holton-arms is an all-girl school that opened in 1901. during my time at the school, girls at holton-arms frequently met and became friendly with boys from all boys schools in the area, including the landon school, georgetown prep, gonzaga high school, as well as our country clubs and other places where kids and families socialized. this is how i met brett kavanaugh, the boy who sexually assaulted me. i am here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i am here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. early in the evening i went up a very narrow set of stairs leading from the living room to a second floor to use the rest room. when i got to the top of the stairs, i was pushed from behind into a bedroom across from the bathroom. i couldn't see who pushed me. brett and mark came into the bedroom and locked the door behind them. there was music playing in the bedroom. it was turned up louder by either brett or mark once we were in the room. i was pushed on t

linden and holton-arms, they had a lot of parties together, not so much georgetown prep. have to play one thing for you. this is michael avenatti, talking about brett kavanaugh, going back to julie swetnick's outrageous allegations. the whole gang rape thing. kavanaugh was seen spiking punch. okay, versus what julie swetnick said earlier tonight on msnbc about the very same thing. we have the sound bites. put them against each other. let's watch. >> did you see brett kavanaugh you know, spiking the punch? >> i saw him giving red solo cups to quite a few girls during that time frame. there was punch at those parties. and i would not take one of those glasses from mark kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh excuse me. i saw him around it -- i won't say the punch containers. >> i had a telephone conversation with a woman who will go unnamed, who lives in florida, who told me directly that mark judge and brett kavanaugh would spike the punch with grain alcohol and quaalude quaaludes. >> laura: i mean it -- were almost out of time, monica. >> breaking news story. that one time in college

this is a fast times at holton high. they were chasing boys and drinking booze.s the culture of the place. >> laura: i don't like looking at anyone 'yearbook. >> >> laura: at least take a gander. how people miss this entry is beyond me. it's a snapshot of some wild times. >> what's good for the goose is good for the accuser. in that vein, i have copies of that yearbook, your yearbook. i'm going to share this later in the week and we are going to get your boyfriend to call in during the segment. >> laura: [clearing throat] don't talk. >> making comments about the relevant down the credibility of dr. ford's claims. we attach those comments to dr. dr. ford's for some context. >> how did he get home? >> has anyone come forward to say to you, remember, i was the one who drove you home? >> no. >> where was the place? i don't remember. >> you describe is placed near the country club, wherever that was, right? >> i would describe it as somewhere between my house and the country club. >> how many years was this? i don't know don't know. >> how are you able to narrow down

>> well, that would be -- the teacher that inspired me at as holton a wonderful teacher -- actually two teachers. a t wonderfulcher named marty coin who was my geometry teacher. i adored him, and he was amazing. d of course myrama teacher, judy white who is here tonight. >> for me as her friend,t's thrilling. it's just a joy to watch. i can't imagine beg her right now. >> a big honor. sh announced last week that she's cancer free. later today we'll have more on what this area means to her on news 4 at 4:00 and 5:00. some people don't know that she o an area school, but she has roots here and she'sou hila and lovely. >> i love it. i love "veep". >> it's n mylist. >> watch it. >> remember the story he did about finding free me? i'm going to put that on my list somewhere. >> i think that extra 20 minutes, you said you were going to do it later. >> exactly. >> a lot of people will be laying their heads down for the next 20 minutes. >> don't want to out of bed. >> freeze warnings in purple, frost aisories inblue. it's chilly out there to begin your monday morning and where we don't have thos

ford who went to holton arms, but what was the truth. his classmates said they routine ly socialized with the holton arms girls. so so much for that statement. brett kavanaugh said he cat gorably did not receive documents stolen from democratic senators and their staffs by manny miranda in the early 2000's, but in one of those documents that didn't get censored, that slipped its way through to the senate, what did we find out? it shows he clearly received the stolen documents. another lie from brett kavanaugh. brett kavanaugh said that judge pickering's nomination was not one he primarily handled. well, let's just say this is less than the full truth. maybe if you emphasize the words primarily, you find some shred of accuracy, but certainly not a full and appropriate presentation because it turns out that he was involved in a number of critical aspects of the pickering nomination. brett kavanaugh said he did not see or hear anything about president bush's warrantless wire-tapping program before it was publicly reported. but in some of th

candidates for the job so can other companies learn from amazon's lesson well goldman sachs and the holton are still looking to automate part of their hiring process and according to a career builder survey fifty five percent of human resource managers believe ai will be a regular part of their work in the next five years the american civil liberties union is challenging the use of a i mean that fairness is an issue another point made by activists is a candidate cannot sue because they may not always know if i was used in the hiring process so the question remains if the technology is really ready to help sort through resumes and in the meantime amazon is using a watered down version of the work engine in los angeles and sweets or. i got to say waters when you look around our oceans and there are a mess a mess three separate scientific papers published in two thousand and fourteen as tomato that over five trillion trillion with a t. pieces of plastic debris is floating sinking or dissolving into our planet's great seas and oceans in fact of that five trillion some two hundred sixty nine th

was in cologne station was evacuated and all services were holton for more than two hours the hostage was freed in a police operation on the suspect is now in custody a fourteen year old girl was injured in the explosion there talca is believed to be a syrian national and according to eyewitnesses he told onlookers that he belongs to islamic state political analysts rain a lot of us told us germany is still struggling to cope with the security challenges caused by the like one crisis. incident shows that curates the situation has definitely deteriorated through the migration crises since twenty fifteen there is a certain degree of discontent of the population regarding the policies of. the great coalition of which also this c s u the regional bavarian party is a part of if the great coalition parties stick together and don't break their coalition until the end is election period then the policy will most likely not be dramatically changed in the coming two two and a half years. and good football fans are celebrating a shock three two victory over spain in the u.a.e. for the nations le

the whole system is disrupted are you part of the people's will come calling for another vote yes holton the details whatever recently it comes up with this how encouraged were you by the conference season both the labor conference and then the peek of was very encouraged actually so what you saw a labor conference this year is something very different from last year this year you saw those books to break that stick is everywhere you saw a lot of speeches directly against bragg's it right throughout the conference you also saw well over one hundred fifty motions from local labor parties c o p s come into conference demanding this people vote a lot of them with saying an option to remain must be in there and then this all came to a head it was it was like a dam breaking with some of the labor leadership trying to resist it being called out on it and then rolling back and it really came to head with that care stump speech where he decided to go off script and insert those extra words which is no one is ruling out an option to remain and that really set things alight and that was the key mo

bolton when you think of bolton the word subtlety and diplomacy don't come to mind so is there now a holton doc. ock. prosecution will need to become almost. a full. court where you. just read the fines. by the number one place you do i mean yeah i mean i mean political pressure on the. security dimension knows what kind of business models he was by american corporations. he's sold on could a mental disease or use. of the solution. in association. with when he saw it is just somebody deleting. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon you know if they get too close to investigating what's going on over there they push the price of oil up now on the last ten years because of fracking in america america positioned itself as energy independent and no longer subject to the political pressures that can be borne upon them from opec and the saudis so we're going to see a real test of this because. all of these a litany of horrors coming out of saudi arabia is making people feel. dizzy this is hotter than kentucky. we. want to see yo

at they were not all complying with the nuns in the evenings, this was kind of fast times at holton high. they were chasing boys and drinking booze. it was the culture of the space. i don't like looking at anyone's yearbook. >> laura: but if you are going to come through kavanaugh's yearbook which i think is good, then -- it's just kind of a snapshot for someom uptimes. >> what's good for the goose is good for the gander. and i will share this later in the week and we will get your boyfriend to call in during the segment. >> laura: all, well, peter, don't call. >> the president is taking credit for comments that he made about the ability of dr. ford's claims. we attached those to c dr. fords with some context. watch this. >> president trump: how did you get home, i don't remember. >> has anyone come forward to say to you, remember i was theer one that drove you home. you described this as being near the country club, wherever this house was, is that right? >>ha i would describe it as somewhere between my house and that country club. >> how are you able to narrow down thehe time frame? >>

officer holton kraft, he controlled the part -- carpool lanes looking for people violating the hov restrictionnd it wasn't hard. >> i was in the carpool lane. my bad, guys. >> why do people tell you they are in the carpool lane? what have you heard? >> the restrooms, being late to work, almost being involved in a collision. i could keep going. >> people have been seeing other people in the carpool lanes where they don't belong and they call chp or 911, correct? >> specifically we received quite a few they are called bolos. things our dispatch puts out to officers. it could be officer safety issues two people recording impaired drivers and we get quite a few carpool violators. >> officer colton kroft and remember chp does targeted enforcement. they send out officers looking for these types of violators and they will be catching you for speeding. chp says drive in the appropriate lane and you can avoid getting a ticket. in hayward, south castaneda, "ktvu" fox to news. >>> operations back to normal at sfo after runway construction caused delays and cancellations. two runways opened. there were 46

. >> that would be my, the teacher that inspire me at holton was a wonderful even thor, actually twoof them. marty coin who was my geometry teacher. and -- i adored him and he was amazing. and of course my dramaac r, judy white who is here tonight. >> what al f circle honor. it airs on pbs on november 19th. and also, jerry and julia shared some things we haven't airt aired yet including jerry seinfeld weighing in on those seinfeld reboot rumors. >> i love how at the end heed tabout how she was an add-. won thee three smart guys. >> and jerry will weigh in onot the re today. >> okay. we can't wait to hear about it. i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben car

figured outy s ago with carol burnett was that every one from the markre twain goes t >> she had some holton arms friends there. >> tina bofey and eve was there. about also talked politics. you have to tune in.s you have to tune in.s it i before he was attorney general, brian frosh led maryland's fight to clean up the bay. so when donald trump's epa attacks our clean water laws, frosh is leading the charge to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. >>> a a man shot inside the fox 5 station this afternoon. he kicked in the glass doors, or plastic doors to get in. the guard shot him oe and he currently in the hospital. we have multiple crews on the scene and we'll haveer ano update ahead at 6:00. >>> more than 30 years ago, a cell phone seemed impossible. our cell fwroens the size of this kleenex box. not kidding. now we're hearing of driverless cars. mark segraves with the announcement that occurred in thedistrict today about future of driverless cars. >> reporter: damian rodrigu is a -year navy vet who was diagnosed withptsd.he is finding it hard to getjo a b since leaving the navy. lookin

his colleague, shelley more cappito has signaled she s gois going to be a yes vote, and she went to holton arms and she is an alumna of the school that has ral lied in the alumni groups around the fellow alumna dr. ford. >> it is a conservative state, and getting more conservative every time, an i think that he will vote with the state, simple as that. and generally, the republican party is voting with the president, but i think that the most profound reality of the time is that 9 of 10 republican vo voters support this president on any issue that he chooses to raise on either side. he aches in the issue. and that is a powerful reality, and i think that is why we are only talk about a couple of people here. murkowski has always been tough as nails, and she has got guts and she is a profile in courage, but she also was able to prove that she could beat her party. she was knocked nout the party and got right back in the general and won the seat in. >> and she was a write-in vote, and she does not have a easy name to spell. >> and she is tougher than trump and that is a deep political stateme

the article quotes the headmaster at holton-arms saying -- "a number of parents and kids have expressed dismay over some of the situations at weekend parties. we're concerned about the potential for tragedy." bill barbot, can you respond to that? >> i enforce lewis stuff earlier with that article when it was printed in 1990. that is when i was graduating from college. but what i read yesterday when it was first reported to me shocked me in some way because it was an acknowledgment on the part of the administrations of the schools that we all went to that there was a severe problem. it was a severe problem. but what is shocking and upsetting to me is that as i understand it, not much institutionally has been done to really put a stop to it. i know there's a very, very steep hill look like for educators in managing teenage kids. i knknow as a parent of f a teer myself -- my son is 17 -- it is not easy for parents to gett involved. wow, that feel like, was a long time ago and we're still fighting the same battle with underage drinking and drug use, as a party culture that seems to be accep

but at the conference to finalize an agreement between militant groups megacity was hopeful that a holton fighting would allow many more children to return to school. in this region more than four hundred schools have been closed since last year. i think we could have been at least half of them this year. to hundreds of millions of cell phones now belloc is similar to other systems that allow regional authorities to send out weather warnings and child abduction an annoyance. but there are concerns that this could turn into a new personal megaphone for the president to talk just people have been receiving what i understand alerts on the foreign and even some i think but basically like i said it's a test but when it's put in place for real the person who only has the authorization to to do that is the president donald trump which means he also gets to choose what is a national crisis and what you know can this message go out and should it go out you know when you say that i think of trump and how he uses twitter so the immediate question is will he use this as for his political purposes wel

and challenge them as tamika mallory said, and in closing, i want to share that i am a graduate of holtonof my school, we stand with dr. ford. we stand with survivors in the crisis of belief this country is facing. because we need to believe righteously. and righteously means doing justice. it means that every supreme court justice that walks through that door needs to believe in equal justice under the law. can we say that? equal justice under the law. equal justice under the law. one last thing, i grew up in washington, d.c. right here. and we have a word we say when we want to say no. we say nah. so one last chant. kava-naugh. >> thank you. >> thank you rev darcy, r rev kagi. one of the most committed groups of people who have been out here for the last month are the great people from the great state of maine, and i want to introduce, marie folitar director of maynards for accountable leadership, and thank her for her leadership, and the groups she continues to bring out here to washington, d.c. >> thank you. we are here with a message. senator collins, in less than two months 70,000 p

holton, home depot and sherwin williams is off 11 percent for the month and 30% year-to-date the first pop in mortgage vats and then this month even a reaction to another bump in rates in sense they lowered its guidance siting softening demand and they are down 7% for the month. the builders do have a long run weigh ahead. the problem, of course, is price and weaker affordable. guys, back to you guys. >> plenty of concern about housing. thank you. let's get to jackie d'angelis at the commodities desk with energy's big monthly moves jackie. >> good afternoon, sara. an ugly month for oil prices which typically drive the action in oil stocks as well. wti falling about 10% in october. that's its worst month in two years and the s&p energy sector. it also dropped a little bit more than 10%. no coincidence there the reasons that oil dropped concerns over global demand. supply concerns. they seemed a little bit overdone, and the dollar, it's been slowly creeping higher. that, of course, pressures oil prices let's take a look at some of the stocks the etfs first the xop and lih and oip, down 2

i was going to let our viewers know that tyler holton is the spokesperson for the department of homelandecurity. on their twitter feed 15 hours ago, there are a couple of posts relating to what is going on. "the department of homeland thatity can confirm citizens of countries outside south america are currently traveling through mexico towards the u.s." that is all they put on their twitter feed. you can go to dhs.gov. speaking of the president, you have a rally tonight as he has had over the last couple of weeks leading up to election day. that is in wisconsin tonight, i campaign rally at 7:30 on c-span three, c-span.org, and c-span radio app. roy is on the phone from georgia, republican line. caller: this is mostly to the religious callers that condemned the president, sending him to hell. for those of us that read the becauseod called moses it was only after moses killed and egyptian that they were worried about jacob. david, king david impregnated a married woman, had her husband killed, and took the woman as his wife. in the new testament we read about saul, how he persecuted books