because both nicaragua and venezuela and to a lesser degree bolivia say that the oas is a body that has been very. negative and very hostile to venezuela so there's divisions within the organization of american states itself but this is a meeting that was a lot more talk than it was actual case so seeing as you're saying gabriel that this migration crisis in fact is not getting better in venezuela than this surely must be putting a lot of pressure on those countries meeting there in washington d.c. . it really is and that's where they were meeting i mean just in the northern border of brazil they've had tens of thousands of migrants that have been crossing into northern brazil just in this year alone colombia the country with the most amount of venezuelan migrants nearly over a million at this point so listen what a lot of people are saying is that this is probably going to be a migration crisis it's going to get worse before it gets better that's what most diplomats are saying for bennis whalen's are really fleeing venezuela trying to get a better life and that's what that ultimate

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oa it's not a game changer. just be prepared for a light sprinkle or a shower or two. and then in the afternoon because of the showers in the north bay temperatures remaining well below average for this time of year, again. so low 60s to the mid-70s. and now we're bringing in our storm impact scale. it's exclusive to abc 7. here's a look when those showers might arrive. isolated at best for noontime monday. but monday night by 10:00 p.m. we're starting to see those showers move onshore. tuesday, looks pretty wet around the bay area. g thoing to change with the timing again, but tuesday looks like when we'll see some rain, and you'll need those umbrellas. a few drops in the north bay tomorrow, some morning sprinkles sunday, and then we go monday night into tuesday. some showers moving our way. well below average until friday of next week when we go brighter, dryer and near 90. >> a dip back up. thank you, sandhya. >>> moving target. yes, wait for another one. see the other it's my job to protect as a public safety,pg&e, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting

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it was a special meeting called here the organization of american states or oas the regional diplomatic body for the western hemisphere it was a meeting to deal with venezuela and specifically the more than two million venezuelans that have fled the country since two thousand and fifteen but it was clear since the beginning of the meeting and this will of wanted no part of it. that's not going to look at the venice will of rejects this invitation to the meeting these meetings are being used as a platform against our country but the secretary general of the oas says the crisis is so big that it now needs a regional response. no country can or should have to shoulder this burden alone no country alone can address this massive migration of venezuelans it's a collective responsibility we must all share. but in the end this was a meeting that was more about talk and less about action there were no concrete proposals that were put forth that anyone could agree upon on how to move forward to help the people most in need but it's clear it will take more than talk to reach the people to help the

he was the secretary general of the oas. as wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake hands and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to return to venezuela it's. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. yet we've never seen such an immoral government in the world one so on willing to allow humanitarian aid to enter their country when they are in the middle of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis this is absolutely unacceptable the colombian authorities

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and then it will be remnants of florence that make its way a across oa tomorrow. you can see the very heavy rainfall in towards southern virginia, parts of north carolina continuing to see ther fall. the heaviest rain still down around the same locations thatth it's see entire time. downd a myrtable beach, wilmington. this has had a couple of tornadoes associated with it. right now it's severe w thunderstoning associated there. and look at all the red here. all the way up to roanoke. these are all flash flood warnings. flash floodeearnings in t states as a result of all of the rainfall that we have seen so far out offlorence. now, this flash flood warning, yeah, i think they may be i extendo our area during the day tomorrow, especially west of the blue ridge. you can see w re thatstorm. and it's moving slowly to the north and west, bringing that heavy rain up against the mountains. any timeou bring theain up against the mountains, it kind of rings out the moisture. and that's why we're going to see more out there towards the blue rid points to the west. for us, no

she said, what everybody was thinking, as was oa bampt a. i don't have a second at tv.e said about america, she said, i am paraphrasing, you don't have to make america great. america is great. adding to that is the look on her face. right after completing that sentence, spoke volumes as well. >> don't you think this is the most specific, jab that megan mccain made. at funerals, usually people don't applause. in this cathederal, to sit there and here, the moment is that sticks with me today from the funeral. >> still to come. days ago, against voters head to the polls. in a community of democrats, as an african american woman plans to join the women taking them to washington. >>> one of the last most talked about congressional primaries days away, pits an incumbent against an african american woman. she won the endorsement of the boston globe. chris caught up with both of them on the campaign trail. >> wild turkeys are last in boston's neighborhood. presley doesn't let them stop her from the job at hand. i am talking to voters too. >> her challenge to a 20-year incumbent

of just just how acute the situation is for people and the effect it's having on the region that the oas is getting involved in this to this level now. absolutely this is something that. all the other countries on the receiving and i've been asking the organization of the americans to do it clear exactly most of these countries that are. maintaining a sort of open arms policy they are trying to help these women migrants as much as possible but all of these countries also face challenges of their own take for example colombia which is definitely better off with a billion has huge amounts of poverty high unemployment we have all these problems that they have to deal with on a daily basis on top of that now put more than one million venezuelans that have arrived here since two thousand and fifteen who are putting a strain on. health service educational services for example and that's why. they're all asking for international aid through to help them deal with the flow as well and there are many that say that colombia needs one point six billion u.s. dollars to just adequately respond to the

. >> just to summarize, the oa crisis was not about lehman brothers, it was about the collapse of theusing market. millions of americans lost trillions of dollars. it was a national economic catastrophe, but the post-financial crisis. the change has been the weight all of us have to place on what is going to happen in washington? what is going to happen with the european central bank as compared to the strictly the fundamentals of business assets? that has been a real change and not one for the better. >> we are nine and a half years into a global market. we are, for the most part, 30 years into a bond market. -- bond bull market. yields have only recently began to back up and they have not backed up a whole lot. if you cast your eye on the future, what do you see? what does it look like? >> people who have invested in equities, you need to do a health check. you do a health check on your own body hopefully at least once a year. every day you are working on it. you do not do the same thing. most individuals don't do the same thing with their financial portfolio. they don't look at it.

the head of the oas it's trying to decide in a more coordinated regional response to this growing exodus of venezuela and by granting this stop here in the border town of conflict that is just the first of a series of meetings that you're getting zation of american states where holder in either border towns and only here in colombia but also in ecuador federal and breast and the head that we are going to turn of american states michael has some very strong language against this president in the fall as my good i live in atlanta governments are calling it and immoral because face it should be said for just being that uniquely responsible of the economic collapse in venezuela and also immoral because it's because of its unwillingness to recognize the humanitarian crisis in that country. colombia foreign minister who was with him also said that they need international help to deal with the more than one million bonus well ansett have moved to colombia since two thousand and fifteen. now ten years since the global financial crisis many analysts are wondering if another one is brewing and whe

the jcp oa, is not perfect but it is a decisive step in that direction. the serious crisis of confidence was opened by every imposition, of sanctions by the united states, but i ron continues abiding its nuclear obligations. the situation has to be counseled -- has to be counted by the jcp oa and its resolutions by all members of the un and not by france, germany, and the uk. we also have to go kohler -- further than the current framework, dated the same one year ago, and that is why i agree that the goals that were recounted by the president of the united states, even if we can disagree on the methods, but i think that we need to build to gather a long-term strategy in order to manage this crisis. and it cannot boil down to just sanctions and containment. we need to have the basis for new negotiations. created first by the framework, re-created by the iranian nuclear issue, beyond 20 25 and 2030. and the increase of i ron, and the accuracy of their ballistic missiles, so we have two think of the publishes -- ballistic issue. it is all of these components

california relied on the firefighters from other states to help fight wildfires and now oas describe the responders the best of the best. they have assisted with last year's hurricanes in texas and puerto rico. >>> president trump facing a back latch to reject an independent study on the death toll in puerto rico from hurricane florence. the president claimed that 3,000 people did not die. i called the count a move by democrats to make him look bad. the puerto rico's governor raised it from 64 up to 2,975 after study found that the number of people that sum comed in the aftermath of the storm had been severely underred. the mayor of -- undercounted. the mayor of puerto rico slammed back. mr. president, real people died on your watch. your lack of respect is appalling. >>> global climate action summit are drawing the who's who here. earlier today, governor brown had strong words for president trump's climate policy. the governor called the administration moves assault on the well-being of the people of california and the world. >> so when trump says we like more methane go into the ai

reports from the colombia venezuelan border was the secretary general of the oas. it's wanted by venezuelan migrants and photographers as he tries to make his way through the simone bolivar bridge. migrants shout freedom for venezuela as others to shake his hand and cry for help. we need them to do something anything we need countries to unite to help democracy and food to be trying to finish. the visit to the colombian border town of kuta is the first stop of a series of meetings in countries across south america strained by the growing exodus of venezuelans a newly formed work group has been tasked to design a more coordinated regional response to this unprecedented mass migration. at a press conference and said only restoring democracy in venezuela can solve the crisis and that a military intervention can't be ruled out. in one. as for military intervention to overthrow them in dural regime i think that we should not rule out any option because the finity of leader nicolas maduro regime is perpetrating crimes against humanity towards its population and violation

they normally only go oas far back as their 18th birthday. judge kavanaugh was 17 when the allegations took place. >> so much of the focus seems to be on judge kavanaugh and fact checking his testimony. does dr. ford also run some riskz in this process? >> she has bp because her credibility is essential. she can't recall where this took place or who was there or can't quite place all the facts that's going to be a major difficulty for her story going forward. whenner the fbi starts looking into her background, did she have a problem drinking too much or prumisc ws or what was she up to? if she's fwaen and at part waez oel -- parties with older boy whose are drinking. that somebody might have known more about what occurred that evening. so there's a lot to her story that needs be verified and may not be able to be verified. >> no ability for a search warrant to be executed, no grand jury subpoena. if these witnesses choose not to participate, they've got the ability to do so. >> you're correct. now, congress has subpoena power. if they wanted

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did not bother to call any corroborating witnesses, did not bother to make mark judge testify under oa oath, first to an fbi investigation and then second to this committee is an outrage. this hearing has been unfair to dr. blasey-ford and to ask a prosecutor to question her, she's not on trial. >> what do message does this send to survivors of sexual assault? this is an issue you have been fighting against passionately. >> what -- the way this hearing has been held, what senators -- republican senators have already said, the message we're sending to survivors is that we don't believe you, that your voice doesn't matter and we don't value you. it tells american women we don't value women. and it is such a traumatic experience for women all across america to watch what this committee is doing to dr. blasey-ford. they have had their own experiences that they are also reliving and it's a very, very difficult time. many women could not watch her testimony without their own tears. >> and your message for mitch mcconnell? >> do the right thing. vote no. >> thank you, senator. >> all right, g

it did not moderate when the jcp oa, the iran deal president obama negotiated with the iranian regimear program and to moderate the regime. if it took all the iranian regime sanctions relief rather than investing in its own people it continued to export terrorism. destabilizing the region, export testing ballistic missiles and now the trump administration is think we won't let you continue this malign activity so we will continue to try to isolate you. the next round of sanctions against iran take effect november 4th and that is going to be very very damaging and heavy for the iranian regime. they have to turn some things around. jillian: a tough talk is expected from donald trump. is there a chance he takes it in another direction or sticks with what he sees? >> if we look at what he has done with the north koreans, he does this two part thing. he shows he is willing to implement tough sanctions, to squeeze the regime, to use this tough talk, even threats of military force in the case of north korea, all those things donald trump is willing to do if he put the pressure on and reaches

lou: senator hirono who said too the american people, judge kavanaugh has no right ight o oa rudges opresumption of innocenc. this is the ignorance that the republican party is contending against and yet there's discussion that the republican party will lose seats in the house, will lose seats in the senate. this in the backdrop of unprecedented achievements by president trump, what he has done for the economy, for markets, in foreign policy, the united states military is now being built up by this president. and by the way, if he had not been elected, this -- none of this would be happening. >> we would be going down the road to lower wages again, less jobs coming back, low gdp. i mean we're in such a great track for the country and the american people are smarter than the mainstream media and the democrats give them credit for. they see through it. lou: what do you think about the president's remarks the day before the general assembly standing for patriotism, not globalism. stood up and said america first and you all better get used to it. i'm pair phrasin paraphrasing tr part. >> it was grea

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to do this and in a matter oa feways. they came forward with 20 different witnesses who testified to the committee at that poi. if t trump administration had followed through and had the f.b.i. do theirob, thatould already be completed and the hearing this thursday would be a much fuller and more appropriate hearing of allegations against judge kavanaugh. woodruff: what about the republican pushback on that that he's already had six f.b.i. investigations? >> he has had background investigations, but not one which there were allegations of sexual assault. i have spoken to folks who have done f.b.i. background investigations in other context, and they say they have a sort o typical script that they follow. they look into standard questions. it is not a standard question to say when you were in high school, when you were in college, did ou engage in drunken sexual assault. so that may veroty well have been part of the previous background investigation. >> woodruff: can your mmittee, the judiciary committee, get to the truth

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intolerance narrative, and how it seems to be propagated to online forums, and through proponents who have oa megaphone right now. and te question that i think is a challenge, and unites people of good will, who are from tolerate versions of whatever faith, is how do we all work together to construct the robust narrative. make the case for torlings, and for pluralism, in the way that the case now seems to be made for intolerance. that's a question for all of us in the room. >> here in the front row, blue dress. >> thank you, from the religious freedom for. >> to see you. you mentioned with that there is great power to have in this national narrative. but at the same time dr. lewis raised awareness of who's america can can be claimed in terms of the narrative. so i'm wondering if there should be a shift in language to say national narratives because there is some things that are not accepted. when you think about in the words in terms of religious liberty. we advocate for religious liberty but there is a narrative when you think of the enslaved who were not able to practice religious freedom.

i was inweekend nights the was friday, june 4 when i oas with my dad at a pr golf tournament. my high school achievement test at 8:30 the next morning. -- was in dc, on but iay night, august 7, was a small party. the names are all listed on my calendar. i will not use their last names here. on the weekend of august 20 to 22, i was staying at the and chris.th pat thate calendars confirm, weekend before brutal football training camp schedule was no time for parties. point,me emphasize this if the party described by dr. ford happened in the summer of 1982 on a weekend night, my calendar shows all but definitively, i was not there. in thethe weekdays summer of 1982, as you can see, i was out of town for two weeks in the summer for trips to the and theth friends legendary five-star basketball cap in pennsylvania. in pennsylvania. when i was in town, i spent most of my time working, working out, lifting weights, playing basketball, or hanging out, having beers with friends as we talked about life and football and school and girls. that i did noted have church on sundays on my calend

oa great organizations but are handicap. to the russian or pro-putin community. i would take the war home to putin. no reason why the democratic national committee should be the only one who's hacked. no reason why, for example, we can't get, try to find out where his bank accounts are and where his money is and go public with just how much he and his buddies have stolen from the russian people, whose condition gets worse day by day. true information, not propaga a propaganda, true information. credibly reported, reliably sourced, is a force multiplier. >> i'll just add a couple points on that. outside of growing kind of resiliency of the society, operations, there's things that we could be doing in d.c. fair reform, for instance. foreign agent registration act, right now you have -- it's too easy for people to be foreign influencers without having to register as such. then naming and shaming as we've seen in kind of some of these occasions that hopefully it will make people think twice about engaging in kind of questionable activities. in the back of their mind

in july secretary perdue celebrated the reintroduction oa pork into argentina after more than 25 years. did so by slicing a 10-pound u.s. honey baked ham. august ambassador lighthizer and secretary perdue announced baraka was allowed commercial imports and products for the first time ever. we continue to work with greg and his colleagues on nafta. any given time i have six to 20 people supporting nafta and other organizations and i'm'm gd to do it. there are many more we hope we can announce in the coming months. with respect to family have strengthened the group in numbers add outreach to the world always based upon good science. i'm trying to earn what i said would be a happy warrior. a little bit about education. in response to unjustified retaliation by china in particular and other countries the president directed secretary perdue to craft short-term relief strategies while the administration works on free fair and reciprocal trade deals. as you mentioned it's a 12 billion dollar, three-part program. the first leg of the stool is the market facilitation program administer by my co

oa?the m >> with arrested 41 individuals. our data indicates close to 80% of the individuals that are either sponsors or household members of sponsors are here the country illegally and a large chunk of those are criminal aliens. we continue to pursue those individuals. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to all of our witnesses for appearing today on this important topic. procedure.alk about are you familiar with the 2016 did that said aba immigrants with counsel are five times more likely to win their cases? are you familiar with that? >> i can't say immediately familiar -- >> i've seen some reporting on several studies of that nature. i can't speak to that specifically. >> it seems to be important. i have no reason to doubt that study. that immigrants that have counsel are five times more likely to win their cases i think it is a testament to who is crossing the border and why. folks thateporting have legitimate cases simply because they don't have access to counsel. my question, is the department justice and homeland

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