i have a 13-year-old now and he's hom alone with his xbox. >> only three states have home alon laws.ccording to the child welfare information gateway, myland is one of those states along with illinois and oregon. >> maryland state laws say at age 8 you're allowed to be home alone. montgomery county police say age isn't the only factor. parents need to be certain their child is mature enough to be left alone without causing stress. >> i wouldn't leave her alone until she was quite a bit older. e would want to impress me by baking cookies and i don't want her using the oven. >> when they hear a knock at the door -- >>'t i dare who knocks at the door, i don't care what thet say, w they're selling, do not open the door. >> what happens if there's a police oicer at your door. what should your child do? the child should feel comfortable askingm to show a badge or i.d. and parents can take their kids to a police station to find out what a rl i.d. looks like. i'd tell my kids not to open the door. >> ifhere's a knock, it's not for you. i have a key. >> exactly. i tell them not to go to the d

being alone with a dog. what is certain is that the robots are coming and they'll be capable of far more than just the missionary position which it will intelligent robots really sought and offer us companionship and conversation. just about any subject that if you want to have a conversation with a robot in a few years time the robot will have to talk to you about open about the beatles about jazz about anything you want to talk about sophia is a highly advanced version of a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence she can process visual data imitate human patient expressions and the basic question here. and one of the creators. you created what emotions usually being awake and alive. as a robot you have access to a great deal of information sorrow i like the encyclopedia except you can read it in a baby can't. well. how can. a robot would have access to the personal data that will even google facebook amazon and other websites. a robot would know us better than we do and know exactly what our needs are

♪ leave me alone ♪ steve: it's september the 7th, it is a friday thank goodness.ank goodness it's fox. don't lee me alone. do you know pete hegseth was with us yesterday and now is he out in montana. ainsley: in front of the entire audience pete gets to interview him right before his rally. brian: intimate setting. pete: just between friends it was pretty neat in the rim rock arena. you got your "new york times" delivered in manhattan. i got my billings gazette. no punches pulled. i think that's pretty accurate. he did have a teleprompter for his speech as he always does went off script and talked about a number of different topics. always said, we had a chance before hand with just about 10,000 friends watching to ask the president a few unscripted questions. one of those is, of course, about that a anonymous "new york times" op-ed and as can you imagine the president didn't pull any punches, here is what he said. >> folks may have seen anonymous column written in the "new york times." [crowd boos] and i think this audience would say an attack on you is an attack

it is also a rare place for young women making this journey alone. everyone here is heading for the u.s., but they are still not even halfway there. >>> almost 300 miles south in guatemala city, others who have already made this dangerous journey now find themselves back where they started. up to five planes land here every day from the u.s. carrying the deported. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: most here don't feel very lucky. this year trump's zero to si deported hundreds of parents back to south america without their children. he signed an executive order to end it, but most families are still waiting to be reunited. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: she was one of them. she also rode the beast to reach the united states, but was picked up for crossing the u.s. border illegally, then deported back to guatemala nine months ago without her two daughters. gracie and jennifer are just 3 and 5 years old. they are being held in a detention center in texas. the trump administration says parents like grace knew the risks. after she was

being alone with a dog. what is certain is that the robots are coming and they'll be capable of far more than just the missionary position to all of the intelligent robots really sought and offer us companionship and conversation of just about any subject that if you want to have a conversation with a robot in a few years time the robot we have to talk to you about beethoven about the beatles about jazz about anything you want to talk about sophia is a highly advanced version of a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence she can process visual data imitate human patient expressions and answer basic questions here. and one of you creators . what emotion do you feel being awake and alive. as a robot to access to a great deal of information sorrow i like the encyclopedia except you can read it in a baby can. well. how can. a robot would have access to the personal data that will even google facebook amazon and other websites. a robot would know what's better than we do another exactly what our needs are will

a race, let alone win it, it seems. so sotffel vandoorne is out and he is being replaced by lando norris. it is not an easyjob but he has said it is his dream come true and posted a picture of him go—karting. he has the talent he needs, it is whether mclaren can give him the car he needs to impress. great stuff, jenny, thank you forjoining us on sportsday. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... liverpool's mo salah is on the three—person shortlist for the fifa men's player of the year award. salah helped liverpool reach the champions league final in may, and scored 44 goals in all competitions. cristiano ronaldo and luka modric are the other two nominees. but barcelona and argentina forward messi misses out.

with you ♪ ♪ ah, ahh alone with you ahh ♪ ♪ ah, ahh alone with you ahh ♪ ♪ ah, ahh hey ahh ♪ ♪ ah, ahhing a knee. colin kaepernick's new nike ad campaign igniting a "just do it" backlash. we tackle the issue. >> i've been hearing that you're willing to take a knee during the game. i'm not happy with that. >> with a special "what would you do" scenario. >> i think you're disrespecting the flag. >> as the anthem debate kicks off another nfl season. >>> plus remembering the bandit. burden reynolds charmed moviegoers in that black trans am and gave us tough guy cool in "deliverance." >> don't beat this river. >> what the wise-cracking star

a female, let alone an indigenous woman, let alone an indigenous woman who died in the early 20's, should be famous for 400 years. we know that a lot of our visitors aren't really sure pocahontas was an actual historical person, so the first thing we want to get across is is this fact that she was a historical person. and how much it is that we know about her. she was abducted by a columnist and held by them. and also that she traveled to london. she passed away just at the outset of her home. pocahontas put a human face on the indigenous people of america for the first time in history. it's important to understand up until this time europeans were debating whether or not indigenous people in the americas were even fully human. and with her trip to london she is destined to and are the european history books. her portrait is created from life. it is published in a book of british monarchies and other notables. she is received as a daughter of a powerful leader. her life story is published in a famous lion called the grand voyages. one volume deals with the americas. volume deals with poca

should i leave my child home alone?he report every parent should e before they make seup >>> whether it's summertime or during the school year, parents often fac a tough decision, should i leave my child at home alone? >> we'reorking for you and we talk to local parents and law enforcement about when k s are ready for the big responsibility. what we found out was pretty surprioung. >> what we be forgetting? >> kevin. >> it's the classicil0s but in real life -- >> that will never happen until we're older. >> we went out and asked parents what they think is the best age to leave h kidse alone. >> i would say in their teens. >> 13. i he a13-year-old no >> only three states have home alone laws. according to the child welfare information gaway, maryland is one of those states along with illinois and oregon. >> maryland law states at agere yo allowed to be home alone. >> montgomery county police say age isn't the only factor. parents need to be certain that their child is mature enough to be lef alone without causing stress.

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just the delay alone does not raise any questions? >> it does not, not to me. >> despite what the president said? >> i take these allegations seriously, as does the president who said let them testify. >> he says no doubt if the attack happened, she would have reported it immediately. >> why don't you put up everything? be fair to him. this president is defending his nominee. that nominee needs to defend himself against these allegation. why does it not matter to anyone that judge kavanaugh has said unequivocally and categorically these allegations are false? he thinks the latest ones show a pattern of a smear campaign, and he has said from the beginning he wasn't at the party in question 36 years ago in maryland. all that has to matter. this president wants them both to testify in the senate judiciary committee, a setup process where they both can. i just don't think one man's shoulders should bear decades of

he suggests that we can go it alone. i don't think that is the case.re next ordinary power but we need partners around the globe in order to achieve the goals we seek. conversations our saturday at 8:00 eastern on c-span and c-span.org or listen with the three -- free c-span radio app. presidentn commission delivered his final state of the european union speech last week in strasburg. his five-year term comes to an end in november 2019. he has chosen not to seek another term. an election to replace him is scheduled for may.

funding alone is never enough. we haveow sacross all of the 36 studies that we need more money in the system. know from decades of education research that if you put money into this system othes theed to be in place to make sure that money is well spent. it's the sa with this early childhood situation. we need to make sure we have a good data system. so we can undstand the service ts that the youngest children are receiving. and how that's affecting th out come. we need to train those early childhoodte hers. so all kids are getting that high quality instruction. and make sure everyone gets that place in a classroom. >> there' anchievement gap. once they get into the public school system we're able to help them close that gap. but is it enough for the to completely catch up? on par with students in otherat . or do they start so far behind they never catch up? >> they are not able to catch up. because of that gap and how big it is onay one, our schools are doing better than schools in other states actually at closing

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they're still expecting gallons and gallons of rain there was one estimate that said north carolina alone is going to get around ten true really in gallons of rain throughout the course so even though florence is no longer a hurricane they're still looking at massive flooding flash floods damage due to that and of course there's always the danger of people unfortunately dying what can we expect in the next few hours and days that. well like we said there's still a lot of rain expected and this town and several towns around it in this county in this community are under curfew at least tonight if not for the next several days trying to keep people off of the streets so if there are still any people who need to be rescued emergency crews can get to them and to keep people from trying to drive through streets like this causing further damage in this town alone of this town is less than ten thousand people there were ninety people who needed to be rescued in a big story in the next coming days is going to be how are they going to restore power to the hundreds of thousands of people across the

>>jill, funding alone can't fix everything. you would think some of the problems would have been mitigated because california hasz put in place finance reform. aimed at improving education. since 2005. at formula t lets local districts determine how to spend state money. b butst serves their students. so why haven't we seen more improvement? >> we have seen some. and some places. but we need to look at how focus those dollars better. the report also states that california is last when itt coms counsellors and things like that. $10per kid we could have better mental healthcare and healthcare for all students in the stay. the report says that to adequately fund schools compared o other states we need another $22 million. which is about a third more. so it's not money solves all the equation. but mheney is part of equation. and according to the study, we're about ahird behind of where we should be. >> i want to ask you abouten ish learners. a million of nem in california public education system. 40% of california students who nter

the pcbs alone, no other threat, just the pcbs alone, is enough to cause the extinction of more thanons, which is really devastating, really. this is a killer whale apocalypse. polychlorinated biphenyls are extremely stable, heat—resistant chemicals. they were used in a huge range of products, including paints and sealants, until research revealed them to be toxic. they were widely banned in the 1980s. their legacy, though, has proven just as toxic. the un estimates that 1a million tons of pcbs have yet to be disposed of safely, and they may still be leaking from landfill sites today. in the ocean, it's killer whales, apex predators, who suffer the worst consequences. it's killer whales' position at the very top of the marine food chain that leaves them particularly exposed to these chemicals. the killer whales eat everything in the sea, from penguins, to seals, to even other species of whale. and because pcbs are everywhere in the environment, they're in every marine animal, so each contaminated meal is another dose of these chemicals. they're also transmitted from mother to calf —

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ever at anycome if point she has -- because she, if ever she has time alone with me, lord knows what she is going to do. night aty would sunday 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> the white house did not release an address this week. doggettngressman lloyd delivered the democratic weekly address and spoke about health care. doggett: hello, i'm congressman lloyd doggett, and i represent communities deep in the heart of texas from san antonio to austin. my neighbors are telling me to defend their access to health care. amidst all the noise of the repeated tweetstorms from what some of his own employees have recently described as 'crazytown,' president trump has teamed up with his house republican enablers to undermine health insurance protections for millions of americans. remember the courageous vote last year of the late senator john mccain? his powerful thumbs down stopped republicans in what was their 60th plus attempt to repeal the affordable care act. but it didn't stop them, later, were drivingk and up families' health care costs with provisions in their republican tax scam for the

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the party conference is not an easy week for any leader, let alone labour, and let alone now.new york, she said politicians should deliver on the original brexit vote in 2016. 0n the issue of a second referendum, parliament voted to give people the choice as to whether to leave the european union. people chose. i believe that people should be able to trust their politicians to deliver on that vote and not go back and say, "oh, you might have got it wrong. why don‘t you have another go?" no. no second referendum. the people voted, we will deliver on that vote. for the first time, a major exhibition celebrating the art and cultures of the pacific region is opening in britain. the show at the royal academy of arts in london also marks the 250th anniversary of captain cook‘s first voyage to the pacific on board the endeavour. the duchess of sussex was there, in herfirst solo royal engagement. 0ur arts editor, will gompertz, was too. we‘re used to a bit of a song and dance being made about an exhibition opening, but not quite on this scale. this is the pacific islanders‘ way to mar

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." alone." for that title alone." alone."lone." (ken)new tonight at ten: the trump administation itends to defy a court on immigration by sayiing it will seek to keep some undocumented immigrant children in detention for far longer than currently allowed. it comes on the heels of the administration's decision this spring to separate families at the border as part of its "zero tolerance" prosecution policy.the policy resulted in more than 25-hundred kids being separated from their parents for weeks to months at a time.the proposed regulation would circumvent a court settlement that has, for 20 years, set standards for the care of children in immigration detention.it would free the administration to have much broader authorities over how undocumented immigrant children are treated in its care.the administration argues that by holding families as long as their immigration case moves through the system and deporting them more quickly-- families will be less inclined to try to come to the u-s illegally. lawrence karnow: low clouds

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which shouldn't be a big surprise for the allies but i don't think america will end up alone in this case interesting and you brought up funding we're going to talk more about the funding issue a little bit later in the program for now for it is going to bring you in and start to get in on some of the specific issues you have there in iran was donald trump's well actually what do we have a listen to donald trump first of all this is what he actually had to say when speaking about iran specifically at the general assembly. iran's leaders so k.o.'s. death and destruction. they do not respect their neighbors or borders with the sovereign rights of nations. instead iran's leaders plunder the nation's resources. to enrich themselves and to spread mayhem across the middle east and far beyond and so that's what he said in his speech and then this is what he actually tweeted the long before arriving at the general assembly despite requests to have no plans to meet the iranian president hassan rouhani maybe someday in the future i'm sure he is an absolutely lovely man for it isn't he what do

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alone, nine million people are suffering from loneliness. host: loneliness is a big issue, and like many big issues, it's also proving a big business opportunity. like for the live-cam industry. one leading provider boasts up to 40 million visitors a day. estimates suggest that the global live-cam industry raked in over 2.5 billion euros in 2016. and in poorer countries like romania, many young people are eager to get in on that cash. scott: hello, guys. how are you today? reporter: scott and arielle are waiting for customers. they're trying to entice rich americans who are just arriving home from work. once a customer has taken the bait and requested a private chat session, they can end up paying up to seven euros per minute. scott: y like my muscles? you want your customers to forget about what they actually want, so that they stay online longer. if they want to see your butt, you show it to them, but also engage them in a conversation. arielle: i tease the men. i dance, smile and flirt. that's how you earn the most money. i talk to my cus

. ♪ >> i think i'm alone now. there doesn't seem to be anyone around. hd i think i'm alone now. sound. >> jimmy: there you go. abcheers and applause ] did you guys heat this last night? spacex founder elon musk smoked pot on a podcast. [ light laughter ] you can tell he really liked it because now he's building a a rocket that goes f taco bell to white castle. [ laughter and applause ] elon musk smoked on a podcast and said, "i'm not a regular smoker of weed." people had a feeling he wasn't a regular smoker of weed when he used the phrase, regular smoker of ed. [ laughter and applause ] "i'm not a regular smoker of weed." a new study found that olive oil may be more effective for men than viagra. at first men were like, "it's not working." doctors were like, "you're supposed to drink it, you creep."[ ughter and applause ] "oh,y bad." [ laughter ] >> steve: popeye. >> jimmy: finally, yth guys, president tweets so much and sometimes it's hard to keep track of everything he's tweeting so we thought it might be helpful if we went through all his tweets from this past a we set it to

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you just feel so alone and so, no...rom everyone else, even though you might not be. isolated from everyone else, it's a horrible feeling. isolated from everyone else, hannah describes herself as confident and friendly, yet she also says she is lonely. as confident and friendly, the bbc survey says that, like hannah, it's between the ages of 16 and 2a that we feel lonely more often and more intensely than at any other time in our lives. more often and more intensely like, with working with older people, it's a little bit easier for them to admit that they are lonely, but for younger people they are like, why are you lonely? you go to school every day, constantly surrounded by people — there's absolutely no need to be lonely. and i think that's the stigma around it. and are there any good sides to loneliness? well, in my experience, it's got me to where i am now, talking to you, because, if you had met me back then, i would be hiding under the table. if you had met me back then, scientists at the university of manchester

as syrian and russian forces prepared to take it live thirty thousand people have fled this month alone and many more.