mr gardner, mrsjill brown... will restore order in the gallery. mr gardner, mrs jill brown. ..irming a very controversial judge brett kavanaugh as the new member of the zipping courtjudge. what you have been hearing is multiple interruptions by protesters in the gallery as the names of senators are read out. you can hear the sound come in, some of the protests are being muffled and then on it goes. let‘s talk to our correspondence mac who is at the capitol building in washington. how unusual are some of these scenes? all of this is capping what has been an intense and unusual political drama that has played out over the past week or two. we have heard the state m e nts past week or two. we have heard the statements from the minority and majority leaders, both putting out very radical and different views of thejudge they are very radical and different views of the judge they are about to vote on. this sums up what this debate and controversy has been all about. as you mentioned, some protesters managed to get into the gallery and tried to disrupt as much as possible. the two ‘s

introduced to legislature by randy gardner which would be a bond issue, an issue over a ten- year period of time that provides the money and resources we need to clean up our lakes and cleanup our streams that are going in. we have to pull together the agricultural community and the rest of the community, people who love to fish and love our lakes and streams, pull them together, put a plan together, but you have to have money, we will provide that money with a bond issue. colleen: mr. cordray? mr. cordray:thank you for asking about our environment, our legislature has been so backward on this. it goes to clean and renewable energy, and our waterways. we are steps away from the ohio river. we have problems with the ohio river, we have problems with lake erie, and waterways in between. clean water and clean air should be a basic in the state of ohio. the environmental groups have endorsed me and not mike dewine because they know his record for

cory gardner of colorado, there was some talk that senator gardner might be on the fence. then his spokesperson pushing back a few hours ago indicating that senator gardner is more than likely to vote for judge kavanaugh. also, senator thune and i believe i see senator tom cotton standing next to marco rubio of florida. again, right now it would seem as if -- it would seem as if they are fairly relaxed. aaron blake, are you still with me? >> yes. >> aaron, your paper talked to several senators who read that report that michael steele was just talking about, that 46-page fbi report. they said that the fbi reviewed, quote, several hundred calls, 46 pages came from a three-hour interview with mark judge. also, they talked to him about the third accuser, julie swetnick. in the end, how much did that report even matter? >> i'm not sure that it mattered a whole lot. this was always going to probably be more evidence that would confirm pre-existing beliefs about what happened here. i think the most damaging thing -- the only damaging thing, perhaps, that really could have come ou

jillian: sending republican senator corey gardner's wife a gruesome video of beheading after kavanaugh shimkus, fox news 24/7, siriusxm 115 with what people are saying about this, hey, carley. carley: former congressional aide was arrested for releasing phone numbers and personal addresses of three republican senators and now we have this, posted this tweet saying, amid kavanaugh furor and threats to members, senator corey gardner tells fox news that his wife received a text with video attachment showing a gruesome beheading, someone has also released the names of and addresses of his personal family members, so this turning out to be a really dangerous trend when that donald trump, jr. speaking out saying the left know nos bounds, what they will do to intimidate enemy is sickening, they don't play the game the way we do and media arm basically the entire mainstream media covers for them, we must take notice and not let their norm become the norm. bonnie on twitter also saying, charge the person since it was a text easy to know who sent it and bev on twitter saying, such an act is evil

after a hit and run in >>> a trail of debris led police to this man, anthony gardner, after a hit and run. officers found a car bumper in the road off of 680 and noticed several street signs had been knocked down. they fired that debris to a shopping center where they found gardner changing a tire on a chevy camaro. he was arrested for dui, and hit and run. >>> they are desperate for answers. a family is determined to find out how their loved one ended up dead in a bay point canal. 25-year-old creanna smith disappeared on july 16th. her body was found four days later, 11 miles away from her usual walking path. investigators say this was no sign of trauma or foul play. but also say it was not a suicide. smith's mother and family have been passing out flyers every day. they are convinced that somebody killed her. >> try to stay strong, but i need closure and until i get justice for my daughter, there will be no closure. >> the sheriff's department declined to talk on camera but say it's still an open investigation. >>> we now know what sparked the deadly cascade fire. high winds with sa

i want to say to cory gardner, in november we will [crowd chanting >> vote him out. >> vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. [crowd chanting] vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. vote him out. [applause] >> we deserve better than this, so we will not stop fighting. [crowd cheering] [crowd chanting] >> we deserve better. we deserve better. we deserve better. we deserve better. [crowd cheering] >> kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. kavanaugh has got to go hey hey, ho ho. >> i am here today to speak up and make sure that the that the brock turners do not tune into the brett kavanaughs. >> i'm here today because i do not want to be silenced. [crowd chanting] >> we believe you. we believe you. we believe you. >> i absolutely had to be here because it was my civic duty, and just like dr. ford. thank goodness for an amazing husband and an amazing friend, and bein

jillian: let's talk about cory gardner for a second.s we know, last week at some point last week, he came out saying his wife received a text message that included a video of a beheading. we want to read in part a tweet that he sent out because it is rather lengthy. it says this is not who we are, we have our political disagreements and we should cherish the rights to express our disagreements but when it comes to calls for violence and attempted murder and assassinations, this country has gone too far and it's time we step back from that brink. kristin, how do we step back from that? how do we make that happen? it seems like we're at such a tough point in this country right now. >> it's going to take some very brave democratic leaders, speaking out against this behavior that we're seeing. but right now nobody's doing that. and all of this really underlines the fact that barack obama's calls for civility, hillary clinton's calls for unity don't really seem like they were genuine. the left use these sound bites as a political tool to att

frank gardner reports.hree weeks to the day since he disappeared, jamal khashoggi, outspoken saudi critic of his own government, last seen alive entering the saudi consulate in istanbul shortly before he was murdered by those inside. today, turkey's president erdogan addressed parliamentarians and gave his first full public reaction. translation: all information and evidence shows that jamal khashoggi was killed in a violent, savage murder. the details of this incident, this murder, is capable of hurting our hearts. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. there's said to be an audio tape from a turkish surveillance device hidden inside the saudi consulate that recorded his agonising last moments. president erdogan made no mention of this today but he did challenge the latest saudi version of what happened. translation: this was a planned operation. it is not going to satisfy either us nor the international community that this was just a rogue operation by a

frank gardner reports. and welcome to the convention centre here in riyadh, opulent building on this, the first day of the conference aimed at raising money and changing the future direction of saudi arabia. it was the brainchild of the prince the crown prince, and today he attended, in fact crown prince, and today he attended, infact in crown prince, and today he attended, in fact in the last hour. the events here however were overshadowed earlier today with the speech in the turkish parliament by the president in which he accused saudi arabia of planning the murder of jamal khashoggi, he said it was a planned operation. he dismissed the saudi version of events but there have been a fight inside the consulate, and that missed —— jamal khashoggi had died. he said he wanted all 18 people to be taken to turkey and charged with the murder. the crown prince and the king met the sun and brother earlier today in riyadh, we have also gotten a statement from the last hour or so from the g7 that there are many quest

the eight year old neighborhood every morning she checks the app for chris gardner which means crossfire. in the course of the day she receives on average eighteen messages about shootings as a registered user she can also report incidents herself at the start of forgo presorted checks the messages with software and keyword searches the platform gets most of its information from tweets amnesty international help to set it up in twenty sixteen since then the app has been downloaded over two hundred thousand times we decided to create problems that exactly because our data did the next just had lots of data on the part of cranks but we didn't have data on their mix of armed violence so we decided to start counting it how many times and where were happening. other digital apps also want to make violence in rio visible for example busted of your lens which means stop the violence. all the act undid them did or tailor locate the shooting. with crowdsourcing and real time information the digital technology offers new platforms will transparency the platforms also reveal surprises such as the f

here by james mandell and frank gardner.he latest pictures ofjamal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy loo... but what is the right version? this telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis. i'm asking to change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. it's ka—shoggy. however the name advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. 0r e—mail newswatch. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news covers again next week. goodbye. hello. british summertime ends this weekend as t

fox news chad was to report on twitter, amid kavanaugh furor, senator corey gardner tells fox that wifed text with video attached showing gruesome beheading and some have released addresses of family members. donald trump, jr. responded on twitter, the left with no bounds, what they will do to intimidate the enemy, they don't play the game the way we do, the media, mainstream media covers for them and not let the norm become their norm. steven on twitter say chiming in saying this is truly disturbing, a lot of anger over this as you can imagine, this comes, of course, after the democratic congressional aide arrested for allegedly leaking the personal information belong to go three republican senators. heather: the fact that they had personal cell phone number. so taylor swift not too scared not -- to jump in political arena. carley: posted long message to instagram, in the past i have been reluctant to voice my political opinions, i feel very differently about that now as much as i have in the past and i would like to continue voting for women in office i cannot support mar shea blackbu

no one has won here before but gardner cottoned on an upset.lford road is not likely stronghold once was. but the tigers roared first. i'm very posed. tried. —— under the post, try. leicester city what they do best, power game. over just before city what they do best, power game. overjust before the break and they try just after it. overjust before the break and they tryjust after it. but leicester are not likely superpower they once were and their showed why. cheeky. five minutes later, fractures in the backline gifted this, the second for this player of the evening. big games require the biggest of players. and he is about as big as they come. back to fitness coming through dry hair is back in eddie jones' england plans. —— he proved wide. —— he proved why. elsewhere, saints beat the dragons in newport. some other stories for you this friday night... britain's johanna konta lost in the semi—finals of the kremlin cup. she was beaten in straight sets 6—4, 6—3 — by the sixth seed and local favourite daria kasatkina. jonny bairstow‘s a doubt for

or should be more of a soft sound as demonstrated here byjames mandell and frank gardner.fjamal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy lou. but what is the right version? this telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis and please can you change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. thank you. however, the name advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. jamal khashoggi. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the program, you can call us or e—mail us. you can find us on twitter, and do have a look at our website. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good evening. after a cold

gardner? >> aye. >> mrs. gillibrand? mr. graham? mr. grassley? >> aye. >> ms. harris? >> no. >> ms. hassan? mr. hatch? mr. hinerich? ms. heitkamp? mr. heller? ms. hirono? >> no. >> mr. hoven? mrs. hyde-smith? mr. inhoff? >> aye. >> mr. isaacson? >> aye. >> mr. johnson? >> aye. >> mr. jones? mr. kaine? >> no. >> mr. kennedy? mr. king? >> no. >> ms. klobuchar? >> no. >> mr. kyl? mr. langford? mr. leahy? mr. lee? >> aye. >> mr. >>> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arm will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the clerk may continue. >> mr. markey. >> no. >>> mrs. mccaskill. mr. mcconnell. >> aye. mr. menendez. >> no. >>> mr. merkley. >> no. >>> moran. >> aye. >>> ms. murkowski. mr. murphy. mrs. murray. >> no. >>> mr. nelson. >> mr. paul. >> aye. >>> mr. perdue. >> aye. >>> mr. peters. >> no. >>> mr. portman. >> aye. >>> mr. reed. >> no. >>> mr. risch. >> aye. >>> mr. roberts. >> aye. >>> mr. rounds. >> aye. >>> mr. rubio. >> aye. >>> mr. sanders. >> no. >>> mr. sasse. >> aye. >>> mr. schatz. mr. sch

and gardner menchu makes them pay. max voorhee, he walks into the end zone.ight now the score is tied at 14 apiece. we'll bring you those highlights later tonight. >>> they are fired up in berkeley as they face the top-seeded washington huskies. and it could be a long day, though. jake browning with a 3-yard score to ty jones and washington goes up early. cal responds nicely. payton henry takes the kick. he finds some nice open field. he'll go 62 yards before he is stopped. cal would end up with a field goal on the drive. then two minutes left in the first, cal had some nice defense. browning's pass is picked off by cameron bynum. he gets a nice foot inbounds. look at that balance. 7-3 in the second quarter. chase gardner finds patrick laird. picked up an 18-yard gain.ld up field goal. right now the huskies just leading by one in the second quarter. >>> number two clemson on the road against florida state. and that expression kind of says it all. get out of the way. 315-pound defensive tackle coming through. christian wilkins with the rushing touchdown. 28-0.

or should be more of a soft sound estimates rated here byjames mandell and frank gardner.mal khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details of just how khashoggi and his fiancee. lurid details ofjust how khashoggi died have been leaked to turkey's pro—government media. have been leaked to turkey's pro-government media. all this inconsistency did not impress a viewer called lindy loo... but what is the right version? is telephone caller was pretty clear. this is a friend of the khashoggis i'm a asking to change the pronunciation. it is not kah—show—gee. negi. pronunciation. it is not kah-show-gee. negi. however the name advised to be said in the last two exa m ples we advised to be said in the last two examples we played reflecting a gulf arabic rather than a standard arabic pronunciation. one final thought on the reporting of his death comes from kevin west, who posed this question. think you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news current affairs, you can call us. or e—mail up affairs, you c

she is interviewed by amy gardner of the washington post owitz of thek washington journal. and then, c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican challenger jim renacci, at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span sunday. president trump attends a campaign rally in richmond, kentucky for congressman andrew barr. also joining the president were kentucky senators mitch mcconnell and rand paul. this is one hour and 10 minutes. ♪ usa" playing] from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there is pride in every american heart and it's time we said today i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because the rank no doubt i love this land god bless the usa ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died gave that right to me

when tom gardner, cbs news, bundaberg it >> the baby may not be due in spring but that's are being taken on possible names, diana, victoria and alexander are among early favorites. >>> a new video at noon, a meeting interrupted by snakes falling from the sky. take a look at this, it will give you the goosebumps. the bank workers in south china were standing around when all of a sudden a massive python fell from the ceiling. that is not a small snake. it is pretty big. it slithered around the office space until curling up around the couch. eventually the authorities arrived and collected it, it is unclear where the python came from. >> is this a practical joke or? >> i don't know. i would be freaking out right now. look at that. if that were to ever happen, you would see a flash behind me. i would be gone. >>> let's look at something nicer right now, here's a live look at the sales force tower camera of the blue skies this afternoon. our temperatures are warming up here. we were in the 70s even about 80 degrees in santa rosa recently. 73 san jose. 78 for concord, 72 oakland and 75 let's t

senator gardner. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for retirement testimony today. i want to follow up on on a lof questions from senator udall and senator moran. mr. naparstek, something that i think didn't quite hear the answer to, senator moran as to whether not you would be lobbying against our efforts in congress to continue work with thes southwest chief. was that a yes or no question you arere not lobbying against e effort? >> we are not lobbying against it. we are waiting speediest you are not trying to oppose it or involved in the process to do that. >> we have committed to fy '19 running the southwest chief. >> so a letter from amtrak to the colfax county commission in new mexico last year ended with this sentence in the last paragraph, the advancement of the southth was chief approve te project will not significantly improve our nation's transportation infrastructure will also contribute to the economic competitiveness of the united states. do you still agree with that assessment? >>

gardner. >> aye. >> mrs. gilibrand. mr. graham. >> aye. >> mr. grassley. >> aye. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> ms. house in. > housein.>> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. hatch. [ indiscernible ] >> mr. heinrich. ms. heitkamp. mr. heller. ms. hirono. >> no. >> mr. hoovin. >> aye. >> mrs. hyde smith. >> aye. >> mr. inhofe. >> aye. >> mr. isakson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mr. jones. >> no. >> mr. kaine. >> no. >> mr. kennedy. >> aye. >> mr. king. >> no. >> ms. klobuchar. >> no. >> mr. kyl. [ indiscernible ] >> mr. langford. >> aye. >> mr. leahy. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. manchin. >> aye. >> shame, shame, shame! >> the clerk will suspend. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. >> [yelling] >> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. >> [yelling] >> clerk may continue. >> mr. markey. >> no. >> mrs. mccaskill. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. mcconnell. >> a aye. >> mr. menendez. >> no. >> mr. murkly. >> no. >> mr. moran. >> [ indiscernible ] >> ms. murkowski. >> [ indiscerni

let me read you some quotes from gardner.e said "if some tycoon on wall street had a bad day, they don't get a rat's ass." if jeff bezos loses money, they don't lose sleep. there's concern about the interest rates. i spoke with joe manchin from west virginia. he echos the president talking about the interest rates. i put the question to richard shelby, the republican senator from alabama. former chair of the banking committee. he said the fed is always going to be concerned about inflation. maybe they see something out there. as you say, neil, as we go to the mid-terms, a couple days ago we talked about brett kavanaugh. then the hurricane. now the market decline. it's october. there's a term in politics called october surprise. it's october and full of surprises, neil. >> neil: well-said, my friend. you thought you could ease up after kavanaugh. >> never does. >> neil: i hear you. chad, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> neil: dan henninger is here with us from the "wall street journal." so help me with this and the fallou

gardner. >> aye. >> ms. gillibrand. mr. graham. mr. grassley. >> aye. >> ms. harris. >> no. >> ms. hassan. mr. hatch. mr. hinrich. >> no. >> ms. heitkamp. mr. heller. >> aye. >> ms. hirono. r. hoeven. ms. height smith. >> aye. >> mr. inhofe. mr. isakson. mr. johnson. mr. jones. mr. kaine. mr. kennedy. >> aye. >> mr. king. ms. klobuchar. >> no. >> mr. kyl. >> aye. >> mr. lankford. >> aye. >> mr. leahy. mr. lee. mr. manchin. mr. markey. ms. mccaskill. mr. mcconnell. mr. menendez. mr. merkley. >> no. >> mr. moran. ms. murkowski. r. murphy. ms. murray. mr. nelson. r. paul. mr. perdue. >> aye. >> mr. peters. >> no. > mr. portman. mr. reid. mr. rich -- mr. reisch. mr. roberts. mr. rounds. >> aye. >> mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. shotts. mr. schumer. mr. scott. >> aye. >> ms. shaheen. mr. shelby. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. >> aye. >> mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. >> aye. >> mr. toomey. >> aye. >> mr. udall. r. van hollen. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. >> aye. >> mr. wyden. >> no. >> mr. young. >> aye. >> affirmative, alexander, barrasso, blunt, boozman

the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery and you mr blake mr gardner.mrs jill abram mr graham mr grassley. miss harris his house and mr hatch mr heinrich miss heitkamp mr heller miss hirono. mr hove and mrs hyde smith. mr in hoff mr isaacs and mr johnson. mr jones mr kane mr kennedy mr king miss clode which are mr carlyle mr langford. mr leahy mr lee mr mansion. clerk will suspend the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant in arms will restore order in the gallery. arjen it arms will restore order in the gallery. clerk may continue mr markey we've been watching live pictures here from the u.s. senate this as a final vote is about to take place on the confirmation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and of course it started with a roll call vote on cavanagh's nomination to the supreme court vote itself set to take place very shortly what you want of this alongside us political analyst bill schneider and bill we've been watching these remarkable scenes a very bitter political i'm public divisions playing out right that insid

chairman. >> thank you, senator gardner. if senator klobuchar asks about the southwest chief, i'll know you're having a bad day. [ laughter ] senator klobuchar. >> thank you, very much. no, that wasn't in my plans. but thank you, mr. chairman, for holding this hearing, and thanks to senator nelson, as well. as you all know, the service transportation safety board has included positive train control on its most wanted safety list every year from its inception in 1990. until the enactment of the rail safety improvement act in 2008. and according to the gao, only eight passenger railroads anticipate reaching full implementation of ptc by the end of the year. so we clearly have work to do here. i know it's important to people in my state. i will say that the northstar commuter line is on track in minnesota to meet 100% of its ptc obligations. but that is not the case, as i mentioned, for all commuter lines. the nationwide implementation of ptc, as you all know, is a complicated process. mr. naparstac, as ptc is phased in, can co

this is somethinthis has to be l for you. >> i know jamie gardner, senator gardner's wife.ple forget and this is where i think there is a lot of bias in the media. if you had seen 12 or more democrat members of congress almost executed on the baseball field a year ago. i don't think that you would see this kind of sort of passivity on the part of the media and the left about these radical elements within their groups. this is dangerous stuff. scalise almost died. 's let's not forget had he not had that detail there would have a mass execution on that field. only because he was a leader in the house that he had that security detail. the rest of them don't have that. so these threats are real. as a wife, i'm concerned. i'm concerned that it has escalated now to where they are talking about kids and wives. it's scary stuff. if you thought brett kavanaugh, what happened to him was going to keep people away from entering into public life. this will keep people from entering into public life. because their families are everything to them. ainsley: that's right. they are not the o

bemove on to 5a through 5e and these are five appeals related to christopher cole, kristine gardner, ayca erbilgin, emrah kostem, and protesting the issuance on august 1, 2018 to bill canihan of a site permit, the change of use to convert an existing single-family house to a two-unit residence with horizontal and vertical addition. remodel new kitchen, new bathrooms, new bedrooms and living space,, new decks, and install new elevator. excavate rear yard and add fire sprinkler system throughout under separate hermit. did the appellants decide how to present the case? you have a total of 35 minutes. >> yes. we would like to do it individually. 7 minutes each. >> yes, please. >> what order would you like to do it? >> i'm going to go first. i'm robin. and then kristine. then napthali. >> them emrah and then chris cole. >> okay. all right. thank you. >> thank you. so you have seven minutes please. good afternoon, members of the board of appeals. my name is robin bishop and i am a life long resident of san francisco and petero hill native. i am asking the board to address the violations th

. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ lgh ooy from james anthony as kinder gardners as theennessee kined him a >> isn't that fantastic? james says he was touched by the performance and clearly was. >> that's so sweet! >> it is cute. on to sports. >> speaking of sweet -- >> that was adorable. the warriors, they have arrived in new york city playing the knicks tomorrow. will k.d. be calling the big apple home next year? and durant on speculation about his future. cali's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> good evening. coming off of tef curry's 51-point explosion last night, the warriors landed in new york last night, greeted by this bill board courting ke

late in the fourth gardner minchu hits calvin 35 yards. washington state in field goal ran range.azzu comes from 14 down. they beat stanford 41-38. >>> cal hosting 15th ranked washington. after uw benched their quarterback cal down four in the third. jake heiner who's going to get picked off by evan weaver. the linebacker's going to rumble 37 yards for the score. andou tha be the winner. stanford doesn't win but cal does. they upset washington 12-10. and that's going to do it for sports. more news after the break. i'm dave feldman. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. >>> new at 11:00, a big halloween party in the east bay today. party time. 13th annual halloween parade at a festival along piedmont avenue. mayor libby schaaf was there. and she was tossing beach ball

birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> that is laughs of joy coming from james anthony as kinder gardnersthe school in tennessee kined him a happy birthday. >> isn't that fantastic? james says he was touched by the performance and clearly was. >> that's so sweet! >> it is cute. on to sports. >> speaking of sweet -- >> that was adorable. the warriors, they have arrived in new york city playing the knicks tomorrow. will k.d. be calling the big apple home next year? and durant on speculation about his >>> good evening. coming off of tef curry's 51-point explosion last night, the warriors landed in new york last night, greeted by this bill board courting kevin durant. that bill board shows current with christoph and says can you make new york sports great again? the warriors practiced in new york, met by a pack of media afterwards. durm dur durant who had a quite 30 last night, knows that speculation is just part of the job. >> you know, speculation is just the entertainment side of this. a lot of people,ike i said, look forward to that side. so i understand what it's about. i'm not going to

. >> reporter: troy gardner and his wife rode out the storm. the home is in tatters and so is he. >> we are a little broken but we're going to survive. >> reporter: along the beach, once popular tourist destination, concrete slabs and blocks where homes used to be. >> this is a town wiped off the face of the earth. ck scott toured the r devastation. >> this is the worst. >> reporter: michael the fourth strongest hurricane on record to make landfall in the u.s. at least 13 people have died including a 11-year-old sarah radney struck by debri in her grandparent's home. after sweeping by georgia and lcarolina, leaving 1.5 million people without power. at tyndall air force base, catastrophic damage. a fighter jet flipped. in panama city, this blackhawk air lifted residents to safety. did you think you'd survive? >> no. >> reporter: back in mexico beach, these walls collapsed around charles smith. >> the high-water mark was probably right around here. >> reporter: this is all the crashing waves left behind. >> it's mother nature's strongest thing i

our security correspondent frank gardner is here.t time we heard from the crown prince publicly. what did you make of it? has anything he said shifted the dial? i'm do not think so. this was a piece of public theatre. the conference, future investment initiative, was his showpiece. dubbed davos in the desert. he needed to be able to mention it. and not avoid it altogether. go ahead. so you are making the point... we have a slight problem with the microphone but your point is this was a piece of theatre, first public appearance, he is at the investment conference, has he changed anything with what he said? there are two audiences, the domestic within saudi arabia and the gulf and the international one. domestically, he is still enormously popular. this is a young prince, who millions of young saudis look to as the hope the future for jobs millions of young saudis look to as the hope the future forjobs and investment to lead their country into the 21st century. internationally, in the west, there is deep suspicion the buck with him, an

this debate will be moderated by anchor jim gardner. moderator: welcome to the first debate by the major party candidates for u.s. senate in pennsylvania. of course, were quickly approaching the general election that will help to shape the commonwealth political landscape for the next six years and beyond. in the next hour we will question the candidates to learn more about where they stand on issues of great importance to you, the voter. both candidates will have one minute to answer is question, but trying determined that congressman lou barletta will answer the opening question. senator casey will give the final closing statement. let's begin. it is a huge story in the news is breaking all around us and the saudi's now concede that journalist jamal khashoggi is dead but they say he died in a fist fight. no mention of the beheading or dismemberment or bone saw. it looks like the explanation may be intended to protect the crown prince. from any culpability for the trump administration has a strategic and financial relationship with nbs

the younger senators, sasse, rubio, gardner. they are uncomfortable. they are going to be yes votes, but this is not -- they wish they could not have to cast this vote. >> chuck, thank you very much. we'll listen to chuck schumer on the senate floor now speaking. >> will go down as one of the saddest most sorted chapters in the long history of the federal judiciary. the well was poisoned from the outset when president trump selected judge kavanaugh from a list of names pre-approved by hard-right special interest groups for whom the national interest is a trifling concern compared to repealing roe v. wade, cutting peoples healthcare, and achieving a partisan majority on the supreme court. the rot worsened when the republican majority on the judiciary committee shielded the bulk of judge kavanaugh's records from the public, discarding decades of bipartisan precedent and thwarting norms of transparency and fairness. and finally the dam broke under the waieight of credible allegations that judge kavanaugh committed an assault while in high school. these he

senator gardner is here as well. this is an important issue for us. your answer was disappointing to me in regard to the $3 million. i am pleased to hear you say that amtrak will continue to run and operate the line in its current form through fiscal year 2019. i think that is a positive development and something that we were unaware of we will continue to work to see that the legislative efforts that we have undertaken our successful in the conclusion. my understanding is that amtrak is not like being against our provision and i would encourage you to continue and confirm that that is the case. we don't want you to work against us providing you money to for the track and operate the rail line. the disappointing part is the $3 million. this is really the issue that got me interested in this topic i got my attention initially. this is the third grant, the tiger grant that has been granted. that amtrak has been a partner in all 3 of those. it originated in kansas followed by colorado and now you! and in each of those instances, amtrak kept its commitmen

she is interviewed by amy gardner of the washington post and the wall street journal. at 10 a.m. ands 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. then, c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues within ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican congressman jim rena cci. the debate starts live this afternoon at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. with election day less than a month away, and the control of congress in question, see the competition for yourself on c-span. watch the debates from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. c-span's 2018 campaign coverage continues now with a wisconsin senate debate between incumbent democrat tammy baldwin and republican challenger lea voukmir. the debate is held by the

she is interviewed by amy gardner of the washington post and julie michael it of the wall street journal. watch newsmakers sunday at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. camping 2018pan's coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between sherrod brown and republican congressman jim anything. they will meet in cleveland and the debate starts live sunday at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. on saturday, president trump met with pastor andrew brunson and his family at the white house. the pastor had been detained in andey on espionage terrorism related charges. since 2016. on friday, he was convicted but released on time served. this is 25 minutes. [indiscernible chatter] president trump: this was a long journey, but for andrew, it has been a very interesting day, because from a turkish prison to the white house in 24 hours. that's not bad actually. [applause] and i want to start by saying that noreen was unbelievable. she was calling and calling, and she definitely love you, let me -- loves you, let me put it that way. she was calling and she wanted you out. and she was not playing games,

she is interviewed by amy gardner of the washington post. watch newsmakers at 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and jim bracy. they will meet in cleveland for the debate and it starts live this afternoon at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. ♪ >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. we recently stop in columbus, ohio. looking forward to the november midterm elections, we're asking folks which party should control congress and why? >> i believe congress should remain in republican hands. a couple of reasons. possibly the largest one is it has been stated that if the democratic party takes control, they will go out of their way to stymie any of the president's proposed legislation's for good or for ill. any legislation in the past, i think we need a congress to stand behind the president, even if it is pushing some of his less sought out ideas. >> i want to see the democrats control the congress and the senate. i think it is long overdue to remove trump

daniel hawkins debated the issue with human rights campaigner peter tatchell and journalist john gardner what do you make of the way the teachers handle this incident and separated the students during a drill now if this has not been a drill if it had been a real live incident of a terrorist attack upon that school i fear that as the teachers debated with the trans people where to place them. the baptism for was the discussion. were ended up with they would have all been exposed and could have all been potentially killed everybody eases treading on eggshells around this subject so you're probably correct that the school was worried they would get accused of transphobia old whatever they want to call it this way the main thing is in this kind of situation get the kids to a safe place you know this is just a trans people again trying to dominate social policy trying to change the world into their way of thinking it doesn't have to be segregated to boys and girls that's not necessary just get the kids whatever and whatever their sexuality get them to a safe place protect the kids that comes

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she's interviewed by amy gardner of "the washington post" and julie by glitz of "the wall street journal." watch "newsmakers" on c-span. then, c-span's campaign 2018 coverage continues with an ohio senate debate between incumbent democrat sherrod brown and republican congressman jim renee c. they will meet in cleveland. the debate starts live, sunday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. announcer: tonight on "afterwords," gina loudon, fox news guest analyst and member of the trump 2020 campaign media advisory board on her book "mad politics: keeping your sanity in a world gone crazy." she is interviewed by representative louie gohmert of texas. >> is president donald j. trump crazy? >> crazy like a fox, yes. i believe that narcissism is a spectrum -- and most of us who put ourselves in the public eye have an unusual sense of confidence, and there's a reason. if you want to call it narcissism, i don't have a problem with that. is it a dangerous narcissism? i don't think so. but are there dangerous sorts of narcissism? absolutely. we've seen it in politics. but i don't think our president is in

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earlier, i spoke to our security correspondent frank gardner, who is at the conference in bahrain.ion could impact relations between turkey and the saudi kingdom. saudi arabia and turkey were already essentially in a kind of cold war battle for supremacy in the middle east and this has complicated it even further. this is the most extraordinary situation where you have got two major powers, saudi arabia and turkey, trying to resolve this issue. and the united states involved in it. all of it have got a chip in the game when it comes to finding out who has ordered this killing because that is the bottom line. as far as saudi arabia is concerned, most saudis are hoping it will not read to the hand of the crown prince. you cannot have it both ways. either he was involved in which case he is going to be toxic permanently from western governments or he was presiding over a rogue organisation going on under his nose without him knowing it. he has the economy, defence, royal court, diplomacy in his hands, all that power. some are saying he has too many areas, too many portfolios and somet

president trump noted, we are going to get to the bottom of it. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner the killing could further impact us—saudi relations. i think it is probably the biggest strain on us—saudi relations since the 9/11 attacks in 2001 and it has overshadowed the security conference here in bahrain. you saw the words there, the saudi foreign minister was very defensive. slightly glossing over the fact that saudi arabia denied for weeks that jamal khashoggi had even been murdered. they were sticking to this nonsense claim that he had walked out of the consulate when, in fact, a body double walked out. i think what people are struggling to cope with is the idea that 15 agents should go on to chartered planes and fly from riyadh to istanbul without the crown prince's knowledge but saudis are telling me here that no, this was a rogue operation and all the fault of one man who has been relieved of his post and he will be investigated. the worry in this region is that this will weaken the strategic ties with the us, and ordinary saudis, many are concerned that any weakening of