when are you going to bring smart power to virginia? we're no longer on dominion power. you said that electrification as measures of development. national geographic society did a long-term study that concluded that the education of women was a fundamental element of improved conditions. so where is the nexus in your stated outlook in that? >> that's a-- both points are excellent points. on the first one, i would recommend this book called "the grid" which i just finished reading which just outstanding. until i read about it and thought about it it hadn't occurred to me how fixed infrastructure that's accumulated over many, many decades holds back our ability to have more sustainable, reliable power, not just in rural america, but all across our country. and you know, we should be having a big national debate on upgrading our infrastructure for the 21st century and even when we to, we hear about roads and bridges, but rarely hear about the electrical grid. so i'll leave it at that, but i hear you on that point. on the second one, look, what we see in our programs is that

this smart power effort, for them to say, well, power access, electricity is no longer critical. if anything, in the development field, we've over-diversified our investments and at the expense of valuing low-cost, sustainable and reliable power as an absolute core driver of economic growth and activity. and so i have found in this one space political leaders to be more focused than our global development partners, including ones i've been a part of in the past. >> well, on one note, we've been working in india on the micro grid concepts during the 2014 general election when prime minister modi came into power and we have to -- we had to stop working for the election campaign because some of the local candidates went around and said we will provide everybody with free unlimited power as soon as you elect us and in some villages -- >> did that work? >> mostly not. these are mostly the candidates not in power today. but we have to stop for a month because of that. and after the elections we were -- people came back to the normal activity and i think for our next set of projects int

to some power you need another power to counter it. to take the kind of libertarian interpretation at the end, after dies,dventures and he gilgamesh comes back to the city and the walls have grown taller and the city richard in the absence -- richer in the absence of the king. and i suspect there is something interesting going on there. i don't want to overly interpret this text. you have the first story of checks and balances. king subject to arbitrary power is unbearable. and you need some power to counter it. we can move forward a bit in the and look at the first expression of the idea, the written expression of liberty. in any language. inscriptionform discovered by french archaeologists. this is a very interesting word. it is used in this description -- whoreforms of established property rights for everyone, security of property, eliminated monopolies and made the markets free. and this word is very interesting. it comes, i went to the department of sumerology. i had a tattoo made of this. i didn't want to accidentally tattoo anci

a very powerful warning about monarchy and about power. this is quoted over and over for thousands of years. it was an important part of thomas paine's book, common sense. this is a very powerful passage. a warning about power. and the descriptions of daughters, also. a very clear warning about power. we can skip forward a bit more. think about the discussion of liberty in greek civilization. the city of athens in particular reaches a very high level of personal freedom and wealth, through trade. look at the greek coastline. you can see why people go to the c increase, because there are so many and let's and the soil, most of it, not that grace for growing things. there is a high degree of personal freedom, including a high degree of liberty and independence for women, compared to other societies. i don't want to overly romanticize it. the bulk of the population were slaves, there is no question about that, but among those who are free they had a higher degree of personal freedom and independence than another cities and civilizations of th

we continue to be optimistic to maintain power here. >> the area has power. >> we are seeing power surgese sure medical equipment is stable. jillian: in the off chance you saw continual problems the last few days, what would your plan b if you did have to move people to another medical center? >> at this point we don't foresee that. we are prepared to hunker down and continue doing that in the foreseeable future. we have plans in place. we don't see that happening. connell: thanks for calling in. jillian: images of florence's theory are devastating and she is far from done. connell: people across the carolinas get set to face a new day but no respite to those who lost their homes. we will be right back. (music throughout) if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. toujeo not only provides you control your blood sugar

we have seen uprooted trees, toppled power poles, flooded substations, damaged power lines across both issueisit power lines across both states. the issue is it is still moving. it is moving about 2—3 miles west. i had some bc today that you can walk faster than it is moving. as it moves slowly over both states it is dumping historic rainfall —— i heard someone dumping historic rainfall —— i heard someone today say. the heavy winds are also an issue. it is very dangerous for our linemen to girl up when it is 50 or 60 mph. we have to wait for some of the flooding to recede before we can get there. they are having to shut down some roads. there is a lot of debris in the rose. we —— roads. we are telling our customers this is not has been an hour restoration, or a day restoration, it might be a week or weeks or longer. we have to assemble an army of 20,000 personnel in the carolinas. they travel from florida, texas, missouri to help us restore power. i suppose there is a tension between wanting to help your customers get their power back on, but as you say, you have to be mindful of your

to lose power.ng out equipment, resources and crews. officials have been warning of the possibility for extended outages. most power equipment can't be used in high winds and flooding will delay response time. >> it's the largest contingent we have had for the storm. we'll be ready for it. >> a storm surge warning is in effect for several counties. there is a danger of life-threatening flooding. scary statistics from the north carolina department of public safety. six inches of water cannot down an adult. 12 inches of water can carry a small car and two feet of water can carry away most vehicles. the public water systems are experiencing problems and they have issued boil water advisories. >> jon: jackie keeping an eye on the storm. thank you. hurricane florence is a category 1 storm now. top sustained winds 90 miles an hour. that doesn't make it any less dangerous. it's moving in a northwesterly direction at 6 miles an hour. it is expected to dump rain for 48 hours on the carolinas and beon. creati

to increase the power of the most powerful person in the government. judge kavanaugh also delegates crucial jobs and administrative agencies and has indicated his preference is to discard or pair back long-standing g precedent when they interpret statutes the result is uncertainty as agencies and citizens in court i just to a whole new purpose of statutory interpretation judge kavanaugh's view that congress may not empower a major rule that has great political and economic significance with the precise and crystal-clear of that effect this interpretive approach would perversely disable agencies from those circumstances that we need them the most and with statutory interpretation to undertake protective regulatory programs in line with his own political preferences with that on clarity that judge kavanaugh himself has said it is difficult to achieve forcible it is quite clear he wouldtr apply his own interpretation with affirmative regulatory initiative and not deregulation or failure to regulate this is not a neutral principle. judge kavanaugh often sa

their power back. this state has a great economy, a great education. beacon in the south and we have weathered storms before in our state. but mr. president, we have never seen one like this. , it has has been epic been disastrous, and it has been widespread. a storm like no other. we are beginning the process and ourr federal help county people. we would like to thank our local responders and all of the help they has given to deal with people there on the ground. we are starting to figure out how to get back. we will do it in a smart and strong way. i've been grateful for secretary admiral, theor the coast guard, for helping to rescue people. mr. president, brock long, eddie lewis.ie great emergency director in mike sprayberry. general of the national guard has been doing an excellent job. our jointx goes with military exercise, we are grateful to the members of the u.s. military who have stepped through this us process. inhave got a long road ahead the days, months, and even years sure we build back

[applause] that's the power you have right now. if you get involved, knock on some doors, talk to friends, talk to your family, convince new voters, get them to vote with this entire pennsylvania team, something powerful will happen. change will happen. hope will happen. every time a new law to help the kid read or a new law helps the family get shelter. a new law helps a veteran get support, it gets a little more hopeful. we take one more step in the direction of justice, fairness, equality, and opportunity. it is up to you to spread hope. it's up to you to make change. pennsylvania, you going to vote? >> yes. >> let's get to work. [applause] >> thank you everybody, let's get to work. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ schematic "washington journal", live every day with newson policy issues that impact you. coming up on saturday morning, league of conservation voters will be on to talk about the november election. then, clipper young president of affairs will discuss the latest on brett kavanaugh nomination. dean cain will join us to tell us w

power line.t doesn't look -- it's certainly not catastrophic, it doesn't look awful and man were we ever spared. think of this storm if it had continued the way it was a couple days ago and remained at a category 4, we may be in the middle of an absolutely historic hurricane that would have sadly decimated much of this coast but the creeks did rise and they have some 604,000 people without power but mother nature slow down a little bit, didn't produce the winds that would pick up rocks and throw limbs through the air and cause lots of damage, most of these cars would have damage, the houses would've damage. you can see people out and about right now. they prefer that folks in wilmington not be driving around unless they have two, another limb in the road, another piece of a tree down. this seems like a good new story here. i'm not sure where these pictures are coming from. what is this? this is associated press television news that has a sophisticated system where they can around town and give us

nobody can sort of this proto because there is no power in libya that is powerful enough to take over the country all of them down small powers they can fight for ever and they did it really over the last four five years that's what they did they just kept fighting and fighting and fighting and nobody was able to win then i think the only thing we have from one of this is destruction of the country is the killing of the young people and their innocent and the life of they became so miserable in the come to because of all of that we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to. george the former deputy prime minister of libya discussing the situation in the country seven years after the revolution. what politicians to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so if you want to be president. or somehow want to be. that you going to be this is what will. be the. interest of all those in the water. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling class isn't protect themselves. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doct

power outages approaching 300,000 more or bring the power back on.s storm is not to be messed with. do not go out in this. the situation is only going to be getting worse. steve: reminds you how vulnerable our electric grid is. >> the flights in wilmington, no flights going in or out. charlotte airport is open, 200 flights today have been canceled. if you live in that area, go to the airport, there's a chance -- >> nobody is going in or out right now. some are going in. help is on the way. ainsley: the cajun navy sent its crews to the carolinas for search, rescue and recovery. steve: jordan joins us live from lumberton, north carolina. good morning. why do you do it? we heard the president of the united states give your group a shout out during the state of the union address. why do you do it? >> we have the resources and health available, to help save lives, going to be a little easier. >> we are familiar with the cajun navy because what happened in texas but is it a formal organization? do you train for these things? how do you organize for this de

history shows the power of fear. and the closer that we get to election day, the more those invested in the politics of fear and division will work, will do anything to hang on to their recent gains. fortunately, i'm hopeful, because out of this political darkness, i'm seeing a great awakening of citizenship all across the country. i cannot tell you how encouraged i have been seeing seeing people getting involved for the first time, or for the first time in a long time. they are marching and organizing and registering people to vote and running for office , themselves. look at this crop of democratic candidates running for congress and running for governor, and running for the state legislature, running for district attorney, running for school board. it is a movement of citizens that are younger, diverse and female than ever before. and that's really useful. [applause] we need more women in charge. [cheers] but we've got first-time candidates, got veterans in iraq and afghanistan, record numbers , -- recordb.: j.b.:

one company with tariffs relief this week is sun power.ck rose the most in five months after the u.s. granted an exclusion on imported solar panels. joining me is hugh bromley. why the exemption? hugh: so basically what they have decided is sun powered technology is different enough to the bulk of the imports that it deserves an exemption. it's not competing head-to-head against the bulk of panels that come into the country. give sun power a leg up with chinese competitors and external competitors? hugh: a little bit, it is some relief, but it is not a game changer. they do have this high-end equipment. there is a luxury, it's what's since that's what sun power produces. it comes at a high cost. sun power technology is two or three times as costly produced of the bulk of imports. that means avoiding a 30% tariff is helpful, but not a game changer. alix: let's take a look at what the tariff could have done. if you take a look at what solar powers may have cost, how high are we talking about? hugh: 30% this year, it drops 5% for the next fou

the nuclear power plant and is running on emergency power so they're starting to restore power but it's probably not going to be fully restored for some time yet michael pan in tokyo thank you you thank. well now let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world british prime minister to resign mays says that two russian military intelligence officials carried out the no he took a nerve agent attack on former russian spies survey scribal and his daughter alexander petroff and russian son but sure all are the two men who have been charged but police believe that their names are most likely aliases. north and south korean leaders are set to hold a summit later this month to discuss practical steps toward the denuclearization of the north korean peninsula north korea's kim jong un has again expressed his willingness for close cooperation with south korea and the united states to achieve that goal. and paraguayans says that it is moving its israeli embassy back to tell of the just months after relocating it to jerusalem paraguayans former president carter has and is

ofricane florence was one the most powerful storms ever to hit the most powerful and devastating storms ever to hit our country. to the families out of lost loved ones, americans agrees with you, and our hearts break for you. god bless you, we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side, we are with you all the way. it's all those impacted by the terrible storm, our entire american family is with you and ready to help. and you will recover. most important like, we give thanks to the incredible first responders including sheriffs, police officers, firefighters, they are ally, over the place. i put them up online and everybody let them. they put themselves in harm's way and what they've done to save precious lives, of our citizens, has been nothing short of incredible. federal and0 military personnel supporting the response efforts along with the southeast coast, including brave men and women of north carolina in the national guard. were going to south carolina after this, we know you've worked in court made this very well, that has been a really --. the first responders ha

the heart of the matter there isn't three words that i feel more power. to describe that what we're fighting for which is the inherent value and worth that black people have. in donald trump's america black live still done for some people. when you know stand somebody from just one channel speedy tony will soon not. i don't see death or the evil gotti from thousand mighty roots you're not you're going to change i mean no change in fun thousand martie boots are not chick. t.v. he went on janette us you want to get in a naked man and you can liberate him that he that we didn't shit. woodstock oldest nine hundred sixty nine. everybody's had three days of peace love and you see the combination if you treat. the stock was a mess it was a disaster it was supposed to make lots of money but ultimately did because of the movie that otherwise it just fell to pieces i remember being there on the first day i just hated it it was hot there was no water people were miserable people walking you know they were dragging in there. it was awful. and yet i remember standing

director of clean power sf for power enterprise. for the c.c.a. update today i'm going to cover three things. i will start with our usual clean power sf enrollment ander is russ is status update. i'm also going to provide some information related to the global climate action summit that being held here in san francisco. and i will update the p.c.i. at the public utilities. with respect to our enrollment and service update, clean power continues to move along successfully. clean power sf is serving 108,000 accounts with a cumulative opt-out percentage of 3.1% since program launch. our super green upgrade rate continues to exceed the opt-out rate at 3.4% of active customers. and with an upcoming october quarterly enrollment of customers that have signed up for the program, we're anticipating that it will jump up to 3.6% so, it continues to climb, very positively. that means in october, we'll have more than 3,800 businesses and households in san francisco that have elected to receive 100% renewable electricity from clean power sf. so today marks the

the island is without power. 600,000 people in north carolina are still without power. so really right now, there's no way off the island. an island with no power. the police have shut down the bridge that goes to the main island. most of the people have heeded the warning. neil, back to you. >> neil: thank you. be safe. now to rick leventhal in wrightsville beach, north carolina where hurricane florence first made landfall. >> neil, we're still getting buffeted by strong gusts of wind. look down south. you can see the minor damage here. a roof came down, sheet metal in the street and trees as well. as you walk around, we can show you where the worst of it was. they set a record here, neil, at 11:00 a.m. the water was 5 feet above, almost 5 feet above the high tide that is a record for wrightsville beach. this is up lumina avenue. there's trees down, wires down. it was underwater this morning. we had water -- midway up the sides of the doors of the van as we tried to get out and move to higher ground, which we were able to do. no one else on the roads here because it's

the power to make the laws. the president doesn't have the power to adjudicate disputes, because an independent judiciary has the power to adjudicate disputes in cases in controversies along with a jury. as justice jackson's framework in youngstown famously made clear, it's important to understand that, though, even in the national security context, where the constitution gives the commander in chief power to the president, the president remains subject to the law, both the constitution and the laws passed by congress, so for example, as i've said in writings in my review of judge david behrens view of war, and in some cases, congress has substantial power, and this is often forgotten, substantial power in the war powers arena, to declare war, authorize war and also to regulate the war effort and congress has done so historically and currently including post-september 11th on issues such as interrogation, detention, military commissions, surveillance. congress has been actively involved in those areas historical

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and those things aren't done by power. but the government acts by power.e should be reticent to use power. and so it means when you differ about power, you have to have a debate. and this institution is supposed to be dedicated to debate and should be based on the premise we know since we don't all agree, we should try to constrain that power just a little bit, but then we should fight about it and have a vote in front of the american people and then what happens? the people get to decide whether they want to hire us or fire us. they don't have to hire us again. this body is the political branch where policymaking fights should happen. and if we are the easiest people to fire, it means the only way the people can maintain power in our system is if almost all the politicized decisions happen here, not in article 2 or article 3. so that brings us to a second point. how do we get to a place where the legislature decided to give away its power? we've been doing it for a long time. over the course of the last century, but especially since the 1930s and then ram

can we talk about these nuclear power plants because duke energy has a number of nuclear power plantss. your brunswick plant is close to the coast. how do you prepare those power plants for a storm like this? >> well, you know, these plants are engineered for very extreme conditions. they're designed for major storms like hurricanes, steel reinforced concrete. we've also done a number of upgrades at the brunswick facility and our other plant related to flood mitigation and making sure they can respond in these types of storms. so the staff is very highly trained. they drill. they practice these scenarios. in many cases we can continue generating through storms. when it reaches a certain point, we have safe shutdown procedures to keep the unit safe. i think we'll be in great shape, and we're ready to respond. >> can i ask you something, mr. brooks? how do you assess like which area is going to be the most vulnerable, and is there a priority for certain areas of getting the power back up? >> well, you know, we first focus on getting our transmission infrastructure in core facilities lik

is feared for his ferocious punching power is undefeated and has two belts to. cut . also showed a cool head when the two faced up off to the successful weigh in and wasn't impressed with kanellos antics. so she's like a clone of his show when he's not too good. it's rare books in that fights live up to the hype but this rematch packs a punch on saturday. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you at least four people have died in the u.s. as tropical storm florence batters the states of north and south carolina authorities say the storm is dumping dangerous amounts of rain they warn of catastrophic flooding and say up to two point five million people could be left without power. is moving toward southern china and the densely populated territory of hong kong after leaving behind a trail of destruction in the philippines at least twelve people have been confirmed dead there more than one hundred thousand have had to flee their homes. you're watching news from berlin more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and

over half of our county is without power. we have obviously had the river and creeks flooding, storm surge flooding in most of the state. they had probably eight to 12 feet of water. people have been displaced, and we are going to need help with shelter. the big thing is public safety. we haven't had trash pickup since wednesday before the storm. we are getting back open now. for health reasons, we need to make sure we get all of your help to expedite the boots on the ground. i know protocols and procedures, we've got manuals. i know the protocols and but as i look around -- anyone who has done training, you know training is one thing. we hope we will have continued support to have boots on the ground and help the people in our county and surrounding counties. i thank all of you guys and appreciate all you are doing. thank you. >> mr. president, thank you so much for being here, for coming to north carolina. the story for duke energy is also a story of partnership. i am pleased to report we have restored 1.5 million citizens

for black power and they created a ten point program and their first point was we want power to determine the destiny of our black community and there were a series of other points one that was very significant was one an end to an immediate end to police brutality and murder of black people number three i. want to enter into the robbery of a white rented bearded man a black we're going to black people get it in their community not that you want to i don't need you to uphold the taliban and murder of black people because the name of the organization was a black panther party for self-defense so the first law level of activity is preventing police from brutalizing us in areas of the country where the government has proven itself unable and unwilling to defend the negro when they are being brutally unjustly attacked then the negroes themselves should take whatever steps necessary to defend themselves we want not violence so i want them to. sit and watch us of this lot of. our brother who. suffers less defend us the black panther party a dent a fight with malcolm x. but most of the people wh

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ironically he himself has taken an instrument concentrated power of the of powers turning it into an instrument to increase the most powerful person in the government. he also can delegate through jobs to the administrative agencies and has indicated his preference would be to discard or -- or to charge him with implementing and courts to adjust to a whole new approach to the interpretation but his view that congress may not empower an agency to issue a major rule of economic significance without giving the agency crystal clear instructions to that effect this would perversely disable agencies in those circumstances we need them the most to undertake the regulatory programs that were encountered to judge kavanaugh's political preferences to demand legislativeit area that he himself has said is difficult to achieve and it is quite clearld that boyd apply his principles interpretation only to those regulatoryla initiatives or the failure to regulate this is not neutral. judge kavanaugh often said that the liberty he embraces is terribly small liberty of powerful groups to do their busi

power is on in this area, about 160,000 without power in south carolina. one thing this happens when a storm passes through, wildlife can be displaced. some reported seeing an alligator crossing a road in a residential area which actually is quite a serious thing, can be dangerous. wildlife officials are concerned about snakes coming out of waterways if they flood. and they're very concerned about waterways, the rivers in this county flooding that they could crest in 3 to 7 days and wash out the main road coming into and out of myrtle beach, and that will cut off all supplies coming in and out. the mayor is very concerned. we have spoken with her. >> those rivers if they were to crest and flood, would it hit the area you're in? i know she's concerned about residential areas, but the commercial district as well? >> reporter: not where we are. it is more of a concern with the road leading in and out of myrtle beach and what it will do, it will cut off access completely. 60% of this county they evacuated. even though they have mandatory evacuation for all of

with no power. tammy leitner, thank you for that report from conway, south carolina. from tammy now to new bern, north carolina, where nbc's garrett haake is standing by for us. let's get to the rescue activity, i know there was a lot of concern in new bern, i think 385 rescues completed since thursday. that number must have gone up since then. >> reporter: absolutely, alex. we expect that number has gone up. a lot of the rescues we saw happening today were more of the type of folks who were not prepared for the duration of this storm as opposed to the intensity of it. this was not pulling people off of roofs but getting people who had run out of medication, or run out of power, water, and food in their houses and decided they couldn't wait this out for the duration. we had an opportunity to put a drone up in the neighborhood i'm standing in, to get an idea of how expansive the flooding is. the floodwaters here, we're probably i would say at least a mile from the river itself where the storm surge w

update from power companies.22,000 hopes and businesses without power at this moment in hurricane florence ravaged areas of both north and south carolina. we're watching the markets at moment in the green. dow jones industrials moving higher. let's bring in gene goldman. we work out the end of this week, what is the message you take forward? the news about president saying green light 200 billion tariffs on chinese goods only scared for the markets for a moment. >> the markets are definitely searching for direction. the markets are almost like a mountain climber. 110 markets moving with a strong economy. you have less headwinds, less ox occidental again, deeper and harder steps. you have political elections coming up. the news this morning basically midterms elections, legal topics are subject of midterm elections. that is very important. liz: utilities, health care, consumer staples. with all the breaking news, are you buying stocks here, yes or no? >> we're saying it has been a defensive rotation into those thr

that i'm scared i think this is a very high powered high from not more powerful than the recent announcement on the us that's why we're frightened. the typhoon is expected to make landfall here in the province of ca guyin on saturday this region is considered the country's breadbasket. authorities have. to bring in their rice and corn harvest. the crops will be destroyed. some five million people live in areas at risk of being hit by typhoon man coote and the storm is picking up speed as it approaches. u.s. president donald trump's former campaign cheap paul metaphor has pleaded guilty to two criminal court. as part of a deal with special counsel robert muller well as investigating possible collusion between trump's special presidential campaign and russia but a fourth has admitted to charges one of conspiracy against the united states and another of conspiracy to obstruct justice bust months he was convicted of bank and tax fraud and was due to go on trial a second time on other charges but today's deal means most of those charges have been dropped. well a short while ago i spoke with the h

power supplies have been hit.a said millions could be without electricity. we have about 650,000 north carolinians without power state—wide and the utility companies tell us that this number will keep rising and they think it could be anywhere from a million to 2.5 million people who could eventually lose power. the white house said president trump will visit the area next week if it does not affect rescue efforts. the storm may be weakening but its impact is still being felt and its full cost is yet to be determined. keith doyle, bbc news. the governor of north carolina roy cooper is giving a news conference right now — this is what he's had to say so far. we face walls of water at chris, along rivers, across farmland, cities, and in our towns. more people now face eminent flirt than when the storm was just offshore. —— threat. i cannot be overstated. floodwaters are rising, and if you are not watching for them, you are risking your life. have several important warnings this morning. first to the people who have

since the government acts by power, we should be reticent to use power. so it means when you differ about power, you have to have a debate. this institution is supposed to be dedicated to debate and should be based on the premise we know since we don't all agree we should try to constrain that power a little bit, but then we should fight about it and have a vote in front of the american people. then what happens? the people get to decide whether they want to hire us or fire us. they don't have to hire us again. this body is the political branch where policymaking fights should happen. and if we're the easiest people to fire, it means the only way the people can maintain power in our system is if almost all the politicized decisions happen here, not in article 2 or three. that brings to us second point. how do we get to place wrt legislature decided to giveaway its power? we have been doing it for a long time. over the course of the last century, especially since the 1930's and ramping up since the 1960's a. whole lot of the responsibility in this body has

the power of the power grid in any one of these days. a lot are owned by private industries. we have business operation calls. we are concentrating with the private vendors to make sure they have strong mutual aid programs in place and to help stage power crews coming in from other states. largely at his fema's job to get out of the way to make sure the private power companies can get into these areas to set up their grade. we don't own it. >> you have very strong power companies. they are very powerful in a very well-managed in the sense that they have tremendous overcapacity. they are going to do a great job. they also have made contracts with other power companies that won't be affected until becoming an peer to answer your question, they'll be handing to what the various state very strongly in their already lining up and they'll be here probably for the most part tomorrow or shortly before the storm hits. they'll be in great shape. these are states that have very, very strong power authorities. [inaudible] >> well, it is very risky. again, we've never seen anything quite

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, presidential power. and chairman, i'd like to enter into the record a series of articles that i think lay some of the foundation for my concerns. >> without objection so ordered. go head. >> first is brett kavanaugh by a chicago professor. the kavanaugh nomination must be paused and me recuse himself by third circuit court judge and norm eisen. bread cakavanaugh's radical vie. brett kavanaugh is dedicated to the presidency. and his legal opinions show he would give donald trump unprecedented new powers. >> is that previously said without order? >> you repeated the third one. >> sorry. i want to make sure i know the name. >> radical view of executive power by brown university professor corey bret snooit snyder. >> that's not a law professor though, right? >> correct. a range of opinions from a range of folks from a range of backgrounds. judge, the rule of law requires that those who are governed and those who govern both be bound by the law. and a key way to ensure as you said in your opening that no one

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what does judicial power mean? judicial power, you look at federalist 78.scribed there is a system of precedent. precedent is rooted right into the constitution itself. and constitutionally dictated to pay attention and pay heed to the rules of precedent. beyond that, being a good judge means paying attention to the words that are written. the words of the constitution, the words of the statutes that are passed by congress. not doing what i want to do. not deferring when the executive rewrites the laws passed by congress. but respect for the laws passed by congress, respect for the rule -- law, the words put into the constitution itself. that's part of being a good judge. that's part of being independent. that's part of precedent. and then i would say being a good judge there are human qualities in terms of the interaction. although these confirmation processes focus on one person, as if you're making all the decisions, as i said yesterday, i'm joining a team of nine if i were fortunate enough to be confirmed and that means something. it means something in

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substantial power in the war powers arena. of course, to declare war, we go late the war effort as congress has done so including post september 11th on issues such as interrogati interrogation, detention, military commissions, surveillance. congress has been actively involved in those areas historically and through post september 11th and i've made clear in my writings that the president has very limited power in youngstown category 3 to disregard a law or practice. the historical example set by the supreme court is command of troops in battle, for example, that couldn't get in the middle of that. outside examples like that, narrow examples like that. congress regulates -- can regulate the war effort. congress often chooses to give executive branch broad discretion on national security policy. sometimes not. the congress doesn't like what the executive has done. usually we're reactive. upsable. something happens bad, congress says we don't want to happen in wartime. justice jackson set forth that frame work which has stood th

downed power lines? >> we do have some downed trees, some downed power lines. i think area-wide we are talking about maybe 55,000 customers without electricity at the moment, and that's grown over the last couple of hours. it started out at about 16,000. we have some electrical problems. i'm not aware of any significant property damage at this point, which is a good sign that this storm is not quite what we expected. all week it hasn't been quite what we expected. we are in reasonably good shape. we are hopeful by dawn tomorrow morning we can get crews out and about and survey the damage. >> all right. as michelle was saying, the storm is a little wobbly, it is hard to know exactly where it is going. there's some likelihood as we've been looking at new bern and places on the eastern side of north carolina that these winds and rain, regardless of how strong they are or weak they are, are going to hang around here for a while. this could be a problem for longer than we were expecting. >> correct. this may

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we had power flashing going off. wind gust of 79 miles an hour in the last 15 minutes as the edge of the western eyewall is making landfall in wrightsville beach. >> mike, my question was just that. we have seen pictures of things blowing over in topsail. we heard about the dunes washing away. i want to get a sense of what it is like on the water's edge. >> well, the winds are picking up strongly. we have waves crashing against the edge here. the big story and big thing that had my attention is the power flashes that keep going off over the city of wilmington. the sky lights up in a flor florescent blue color. we hear of the rescues going on with the flooding and rain and storm surge. that will continue to be the story this morning. >> up in new bern in the area around there on the neuse river. an area of great concern. 100 rescues already with 100 outstanding calls. we are trying to get an update on that. i heard storm surge of four feet or so in topsail. did you see anything like that? >> i did not. i actually got

power of already most powerful person in the government. judge kavanaugh also has a cramped view of congress' power to delegate crucial jobs to administrative agencies. he has indicated that his preference would be to discard or drastically pare back longstanding precedent giving agencies deference when they interpret statutes that congress has charged them with implementing. the result would be uncertainty and disruption as agencies, citizens and courts adjusted to a wholly new approach to statutory interpretation. even more damaging, however, is judge kavanaugh's view that congress may not empower an agency to issue a major rule -- that is, a rule that has great economic significance -- without giving the agency a precise and crystal clear instruction to that effect. this approach would perversely disable agencies in the very circumstances in which we need them the most. it would skew i statutory interpretation against agencies' power to undertake protective regulatory programs that run counter to judge kavanaugh's own political preferenc

forty eight hours ago one of my best friend was shot dead simply because he dared to speak truth to power so many people day even without saying a thing so it's important for me to raise the voice for as long as i can do you feel like you're qualified to lead these people do you feel like you have what it takes to be a leader i believe that everybody can play a role i'm only trying to play a role as a person i grew up from the ghetto and i was elevated by the common people the ugandans they gave me this platform and that is why i'm talking to you today so i believe that i can only play my role in its tiny position and by encouraging all the millions of you can answer for each of them to keep playing their role you say your playing a tiny role what if that role that's played the scenario means that you become the next president of uganda do you want that job i want to be ugandan that lives in a free uganda it does not matter who the president will be as of now nobody is free i want to be free. and every going and wants to be free regardless of who the president is how do you get from the s

it is powerful. it's still very powerful. it is enhancing the monsoonal moisture coming up from the southwest. so even into manila, they are feeling the effects of the system, even though it's rolling away, it is still enhancing that moisture. this was so powerful to me yesterday. this is the close-up view. here is the northeastern corner of luzon. this is the eye. the eye was making its way barreling towards that northeastern corner. slammed onshore during the early morning hours. i have an unofficial report that one of these locations reported a 16-meter surge above sea level. does that surprise me? it's shocking if that is true. but with the system that was this broad and this powerful, that certainly is a possibility. all right. here we go. it is moving into the south china sea as it does, now it logistics like for hong kong, this may be one of the most powerful systems that they have seen in about 60 years. will it make a direct hit? more than likely not. the computer mods are suggesting that maybe about 100 kilometers t

history shows the power of fear. and the closer that we get to election day, the more those invested in the politics of fear and division will work -- will do anything to hang on to their recent gains. fortunately, i'm hopeful, because out of this political darkness, i'm seeing a great awakening of citizenship all across the country. i got to tell you, how encouraged seeing people getting involved in the first time or the first time in a long time. they are marching and organizing and registering people to vote and running for office themselves. look at this crop of democratic candidates running for congress or governor or state legislature, running for district attorney, running for school board, it is a movement of citizens that are younger, diverse and female than ever before. and that's really useful. [applause] president obama: we need more women in charge. but we've got first-time candidates, got veterans in iraq and afghanistan, record numbers of women, americans who previously maybe didn't have an interest in