margaret and liza, yourfather margaret and liza, your father is a great man, he is a man of decency, his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now, from the bench of our nation ‘s highest court, your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans, you know that. putt. -- applause. we arejoined we are joined tonight i we arejoined tonight i leader we are joined tonight i leader who has never wavered in his support and devotion to the rule of law and to brett kava naugh's elevation, devotion to the rule of law and to brett kavanaugh's elevation, it he has worked very, very hard and he truly has done just an incredible and wonderfuljob truly has done just an incredible and wonderful job for the truly has done just an incredible and wonderfuljob for the american people, majority leader, mitch mcconnell. applause. i think that's the biggest hand he's ever received. they don't get it mitch, you are great at thank you, very much appreciated. i would like to talk about another man whose principal leadership has brought widespread appreciation. senator chuck grassley,

[applause] and their two beautiful daughters, margaret and liza.plause] and we're also joined by justice kavanaugh's mom and dad, martha and ed, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: i would like to begin tonight's preceding differently than perhaps ever -- perhaps any other event of such magnitude. on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain in suffering you have been forced to endure. those who stepped forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation, not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency, and a due process. our country, a man or a woman, must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. [applause] pres. trump: with that, i must state that with historic -- scrutiny, were proven innocent. thank you. historicou sir, with scrutiny, were proven innocent. thank you. [applause] pres. trump: margaret and liza, your father is a great man

trump: margaret and liza, your father is a great man.is a man of decency, character, kindness and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans. you know that. [applause] pres. trump: we are joined tonight by a leader who has never wavered in his support and devotion to the rule of law, and to brett kavanaugh's elevation. he has worked very, very hard, and he truly has done just an incredible and wonderful job for the american people. majority leader, mitch mcconnell. thank you, mitch. please, stand up. [applause] pres. trump: i think that is the biggest hand he has ever received. they just don't get it, mitch. you are great. thank you. very much appreciated. i would like to thank another man whose principled leadership has earned widespread adoration, chairman of the judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley. thank you, chuck. [applause] pres. trump: we are grateful to all of the senators o

[applause] margaret and liza, my father is a great man. he's a man of decency, kindness and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the internal rights and freedoms of all americans. [applause] we are joined by a leader who has never wavered in his support and devotion of the rule of law, and to brett kavanaugh's elevation. he has worked very, very hard and he truly has done an incredible and wonderful job for the american people. majority leader, mitch mcconnell. [applause] i think that's the biggest hand he's ever received. you are great, thank you. the widespread chairman of the judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley. thank you, chuck. we are grateful to all of the senators on the judiciary committee who fought so hard for this confirmation. senators lindsey graham, orrin hatch, mike lee, ted cruz, ben sacher, jeff flake, mike crapo, thom tillis and john kennedy. thank you also to rob portman sitting right here. finally i am inde

[applause] my daughters, margaret and liza are smart, strong, awesome girls.hey are looking forward to the upcoming basketball season. their teachers for giving them the day off to mars they can come watch two cases being argued at the supreme court. so they can come watch two cases been argued at the supreme court. graduate ofs a abilene cooper public high school. she is a dedicated town manager of a local community, she has a deep faith. she is an awesome mom and a great wife. she is a rock and i thank god every day for ashley and my family. [applause] >> the senate confirmation process was contentious and emotional. that process is over. my focus now is to be the best justice i can be. i take his office gratitude. and no bitterness. i will be ame court force for stability and unity. my goal is to be a great justice for all americans. and for all of america. i will work very hard to achieve that goal. i was not appointed to serve one party or one interest. but to serve one nation. america's constitution and laws protect every person of every belief and every

[applause] >> margaret and liza, your father is a great man. he's a man of decency, character, kindness and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans. you know that. [applause] >> we are joined tonight by our leader who has never wavered in his support and devotion to the rule of law and to brett kavanaugh's elevation. he's worked very very hard and he truly has done just an incredible and wonderful job for the american people, majority leader mitch mcconnell. thank you, mitch. please stand up. [applause] >> i think that's the biggest hand he's ever received. [laughter] >> they don't get it, mitch. you're great. thank you. very much appreciated. i'd like to thank another man whose principaled leadership has earned widespread admiration, chairman of the judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley. thank you, chuck. [applause] >> we are grateful to all of the senators on the judiciary committee who

and their two beautiful daughters, margaret and liza. and we are also joined by justice kavanaugh's mom and dad, martha and ed. thank you. i would like to begin tonight's proceeding differently than perhaps any other event of such magnitude. on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process. our country, a man or a woman, must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. and with that i must state that you, sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent. thank you. margaret and liza, your father is a great man, a man of decency, character, kindness and courage, who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now from the bench of our nation's hig

margaret and liza, your father is a great man. he is a man of decency, character, kindness and courage, who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now from the bench of our nation's highest court your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans. you know that. we are joined tonight by a leader who has never wavered in his support and devotion to the rule of law and to brett kavanaugh's elevation. he's worked very, very hard and he truly has done just an incredible and wonderful job for the american people, majority leader mitch mcconnell. thank you, mitch. please stand up. i think that's the biggest hand he's ever received. they just don't -- they don't get it, mitch. you're great. thank you. very much appreciate it. i'd like to thank another man whose principled leadership has earned widespread admiration, chairman of the judiciary committee, senator chuck grassley. thank you, chuck. we are grateful to all of the senators on the judiciary committee who fought so hard for this confirmation

miss liza frees likes to look at new roles from several different perspectives before saying yes to the intellectual at heart she prefers more serious projects. like playing a woman with cystic fibrosis and a drama about assisted suicide and even my mom. or the survivor of a killing spree who knew the murder. live lisa flees was born in berlin in one nine hundred ninety her career started when a boyfriend gave her a flyer from an acting school. i chose throughout the muslim love the food for it's my complete insanity to tio be. doing is not an easy job as shown by this film about an artist's colony in which leslie sophie's plays jen an idealist struggling for true freedom when you know this is these are all movies and of me. the u.s. entertainment magazine variety has named her one of europe's top acting talents and we agree. she's been acting since he was eleven louise hoffman has even been a guest at the oscars. yeah ok do this. and i never did i think you're going to land of mine in which he plays a german p.o.w.'s signed to clear mines after world war two was nominated for an oscar.

liza, 10 years old said to ashley, we should pray for the woman.ics get any lower than that? is the author of how do i tax thee, kristin tate. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. heather: 20 the cartoon was by chris britt and it depicts brett kavanaugh's daughter saying dear god, please forgive my angry, lying, alcoholic father for sexually assaulting doctor ford while praying before bed. obviously a take on that moment, that brought tears to my eyes through all the testimony we heard. what is your take on this? >> this cartoon is not funny, not witty, it goes wholesale with uncorroborated accusations and seeks to think not just brett kavanaugh but his 10-year-old daughter. it sickly twists this idea that the kavanaugh family could extend religious goodwill to christine ford, but this cartoonist gets away with it without a lot of criticism because the media will not hold anybody on the left accountable. heather: before we get to the bigger problem, the new york times is taking heat for this. they did not publish this cartoon. here's their st

liza martinez says it all started last week when she was at work. says her youngest, 14-year-old aaron called to tell her the internet at home was out.liza martinez, mother: "as soon as he said that, literally, i got a message instantly that my wifi was down."she says she felt like something wasn't adding up.liza martinez, mother: "at that point, it blocks out my cameras, my home security. i don't see when the doors are being opened or closed."then another parent told martinez that aaron had gone to a friend's house to pick him up.liza martinez, mother: "i immediately called my daughter who lives next door to me, and i told her to go outside and see if my car is there and she said, it's not there."liza camper, daughter: "that's when she told me to grab the belt and i really just ran into the closet and grabbed the first belt i saw."aaron is grounded until his mom feels he's learned his lesson.that's when this viral thread started.liza camper, daughter: "honestly, i post about my brothers all of the time, because they're always in trouble, it just ke

liza martinez says it all started last week when she was at work.he says her youngest, 14-year-old aaron called to tell her the internet at home was out.liza martinez, mother: "as soon at, a message wifi was down."she says she felt like something wasn't adding up.liza martinez, mother: "at that point, it blocks out my cameras, my home security. i don't see when the doors are being opened or closed."then another parent told martinez that aaron had gone to a friend's house to pick him up.liza martinez, mother: "i immediately called my daughter who lives next door to me, and i told her to go outside and see if my car is there and she said, it's not there."liza camper, daughter: "that's when she told me to grab the belt and i really just ran into the closet and grabbed the first belt i saw."aaron is grounded until his mom feels he's learned his lesson.that's when this viral thread started.liza camper, daughter: "honestly, i post about my brothers all of the time, because they're always in trouble, it just kept going and it was getting funnier."it didn't

[applause] and their beautiful daughters, margaret and liza. liza. [applause] we're also joined by justice marta ans mom and dad, d ed. thank you. i would like to begin tonight differently than any other event ofsuch magnitude on behalf our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire family for the pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and , not aed evaluation campaign of political and personal destruction-based online and deception -- based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanagh family violates every notion of decency and due process. in our country, a man or woman must be presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty. [applause] >> with that, i must state that you, sir, under historic scrutiny, were proven innocent. thank you. [applause] margaret and liza, your father man ofeat man, a decency, character, kindness, has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the rights and freedoms

friends with americans such as ray charles and sammy davis junior and liza minnelli. there was some skepticism that the military ceremony did not represent the very vibrant life that he had led. one of his best made songs was about a gay transvestite. he had said he wanted his funeral to be as short as possible. the huge love for charles aznavour means that the governor wanted to give him a national tribute as other huge figures in french life have received. very choreographed, very official very solemn form. >> let's return to you to it is not our top story, the nobel peace prize which has been given to dr. denis mukwege and nadia murad. joining me in the studio is the founder of the ngo. your organization advocates for the ending of sexual violence as a weapon of war. you seem really happy that this work has been recognized today with the nobel prize. >> in deed. i'm thrilled. it is a very nice day today. it is also a signal, and i think this is more important. of sexualubject violence and conflict must be put on the table at international level. that action has to

. >> the other night ashley and my daughter liza said their prayers, and little liza, all ten years old, said to ashley, we should pray for the woman. it's a lot of wisdom from a ten-year-old. we mean no ill will. ed: what a moment. and yet all we hear is he was angry. and there were angry moments, we can't leave that out. you don't hear a lot about that? >> i have heard some of that actually, and people on the left are critical of it, like his anger, crying in that situation is sign of a poor judicial temperament. i found that an astounding claim, especially from people who, in part, don't like judge kavanaugh because he's not empathetic enough. here's a moment where they could be empathetic with him and sympathize with the enormous pain he's going through, family going through. ed: one of the few times i was with your dad, a dinner where he was giving remarks about a book. a woman stood up, it was a q and a and a come started screaming about a decision he had written. an opinion. and security ended up standing up and moving towards her because it got that angry. and he didn't really f

she did, however, make an impression on some younger clerks like liza schoenthal. >> carter was veryvery deep. she was good at reading people and knowing how to converse with them. you could tell that she was well educated. just had a lot more to her than most sales/retail managers do. >> reporter: but detective cedillo knew something else about carter and david mallory. something very important. >> reporter: remember that burglary at american eagle three months earlier? carter and david mallory were the primary suspects. and ashlea harris was the one who discovered the money missing. >> and when ashlea came in to open the store, she found the safe open. >> reporter: ashlea knew that it was carter who closed the night before. and when she showed her boss the security video view of the burglary. >> she pointed at the monitor and she said, "that's david mallory." and i said, "who's david mallory?" and they said, "it's carter's boyfriend." >> reporter: the math was easy, ashlea figured carter set up the burglary and david carried it out. carter got fired. david sort of disappeared. and

when you evacuate hospitals people's liza put into jeopardy. especially with icu patients. the goal is to get them to shelter in place. case they started to experience damage and the hospital needs to move its patients out. we have helped the state and local government stay on top of patients in hospitals that have been damaged and will continue to push forward. right now we don't have an idea of how long hospitals are out of commission. we hope to have a better sense of that by close of business today. one thing to point out, when it comes to health and medical and evacuations, when it comes to assisted care facilities and different things, it is their responsibility to have a vacuous and plans and contracts in place. have laws that dictate those plans and should be regulated and put forward. if those plans fail, after we are called in to try to help -- we didn't get too many calls, last-minute calls to help with assisted living facilities last night or the day before to do so. we do know there are a lot of medical facilities that sustained damage in the impacted areas whe

we'll be updating our twitter feed throughout the liza uses wheelchair and she wanted to be a unicorn. today sheam employees spent twos making this to fit her chair. >> what do you like about it? >> that the hair is so soft. >> and she has just something it's amazing. >> she says she can't wait to show her classmates tomorrow morning at school. eliza, you look beautiful. >> yes, best unicorn ever sch! >> she deserves it. that's going to do it. enjoy your halloween. thanks for joining us at 11:00. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the hearty tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry,

to your novels are there differences to the reactions from your german readers for example dorchin liza. releases the sleeve and as you well recently they wrote that i'd win the nobel prize at some point he's made it was the new yorker what can i say the. like my work sometimes i get the feeling my books are viewed more impartially they're take my latest book about refugees i wrote up before the refugee crisis in germany they sometimes say that's just like a documentary or that's too current can't be proper literature. this is so after it is kind of kind a little like the english speaking world doesn't come up with ideas like that can they recognize that there's still plenty of literature beneath the topical surface these in no more open and off no. we visited translator katie darbyshire in berlin she's a real connoisseur of german literature and is completely involved in the works of her authors. k.b. darbyshire can certainly help you out if you're looking for a good book at her favorite bookshop or at home perhaps she's even translated the novel into english the british born linguist

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. >> the other night ashley and my daughter said their prayers and liza, 10 years old. said to ashley we should pray for the woman. a lot of wisdom from a 10-year-old. we mean no bill will. >> all we hear is he was angry. there were angry moments but you don't hear about that. >> i heard some of that. people on the left are critical of it, like his anger, crying and that situation, sign up for judicial temperament. i found that an astounding claim especially from people who in part don't like brett cavanagh because he's not empathetic enough. here's a moment they could be empathetic with him and sympathize with the pain he is going to come his family is going through. ed: a few times at dinner giving remarks, a woman standing up and the only person who started screaming at him, and the decision he had written, and opinion. and moving towards her, they got that angrier and he didn't flinch. hang on, let her alone and let me argue it out, and i get on the point and watch what is going on, people not talking about policy or abortion or same-sex marriage, it is about charac

and just a few years later, 1901, you see liza mckinley who succeeded mrs. cleveland. a very fuzzy image but the first known photograph of her in a newspaper. simultaneous to that are -- you start to see mrs. mckinley captured on film. she is a very first first lady who is seen in very early motion pictures or moving pictures as they called them. and that really begins to affect and accelerate the public interest in what first ladies are wearing. jumping ahead a little bit then, you come say to the 1920's. and the important and smart of women gaining the vote, the right to vote. and mrs. harding is in the white house now. mrs. harding is one of the oldest women to become first lady. but in spirit she captures the roaring 1920's. she is the first of flight in an airplane. she is fascinated with the movie camera. she has the first radio in the white house. she invites movie stars to the white house. she does public appearances. she is an advocate, a radical advocate for animal protection. even coming out against the section. 1921 -- even coming out against vivisection. s

. >> margaret and liza gerth others a great tan. he's a man of decency character kindness and courage who has devoted his life to serving his fellow citizens. and now, from the bench of our nation's highest court, your father will defend the eternal rights and freedoms of all americans. >> kavanaugh think the present for his steadfast support in affirm the process did not change him. >> i was not appointed to serve one party or one interest but to serve one nation. america's constitution of and laws protect every person of every belief and every background. >> tomorrow kevin na will hear oral arguments about a case defining what constitutes serious or violent crime and also weathers dealing from a mobile home is consider burglary under the armed career criminal act. there -- democrats say his presence on the bench shifting too far to the right and the democrats will believe their base will turn out for the midterm elections. the process so nasty republicans believe it will energize their ace to vote during the mid- mid-terms. kenned

. ♪ oh, eliza oh, eliza ♪ ♪ little liza jane ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: for years here the base was what was calledon the earth itself here in west virginia that when i was away, when i was in the army, that your soul rots away, it feels like you can't smell it. or you look up and you see the sun, all the way set. here it disappears around 4 o'clock. >> anthony: allen lardieri is a former tanker in the us army, and what he calls "constitutional conservative." he is solidly pro-trump republican. however distant from mr. trump's new york city background and gold-plated lifestyle he may be. >> allen: you'll see a lot of parallels in rural west virginia that you see in the inner-city. >> anthony: i see a lot of parallels to places i've been. school districts that are starved, opioid addiction, teenage pregnancy, food deserts, you know where there ain't nothing but fast food. >> allen: yeah, exactly. where's our whole foods? it's non-existent, sir. >> tony: why would west virginia overwhelmingly go for a guy, donald trump, who has never changed a tire in his life? who sits on a gold toilet. >> allen: ye

his wife ashley was there along with their two daughters liza and margaret. the president referred to him as a man of courage and decency and kindness. what was extraordinary about the president's remarks were the way he apologized to justifiable kavanaugh for his treatment by the senate. listen. >> on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to bret bret and entire kavanaugh family for the pain and terrible suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process. a man or a woman must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. you, sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent. ainsley: justice kavanaugh said it did test him but he said he holds no bitterness over the brutal confirmation fight. first day of the hearing he walked into the hearing room in front of all the centers, his wife was

. >> the queen was liza minnelli. is looking inside. they know about the velvet rope debauchery. this film you're doing is deeper than that. what are you trying to get at? >> this was of its time. it was started by two guys from brooklyn, who didn't have two dimes to rub together. >> reporter: those guys, steve and ian schrager. >> reporter: i >> ian is a tough guy but steve is gay. >> reporter: they were best friends that bought a theater and a show. entry was a conquest. once inside, it was a magical recipe. drugs and promiscuity were key ingredients. but the true appeal was much more nuanced. there's so many great themes to it, as far as the inclusive nature where you could be gay or straight. yet, it was so tightly packed in debauchery, that the dichotomy is so fascinating. wonder if that's the allure. >> disco comes from an incredible fusion of cultures. >> reporter: for 33 white-hot months, studio flared, until its downfall, even more dramatic than its rise. the owners, busted for skimming money. ian schrager sp