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northbound 101 connecter to northbound 280.arrash that's bl the three left lanes. that's definitely causing some delays if you're heading north out of the sfo area. definitely plan on avoiding that if possible. of course,o real or 280. i'm told it's not impacting 280, even though that's on the connecter. checking out westbound 92, we had a multi-car crash around the toll plaza. i could see a couple cars on the shoulder. once you get past that, we have two disabled vehicles near the span. and checking out our drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, you're in the red at 53 minutes. the sig alert in the dublin area has cleared. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, 20 minutes. northbound 85, you're still in the green at 15 politics. >>> in the east bay, attorneys for the men charged in the ghost ship fire want a trial to stay in the alameda area. for months the suspects have been talking about moving the case out of the county but yesterday they withdrew their motion. studies show jurors in alameda are more likely to sympathize with the men. >> we ascertai

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and is it action you say, bl president, you have to do this? >> absolutely.imes on your show, look, a free and fair press is foundational to any democracy. and it is killing journalists is something that i think would send shockwaves across the middle east. but i also think we have to be a little cautious. a lot of information we're getting is from turkey. we have to remember, turkey is a bad actor in a lot of things too. they just released an american pastor who was kept in prison for over two and a half years under trumped up charges. so we have to, i think, let some more of the evidence come out at this point. >> although the difference there, of course, is we knew that pastor was alive. we don't have a body with jamal khashoggi, which would be a basic way to address this. >> yes, but jim, also, you have to acknowledge a lot of information we're getting is coming from turkey that has no interest in wanting to protect saudi arabia. they're actually enemies. it's important to remember that saudi arabia is somebody who is a check on iran's aggression in the m

bl we're going to keep following this stories and also let you know how you can help, because i'm sure's going to be an outpouring of requests for aid. >> thank you very much, jan. we appreciate it, and good luck to all of the red cross teams doing the work there. if you're watching and want to help the victims affected by this earthquake and the snaumty, you can go to cnn.com/impact. again, cnn.com/impact. a lot of ways listed to help. >>> norsusan colin is one of the few gop senators whose vote will be crucial when it comes to brett kavanaugh's confirmation. what are her constituents telling her, if collins votes yes on him or no. ok here we go? hi! cinturones por favor. gracias. opportunity is everywhere. ♪ it's gonna be fine. it's a door... ♪ it's doing a lot of kicking down there. waiting to be opened. ♪ whatever your ambition... ♪ whatever your drive... ♪ whatever you're chasing... driver, are we almost there? we're gonna have a baby! ♪ daddy! daddy! opportunity is everywhere. ♪ all you have to do to find it is get out... here. ♪ traffic and roads... a mess, honestlyrents going u

bl the one hand, say, yes, it was a terthing, but we don't want, in a serious way, changeeur relationshiph t saudis. >> well, that's what's going to happen. in the middle east, people understand you go through periods where people tend to be mad at you and go back to normap affairs and i t that's what the trukdz will do in saudi arabia. the prior problem is whoever de the decision in saudi arabia to do this didn't worry about donald trump ord america f the u.s. withdraws its normal role as th enforcerme sort of international decency, then the people liksie prnt putin and those in saudi arabia and north korea are instinctivelya anost unconsciously going to go, well, i can get away with this, until you get action. it's the power of american power and standing that seems to be rye core problem. this happens eime the trump administration alliance themselves with the bad person. thoebad person s something bad. they try not to react because they like the bad person, then public opinion drags them into a grudging, meaningless msknowledgment and that seo be the pattern here. >> woodruff: does the

bl black and brown teenager, who were accused and eventually exonerated of raping a white jogger in central park. i'm going to talk to two of them tonight, so stay tuned. i want to see what they think about this. but here's the point. donald trump never backed down. he never acknowledged that those teenager were victimized. tried and found guilty in the court of public opinion even though they didn't do what they were accused of. you think he'd care about that the same way he cares about this? and he claims, oh, guilty before proven innocent. hmm, wonder why he doesn't care about that. think about it. ron brownstein, alice stewart, april ryan, they're here. >>> breaking news, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell taking a key step, advancing brett kavanaugh's nomination tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ i've got hungry eyes applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i needthat's whenvice foi remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer,

a poll is out right now, npr/maris, where only 33% of noncollege white women said they believe bl sachltasey-ford. this is the essence of how he believes that republicans can prosper in '18 and '20. >> published a letter last night that kavanaugh wrote in 1983 to organize beach week. in it he describes himself and his friends as loud, objenoxiou drunks. he signed the letter by his nickname, bart. and he was asked about that by pat leahy. listen. >> i'm trying to get a straight answer from you under oath. are you bart o'kavanaugh that he's referring to? >> you would have to ask him. >> i've heard conservatives say that's not the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> are you the fictional character that's based upon you? i don't know. this is the change that i react to. it's not the me too moment, which i have embraced in various ways along the way but the shift to the standard for supreme court justice is to prove that he was not at a party of unknown location, unknown date and questionable guest list 35 years ago, a standard to which none of us should be held, none of us could meet

if you're talking about somebody can bl liesing small bone nurse that's probably something happens onhe democratic side. >> it worked is well the first time the administration is considering a redo of it, granted in a different incarnation, so there are still to this day as far as we know, as far as our reporting, 245 children who are still separated from their parents for months who may never see their parents again, either whose parents can't be traced, the tracking system was abhorrent, and so -- so, anyway, there's still 245 we need to keep remembering that. now the president is apparently considering doing it again. here is what he told lesley stahl on "60 minutes." >> when you allow the parents to stay together, okay, when you allow that, then what happens is people are going to pour into our country. >> so are you going to go back to that? >> we are looking at a lot of this i think so. >> can i just ask this simple question, yes or no. >> go ahead. >> are you willing to reinstitute that policy? you said we're looking at everything. yes or no? >> you can't say yes or no. what i

weather job losses are more likely to show up in the bls report than adp, carl. >> that's a big storyeve liesman. meanwhile there's an op-ed in "the new york times," the economy is great, really, for now. he joins us today to talk more about that, rashir, thanks for being here. >> great to be back. >> people pay attention to mike wilson's view of the market morphing in potentially a bear market it doesn't sound like you're any more constructive on the macro either. >> i feel like the issue is this basically. the only economy in the world which is doing well currently is the united states. every single other major economy in the world has been slowing down i just feel that the u.s. economy is so stretched just now that it is likely to catch down with the rest of the world rather than the other way around, which is the rest of the world catches up to the strength of the united states that's partly because many of the indicators in the united states in terms of the consumer confidence, the manufacturing surveys, the small business indices, these are at multi-decade highs you know, it's v

to talk about this i'm joined bl hisham melhem,g time columnist who has worked for saudi-backed al arabd is now a columnist for the lebanese daily newspaper "annahar." he is a fellow at the arab gulf states institute in washington. welcome back to shawrs. >> thank you. i'm back home. >> jamal khashoggi, what was special about his voice? >> he was very rmanent. there are saudi dissidents in london as far away as australia, t he add an incredible platform called "the washington post" which published his columns in english as well as arabic. he had in contacts in washington and many people knew him as the son of the political syst saudi arabia, and the representative or the spokesperson of the saudi ambassador in washington ten years ago. >> and then became a critic. yes. and because he knows the iatide, s one reason. the other thing, this is the first high profile international journalist to be killed in thes era of masmedia and other mass media, social media, the internet and all that. millions of people, like you and me, saw man walk io his death. millions of people are grieving his last

yes, it costs money but will have a huge impact on bl health and public safety. >> gary, we know that one of the big genesis factors of this epidemic was the overprescription of these medications, and we are years into this epidec, and, yet, i still hear stories from good friends whose children have a sports injure and they come home with weeks and weeks of opoid pills. today in this day, do you think we're doing enough on educating doctors about how to prescribe these medications? >> yeah, i jut want to rhrase that and say it's not what i think, it's a fact. we are absolutely not doing enough. we -- in a 15-year perio we have increased the amount of ioids prescribed observe an annual basis four times, the amount of deaths six times, and it's not just correlated, it's causal.r everyone aees. >> you put more of these drugs out there, more people will die. >> the lines go like thatge er, in fact, even more on deaths. so what's happened with prescribing? it's come down about 25% or 30% tand now we're at thrimes where we were. still e times the amount of opioids as any other country in th

bl some of them have already voted or are voting right now as this is swirling around.hink at this point, it's way too early to know exactly. we don't know who did this. and that makes calculating what it means really hard. >> i don't think it changes the vote at all. i think this is going to happen. we'll see these kinds of things happen whether there's a blue wave or a blue trickle. the kind of violence engendered by the president and the lackeys in the republican congress that let him get away with it. >> two days without thinking about the caravan. i'm not kidding. it's distracting from what trump wanted us to think about. trump wants us thinking about the caravan. >> well, frankly, i blame some democrats for not stopping is a lack of compassion in talking about this caravan. i have friends who have been here at the caravan covering this for the press. i talked to them personally about it. these are not your typical economic migrants. these are people who had relatives killed, who come from towns who have been totally taken over by narco traffickers. these are refug

. >> reporter: adeney espouses the so-called ""4% rule" on his bl if you salt away and invest 25 times stocks you can then withdraw 4% of your savings each year of retirement. but isn't the market risky? >> put the money in ome broad econy through index funds where you own thousands of companies, very conservative and it's gonna fluctuate just because the stock market fluctuates, but if you're just taking a small amount each year you don't care at all about that. like the stock market crashes you're still taking your little 4%, the stock market goes up, you're still only taki that averages out over time. >> reporter: don't spend money on things you don't actually need, he says. and don't drive so much. >> that's my biggest winning secret to a wealthy life, isju get out of the car a little bit. driving is way, way more expensive than what most people think. most people think about gasoline as the cost of driving. really it's about five times higher than that. so prete is $15 a gallon, then you're starting to get an estimate of how expensive oudriving really is >> reporter: due to deprec