across the police service, cost local communities, across mps, local politicians who are not willing to acceproblem here. ithink politicians who are not willing to accept a problem here. i think it is great this report is coming out on monday exposing a light on these problems, but it does require a look at difficult systematic problems about how this has happened, why these gangs are preying on the centres where children exclusion are being kept and asjason said, why so many kids are going to exclusion in the first place. indeed. we can no doubt expect at least the home secretary suck early backside to javid to be addressing that at the party conference coming up. —— the home secretary says it javid. in the meantime, brexit still dominating the lines of so many of our ministers. the eye has its headline, future of uk at risk from johnston, the latest attempt to counter boris johnson cell vote shall lead map that checkers plan. it is not the most ideal build—up to the tory party conference. it is almost inevitable, if you're conservative. we know that boris johnson inevitable, if you're cons

president calls it acc s. new numbers show instead of 64 that died during the storm, it was 3,000.took about a year to get island.ack on across the unsung success? the mayor of san juan s s anythibut. if the president thinks 3,000 people is an unsung success, god help us all. this new storm is barrelling down. the president said the federal government is already ready. fema working with some of the states down there. although in a new report latz night we tlaernd fema lost $10 billion. >> tracie potts for us on the hill. breaking it all down. much more ahead. thanks. >>> new overnight. in remembrance of a of the people who died in the 9/11 attacks.'s 17 years since the attack. the tribute will fadeaway at dawn this morning. after the unfurling of the american flag at pentagon, people from all over the area came to the memorial toay eir respects. there were quiet songs, loving hugs, and prayers for the families who lost lov es. 184 people were killed at the pentagon. >>> new this morning, mgm rerts is offering to donate $500 per surviving victim of the los angeles shooting. the casi

. >> rr: this image shows how the thieves cut the lock out sf the front driver's side door to gain acc to the vehicle and remove and steal the rear door. the apartment complex sits in a quiet neighborhood. this has everyone sking their heads. >> they were pretty surprised. they hadn't see anything like that before. >> jackie venson reporting there. the owner tells ust took a while for him to explain to the insurance company that the whole car wasn't stolen, just those doors. >>> speaking of cars, do you have one that has been hanging around your area with out of state plates for way too long? fairfax couy says it is a big issue. and now they want you to do something about it. transportation reporter adam warning. he >> reporter: here is the issue, so many of us move all around this region, right, some of us live i maryland, d.c., virginia and we switch back and forth. here in fairfax county, you have to register your car to the county and if you don't, well, your neighbors and others could soon start snitching you out to thety . would you turn in your neighbo if you knew their car wasn

still plenty of college action for you, especially some key acc match-ups involving som unbeaten teams. starting with duke virginia tech. ryan willis making his first startir for vginia tech. and right here a 27-yard gem to hazelton. hokies up three willis in trouble. dumps it now to dalton keane. he goes to work. with the nice rambo. goes t straighthrough people. 67th yardse house. tech would go up 24-7, still in the first half. of fast forward to the fourth quarter. do orie for duke. fourth and three. jones connecting with deon jackson for 29 yards. down the right sideline, and jason wouldater punch it in for a one-yard td. tech, however, answers right back. next drive, willis finds patterson for the ten-yard touchdown.ki es win 31-14 snapping duke's undefeated streak. >>> virginia hosting wolfpack at home. late fourth quarter, ryan finley finding harmon to seal theeal for n.c. state. harmon 94 yards and the n. touchdow uva falls to 3-2, overall, 1-1 in conference play. dc united hosting the montreal impact. wasting no time early on here in the 18th minute, they go right to work. aco

conservative christians are -- voted for trump despite his relaxed ideas of religion, acce "access hollywoodtape and extramartial affairs. but mike pence, tight to the community and millions of republican donors. new book "the shadow president: the truth about mike pence," unwavering faith but ruthless cunning. michael, welcome. >> thank you. >> get to heart of what's happening now. hearings. you also wrote about president trump. very prescient. what do you think this does for president trump, as we said at beginning of the midterm season. >> this is what evangelicals were hoping for. they comprise a substantial proportion of his base. without them wouldn't be president. without 80,000 of them in certain states, wouldn't be president. he was promising to deliver a slate of judges, not only supreme court justices but appeals court, circuit court and district court judges drawn from the christian right pool of talent and brett kavanaugh falls into that category. >> all the others, have they been chosen? has he stacked the courts at different levels? >> he's delivered, appointed more judges tha

that makes it the biggest upset by an fbs team in 14 years and biggest upset of an acc opponen in 40ll not a season. but what happened to the hokie day? a packed house at sb ballard stadium oldin domion only had a football team since 2009. fourth quarter tied at 28. eyremy cox takes the han23ff. 6 foot, 5 pounds. hokies having trouble. monarchs go up 35-28. but tech responds. they're supposed to win. onourth and three, ryan willis finds chris cunningham in the end zone. hokies tiet it a 35. back come the monarchs. blake larussa puts it right there. had jonathan can get it. that's a greatcatch. and then under three minut this can't make the grab. turning it over to odu. down to two minutes monarchs should tak knee. instead cox gets a carry. again.o score 40 yards for a touchdown. old dominion pic up a signature win as a program, 49-35 over 13th-ranked virginia tech.ay amazingn norfolk. >> came out in the second half and just felt likeld we c wear them down and keep doing what we were doing. i think we were up over 90 plays and kept going. our kids believed . we jus made history. this

that i think is completely acce >> also in washingtoday, google's executive with house republicans to discus the place that the compan isin tto compress conser views. this has been levelled at oth tech companies as well. do you that social media compan are dampening free speech >> i haven't seen any evidence of political bias in terms of how the social media platforms operat or how the algo rhythms are structured. it's true that a great many people may not like the politiviews, butt employees of google are entitled to their own ri like everyone else. the claims of bi are bogus. it's part of an efforto get the platforms t prejudice the conat the present in favor conservativ views and i don't that google or any other company ought to be tllie doing that. >>ere have been questions about the size of the companies. google as a40% facebook has billio of users. are you concerned about the size and the dominance? do they need additional regula >> it's summer a legitimatel y issue if there is such a concen of marketing powers it's a competition or iinnov or having other impacts. i think we sho

avoids a second trial that could bring even greateren punis special counsel robert mueller gets full acces to the man who led the trump campaign for a crucial stretch during the 2016 presidential race. >>> it could take several weeks bekere communities r by natural gas explosions get their gas service fully restored. tonight fear and anger are growing over this new england disaster. a td.nager die more than a dozen people were hurt. thousands more are still out of their homes with no timetable for a return. dllumbia gas is getting slammed for its hg of the tragedy just north of boston. some massachusetts lawmake say the utility has been slow to communicate and slow.o a >> get back to tropical storm florence now. another toughight ahead for folks in the shelters. just raiding this thing out. >> it is hard to imagine just how slowly this thing is moving. it is just barely budged all day. >> ah, and thatas the forecast for the storm the entire time, was to come up towardshe carolinas and just stall around this region. that's why we've been telling he you about potential rainfall totals of 20,

consumer acces to data provided and the ability to delete or correct personal information or transfer to other companies. theocnternet ation is advocating for national data breach notification laws ta preempting the rules. to create a new standard for clear breach notifications. also saying privacy protections should apply equal to all tech companies awell as off line companies. such as retailers or credit card companies. recomm tding that ftc inference the laws at a federal level. >> ivehink people expect to the same privacy and the same transparency off line as they do online online the tools are great. and near constantly improving. bute want the entire economy part of this to protect people. >> the lobbying group says consumer data is valuable to help tech companies deliver better experience and they are working with the white house and congress toraft rul that will protect consumers without stifling for nightly business report julia boorstin in >s angeles. nd before we go a look at the final numbers from wall street. the dow rose 27 points to 25998. the nasdaq was down 1 and the

the syrian governmentde nies it was responsible, but the usunited nations acc both sides of war crimesold me rebel groups fought in the streets and stole from shop owners. still has scars on his neck from a mortar that killed his little brother. en when governmt forces took over, some 50,000 rebels and their families were sent away to idlib, the last major anti-govert holdout. already, the bombs are falling in idlib and the government is telling rebels to surrender. qabut this al a linked group is defiant, releasing a propaganda video showing militants rounding up people they say wanted to make a dealitthe government. nearly 3 million civilians are in idlib. many were driven from their homes by a war she blames on syria's president. he killed our children, she says. and ruined our country. for now, life carries on as aid workers warn a battle here would be yet anotheblood bath. kelly cobiella, nbc news, syria. >>> we've got more to tell you about on this if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. o

yes, but it is something of the eu will not acce pt it is something of the eu will not accept that inuld leave without a deal. if he argued for that, me isa me is a bit land, her interview on the front page. there was a bit about charging more to foreign buyers. 0k, about charging more to foreign buyers. ok, that bland. then this idea of a nationwide festival of innovation and culture starting in january 2022 which is conveniently for months before the next election, let's would put country in a frenzy of patriot to go ash patriot —— spirit. it is interesting that her former deputy in your paper, john, damian green, telling the party to stop squabbling and warning tories they risk getting caught into number tell them. —— into numberten. they risk getting caught into number tell them. -- into number ten. the next general election will not be fought on brexit, that will have dealt with. they will still be arguing about it, in terms of the trade relationship. he is saying the party has to have something else to offer people and theresa may is starting to move in that direction because if

very firm statement saying this is what britain is losing out by leaving the eu, but she has been to accecept more of a fudge, which they think will enable theresa may to get it past the house of commons or past the doubters within her party with more ease than previously. if that is true, it is the first good news oi'i is true, it is the first good news on brexit. is the message of this piece that actually the eu doesn't much mind the chequers bell? they could live with that they are seeking an accommodation with it and by november serious may... that is the application. the information is a bit short on precise detail. we are always short on precise detail. but isn't the also implication that isa but isn't the also implication that is a lot of levers have said, they need a dealjust as much as we do. of course, but that is not the position they have adopted publicly so position they have adopted publicly so far. we have made all the concessions. in the current climate, if you are the leader of eu nation you would be very worried about the kind of market and other financial consequences o

that is the point about this, she says she will not acce pt about this, she says she will not acceptt are not in the national interest, but from the point of view of a brexiteer, they could argue that they are in the point of view of the brexiteers. she is caught between the devil and the deep blue sea, you sweet talk one bunch of people and because you have spoken to them, i have to say something vacuous and meaningless to the others. the merry-go-round continues. who would be a party leader of any political flavour? the sunday times has both leaders facing a political coup. we know after frank field resigned the web over the anti—semitism row that has split the anti—semitism row that has split the party, more mps really wondering whether they will have a home is still in the labour party. this story talks about labour mps planning a new vote of no—confidence. planning a new vote of no-confidence. the story implies that they are trying to get rid of him as leader and they had a vote of no—confidence brexit through the giftshop years ago, a massive vote of no confidence but he ignore

country, you would see "not on your country, you would see "not on your nelly," so don't expect me to acce expect me to accept that. so there has to be some sort of movement and there are the beginnings of a sign that their main man, michel barnier, is beginning to ta ke man, michel barnier, is beginning to take off the handbrake and beginning to creep forward, talking about possibly coming forward with an improved offer, trying to de—dramatise the issue of ireland border, take out the political heat and make it more of a technical problem, look at what sort of checks they would need to be. the problem is away from the cowbells and edelweiss of salzburg, back at dreary old westminster, the dup on whom it mrs may depends for her majority have already torpedoed the plan on seeing a border is the border, whatever clever language you wrap around it. -- saying that "a border is a border. studio: thank you, norman. a woman has died after her caravan was blown into the sea, as storm ali batters ireland and parts of the uk. the vehicle ended up on a beach in county galway while the woman was aslee

that means acceptance on the one hand, a cce pta nce acceptance on the one hand, acce pta nce overallhand, acceptance overall, and also the commitment to freedom of speech. yes, a recognition of the right of palestinians. the nec are wise enough to come to that understanding, and then we can get oi'i understanding, and then we can get on with the serious business of full engagement with the jewish community, tackling anti—semitism in out community, tackling anti—semitism in our society, and as best we can bring people together. we will resolve this matter and i hope we do it quickly and move on. labour mp dame margaret hodge had a confrontation withjeremy corbyn over the issue and continues to cricise the party's failure to adopt the nationally recognised definition of anti—semitism. it isa it is a terrible arrogance that he isa it is a terrible arrogance that he is a code that has been accepted by cou ntless cou ntries is a code that has been accepted by countless countries that has been accepted countless countries that has been a cce pted by countless countries that has been accept

there will be a transfer in the weekend to acce pt be a transfer in the weekend to accept whether itument from gordon's side is that it will shut down legitimate criticism of israel and whether that is racist. i look in that question and no one is asking whether ireland has a right to exist or whether the existence of an elite is racist so i understand why as a jewish person you would feel that is unnecessary and hurtful and if you are being pulled into a broader area, which is criticism of israel so to see that he spoke with that passion, on a good day he is one of the most compelling speakers you would ever see in to see him intervene at this moment to try and solve this crisis that the party finds itself in is deeply affecting but the problem with that is that jeremy corbyn's supporters on that side probably do not listen because ironically they think he supports tony blair. we see other mps leaving the party and john mcdonald is worried that there could bea mcdonald is worried that there could be a split which of course he then compared to the rise of the establishment of the snp

it could remove the bad optics of having 11 men questioning him.ed democrats acc them of playing games with the process. >> they don't believe it themselves. they know as he high quality person. it would be a horrible insult tc ourntry if this doesn't happen. >> the president also disputed th second woman who was alleging misconduct agast kavanaugh that occurred during college. the president saying she was inebriated and all messed up. >>> the president made thoseer remarks a addressing the u.n. general assembly today. at the start, mr. trump bragged his administration has blcomplished more than pos any other in u.s. history. that drew some laughter from some in the room. he also praisedge the cou of north korea's kim jong-un. after talking about their singapore summit. it is a sharp contrast from las year when he called him little rocket man. the president alsoejted the idea of globalism, saying the u.s. will always protect its people. >>> search dogs are combing the site of the massive fire in southeast d.c. last week city officials told ud all the rts were accounted for. but yesterd

. >> now a go fund mnt acc has been set up to help. >> late this afternoon in court, a witness testifying about the social media use of the lone suspec on trial now for the d.c. mansion murders.e some of ost crucial testimony of the day may have come when the suspect's stepmother tk stand. megan fitzgerald has details from d.c. superior court. >> reporter: prosecutors called to the witness stand an expert who analyzed daron wint's fab identity. he used facebook dozens of times a day. but during a 36-houreriod during the morning the family was held hostage to after they wererd ed, there was hardly any activity at all. earlier in the day the prosecutors used vehicles to showhat happened in the hou after the three family members and the housekeeper were killed. jurors watched video from traffic cameras as a u.s. parkt ive showed how the family's blue porsche was seen leaving d.c. on new york avenue and heading into maryland. less than an hour later, a tow truck is seen moving into new york avenue. the blue mini vanates the description of the vehicle that the defendant used to drive. and she

we are talking about old dominion beating number 13 virginia tech making it the biggest upset of an acc opponent in 30 the quarterback came off the bench to throw for 495 yards, four touchdowns. final score a49-35nd odu has only had a football team since 2009. >> we came out in the second half a just felt like we could wear them down, we could keep reing them what we we doing efensively. we up over 90 plays, we kept going a l of tempo, our kids believed it and we made history. this isne of the biggest moments in hampton roads sports history. arguably the bigge moment in old dominion history. >> why you play the game. old dominion takes on east carolina nextaturday and tech hopes to bounce back from their this l in their next game against duke which will be next week big upset there. >> i want to take a live look outside. it's wet and chilly if you're waking up this morning. be forewarned, you want to bri thatumbrella. but lauryn ricketts will be back with whate can expect today and the rest of our work week. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you g

saying that just because the guys get away with bad behavior does not make bad behave why ar behavior acce, seemed like blame placed on -- professional tennis. even martina said that the umpire does not have discretion with the rules. >> you know, that is true, the bigger issue at hand, they done didn't seem too cover that but what about fact her -- overshadowed this big win from a 20-year-old opponent i? a major win for her opponent, overshadowed by this mess, as far as serena, it sounds like she is a heck of a tennis player, but a very poor sport in this scenario. liz: to be greatest female player of all-time, illegal coaching is common, players are called on it, that is what launched this issue. tennis legend navratilova wrote, we cannot measure ourselves by what we think, we should also be able to get away with, this is the sort of behavior no one should be engaging in on the court, i don't believe it is a good idea to standard of if men can get away with it men should be able to too. >> i agree. and this is not serena williams best moment on the court. a incredible player, one of the

into if you're an old dominion fan, they be number 13 virginia tech, making it the biggest upset of an acc opponent in 40 years. quarterback blake larussa came off the bench to throw for 495 yards, four tds. final score ol49-35. dominion has only had a football team for about ten years. >> we came out in the second half andik felt we could wear them down. we could keep doing what we were doing offensively. wei think wre up over 90 plays so we kept going a lot of tempo andelur kidsieved it in and we made hnetory. this i of the biggest moments in hampton roads sports history. . arguably in old dominion history. >> old dominion takes on east carolina next saturday. as for ttech. they ho bounce back from ehis loss. their next gam is against duke next week. >>> the question is are the friday night lights fading in the d.c. area some local coaches areooondering if fall will be around much long co>>> w back. in other news now, the friday night lights are flicker ago bit inur area. a news 4 i-team review shows the number of kids playing high school football is plummeting. >> sos scott mcfarland re

he's accused of covering up abuse during his time in pittsburgh anded acc of having knowledge of allegationsst his predecessor. in his letter he asks priests to talk about the situation at mass this weekend saying, quote, please let your people, the men, women, and children know that we love and minister to and hold in our pastoral care. no know i recognize and share their pain. he has not granted our repeated requests for an interview. >>> an update this morning out of fairfax county. a jury f recommending amer teacher convicted of molesting a student spend four years in prison a pay a $10,000 fine. he was found guilty on all counts of sexually a assaulting 14-year-old student four years ago in a shop room closet. e admitted to inappropriate conduct but denied a physical relationship. formal sentencing will be in hevember. >>>earch is on for a couple of thieves who broke into a store in georgetown. we'll show you video. watch the upper right hand corner of your screen. surveillance video from early monday morning shows the first man crawl through a broken glass door. then he lets the second

moore: i would agree with you, president hillis, that the preservation of the colonnade is too much acce accessory like the tree ornament, and it doesn't contribute anything to the b building. what is missing for me is a l full rendition of what the building would look like missing the facade. the other thing i would like to see is the -- there were three points outlined by mr. bueller, which struck me as being somewhat the right three divisions of how mooney would be allocated. city administration projects, sf shine and tenderloin s.r.o. preservation focused ideas. i would like to see a little bit more meat on that description because i believe in principle, myself as commissioner would strongly support something more concrete in how this money could be used, rather than just saying well there is an amount and it will be done something other. i assume between having the package and today, the discussion of no facade -- of no colonnade had not been forward enough that we could look at two physically rendered alternate tiffs including negotiation of terms that we only hear outlined for th

. ♪ >> shannon: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu acc shannon: benjamin netanyahu accusing iranehouse where 300 tons of nuclear related equipment and materials and then lying to international partners about it, what iran hides, israel will find. big comments on the last day of the un general assembly. another major topic, north korean denuclearization. the us is moving forward with more negotiations and america's top diplomat taking a hard-line against the kim jong un regime. richardson has more. >> reporter: these are the final days of the united nations general assembly and the focus for the united states, north korea. maintaining relationship with the kim regime and continuing pressure on it. mike pompeo said he had a good conversation with his north korean counterpart in the united nations and yet he requested other countries continue isolating north korea. >> enforcement of the un security council sanctions must continue vigorously and without fail until we realize the final, verified denuclearization. members of the council must set the example and all hold each other acco

the rosen bebergs were not acc d ed of treason. you have to be going against a doll declared enemy of the united states.of treason. you have to be going against a declared enemy of the united states. >> i think when the president says treason, he's thinking of it as being against himself. he sees himself as the embodiment of the state and the count country. he is not. disloyalty, though he's not good at practicing loyalty, disloyalty is thing that sets him off. i understand in his own mind he sees this as treasonous. i see it as illustrative of the chaos he's brought to the united states government. >> i know you'll be track all reaction coming up. thanks. >>> coming up, fireworks. fireworks after sparring all night over the release of documents being held back by republicans. the senators are grilling brett kavanaugh. they're in a break right now. we'll have the latest. a break r. we'll have the latest. ronmentaly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i ear

"gma day" is expected to be lighter, top kill aical and acc to mike and sarah. >> we want them to leavend think wow, that was a fun tv experience. >> reporter: they say they will show a lot of personalities and personal sides. >> i don't know how to close my open book, so i'm an open book. we're working on closing it a little. >> reporter: the co-hosts say they are excited to work with each other, sarah believes they are a match made in "gma" heaven. >> it trickles down on him. he wrote a book about waking up happy. who does that? michael strahan. >> it's a dream to work with her. we had a chance to do it before, if i have a shot to do a show like this again, i got to be with her. >> reporter: believing they are a perfect fit learning she"step >> did we just become best friends? >> i would follow you into the mist of avalon. do you know how to make >> reporter: they are to hide the excitement. >> i'll do the reaction when i heard about one of them, okay? ? >> reporter: they say on the very first day, expect something big. >> i can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is tune in septe

thes makes acc to these areas that much more complicated. r,>> reporter: pe getting the downed trees out of the way will take time. mayor said it wl take weeks if not announce get the city back on its feet. theyere bracing for flooding event. they knew wilmington could be in the eye of the storm. we got the hurricane force winds and they were prepared for all of the water. it was the wind that did so much damage here knocking down tree after tree in neighborhood after neighborhood. it was difficult fordeirst respon to maneuver around town here. bis is where a mother and small infant were killeause of a downed tree. another woman asleep on her couch. a tree sced through her home. they are still concerned about the flooding event. iner terms of p across the state, 775,000 people have no electricity. that number could actually rise here as we continue to get the gusts of wind as we see more flooding in the area. negetting the lights t back on will take time because of the downed trees. it is difficult for power crews to navigate through the nei

turning to the college grid iron and a lousy showing for acc teams in the state of florida over labormi was shut out by lsu on saturday, in last night's debut for coach willie tag ert, number 19, florida state could only muster a field goal against 20th ranked virginia tech, defeating the dem knolseminoles 24-3. maria sharapova's record has come to an end, defeated in straight sets by the 30th seeded spaniard. on the men's side john millman upset second seeded roger federer. federer double faulted ten times in the match. it concluded at nearly 1:00 a.m. this morning. i guess we will not see them after all. finally we turn to major league baseball and place in the record books for jacob degrom who has now strung together 25 straight starts of three or fewer runs. that matches an mlb record set more than 100 years ago in 1910 by cubs righty. >> so many things to break down before colin kaepernick, roger federer. >> a lot of people shocked by federer being knock out. it is very uncharacteristic of him. he said he was hot, he just didn't feel right. there you go, things can happen. >> con

i'm talking about and industrial strength capacity that acc would have towards and, of course, they would have a focus on that as well but from the relief valve aspect, on the sunset that would be very useful. >> this is a question i hope a more generally. there's been talk about the need to catch up with the world on artificial intelligence. if we had caught up with the world on ai what would be be doing with it that we are not doing today? >> well speedy let's start with a regular -- >> sir, i would just say, mr. secretary, from a component perspective, ai is fantastic. but if your forces cannot operate this speed to take revenge of the capability, you are challenged her to is as basic blocking areas of campaign design and development, when you do have artificial intelligence, it has to be baked appropriate into the red, or blue versus rate indications and warning, bacons of command and control and certainly baked into the mission command. in each one of those areas you have to make sure you're checking for vulnerabilities. and i would say this forcefully is postured to take a support e

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. >> she doess have acc to me, absolutely, she has direct access but she didn'tome to me. you know, what that's okay. i'll end with another bad book, what can i tell you. >> and t call woodward said he desperately tried to get in touch with the president for the ok many times talking to six different people about ttt. the presids heard saying that he never got the message. t> late this afternoon the white house calle book, quote, nothing more than fabricated stories, many byrm disgruntled employees. >> it was a kate being start to the senate confirmation hearing for the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. the hearing is still underway ght now. the session has been full of objections andnterruptions. scott macfarlane is following the developments from our live scott? >> pat, good afternoon. remarkable may be an understatement. there were fireworks fe beginning with intercorruptions and protests as soon as chairman chuck grassle gaveled the hearing into session. [ shouting ] ♪ >> judge kavanaugh himself didn't get much of a cnce to give his opening statement democrats arg

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. >> got one here for general holmes your so what updates can you give us on the acc tradoc discussionative to multi-domain operations? >> thanks, chief. over the last year are combat command and u.s. army training and doctrine command, which is across the arctic from langley across 64 at joint base langley-eustis come have done four tabletop exercises together with the purpose of trying to figure out how the army and air force will fight together on the battlefields of the future that the chief talked about yesterday and how we can present those multiple approaches that were required multiple lanterns out of the enemy as the chief said. so we look at different portions of the fight ever started with a close battle, for air force guy that would be starting with the target and working backwards, and we started with what would be required us to fight together will in the post-battle. we work the fact into some some command and control tabletops. we look at deploying our force and when looked at the different pieces of what it will take to the garrison and field to fight together against

it is a five-story building, and acc according to d.c. fire and ems, the fire began in the top floor and in the attic. how many people were in that h building many people have had to be rescued? a total number, we're not of, but we can tell you we've seen one video of a person being rescue now y see the smoke billowing from the scene. these are live pictures from chopper 4 over that tharea. this i 900 5th street southeast. it's a five-story building. it aenior living facility. the arthur kapper senior apartments there with 162 units. 3:30 thiernoon at afternoon went up in flames. it appears to be that i'm having the top floor, even the attic as well of the building that we could visibly see flames shootit from t building, and we have seen video of at least one person being rescued by firefighte coming down on a ladder. you've seen several pieces of apparatus there trying to get water on to this building. an exact number of people were inside or how many have been evacuated because of this fire at this point, we just don't know marine corp

correspondent sarah varney reports, there's already a major push at the state level to limit or restrict accestraception. some conservatives are now hoping to take it further at the federal level with a supme court more amenable to their views. this story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: 23-year old nikia jackson came to this clinic run by the obria group in lawrenceville, georg, outside atlanta, to get tested for a sexually transmitted infection. >> s.t.i.s. >> well, let me tell you what we have to offer here. >> reporter: millions of women like jackson could soon getei medical care at obria clinics, if c.e.o. kathleen bravo has her way. bravo is positioning her growing company to become a nationwide alternative to planned parenthood, but with one key difference-- obria doesn't offer abortion, condoms or any kind of birth control, except ity awareness methods that many call natural family planning. un>> she can set up her ac >> reporter: she's a devout catholic opposed to contraception, whose own abortion decades ago shaped her anti-abortion siti

everything from the acc to first air force to all of our sites which are providing analysis of some of the data from over it. it's a whole dvd effort with 550 guardsmen, over 50,000 of our total force involved in this across the whole air force, to 10,000 army guardsmen are on the ground helping out and driving around and picking up people. we've done over three dozen rescues of people that it been stranded flashlight that comes through, and that is to continue and will continue for another week. thank you, sir. >> thanks. a couple questions coming in on innovation. so this one is really across the panel anyone could grab it, just go down the line see fit. first of all what are you seeing from the dollars that was put forward to wink and squadron and group commanders relative to the readiness dollars? how do we work -- this is come from the field -- how do we work through the frozen middle to be able to push those innovation ideas forward? let me open it up to anyone of you who want to grab the mic. >> chief, as you know in europe and in africa we have a european defense initiative, an

. >> brown: you have andrei going in the book find heg can't even afford acc cappo because they're sixollars and seven dollars brand-new cafes. >> and he can't understand how all these new people are walking in and buying these expens coffees and sandwiches and not even uttering a word of protest, and at the the kind of paro paradox. on the ne hand it's nice but the other stuff is going on at the same time. >> brown: yeah, all the stuffs in the news real, right? and it comes to you in the book , too, along with the afflueannce the growth, there is the political atmosphere, rit, oppressive political atmosphere. >> when ey were surreering to end the cold war, they were basically told by us that if ving built a kind of thri consumer society, they could also have political freedoms. s that actually happened i they built that consumer ciety, but they lost their political freedoms. it didn't go the way anyone thought it would go. >> brown: you wan essay recently titled "russia wa my obscure interest, now everyone is paying attention," because there was the period where no one was payi attent

so i think we know where he stands, but whether the senate h democrats acce version of y w to interpretler, i doubt that he was -- tere persuade bid it. >> woodruff: jamil jaffer, i can asyou about that but i also want to ask about the other part we heard that is the comments of senator feinstein attempting to pin judge kavanaugh down on presidentia powers. thise up also later in the afternoon. the senators were asking him about whetr a sitting president can be indicted, subpoenaed, and so forthch do we have a better understanding ofn his views hose questions? >> well, i think we now understand sort of his perspective on how we look at these questions and that judges need to be independent a they're not beholden to the president who appointed them or the president more generally, that their role is to stand apart from that and look at the laws applied to that particular individual and circumstance an decide on the merits. he lauded chief justice berger talking about his role s a nixon appointee and standing up to executive power there. he tald about the youngstown case and how the court

. >> reporter: that lack of acces worriephysicians in many clinics, like the people's community clinicat receive title x funding. kami geoffray has been meeting them. she runs the group that decides veich clinics in texas rec federal money. she says if the trump administrati's overhaul of title x succeeds, it will undermine the goal othe program that the federal government has operated since the 1970s. >> so we know that every dollar we spend on title x saves $7 across other government programs, including medicaid. we avert medicaid births very frequently by contracepting clients and preventing unplanned pregnancies. t reporter: but back in suburban atlantae obria medical clinic, kathleen bravo says it's time for comnies like hers to put a bigger mark on reproductive health care, and the company is launching a $240 million capital campaign to open morclinics. >> if obria is a comprehensive c primary canic for women, that is an alternative model to haanned parenthood, that w a choice, we're in! we're all for it. >> reporter: but exactly what "comprehensive" means, and the re women can r

. >> what updates can you give us on the acc tray dock discussions relative to multidomain operations>> thanks chief. so over the last year, air combat command and u.s. army training and doctrine command, which is across the interstate from langley, across 64 at joint base langley have done four ttxs or tabletop exercises together with the purpose of trying to find out how the army and air force will fight together on the battlefields of the future that the chief talked about yesterday and how we can present those multiple approaches that will require multiple land ards out of enemy as the chief said. we looked at different portions of the fight. we started with the close battle. for an air force guy that would be starting with the target and working backwards. and we started with what would be required for us to work together in the close battle. we worked that back into command and control tabletops. we looked at deploying our force. and we looked at the different pieces of what it will take to leap garrisson and be able to fight together against a pure adversary. some of the things

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but they do not have acces that at all, and they're complaining about that. those documents will eventually be made public but they haven't yet. meanwhile, judy, testifying al contentious of course in the crowd and capitol police e-mailed us and said overalle they made s 61 removals from that room. that's really remarkable becaush e were just 40 seats for the public. so what was happening, protesters were coming in, being taken out, and the next people in line were often other protesters. >> woodruff: at one point it looked like virtually everybody who was there to watch the hearing was being-- wo i think that's right. >>ruff: ...was being taken away who wasn't part of the kavanaugh group or the press. so the day did move on. it moved ome to states by the senators, which was planned, and let's attack a listen to wt happened next. here's more of lisa's report. >> i think it's really important-- >> democrats pressed on specific sues, often the most controversial issues in american life. >> i want to talk a little bit about one of the bigions that we have the be

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the request to the president directly and the president said she could have because she has direct accesto me. all that doesn't matter, this does. what the president said about woodward matters. he said, bob, i hope the book covers this boom economy, the labor, wages, manufacturing jobs, construction. you can't deny and even somebody's poison pen in anonymous op-ed or the vitriol un all day long on some stations can't really touch the corners all across thi country where people are feeling the feel mic boom, where they safer and more prosperous. you can't touch it. he has given skrois and visibility to follow, who felt invisible and nforgotten. >>fairness, actually, the unnamed person who wrote this, because it's obviously not anonymous toe somele at the "new york times," theon unnamed peid write don't get me wrong, there are bright spots. effective derisulation,ric tax reform, a more robust military and more, but theses succesve come despite not because of the president's leadershmp style which is tuesday, add ver sail i can't remember, petty -- >> that is the intersection of arrogance

but what we cannot acce pt that apply... we cannot accept is seeing northern ireland carved away from the united kingdom customs territory. because regardless of whether the tax would be, what that would mean is that it would be a challenge to our constitutional and economic integrity. already the dup in northern ireland, whose votes theresa may have —— depend on, has dismissed the michel barnier plan, which shows the difficulties theresa may has back on home. there have been warmer tones from european leaders in recent weeks, we have heard that from the man who is hosting the summit here in austria, the prime minister. he has had very positive things to say about how he wa nts to positive things to say about how he wants to move the negotiations in the right direction. and they have welcomed the chequers plan, that doesn't mean that the excepted, they only see as an opening position from the uk, and there are certainly some issues in it that they would very much disagree with notably, splitting goods from services. but they

portion of the society into the regime of liberty and liberties, giving people the vote, the secure accs to contracts and ownership, the rights to form associations that would not be suppressed as colonel conspiracies, the freedom to form new churches, a freedom that develops especially in the early american republic and to a certain degree in england before that, that had not previously been part of any understanding up religious liberty. theability to form collective churches. that all of that is a world brought into the being by the open access order. and that is the world that helps give us the tremendous benefits of free commerical societies that smith had envisioned. fore are prices to be paid that. the ongoing increase of wealth is part of what generates that mass anonymity that mill and tocqueville are concerned with. the beginning of it generates the deep concern protecting -- for protecting what's mine that is going to always tempt the middle classes into turning over politics to some right wing autocrat who proposes to take the business of governing out of their hands. of comm