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the book alyssa wrote is beautiful.t talks about systems and the personal stories of the people affected by these systems, they are completely different, and i encourage you to get them and their autographs after words. the first thing i want to talk about is women. how about that? you have three women on a panel you might think they are going to talk about the middle class but the middle class and poverty affect women in particular. who wants to start? sarah or alyssa? shall we go in alphabetical order? >> one of the things that struck me, i didn't think of it initially about the experience, it became female dominated. when you talk about pregnancy, a lot of the people i was reporting on, make less money than the men around them. there was a study done, likely to win $11,000 less than childless women and a lot less then men. there was bias against them in the workplace. this was the kind of way of thinking about class and sarah's book as well about the working class. when we think about class traditionally in nonfictio

one of theeople reading about it washe actor alyssa milano. been sexually assaulted, write back me too to th sweet. e had kick started the quote #"me too" movement. and started by the actrss. milano easily seen on tv sitting behind kavanaugh. joining me now from southern california is alyssa milano and from new york, tarana burke. welcome to both of you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having us. >> rana, let me start with you and play t quote from ford where she talked about coming out andsimply stepping in front of a train already headed to its destination. at are the repercussions of that? >> i mean, the repercussions are -- will remain to be seenk i ter stepping out was something that we needed to have happenn this movement. it's been largely focused on hollywd on individual bad actors. hethink her coming forward really set stage for survivors to have a different role in this'v movement than w seen over the last year. >> alyssa milano, the journalist, sally quinn, wrote in her memoir last year about ap atd rape by now deceased senator,

alyssa, i'll put you on the spot first. if you could tell the federal government one thing that could help you go beyond the next few weeks, where do you think they ought to prioritize? >> i assume you mean in the election space. i actually think just putting some basic principles out there, even if they wouldn't stop the russian hacker. the reality is if you go look at our site, just telling people they have to have html so they don't get that message that pops up saying your website is insecure. even that would be a good thing. i think the reality of the federal/state interaction is always a challenging one, recognizing that states have their own authority, but being able to put some things that are very, hey, you, state, should mandate x, y, z would be helpful. >> i think, like chris krebs said earlier, we can't talk about the advanced stuff until we get the basics right. this latest round of funding, the 38 million, i think was really great at allowing states to start that conversation, to allow them to start to hire in

with the fbi now has left alyssa's had less than a week to look into the decades-old claims. as a result of thursday's emotional fiery testimony. a sham hearing. and and insulted cavanagh. >> this is the most unethical sham sense i have been in politics.>> the judiciary committee believe that republicans should seize the chance to prove that they see women as equals. >> they don't respect her if they don't try to figure out what actually happened.>> senator maisie says at its core the investigation is a standard part of any supreme court vetting process. regardless of the controversy regarding this particular nominee. >> what we need to focus on. is our ability as senators to do our job. to determine whether judge cavanaugh is credible. >> cavanagh had previously undergone six, hence of fbi investigations. in the meantime and ministration officials say that this investigation while i can go on should be limited in scope. and not a fishing expedition. at the white house i am kevin quark. fox news. >> in indonesia. at least 132 people are now confirmed dead from friday's earth

we have tina, one of hair club's leading stylists, and two beautiful hair club clients, susan and alyssa. welcome to all of you. tina, i know how embarrassing, first-hand, how thinning hair and losing one's hair can be for men, - it is absolutelyvastating, whhave been suff for over 40 years. so we really know how to work with those clients and make them feel like they're not alone. - with extreme hair loss for a woman, susan, it's got to be so lonely, and you must feel so isolated. - i think that effect on women is just so much more devastating. i could be walking down the street and i'll see some guy who's balding, and i might feel bad for him, but i know for me, nobody expects a woman to be balding. nobody expects to see scalp on a woman. it's just not even in the, the way people think about women. i mean our hair is our crowning glory, when your hair doesn't look good, you really don't feel good. it's not just a trite saying, it's really true. you just don't feel good when your hair's not right. - alyssa, at your age, when you started losing your hair, i can't even imagine how hard th

tarana burke and alyssa milano. they look atome women and say it's been a disastero for the vement and they would argue no, we're already changing the conversation. it's still sfting and then on the issue of okay, do you believe the women? is there any due process for the men and that's where they're saying that is what we're saying. we're fig yeariuring out what is like when it's a he said she said and at a minimumeot will havee say if i can think about it that way. take a listen. >> we'll do this in just a few minutes from now. thanks, about nine minutes from now, "meet the press" right here on nbc 4. you'll see that right after news 4 today. >>> and we want to bring int the mix clay anderson who's been joining us all morning taking about the sunshine we are waiting fo >> we want to deliver that sunshine but always remember the sun is always shining just above e clouds. i had to come back and say that. see you're with me. normally when you have seven miles orreater you have plenty of sunshine to go ound. hagerstow

you may recognize her, she is actress alyssa milano.d kavanaugh and ford at the hearing last week. she thinks there is a great cover-up to protect the nominee. you will hear where she's coming from and why others are joining her cause next. i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. meet the leesa mattress. a better place to sleep. the leesa mattress is designed to provide strong support, relieve pressure and optimize airflow to keep you cool. read our reviews, then try the leesa mattress in your own home. order during our fall mattress sale and save. for a limited time get 150 dollars off and free shipping too. sale prices are available right now. go to buyleesa.com today. you need this bed. >>> all right. the country is reacting, this is going to be a moment. protests are erupting across the country. in the halls of the capitol today. one person who felt compelled to share her story, a.m. list is a milano. she was present when judge kavanaugh and dr. ford were testifying. she jo

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conversations like this and alyssa milano as visible as she was during the hearing. what does it say about that and you have the president saying he's 100% certain ford accused the wrong person? >> we see the trump republican party is organizing itself around a backlash to the metoo movement or harnessing the backlash just like to back lives matter or other progressive movements as galvanizing its base and showing the sort of white male republican base. we're going to not take this and be victims and say we're sorry all the time. this fits within a long pattern of that sort of grievance, defiance mongering. >> we'll see how that is taken especially when it comes to suburban, white female voters and how they take that into conversation when they head to the polls. betsy woodrough, appreciate your being here to start us off. >>> when we come back, we're less than a month away from the crucial midterms with voters in six states handing in their ballots. which way will the momentum shift. >>> first, some laughs with snl's take on gop confirmation. >> there's been protest

like alyssa milano, who is the boss now? trunk. >> he's completely and totally belittling the intelligence of the american people. >> but he's not doing it by accident and neither is lindsey graham. you're speaking to a huge portion of the publishing who agreed with them. what do you think about that? >> do they agree with him or is using some sort of cultlike force to try to make them see that? i'm not sure -- [laughter] greg: wait, wait, wait. you got to watch that last part again. >> cultlike force to try to make them see that i'm not sure -- i'm not sure -- i'm not sure. [cheering and applause] greg: even the host at msnbc thanks melissa alano has lost her freaking marbles. [laughter] even cnn admits trump is doing great. check out the headline. president donald trump's winning streak. you knew it hurt to write that but they have to admit, it's fair. and for trump is all about fairness. hence his love for trade too bad it's too boring. maybe we can fix that. >> are you ready to see nafta get blown off of the planet? you

alyssa, you've had a front row seat to all of this. you were there for the confirmation hearing. the cardboard version of you was there many the "saturday night live" rendition of the hearing. you've watched this all week. you've watched president trump turn from she is credible. let's listen to her to i'm going to call it out an all out assault and now just moments ago sarah sanders defending it. what's your take? >> i'm filled with a lot of rage. it started last night. i couldn't sleep at all last night. i can't believe this is where we are. we are making distinct about what we want to be as a country. we're making distinct choices of the people we're putting in positions of power whether it be trump or kavanaugh or our institutions. sexual abuse has been institutionalized in this country. i don't think we can allow another generation of women and children to feel as though their government isn't listening, that doesn't care and they are invisible. i'm filled with rage. for sarah to say he was stating facts. the sky blue. i can state that fact. if i do it totally a little off,

actress alyssa my la know shared on twitter.vement was referenced to underprivileged women of color who were affected by sexual abuse. the day after her tweet, 609,000 posts carried that me too hashtag. >>> new this morning, the nobel peace prize was awarded to two people for their work to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. dr. denis mukwege has treated thousands of victim in the congo and -- rape victims in the congo and nadia murad was held captive by isis but shescaped. ad the age -- escaped. at the age of 23 she was announced as the united states' first goodwill ambassador. also new this morning, the head of interpol is missing. the 64-year-old leader traveled to china last month and has been seen and heard from since. interpol is based in france and stands for the international criminal police organization. it tries to get countries to work together on global issues such as human and drug trafficking and child pornography. a spokesman for interpol says they have known about the disappearance but the issue mu

alyssa milano is here live. >>> new overnight, ariana grande and pete davidson split.ment just four months after announcing it.s rning. >>> new this morning, an exclusive sneak peek of "the conners" as that family returns to tv without roseanne. >>> and are you ready for melissa mccarthy? she is here live, so you better buckle up. >>> good morning, america. what a way to start the week. melissa mccarthy. a different role for her. i saw it last night. >> i have only seen the trailer, but it is something. >> oscar buzz. >> i'm excited about that. >>> another thing we're excited about, of course, we have the latest on the royal baby news. prince harry, meghan markle, and the sussex as in the duke and duchess, those are the top trends on twitter right now. didn't take long. >> how many of those tweets are from our producers? >> sure. >>> we're going to start off with the latest from president trump continuing his midterm p.r. blitz with a combative interview, sounding off on his relationship with general mattis talking about his relationship with vladimir putin and his att

alyssa would want me to be a voice for change.he are the kids speaking up and being a voice. for me, that's what i need to do. i am on a mission. i will make it happen. >> we will see if her efforts and others move the needle this november. in washington, bret baier, fox news. >> next up our panel looks ahead to the final confirmation vote for brett kavanaugh tomorrow. and the long-term impact on congress and the courts. when i was shopping for car insurance, the choice was easy. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. excuse me... winner! that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. hi! geico has licensed agents who i can reach 24/7. great savings and round the clock service? now that's a win-win. winner. winner. yay me! oh, hi! good luck. switch to geico®. it's a win-win. (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. started a blog. shared a picture. shared a moment. turn your wish list into a checklist. learn more. do more. share more. at home, with internet essen

this is alyssa milano, listen to what she said. just watch. >> whereas trump might say that white men have a very difficultv right now, i'm saying that women, young people have had it difficult for generations and generations and generations. we will not be silenced any longer. if that means that men have a hard time right now, then i'm sorry, this is a way the pendulumum has to shift. >> laura: sorry raymond. >> i guess we are out of luck. >> laura: i have this to say to alyssa milano. who's the boss?>> donald trump. sorry, that's a president. >> they are also staging a walk out across the nation. remember this happened a few weeks ago. they wore black and walked out of their place of work. nothing says i want a good supreme court like leaving your job in the middle of your day. so that's what they are doing. but we will cover your data and bring youra full coverage. >> laura: if you saying, maybe i will show up. other than that, i'm not sure i like your political comments. >> laura: let's keep in touch. coming up, pretending cryi

now before the radicals of the #metoo movement and now he back some of the newly converted and now alyssaowed up to the actual hearing and said men should be held accountable even if they are not actually guilty. >> if that means then have a hard time right now then i'm sorry this is the shift for us to have a quality and security in our country other than what it means to be a woman but that is weird she didn't seem that upset about sexual misconduct by a democrat in 2012 bill clinton i love you so much crazy amounts of love. you remember bill clinton? accused of brutal rape and then told her to put some ice on that. and then accused of cap one - - sexual assault he grabbed her and forcibly kissed her and put her hand on his genitals. and paula jones she said he exposed himself and told her to kiss it and then paid her 850 grand to go away but alyssa milano loved him until she was called on it so maybe just maybe clinton should have been investigated also. by the way she was actually on meet the press this week for her noted expertise in .-ellipsis. . >> so kavanaugh gets confirmed to th

and that -- and it does does undone by by a man that have happened- started hurting when when alyssa milano. her followers used to we we need to really really challenging and public high- all the way up to the level on monday and i usually shins first forty nine out against his record or nominate but have. public life. which is continues to close the public still work for i i people are also so day lying into her in her that and then. journalist. dawkins and pointing out is done on a level. thirty three senate vote -- and judge how how. i didn't go to move -- word word i've got children okay and look like like if i'm shout outs to his two million of them to survivors so right right. allow us which we got that big thing right right. state so so a lot of lot of talk about that one thing there is still so much much to dine. with mismanagement and pointing out that while i had the a culture in many many ways it has had on not using a lot lot eagle [inaudible] please listen. changing the laws around around around the islands can can going on and one one eight eight year old. girls reason

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let's stay together, let's fight, let's keep showing up. >> going back to alyssa milano the actress had a warning for men who assault women. >> we will not be silenced any longer. of that means men have a hard time, i am sorry, this is the way the pendulum has to shift. >> a movie director and activist, rob reiner, also made the point that brett kavanaugh's seemingly inevitable nomination shows that elections matter, ending his tweet with and plea to vote on november 6th. that vote sentiment is one thing republicans and democrats may be able to agree on tonight. >> it may be the only thing. hollywood celebrities leading the resistance, supporting brett kavanaugh's nomination and the president who made it. kristy swanson who played buffy the empires layer, her politics getting attention this week, welcome. >> hello, shannon, thank you for having me. >> you get a lot of heat for what you are doing in hollywood and i want to read one of your tweets from august, you said women have all the power, we decide everything you went to eat dinner, winter get married, when babies go to school or wo

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we get more from alyssa harrington in the newsroom. >> joe biden is the latest targets. the package was found at a postal facility in delaware and not too long after his second one was found in the same spot. here's a picture of one of the packages. it is nearly identical to the others that this week with the same labels. police swarmed to the area after the discovery was made. also, a suspicious package intended for actor robert de niro was intercepted and new york city. the mayor has been outspoken critic of the president. packages containing pipe bombs sent to other high-profile politicians and democrats. including former president barack obama, bill and hillary clinton and georgia cerros. officials say the pipe bombs were filled with glass. congresswoman jackie's fear calls this the work of a domestic terrorist. says that the president x incites violence. spec the first thing that came to my mind was these are the same thing that the president on a regular basis to means, and calls out, and for the most part incites behavior. spot president donald trump did tweet ear

also raised the issue of men, young men, boys, the environment that they are in, and that prompted alyssa milano, who is we all remember was sitting behind judge kavanaugh as he answered the questions at the hearing with a notebook that said "vote no" on it. here's what she has to say. "cry me a river," basically. watch this beard >> women, young people of had it difficult for generations and generations and generations appear we will not be silenced any longer. if that means that men have a hard time right now, then i'm sorry, this is the way the pendulum has to shift. >> martha: ben? >> i mean, it is kind of shocking to see that due process should not apply to men. that is the essence of sexism, the idea that roles should not apply to people on the basis of their genetics. that is obviously discrimination of the highest order, but this is the world we now live in, white men presumed guilty because they are white men, supposedly in a position of privilege but i was not aware that kavanaugh for forfeited hs resumption of innocence because of the color of his skin or the nature of his gene

ktvu's alyssa harrington is in the area now. she will bring us a live report in our next half hour. >>> crews battling the wildfire in sole an -- in solano county continue to fight growing fires. there were gusts up to 40 miles per hour on the fire lines yesterday. and just an hour after the fire started, a two-mile stretch of highway 12 had to be shut down because the win was blowing smoke and flames across the road. >> it happened extremely fast. the fire start the north of route 12. the 40 knot wind brought it quickly over the roadway and into the hills. the good thing was we were ready and had strike teams available for the wind event. >> cal fire and crews from five other fire departments came in to help. one home and another building burned. we are expecting an update from solano county firefighters in the next couple of hours. >>> another smaller fire started in solano county at nearly the same time as that fire near travis air force base. it was near the junction of interstate 80 and interstate 505 near the vacaville out

. >> as for a possible cameo from any of the original cast members, never say never unless you're alyssald us that ship has sailed. >>> when we come back, what's the best advice judge judy has given her own daughters? they'll tell you. residents for the first time are getting a first hand look at the devastation caused by hurricane michael. this as the death toll has reached 17 - we'll have a live report from one of the hardest hit areas in florida. who's the winner of more than half a billion dollars? the mega millions drawing is tonight... and the jackpot is one of the largest on record. i'm ken wayne i'm terisa estacio. the news -- at eight -- is next. >> travel consideration provided by -- >>> monday on "e.t." more from our jessica simpson exclusive. >> i think i'm too honest. >> ask her two kids. >> they ask me the craziest questions. >> monday on "e.t." >>> before we go who doesn't love judge judy. her no nonsense attitude has captured audiences for 22 years. now she's sharing the secret of her success to "e.t." >> all rise. >> we just do what has always been successful and what ha

what's the difference between t alyssa milano and kanye west?l, one, she's a d-list actress and kanye is a musical genius and hip-hop superstar. but they both have a mental illness. are we, is it okay to attack people for having a mental illness if they hate donald trump? i mean, is that-- >> tucker: i don't know. look, i'm not a shrink, i can't assess. t he seems like an eccentric guy to me, but that's not thenk poi. shouldn't you assess what people say on their own terms, if i make a claim and you attack my family you aren't addressing the claim. >> that's what happens with the left. they don't have an a leg to stand on. what kanye is talking about, regardless of the color of your skin, things are better for people in america. people of different ethnicities are more frequently free than they were before. ask yourself, what can you not do today in america as a black person that you could do when obama was president? nothing. iincky lf in fact, there's more black businesses starting, people, their families are strengthened people go around and

let's keep showing up. >> and going back to alyssa milano, the actress had a warning for men who assault>> we will not be silenced any longer. in if that means that men have a hard time, i'm sorry, this is the way the pendulum has to shift. >> the movie director and activist ron reiner made the point on twitter that judge kavanaugh's seemingly inevitable nomination shows that elections matter. reiner ending his tweet, with an all caps plea to vote on november 6. it's fair to say that vote sentiment is the one thing that republicans and democrats may be able to agree on tonight. >> shannon: that may be the only thing. thank you, jonathan. well, some hollywood celebrities are leading the resistance, there are a handful in tinseltown supporting the nomination and the president who made it. christy swanson has been busy on the big and small screen. politics getting it a tension. christy joins us live, welcome. >> hello, shannon. thanks for having me. >> shannon: listen, you know, you get heat for what you are doing. i want to read one of your tweets from august. you said women have all the p

>> reporter: wheel celebrities like alyssa milano and amy schumer proudly go public with politics, manyo willing, like dolly parton. >> i'm not addressing that. i do not get into that. >> reporter: when we sat down with her earlier this year, she refused to talk politics at all. >> of course i have my opinion about everybody and everything. but i learned a long time ago, keep your damn mouth shut if you want to stay in show business. i'm not in politics, i'm an entertainer. ♪ landslide brought it down >> reporter: the dixie chicks know what it's like to be punished for getting political. in 2003, they triggered a landslide of criticism after saying they were ashamed then-president george w. bush was from their home state of texas. >> i think they should send her over to iraq, strap her to a bomb, drop her over baghdad. >> reporter: people responded by bulldozing dixie chick cds, boycotting concerts, blacklisting their music from the airwaves. it took years before the group made a comeback. levy says swift won't suffer the same blowback. >> taylor swift is one of the biggest musicians in

their teachers, alyssa, and amy hischman. they learned to sign happy birthday.en kids for anthony's birthday. god bless them all. when is the last time you laughed like that? when did you feel that joy? to the teachers, alyssa, amy, all those like them across the country who kill themselves to put things, good things in our kids' heads and hearts. those kids who look at the world for what it can be and jump at the chance to make a man smile and laugh out loud. we are those who step up with money and more after a hurricane when the need is great. so are we. we're all spending more time making good memories and telling the people that we love them and holding them close, even if it's just a hurried kiss on the way out the door. we're all doing more of that than making enemies. the point is simple, but it is also something that you need to remember. we are more than what happens when we are at our worst. and i'll tell you why that matters. it's not polly annish. when you remember what matters most, it puts things into perspecti perspecti perspective. and when you r

. >> reporter: the driver, identified by police as 24-year-old alyssa shepard. killed, 6-year-old twin boys xavier and mason ingle and their 9-year-old sister, olivia. their uncle says their family can't imagine life without them. >> he lost all of his kids. what do you tell your little brother, how do you tell your little brother it's going to get better? you can't? >> david, the driver of that vehicle that struck the kids is in police custody. she's facing a number of charges, including three counts of reckless homicide. david? >> alex, thank you. >>> there is also a developing headline tonight involving the special counsel, robert mueller. tonight, there is word of an alleged plot to lievel accusations of sexual misconduct against him. were women offered money to make false claims? abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas reports tonight, it's now been turned over to the fbi. >> reporter: tonight, allegations of a possible smear campaign against special counsel robert mueller to frame him with lies about sexual harassment. several reporters saying a wo

. >> reporter: it's also personal for actress alyssa milano. >> i am a survivor of sexual assault. >> reporter: and women across the country are coming forward. >> this brings back so much pain. >> reporter: and women voters are listening closely. >> trump and kavanaugh, anti-women. >> reporter: the battle has also awakened the puwas falsely accused ik a rallying cry for the republicans. >> reporter: today, the presi who say they're sexual assault survivors, mr. trump tweeting today, the very rude elevator screamers are paid professionals only looking to make senators look bad, after sharpening his attacks against dr. ford. >> how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: a new national poll shows a significant increase in republican enthusiasm about the midterms in battleground missouri. republicans say they're energized. >> i've seen absolutely nothing to change my mind about mr. kavanaugh. >> reporter: still, some republicans worry the president's sharp words could backfire, exacerbating the already large gender gap that democrats have with women voters, leste

. >>> alyssa milano one year ago announced women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted shouldme too. >>> looking for the person who put googly eyes on the monument here. although it may look funny, harming public property is no aughing ma, reviewing determine who is urge anyone with information to contact savannah police. >> it is pretty funny. >> can't lie, dephasing public property but made me giggle. >>> just ahead, breaking royal news and a star is born. you're watching "early today." don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occur.

the driver of that pickup truck, alyssa shepherd, charged with three counts of reckless homicide. she told investigators she doesn't normally take this road. she had three kids in the backseat and saw flashing lights, but by the time she realized it was a school bus, it was too late. tonight, growing questions about the safety of that bus stop. the siblings' uncle says the family had contacted the district in the past about moving the stop away from the road. >> there's plenty of room for the school bus to pull in and pick up these kids, instead of asking them to walk across the >> reporter: the children were crossing this busy road, where the speed limit on this stretch is 45 miles per hour. a 2018 national survey of school bus drivers found that on a single day, nearly 84,000 legal. just today, in lee county, mississippi, another child struck and injured while getting on the bus. david, school officials announced they will be moving that bus stop, instead of stopping on this busy road, it will now wind its way through the side streets of this neighborhood. david? >> alex perez w

alyssa harrington is live at the westin st. francis at san francisco units where. workers are picketing behind you.>>reporter: good morning. there are several dozen workers out here with a picket line in front of st. francis. many signs say my job should be enough. these people are was at the union. unite local 2 demanding better working wages and better working conditions. the unit has been in the negotiations for months. they want more job security. some and strikers include housekeepers, servers, housekeepers, and more. >> 4000 mary -- striking a san jose -- all across the country. too many workers at marriott have to work more than one job to survive. we are demanding one job enough to live with dignity on. spot the strike is only happening at the marriott locations where the union representing workers. we did the people picketing outside of the w hotel into the marriott marquis on mission street. gasset can expect to see picket lines and striking workers tell me that of gasset can cross the picket lines, they can expect for service because so many people to he

the turkish president monday in that -- did not repeat those allegations of alyssa a they tae the allegationeriously. we are hearing in some pro-government meeting -- media suggesting he could still be alive. officials are still briefing journalists say they most likely outctcome is he was s kill. a a lot o of conflictingng messs coming out at the moment. i think that is indicating how difficult the situation ankara is in. phil: dorian jones istanbul, thank you. more than 30 schoolgirls in an indian state have been taken to hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys. police have arrested 10 people. this is the latest in a series of assaults against women but have sparked outrage across the country. we have blurred their faces in the following report to protect their identities. reporter: they have been doing what many children their age do -- playing outside. but the fun soon turned to horror. they were attacked by a mob of boys from another school. and according toto local police, the boys' mothers. 34 girls had to be treated in hospital, aged between 12 and 16. they were hi

alyssa harrington is monitoring the update the from the newsroom. bring us up-to-date on what is happening nationwide. >> joe biden is the latest target. the packages were found in a postal facility in delaware. here's a picture of one package. you can see that it is nearly identical to the others said this week with all of the same labels. police swarmed the area after the discovery was made. packages containing pipe bonds -- pipe bombs were sent to other high-profile politics. former president barack obama, bill and hillary clinton and george soros. officials say the pipe bombs were all filled with shards of glass. congresswoman jackie spear calls this the work of a domestic terrorist. >> it is anonymous into a certain extent and you can say things and do things that would not be traced back to you that could be very dangerous. by president donald trump took to twitter and blames it mainstream media for much of the anger in today's society. here's a tweet saying in part, it had gotten so bad and hateful that it is beyond description. mainstream me

alyssa harrington is there were a manager has finished reviewing surveillance video.reporter: behind me you can see managers along with investigators opening up several gas pumps checking for skimming devices. we are seeing police confiscated summer items they found in a few devices there taking pictures and are trying to make sure that everything is okay before they were able to reopen the gas station. i met world gas which is a long mott avenue in sunnyvale. it is closed because it exposed itself is a crime scene. investigators and managers seeing how far skimmers that -- scammers got their plan. they found the security so broken on the pumps. police found skimmers in the suspect vehicle. arrested two men and are investigating -- whether they are part of a large investigation. a neighbor reported suspicious activity that led to the arrest. >> midnight last night we got a call from a neighbor whose saw two people in the guest -- you station. as cars passed by, two people with a flashlight would a duck and hide.>> there is a specific place they need to check the card

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