equal opportunity shadow banner. fourid not just ban conservative republicans, but 600,000 people across your platform, across the globe who had people following them that had certain behaviors that caused you to downgrade them coming up. is that correct? mr. dorsey: correct. rep. doyle: so this was never targeted at conservative republicans, this was targe

mr. erdogan scheduled to be at the yuan in about -- be at the u.n. in about 2.5 weeks. right now with us, kevinement for mr. mcgann, the president jumpstarting his new legal approach. how will he do that? kevin: it is going to come down to him to put together a team in which he is the leader. this is someone who back in his private citizen days is someone who felt he was his best advocate. he felt he could argue through any type of legal case with him arguing for himself. not going to work on fronts if the democrats take over. who is going to help? kevin: even beyond the legal system in terms of who will help , he has relied on rudy giuliani in terms of him echoing what the president wants to see. you saw this last week, with a response we saw to bob woodward's book and the anonymous op-ed story in the new york times with the president , puttinging together his offense. you are seeing that white house focusing in terms of the political, focusing on former president political -- barack obama. , the former president and the current president, battling each other, that might help motivate them. de

kevin downling. and i note that mr. manafort is present. i understand the defendant wishes to enter a plea of guilty. is that correct? that's correct, your honor. before we can proceed, he can join you at the lech turn. the courtroom deputy says, are you paul j. manafort jr. >> paul manafort. i am. are you named in the superseding information? i am. so, this is obviously the very start. this starts with the good mornings. at this point in the breeding, everybody there in the courtroom knows at least one important part of what's going to happen. the judge said, he's here to play guilty. the reason there's superseding information what the court deputy asked of paul manafort. superseding information, what that means is the indictment, laying out the charges that manafort was about to go on trial for next week, that indictment has been replaced with a superseding document. a superseding information. a criminal information instead of an document. that's what happens when prosecutors are bringing charges against you but you're not going to trial

kevin who is the executive chef of the fiddler club opening here next year. next up, jennifer who is an executive chef of the spice pinch restaurant. and lg time eagles fan, mrlphia. what are we do? >> first we've got these crispy grilled wings, but we're going to do fish tacos. little sour cream. and these are easy to do. >> very easy. hot fish fried and then red chili. glaze avocado to cool it down. we're going to finish it with cilantro. >> this is something we can all do. >> can be done atme, can be prepped ahead of time. i like a little squeeze of lime juice. that's it. >> can i eat it while we talk? >> please do. >> thank you, kevin. >> what are we going to do here? >> today ie made che steak croquets. you can eat a little bit of something. i put jalapeno salsa on it because you need spice. >> oh my gosh, that's amazing. >> this is a play on tasty cakes candy cakes. one of my tris to keep your cake reay moist, brush it on ange water and simple syrup. you want to give this a try? >>e. s >> squeeze. >> look at mine. that's fine. >> yours is great. >> and then come on, we need a little bit of green sugar for the eagles. we have some green -- >> i'm ready

kevin downing. >> hi, everybody. tough day for mr. manafort. his accepted his responsibility and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. he's accepted responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years. everybody should remember that. so thank you, everyone. >> it's worth noting that he's looking at significant jail time with the guilty plea and the conviction that you mentioned in august on eight counts that relate to financial crimes. he gave up five properties today in the new york city area, multimillion dollars in real estate as well as three bank accounts. so the question is why did he make the deal? based on what we learned today, he made the deal to help his wife and daughter stay in their homes in florida and virginia and continue to have some access to the money that is left, shep. >> shepard: catherine, what do we know about the specifics of the plea deal? >> we heard about it in court. i would emphasize that based on what we heard in court and the paperwork, there's no rest

however, economic advisor kevin hasset said he doesn't know how mr. trump came up with this false information but at the same time he strongly defended the trump administration's economic accomplishments. >> let me just say the history of thought of how errors happen is not something that i can engage in. because like from the official fact to what the president said, i don't know the whole chain of command. but what is true is that it's the highest in 10 years. >> president trump tweeted the gross domestic product rate is higher than the unemployment rate for the first time in over 100 years. several news organizations immediately reported that is simply not true. >>> it was a mixed day for u.s. stocks today as investors reset their focus in developments between the ongoing trade dispute. the dow jones industrial average fell 59 points. the nasdaq was up 21. the s&p 500 was up 5. >>> tonight's release of washington post journalist bob woodward's new book has the white house back in damage control mode. president trump hit twitter today to defend accu

kevin wale. and we also have with us mr. sean barnes. he's the assistant vice commander of air force space command you've held that position since april, right? um, so, when vice commander major general thompson moved to the pentagon, i guess that's when that whole gig started for you. >> yes. >> but his experience with air force space operation stretches back a lot farther than that. he retired from the air force in 2013 as a colonel and he built up a resume there of space and icbm-centric operations or roles. and he's also held positions such as the air force's deputy director of planning, as deputy director of its legislative liaison office, and most recently, before he took his current role, the assistant deputy chief of staff for space operations. so i'm thrilled to welcome you both. and as i understand it, you guys have presentations before we get into some q&a and you know, hopefully a lot of audience q&a. so, general, would you like to start with your presentation? >> sure. i'm going to go to the podium. >> cool. >> so i'm happy

mr. brian duffy. >> good morning. >> kevin is a rock star chef in philadelphia. >> first, we have crispy grilled wings fried and then red chile glaze. avocado to cool it down. cilantro and slaw. we're going to finish it with cilantro. >> easy enough. >> easy. it can be done at home. it can be prepped ahead of time. i like a squeeze of lime juice. that's it. >> can i eat it? >> please do. >> my pleasure. jennifer? >> today i made cheese steak croquets. this is if you don't want to commit so you have room to eat everything. >> oh, my gosh, that's amazing. >> this is a play on tasty cakes can candy cakes. a trick to keep your keep your cake moist is to brush it with orange glaze and sugar water. >> look at hers. look at mine. >> yours looks great. >> okay. >> and then come on. we need a little bit of green sugar. >> got to add the green. >> for the eagles. >> we have some green mir rang. >> i'm ready to try it. >> try it up. >> oh, my gosh. seriously. >> and if you're allergic to peanuts, switch it out. >> good idea. >> al? >> joining me i have not only our new ticket winner who will be tailgating and th

here with reaction to the testimony house majority leader kevin mccarthy. mr. good morning to you. what did you think of the hearing yesterday? >> well, it was sad from the fact that the democrats played it in this order by holding the letter, what they put dr. ford and her family through and what they put justice kavanaugh through. but there was so many moments of history that you watched. but, to me, the one that spoke the loudest was when judge kavanaugh talked about his daughter praying for dr. ford. steve: yeah. >> that was really the spirit in what america believes in. but the idea that of what they have done for the whole world to watch. and i think when lindsey graham spoke, he spoke for millions of americans. this is a man who voted for sotomayor, kagan, he really summed it up advise and consent to search and destroy? the nation is better than. this we deserve better than. this. steve: yeah. it was powerful stuff. i know you had a fund raiser last night with president trump. at the end of the night you totaled things up $15 million in there to help fre

kevin maguire began by telling her that mr corbyn displayed an air of authority in his speech. the conservative party conference. but it is a bold pitch to present himself as the new political mainstream, presenting his common sense socialism as radicalism, that's reasonable. but he is tapping into a public mood for change, and there is a vacuum from the government at the moment, which is consumed totally by brexit. nationalizing rail, power, water, mail is popular. building houses is popular. tackling inequality is popular. ending homelessness is popular. it is whether he can deliver and push through because he has to win those voters who might be unpersuaded about him and the party, those who are in the mainstream. but i think if you follow that speech through, there was a coherence there that has been lacking in some of his previous speeches. i've been in the room for pretty much every single one of jeremy corbyn's conferences, and this one was actually structured like the leader of a political party. it wasn't a rabble, and it was targeting disenfranchised voters who are an

mr. trump's administration. some republicans on capitol hill defended the president against the article. house majority leader kevin mccarthy wrote a letter to the times saying the author should be exposed and fired. senator lindsey graham linked the op ed to special counsel robert mueller's investigation into russian collusion. >> if you can't get him on colluding with the russians, the new line of attack is going to be he's just not fit for office. if you don't believe me, believe anonymous. >> reporter: former president barack obama also weighed in during a speech that was highly critical of the president and current republican party. >> the claim that everything will turn out okay because their people inside the white house secretly aren't following the president's orders, that's not how our democracy is supposed to work. >> reporter: president trump hit back. >> isn't this much more exciting than listening to president obama sing? >> reporter: president trump says attorney general jeff sessions should join the hunt for the anonymous author. the department of justice is not confirming or denying it has launched

mr. dorsey: nope. >> and these were statements made by kevin mccarthy, the house majority leader on twitter, devin nunes on fox news, and president trump on twitter. i want to place those statements into the record. mr. dorsey: without objection. >> i think it is important for people to understand the premise of this whole hearing, and the recent twitter, somehow with all the other social media platforms , got the singular honor to sit in front of this committee is because there is some implication that your site is trying to censor conservative voices on your platform. >> -- now, when you tried to explain the shadow banning, as i understand it, you had a system where if people who were following people had some behaviors, that was the trigger that caused you to do the shadow banning. you are really like any core -- an equal opportunity shadow banner. you did not just shadow band for conservative republicans, you shadow band 600,000 people across your entire platform, across the globe who had people following them that had certain behaviors that cause due to -- that caused you to downgrade them coming u

mr. paul manafort was the link for the trump campaign. and joining me is a natasha bertrand and from bloomberg news, kevin cirilli and from the daily beast, francis fluid. so we have a lot of people. manafort and russia. and how are we connecting this dot based on the reporting. >> this underscores how important deripaska is to the entire manafort story. he did business with paul manafort between 2006 and 2015 and he would have been very useful in telling the fbi, for example, what manafort was doing overseas what his connections to oligarchs was. and deripaska and manafort had a falling out and he was in debt by the time he joined the trump campaign so it makes sense that the fbi, especially in september of 2016, would have wanted to ask deripaska, why were you talking through an intermediary, the associate of paul manafort, about getting briefings on the trump campaign in exchange for debt relief for paul manafort. was there any kind of communication between members or associates of the russian government and paul manafort himself. so all of this kind of also gets to the heart of whether or not there was a conspiracy between the campaig

mr. manafort, but he's accepted responsibility. >> reporter: moments after former trump campaign chairman paul manafort pleaded guilty, his attorney, kevinning, said he did it for the sake of his family. >> he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. >> reporter: during an hour-long hearing in federal court, manafort pleaded guilty to two felony counts related to his foreign lobbying. even more significantly, he agreed to cooperate in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation by providing unspecified documents and testifying before the grand jury. it's a significant shift in legal strategy. just over a month ago, downing dismissed any chance of a deal. any chance that he may decide to flip and cooperate? >> no chance. >> reporter: manafort is the most-significant witness secured by special counsel mueller. his cooperation is an ominous development for president trump, who has consistently dismissed the special counsel investigation as a witch hunt. it's unclear what information manafort has agreed to share. he was with the campaign for five months, and was present during the june 2016

mr. rosenstein. i think you could see him testify under of on capitol hill. vonnie: kevin outside the white house. thank you. that spring in former federal prosecutor ellie honning on the phone. this does raise questions as to the special counsel investigation. does it strengthen or weaken bob mueller's hand? >> it is hard to say. it depends on who is going to take over this investigation and whether it will continue to be overseen with the same steady hand as rod rosenstein. i don't think robert mueller is going to be -- bob mueller is going to be concerned. guy: there is a possibility we end up not with a kitchen of the mueller probe, but hamstringing the mueller probe. how will the president take advantage of the situation? >> he would have to do it through the person that would replace rosenstein, which would , who is moreisco of a partisan type then rosenstein. rosenstein of course was a republican. what he should do is say everyone carries on business as usual. this is a doj investigation that needs to be carried through to completion. whether he does that, that woul

mrs. maisel" became the first streaming series to win best comedy. hbo's "game of thrones" was named the best drama. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," "entertainment tonight's" kevinzier with more highlights from the emmys. >>> the "washington post" reports elon musk's spacex company plans to fly a japanese billionaire and several artists on a tourist trip around the moon. musk announced that entrepreneur yusaku maezawa is spacex's first paying customer. >> finally i can say, i can tell you that i chose to go to the moon. >> he said that he would invite six to eight artists including sculptors, painters, architects, and film directors from around the world to join him on the week-long flight in 2023. musk didn't reveal how much maezawa is paying but said it was a lot of money. the trip will take place on the big "falcon" rocket. which is still in development. >>> a british diver who helped rescue 12 children and an adult in thailand is suing elon musk for defamation. he's seeking $75,000 claiming musk falsely accused him of being a pedophile. musk called the diver a pedo guy in a july tweet and came after unsworth criticized the sub they built to help in the rescu

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mrs. th carter another residents were safe. today missarter dropped by engine company 6 to bring mccray a thank you card for saving her life. mccray is the son of late lieutenant kevin mccray who died in theine of duty in 2015. mccray says he knows his dad would have been proud. >> i want everybo i to kno wasn't just me. i was up up there on theladder, but it was a team effort. the whole department played a factor. she wasn't the only reotue. er people were making rescues. i happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> reporter: a special bond forged by fire. >> she is a sweet young lady. i will never forget miss carter. >> fire officials believe that fire started in t attic. residents say they didn't hear or see smoke alarms goinf. of that, too, is still under in>stigation. he majestic sounds of or began musicyi p inside a church thanks to a generous gift fromou another of worship. ♪ >> calvary presbyterianhurch in alexandria dedicated their new organ. it was given to t gem as aft from arlington presbyterian, which is shutting down, and no loger needed there. calvary is a small church and couldn't afford to buy a new one. >>> all right. turning to the we

kevin his previous work in the white house and the george the bush. i welcome everyone to this confirmation hearing on the nomination of mr brett kavanaugh mr chairman i very warm welcome not they don't even have. to have a meeting his wife. their two daughters mr chairman or and i agree with and i ran into harris mr chairman of the revenue already larger than documents that we have and everyone else joined we know you last night and we believe this hearing so you know those known to you are you're out of order i'll proceed. pretty unprecedented scenes there wasn't jordan has more now from outside the hearing. it's the first of four confirmation hearing days for judge brett kavanaugh he's hoping to join the u.s. supreme court the hearing which started tuesday morning has already been interrupted dozens of times and at least twenty two people have been arrested by capitol police for interrupting the proceedings democratic senators also interrupted her seedings they tried it first to adjourn the session because they said they haven't received nearly enough information about kavanagh's record both on the high court that appellate court i should say as we

in with walking through the door and a kevin cramer and walking through the door and a strong man came up to me, tough kind of a guy, and said i want to thank you, mrident, for saving our country. [applause] he had tears coming down his eyes. this wasn't just a statement he he had tears coming down. unless he was a real wise guy. [laughter] but he had tears coming down his eyes he said i want to thank you, mr. president, for saving our country. and i want to thank you for all of the horrible things that you have to go through. because it's so unfair to you and it's so unfair to all of the millions and tens of millions of people that voted for you. [cheers and applause] thank you. so i really appreciated that. and it is, it's very hard for republicans and conservatives. we have a great judge right now being looked at to go up and be the next justice of the united states supreme court. this is a great intellect. he's a great man. a fine person. and the way they're screaming and shouting and -- it's a disgrace to our country, actually. i don't know if anybody has been watching. they're making fools out of themselves. one of those people i'll be runnin

kevin birmingham. term to expire is september 15, 2019. >> commissioner lee and i had the opportunity to meet with mr. birmingham and i would like to both thank commissioner lee for his indispute on this and also all the other applicants that were generous enough to volunteer their commitment to the city to fill this seat. we decided on mr. birmingham because this is the public seat and he offers some very unique perspectives. he has a small company that workd on many accessibility adaptation. issues. and he's highly involved with the roles industry and understands many of the issues especially for property owners. we feel he is uniquely qualified to bring a good perspective to his colleagues and fill this public seat well. so with that, i would like to nominate kevin birmingham to fill the seat. >> second. >> thank you. there is a motion and a second. i'll do a roll call vote on the item. is there any public comment? seeing none, just one moment. president mcaer thi? >> yes. [roll call] >> yes. >> ok. thank you. the motion carries unanimously. mr. birmingham wasn't able to attend as he's on vacation,

was walking in, i was walking in with kevin cramer and walking through the door, and a strong man came up to me, tough kind of a guy and said, i want to thank you, mrident, for saving our country. [applause] and he had tears coming down his eyes. this wasn't just a statement, because he had tears coming down, unless he was a real wiseguy. but he had tears coming down his eyes and he said, i want to thank you, mr. president, for saving our country, and a wants to thank you for all of the horrible things you have to go is so unfairuse it to you and it is so unfair to of of the millions and tens millions of people that voted for you. it's true. [applause] quite true. of millions of people that voted for you. so, so i really appreciated that. and it's very hard for republicans and conservatives. we have a great judge right now being looked at to go up and be the next justice of the united states supreme court. he'sis a great intellect, a great man, he's a fine person. and the way they are screaming it's a disgrace to our country, actually. i'd of know if anybody's been watching. they've been making fools of themselves. and one of those people i will be

kevin durnts's birthday. the dubs all-stars were starring alongside damion woods. and the warriors hit 5 of the first 7 shots including mrstephen curry hitting the the three while falling down. he knocked down the first four three-point attempts. this is a quite beautiful right there, as you can see k.d. there for the putback slam. and the warriors are looking like they are in mid-season f m form. and this is lobbed up to andre iguodola, a and knows how the finish. in the the third, curry to draymond green to damion jones giving the the team an 11-point lead. and then looking at this pass, green showing the quarterback skills and coast to coast to k.d., and the warriors pulled the starters early, and they would lose this contest that doesn't count, 114-110. >>> it ist is the final game of the regular season for both the giants and the a's. the giants finish up today against the dodgers at home with andrew suarez on the mound, and the a's before the post-season have one to go and no starter yet announce in order the athleti athletics. maybe they will go with the pitcher by committee as they have been doing for the last mo