good morning, janai. >> reporter: kenneth and erielle, good morning. now more than two weeks since jamal khashoggi disappeared, we're learning that he told his fiancee to call two people as he walked io the saudi consulate warning her to call if he got into trouble. that was "the washington post" publishing a final written by journalist jamal khashoggi received a day after he was reported missing in istanbul. khashoggi writing about the importance of a free press and warns that governments in the middle east have been given free rein to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate. now disturbing details are emerging about what happened inside the saudi consulate. one of khashoggi's closest friends telling abc news they not only killed him in the consulate but also in a barbaric way. security officials said they do ha aio, he says, turan kislakci tel turkish offici reveal when khashoggi walked into the hek t turkish authorities say the audio recordings indicate a hit squad beheaded and dismembered khashoggi. turkish authorities released the pictu

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good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth and stephanie. it has now been two weeks since jamal khashoggi was last seen alive and after fierce denials from the saudis, there could be a shift coming. "the new york times" is now reporting that the royal family is considering saying that all of this was an interrogation gone wrong. this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo arriving in saudi arabia. president trump sending his top diplomat to meet with the saudi royal family about the disappearance of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi after the president himself called the king on monday. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know, maybe -- i don't want to get into his mind, but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. who knows. >> reporter: that denial despite turkish officials claiming they have proof the saudis interrogated, tortured and then murdered khashoggi. a saudi citizen and former royal family insider turned critic who self-exiled to the u.s. a team ow at the consulate in

. >> reporter: kenneth, stephanie, hey, good morning. that's right. after yesterday no one should have any doubt how impoant this u.s. relationship is to the saudis or the lengths to which president trump will go to protect it. with secretary of state mike pompeo here in turkey meeting with president erdogan, the turks are hoping that he's coming with some answers from the saudis. this morning, new details on the alleged hit squad accused in the disappearance of writer jamal khashoggi. "the washington post" obtained passport scans from turkish officials and "the new york times" reports at least three of the suspects served as part of the crown prince's security team. one of those has been pictured traveling with the crown prince. but president trump warned against rushing to conclusions. >> and it depends whether or not the king or the crown prince knew about it in my opinion, number one, what happened, but whether or not they knew aboew wod ad >> rorte he peated multiple times that the king and crown prince personally denied any knowledge of the atta

kenneth? >> reporter: kristen, right now, cesar sayoc is hearing that long list of federal charges against him. for days, investigators have been concerned about him being able to send more devices before he was captured on friday. this morning, another suspicious package intercepted. the same day the man was charged with sending explosive devices across the country makes his first appearance in federal court. the package was sent to its atlanta offices of cnn. cesar sayoc was captured on surveillance cameras during his alleged campaign of terror. these images obtained by abc news, sayoc at a gentlemen's club in west palm beach, florida. greeting customers, flipping through papers friday morning. hours later, he was arrested at an auto zone in plantation, florida. >> it seemed like he would be caught soon. >> the manhunt started when the first pipe bomb was found in the mailbox of george sor owes. 13 other packages sent to high-profile democrats, including former president obama, secretary hil

reena. >> ninan: kenneth craig, thank you, kenneth. senator joe manchin of west virginia was the only democrat to vote for kavanaugh. manchin is locked in a tough re-election bid in a deeply red state. senator lisa murkowski of alaska was the only senate republican to oppose kavanaugh. murkowski did not officially vote today as a courtesy to fellow republican steve daines, who is in montana at his daughter's wedding. susan collins of maine was the last senate republican on friday to announce her vote in support of kavanaugh. she spoke to john dickerson today in an interview for "face the nation." >> hardest decision you've ever made? >> it certainly ranks right up there. there's no doubt about it. there have been other very difficult decisions, but this was a tough one. >> i heard george w. bush made a number of calls to you. >> he did. he actually called me three times. he knows brett kavanaugh very well. and wanted me to know of his personal experience with him and endorsement of him. >> give me a sense you gave the speech what the r

as compensation fund administrator kenneth feinberg had sole discretion to decide who was eligible and how much they'd receive. it was a lot of power in the hands of one man. in germany bereaved families all get the same amount. after the boston marathon bombing he was in charge of administering about eighty million dollars. for the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion in the gulf of mexico he distributed twenty billion dollars feinberg says interacting with the suffering families is the hard part i initially in nine eleven assume and i'm a lawyer i'll approach this as a lawyer would approach big mistake i should have approached it like in the boston marathon as a rabbi or a priest or psychiatry assist when i take on one of these societies it's brace yourself for the emotional tsunami feinberg has awarded compensation to thousands of surviving dependents that hasn't only made him friends the biggest criticism is that he has too much power without transparency and he's also been well compensated during the deepwater horizon settlement oil company b.p. paid his law firm over a million dol

let me bring kenneth roth here reportedly charged up the president's son in law has said. he's what he's told the crown prince if you can get away with the murder of schoolchildren on a bus in yemen you can get away with the murder of a journalist visa allegedly remarks that he's made what do you make of that what do you make of that kind of coming coming from that kind of individual within the trumpet ministration surely just emboldens the saudis when the other things are christians or. is china. this will just blow over in a way that people forget the ready for this school i think where this is different and you can absolutely. for the bombing. in yemen or the repeated sitting targets the a different order to make amends if it doesn't happen but obviously it's unfair to suggest it's targeted the schools but few people the operations such as the apparent murder or janata should he would have happened without the crown prince opposition. current cover story is oh maybe just authorized. and this one or i bet that's not much of a sense and you know it's easy to imagine the.

kenneth moton in d.c. and earlier we spoke with the gomez. >> and he explained what's next in the investigation and the clues that those devices may hold. >> if they didn't go off, was it because they were poorly made? maybe this was somebody who is somewhat of an amateur and didn't quite understand the instructions that are required for making these types of pipe bombs or maybe these bombs were made in a way where they would not go off where they were intended to just instill fear in their victims and in america, especially leading up to the elections and that was then a way for the political agenda and influence of the elections to be affected by these bombs. this investigation is so urgent, it's 24/7. nobody is sleeping right now because of the fact that there were seven devices, and there's a probability, i mean, they have to assume that there are more devices. >> and even though the bombs did not detonate, investigators fear the intent was to maim or kill those who received them. >>> well, the pipe bo

. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. dozens of people are unaccounted for in the florida panhandle this morning five days after hurricane michael made landfall. rescuers are using dogs to search for survivors as the president prepares to visit the region today. >> the official death toll is 18, but that number is expected to rise, and thousands are not expected to get their power back until at least next week. abc's emily rau has the latest on the search and recovery efforts. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie and kenneth. president trump and the first lady will leave washington later this morning and they will spend the day in florida seeing that devastation from hurricane michael firsthand. it's one of the strongest storms to ever hit the u.s. the number of dead continues to rise and thousands more now homeless after hurricane michael. >> we have already took a tremendous hit. this is some of the worst damage i have seen in my career. >> reporter: fema director brock long touring the damage sunda

abc's kenneth moton has more from washington, d.c. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. president trump rallied in front of 20,000 supporters last night in texas. as janai just mentioned, just around the corner is the midterm elections, so his rhetoric and his baseless claims are intensifying. president trump returned to the white house overnight after a raucous rally for gop senator ted cruz in texas where he made a proud declaration. >> i'm a nationalist, okay. i'm a nationalist.g to send tro u.s. border to stop a group of central american migrants. he's also increasing the frequency of his false statements about the caravan. >> i think the democrats have something to do with it and now they're saying, i think we made a big mistake. >> reporter: no proof that's true or an earlier claim that criminals and unknown middle easterners are mixed in with the caravan. >> in that caravan you have some very bad people. you have some very bad people and we can't let that happen to our country. >> reporter: the president ur

kenneth? stephanie?pau thank you vermu >>> officials warn it will be at least weeks before everyone again has power in the florida panhandle. now, hurricane michael left behind an 80-mile-wide path of destruction. the power grid itself has to be rebuilt and many buildings aren't sound enough to reconnect. some of michael's victims died because their medical devices couldn't function without power. abc's victor oquendo has more. >> reporter: grim news from florida. the death toll there has doubled to 16, raising the overall toll from hurricane michael to 26. bay county officials say they've completed 99% irnitial search and at least two deaths were in the tiny town of mexico beach. >> mexico beach took a direct hit but we're hearing from the homeowner who built this impervious house and calls it the sand palace. >> so we're on all these regulations and we toughened them up on our own. >> reporter: russel king and his nephew finished the home last year to withstand inforced conc. he watched the wind and de

good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis. just incredible images coming out of mexico. that group of migrants may be hundreds of miles away from the u.s. border, but president trump is using the caravan as a key issue on the campaign trail. this morning, a closer look inside that caravan of central american migrants heading toward the u.s. the migrants, most from honduras saying they are fleeing violence and poverty. over the weekend, they illegally crossed over into mexico from guatemala, coming face to face with an army of federal police, sparking clashes. parents shielded their children. some migrants jumped into the river and swam across. this river of humanity, miles long. thousands of people, so many children. foot sore, walking in intense heat. abc's matt gutman right there when a girl collapsed from a heatstroke. >> no. it's too hot on the floor. >> reporter: the caravan spotting in mexico overnight. >> now they have offered the migrants asylum status here over the past couple of days. they have rejected it. they say

kenneth moten live from washington, d.c. thank you, kenneth. >>> a small group of women took aim at a bay area financial giant today, claiming his donations san francisco headquarters of charles schwab. they're angry at what they say are nearly $2 million in donations by schwab to republicans in light of the battle over supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> i feel the way survivors are being fwrietd the republican party is horrifying. i feel they are silencing the voices of women. they're disrespecting survivors. we had our president on national tv mocking dr. ford. >> the demonstrators called on schwab to drop all financial support for the republican party. in a statement to abc 7 news, charles schwab said in part we believe in every employee's right to contribute to the democratic process as they see fit in accordance with their own beliefs. our chairman's political activities are his own and separate from the charles schwab corporation and subsidiaries. >>> accusing a russian intelligence unit of new cybercrimes. the

abc news reporter kenneth. >> president trump's rhetoric and basis claims are continuing two weeks fromhe midterm election. calling that migrant caravan an assault to the and for a raucous rally for ted cruz where he made a declaratio nationalist, okay? >> reporter: the president promising to send u.s. troops to the border to stop a group of central american migrants. he's also increasing his false statements about the caravan. >> i think the democrats are part of the migration. >> reporter: no truth to that or that criminals are mixed in. >> in that caravan you have some very bad people. and we can't let that happen to our country. >> reporter: the president urging the media to take a closer look inside the group of migrants. we've seen thousands of y ty're escapviolence. the trek started a week ago. shortest route, 1500 miles to brownsville, texas. mexican federal policeng watch as they are in the suffocating heat, waiting for medical help. matt gutman with more. >> what have you seen here tonight? >> hunger, despair. very, very sick people. >> reporter: mexico's president is warning mi

cbs reporter kenneth craig on the emotional homecoming. >> reporter: president trump hosted u.s. pastor andrew brunson in the oval office at the white house. brunson prayed with the president and thanked him for intervening on his behalf. >> we especially want to thank the administration. you really fought for us, unusually so from the time you took office. >> reporter: brunson was detained for two years after a failed military coup in turkey in 2016. turkish authorities accused him of espionage and terrorism, allegations which he denies. before arriving in the u.s., brunson stopped in germany, where he was greeted by the u.s. ambassador to germany. >> and he had an american flag to give us, and i took it, and i very naturally just -- i kissed it. i love this country. >> reporter: rollingses between the u.s. and turkey were stranded as the white house demanded that brunson be released. the trump administration also imposed stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. president trump thanked turkey's president for allowing brunson to come home. >> this is a tremendous step toward

cbs reporter kenneth craig says today's vote follows weeks of division and hostility both for and against the nomination. >> reporter: by a count of 50- 48, the senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the nation's high escort. he was sworn in in a private ceremony shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american history where the supreme court will move significantly to the right. >> reporter: the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, defined by allegations that judge kavanaugh sexual assaulted dr. christine blasey ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses. democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and incurrent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> reporter: protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capitol police hauled off some demonstrators in handcuffs. >> i was here to protest when anita hill wasn't believ

kenneth moton, abc 7 news. >>> kenneth, thank you. live shot from the philadelphia area, newcastle county, delaware. this is that suspicious device that we have been talking about that may have been sent to former vice priden joeyou sehat ba wre putsi to safyit. this is facility where i will then be taken care of. the live picture from delaware. for the latest suspicious device we believe may have been sent to joe biden. we sent out a push alert. be the first to learn about breaking news by downloading our abc 7 news app and especially ailing push alerts. >>> trying to identify a man driving around and exposing himself to women in a south san jose neighborhood. >> investigators believe a man resembling this sketch is involved in at least three indecent exposure cases. between september and october, a expose bay, a potentially hazardous situation avoid. firefighters found a big rig on berryessa avenue. the fire began underneath the truck and burned a hole into the the situation could have been much worse if the tanker was carrying flam

kenneth craig reports. >> the tragedy unfolded wednesday evening in florence, south carolina. >> we lost a good friend of mine. an officer that i have known for 30 years. >> officers were trying to execute a search warrant at a home in the vicinity of vincent drive and hoffmire road. as they approached the house someone opened fire at them. >> these officers, unknowing of the fire power the suspect had. and again, they thought it was a random search warrant. >> within minutes three sheriffs deputies and four city police officers was shot. an officer from the city has been pronounced dead. the conditions of the others were not made public. >> fire was being shot all over. the way the suspect was posit n positioned, his view to fire was several hundred yards. so he had an advantage, and the officers couldn't get to the ones that were down. >> about two hours after it began the florence county emergency management agency declared the active shooting situation over saying the suspect had surrendered following a standoff with police. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> a navy veteran in uta

communist era but it does have an art nouveau district and at five euros a square meter rents in kenneth's are among the lowest in german cities of the population of two hundred forty seven thousand twenty thousand are immigrants. after german reunification industry here collapsed a lot of companies only resettled recently like this engineering firm the heckert company once part of an east german combine now exports two thirds of its milling machines the managing director came from the poor valley in western germany he had planned to stay for a year but he liked the job and soon the town i knew i had no preconceived ideas i just wondered why i would want to go so far from home. but i stayed because it was fun to work here with a great team it's the opposite and because the setting was right. naturally cambridge is a nice city it's getting bad press at the moment but it's a pretty liveable town because it's a great strategy. but the city has an image problem with foreign visitors here a business delegation from latin america is taking snaps of karl marx this is the spot where the recent dem

and although kenneth is calm again for the moment more demonstrations are expected in the coming weeks. the german industrial group to some call passed been in trouble for years in its heyday was one of the biggest still produces in the world the pinnacle of germany and it's straight now business has collapsed mainly due to cheap competition from the far east to save the company and thousands of jobs the idea now is to break it up into two new companies. to form a crook family residence now open to the public the company's founding fathers loom large here the last member of the dentistry to be sole owner of the company decreed before his death in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven but crop remain a diversified conglomerate controlled by a foundation. the current crisis is not a popular topic here at villa so we arranged to meet a former crop employee. would never have thought of break up of the company. the multi industry structure was a permanent feature of crap and the post merger. from his apprentice days through to retirement. hurts to see all this negative talk about people los

abc's kenneth moton has the latest from d.c. nothing but good words for you to today. >> welcome back, kendis. it's good to see you. good morning, erielle. if president trump goes through with shutting down the southern border, it would likely have a bigger impact on legal crossings and commerce than illegal but it hasn't stopped the president from campaigning on what he's calling a winning issue for republicans. president trump rallied his supporters in montana threatening to take swift action against a caravan of migrants from central america. >> i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary because of the illegal immigration onslaught. >> reporter: it's a potential showdown at the u.s./mexico border. the president promising to shut it down to stop 3,000 hondurans, many fleeing violence and poverty. the mexican government sent two plane loads of federal police to its border with guatemala to intercept the caravan. >> i just want to thank the mexican government because they're stopping it hopefully

not perhaps the answer kenneth clarked hoped to hear and with her dup allies threatening to vote againstif she makes further concessions to brussels, the prime minister's opposition is mounting. since the government announced plans to stop letting agencies charge tendencies, theresa may has said tenants are right to be angry about rising rents and ripoff fees, legislation to end those charges in england have been given initial approval by peers. the bill bans tends to use, companies and breach of the new rules can face fines up to £5,000, and the future they will be responsible for paying for agency services. it will ensure that tenants will no longer be stunned by hidden costs, saving an estimated £230 million within the first year alone. the minister said that tenants are charge for many things, such as refernce checks, some over £130. they are hit for fees for tenancy agreements, and even forjust picking up keys of the property. this is all the deposit and the first months rent up front. anna does not stop there, my lord. theirfees on renewal, when they leave the property, they often

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kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: president trump hosted u.s. pastor andrew brunson in the oval office at the white house. brunson prayed with the president and thanked him for intervening on his behalf. >> we especially want to thank the administration. you really fought for us, unusually so from the time you took office. >> reporter: brunson was detained for two years after a failed military coup in turkey in 2016. turkish authorities accused him of espionage and terrorism, allegations which he denies. before arriving in the u.s., brunson stopped in germany, where he was greeted by the u.s. ambassador to germany. >> and he had an american flag to give us, and i took it, and i very naturally -- i kissed it. i love this country. >> reporter: relations between the u.s. and turkey were stranded as the white house demanded that brunson be released. the trump administration also imposed stiff tariffs on aluminum and steel imports. president trump thanked turkey's president for allowing brunson to come home. >> this is a tremendous step toward having

documents made available when he served as a white house lawyer as part of the independent counsel kenneth starr investigation. on the merits he does not represent mainstream judicial thought he is on the extreme and that the american people want justice whose judicial philosophy falls within the established parameters. a justice not on the far end of the ideological spectrum not to put their text before the statute or constitutional provision even before the allegations of sexual assault or misconduct the american people opposed the nomination i like the american people have no doubt it will uphold the rights of privacy and each individual's right to marry whomever they want. i have no confidence this nominee will uphold americans rights to healthcare and consumers rights to a fair deal that laws to protect our environment for climate change. i have no confidence this nominee to have the rights of native people in particular and to uphold those gerrymandered voting districts with the undermining principles of one person, one vote. and then as the nation faces that distinct possibility rob

german authorities in the flashpoint city of kenneth say they've stopped planned attacks against foreigners and left wing activists six men accused of forming a far right terrorist group have been arrested plus protesters gather in barcelona and other species in north and spain to mark the first anniversary of the band's referendum on catalan independence one year on how united is a movement to break away from spain. welcome to the show indonesia's government is struggling to cope with the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami that hit the region last week now authorities are rushing to get aid and rescue equipment to the area the president has now called for other countries to pitch in and help more than eight hundred forty people have been confirmed dead so far tens of thousands of people are homeless. to make much disaster struck first an earthquake then this tsunami. is no stranger to natural thomases and the government had been keen to show it was ready for this more. but the region at the center of the disaster around the city of palu is remote so the rescue operation has been slow

kenneth, good morning. sounds like it's kicking up so bad maybe we are missing kenneth craig at this point in time. we'll have to get back to him. >> reporter: michelle, good morning to you from the jersey shore. make no mistake, we are in the thick of this storm this morning. this is an area of major concern and this is one of the many reasons why. look behind me. you can see the houses here. right on the other side of this road right here is the ocean and these homes are totally unprotected. the wind has been battering this coastline for hours, as you can see. and the rain started overnight as it did for much of the east coast as millions of residents experienced their first nor'easter of the season. gayle warnin gale warnings in effect from north carolina up to maine and some areas could see wind gusts today of upwards of 60 miles per hour. but it's not just the wind that's the concern today, it's also the potential for rain. many people are going to see anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rain and in some pl

documents made available when he served as a white house lawyer and as part of the independent counsel kenneth starr's investigation. on the merits this nominee simply does not represent mainstream judicial thought. he is on the extreme edge, but the american people want a justice whose judicial philosophy falls within established parameters, a justice who is not on the far end of the ideological spectrum, who will not put his or her personal beliefs before the text of the statute or constitutional provision at issue. even before the allegations of sexual assault and misconduct, the american people opposed this nomination in unprecedented numbers. i, like the american people, have no confidence this nominee will uphold our rights of privacy, a woman's right to choose, and each individual's right to marry whomever they want. i have no confidence that this nominee will uphold americans' rights to health care, consumers' rights to a fair deal, or laws that protect our environment and combat climate change. i have no confidence that this nominee will protect minority rights and the rights of nativ

kenneth knox/ rescuer:"she rolled the window down this much and said why'd you do that?d-because your car's on fire."knox tried getting clougher to run.not realizing that her two grandchildren-just three and five years old were strapped into car seats in the back. kenneth knox/ rescuer:"she said oh my babies!ofelia clougher/ driver:"he said-get out run! i said no! my babies in my back seat!"the two of them scrambling to unbuckle the kids with seconds to spare kenneth knox/ rescuer:"the little girl hanging on my neck so hard and i said lets go." and right then and there the car burst into flames.ofelia clougher/ driver:"i look at them in the ambulance -i said gosh if nobody stopped me i don't think i could forgive myself."knox's wife dianne, says grandma was even more upset to lose her grandbabies car seats.but she could help with that too.dianne knox/ rescuer:"and i have a seven year old granddaughter and i said i have a booster seat in the back of my car - so i went got the booster seat and took it out and gave it to her." rescued again.a life-saving encounter sparking

kenneth craig has more. >> porter: by unt 50- hiescourt. udge vaugh toe he was sworn in in a private ceremony shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american history where the supreme court will move significantly to the right. >> the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, the fight by allegations that judge cavanagh sexually assaulted dr. christine ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses, democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and in decent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capital police hold off soreto anita hill wasn't believed, and i can't believe i'm back here again for the same reason. >> kavanaugh the crowd. >> the reality is our judicial system is based on the presumption of innocence. >> president trump ha

joining us is kenneth leon.gs report. , withh: i think it is jpmorgan we are getting quality results. it is the weakness of the year. investors are going to be interested in what management has to say about quarter for in 2019 from the perspective of what they are doing to manage the bank and the market forces. mr. dimon and his art $2.1 the needle trillion. -- our $2.1 trillion. they need both sides of the equation to work for growth. one side is the non-and crist income side which is the activity related to loans and capital markets. the other is having volume or velocity on net interest income. be jpmorgan, that tends to less regional banks. they are important. if you're going to have a beat expectation, you need these to work. dropping around 10% due to weakness in rates and financing. -- should we worry? the reasonam not and is the third quarter is quirky for investment banking and trading. you rely heavily on the month of september. we have low market volatility until this week, low investor activity. it i

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> major controversy in a baseball play-off game. we are going to show you the play and you can make the call. and you are going to flip over this baseball game if you haven't seen it. trust me. we're coming up. >> getting another live look outside as we take a look at the golden gate bridge: play of the >>> last night the american league play-off game between boston and houston had it all. but it's a controversial out that will be they will be talking about for years to come. bottom of the first, boston up 2-0. houston's jose altuve had a two-run home run but the play was reviewed. umpires ruled fans interfered with mookie as he tried to make the catch. altuve was out. the astros didn't score in the inning. and they were furious. top of the sixth, houston 5-4. then jackie bradley junior a two-run jack. red sox retake the lead at 6- 5. bottom of the 9th, astros trailing 8-6. bregman bases loaded looks like he will tie the game or win it but andrew made the diving catch to end the game. and the red sox win 8-6. and they take a 3-1 ser

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> a former oakland athletics plays hero last night for the los angeles dodgers. and it's a game of issues in the baseball play-offs. we'll wrap it up for you coming up. icuomizable streaming tv forour family. ...whatever size. live tv and the latest icshows to stream. streaming tv forour family. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. >>> the amazing story of max munsee continues into the post- season. the a's cut him last year and he got signed by the dodgers. he led l.a. with 35 home runs. they could have used maddox against l.a. there goes max munsee becoming just the four dodin history to ger hit a home run i his first career post-season at bat. three-run job. dodgers win game one 6-0. >>> the brewer fan sitting in the bob eucker seats. tied the game with two in the ninth. in the tenth, milwaukee wins it with a walk-off

our coverage starts with cbs reporter kenneth craig. >> reporter: by a count of 50 to 48, the senateconfirmed brett kavanaugh to the nation's high escort. he was sworn in shortly afterward. >> today begins a new chapter in american move significantly to the right. >> reporter: the confirmation capped off a bitter partisan fight, defined by allegations that kavanaugh sexual assaulted christine blasey ford when both were teenagers. a brief fbi investigation turned up no corroborating witnesses. democrats and republicans blamed each other for the spectacle. >> it has been cruel, reckless, and indecent. >> i believe republican leaders and president trump did everything they could to hide the facts. >> reporter: protesters in the gallery tried several times to interrupt the vote. outside, they spent the day in vocal objection to kavanaugh as capitol police hauled off some demonstrators in handcuffs. >> i was here to protest when anita hill wasn't believed, and i can't believe i'm back here again for the same reason. >> reporter: kavanaugh also had supporters in the crowd. >> the reality i

abc 7 reporter kenneth moton has the latest now from miami. >> reporter: another suspected package bombercepted at this postal facility in atlanta monday morning, addressed to cnn's atlanta headquarters. the fbi confirming the package is similar to 14 others allegedly sent by mail bomb suspect cesar sayoc. he made his first appearance in federal court monday afternoon with a newly-assembled defense team. >> he is innocent until proven guilty and nobody has proven him guilty of sending those devices in the mail. i can't give you further information. >> reporter: during the week investigators say he was trying to terrorize prominent democrats and critics of president trump with explosive devices. sayoc also went to work, a door host at ultra gentlemen's club in west palm beach, florida. the first pipe bomb was found in suburban new york in the mailbox of george soros. other targets, former president obama, secretary hillary clinton, senator cory booker. >> i have fear right now about the rising levels of hate being measured across the board in this country. >> reporter: investigators beli

suddenly we're related to kenneth, too. >> all of a sudden, hey, kenneth, how are you doing? that someone has won at least part of the $1.6 mega millions lottery. there is at least one winning ticket sold in south carolina. >> yeah. and the mega millions grand prize grew to its world record level because it had been rolling over since july. lottery officials say if there wasn't a winner last night, the jackpot likely would have grown to $2 billion. still, we have this -- the powerball is worth at least $620 million. >> keep hope alive. it can be you tomorrow. >> it can be us, indeed, because we're in this together if you win. >>> all right. let's move on to the breaking news from overnight. some incredible images that we're getting from the bay state. a lightning strike is being blamed for sparking this fire that destroyed a landmark church north of boston. this is in wakefield. witnesses say the fire was so large the flames and smoke could be seen from a neighboring town. >> now here's a look at the nearly 150-year-old church before last night's seven-alarm fire. look at thi

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> starkist is facing a hundred million for price fixing. the justice department says starkist conspired with its competitors from 2010 to 2013 to coop canned tuna prices artificially high in the u.s. the company has agreed this week to plead guilty. the actual amount of the fine will be determined later at a sentencing hearing in san francisco. >>> unless you're buying right off the boat, it can be tough to tell where your seafood is coming from, or even if you're actually getting what you're paying for. cbs reporter meg oliver on a new study that will have you checking what you eat. >> there's no antibiotics. >> reporter: every week, lisa rosenberg peppers her local seafood market with plenty of questions. . from salmon and scallops to shrimp, lisa wants to know when and where everything came from. >> just knowing that the seafood we're getting is fresh and coming from a country that has shipped it in a timely manner and markets it and is honest with their marketing practices. >> reporter: those practices have come under fire around the gl

and just to give you a deeper sense of this, miss ramirez's team provided the name of kenneth, a freshmane same hall with kavanaugh. and he heard about what happened to her that year. he heard it then. and then -- and he is a professor by the way at a seminary at principal teton theological seminary. so he was on so upset that he shared it with his graurt school roommate a couple years later. so here you have someone who heard about it in real time, who shared it with somebody else long before kavanaugh was ever up. this is corroborating information very, very relevant. the fbi did not talk to either of these individuals. that tells you that this was such a -- again, the president basically said only talk people who won't have any real information that bears on the credibility of these women and their stories. and that is an outrage. it is an injustice, it is unfair. and i hope my colleagues who are were arguing that we needed a fair treatment. so many years after anita hill, that we needed a fair and respectful treatment, that they will look at the facts and realize this is not fair and

trey young for atlanta puts kenneth smith junior on spin cycle. that is presentational but we knew it was going to be. this was warm up. that shot went in. i tell you about the joy that this guy plays with. this was the pregame warm-up and she is having a blast. look at this. >> he takes off like a little kid. he is so happy. >> i have never seen anything like it. you are watching this and you think about some of the younger fans who have only known steph curry in the warriors who win all the time. those who have been around for a while saw the brutal years and they are in a distant memory because this guy makes it incredibly fun to watch. 51 points. his best ever at oakland. >> thank you, mark and thank you for joining us. >> see you later. >> good night. oke detector chirps ] [ sniffles ] [ congested voice ] what are you doing? tch, shush! one of the smoke alarms is chirping. i'm trying to figure out which one it is so i can change the battery. well, if anybody can find it [inhales sharply] it's you. ugh. you s-sound horrible. why don't... why d

kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> now four high school classmates are backinggle. >> the men sent a letter to the senate judiciary committee confirming that devil's triangle in their georgetown prep yearbook referred to a drinking game that they made up and they say it had nothing to do with sex. >>> vice president pence has issued a strong warning to china while saying it is currently the foremost threat to the u.s. pence accused the chinese of trying to undermine the trump administration and interfering in the midterm elections. he also denounced china's growing military and its moves in the south china sea. >> china wants nothing less than to push the united states of america from the western pacific, an attempt to prevent us from coming to the aid of our allies. but they will fail. >> pence didn't provide any specific examples of chinese meddling beyond quoting trump administration officials. this morning, china's government issued a blunt reply, calling pence's allegations groundless. >>> well, the first lady melania trump will be in egypt later today. the

kenneth moat especialen is live latest. >> reporter: there is concern for more devices. president trump is promising to accepted the personing those pipe bombs to justice. this morning the nationwide manhunt for the person responsible for these pipe bomb packages. the targets, former presidents, high-profile democratic political figures, and cnn. >> that's a projectile. excuse me. that sounds like a firearm here. >> reporter: the network surprised on air. they evacuated. after, terror unfolding. >> we will not let terrorism win. not today, not ever. >> reporter: overnight federal authorities looking into a possible eighth suspicious package sent to former vp joe biden. a ninth to robert de niro in tribeca. nypd carried it away in a bomb containment truck. suspicious packages sent to the homes or offices of the clips, obamas, california representative maxine waters, and former attorney general eric holder. the pipe bomb discovered in the cnn mail room addressed to john brenan. a similar pipe bomb sent to donor george soros monday. >> the federal government is conducting a

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> thousands of central american migrants on a desperate track to reach the u.s., packed a bridge connecting guatemala and mexico today. the caravan, which is mostly people from honduras, say they are fleeing poverty and violence. mexican authorities are refusing to let them all enter the country, and say they will only allow small groups in, starting with women and children, but many are tired of waiting, and jumped off the bridge and into the river to get across. now, those who decided to stay are sleeping on the bridge, and only a few were given food and a place to sleep at a nearby shelter. during a rally in nevada today, president trump says the caravan must be stopped before it reaches the u.s., and threatened to use military force to do it. >> i think some bad people started that caravan. more importantly or maybe almost as importantly, you have some very, very bad people in the car van. you have some very tough criminal elements within the caravan. but i will seal off the border before they come into this country, and i'll bring out our mili

kenneth moton, abc news, miami. >>> officials in mexico have abandoned a blockade to prevent thousandsf central american migrants from advancing their caravan headed to the u.s. border. mexico's national human rights commission warned federal police the rural stretch of highway was no place to hold negotiations since it lacked shade, toilets and water. they have declined mexico's offer of schooling an jobs. they are expected to continue the journey north today. >>> the owner of one of the united kingdom's most popular soccer teams is reportedly dead after his private helicopter crashed as it departed the stadium following the end of the match. the helicopter belonged to a thai billionaire who owns the leicester city football club. the bbc reports he was onboard. it spiraled out of control and plummeted into a parking lot. the helicopter burst into flames next to the stadium. it appears there may be other casualties onboard but officials were not able to confirm who died in the crash. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings" giving the gift of flowers. why a group hit the streets to peddle i