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and chasing their own wonderful andms of destiny, of legacy of a home. the whole world is richer. humanity is better because of this beautiful constellation of nations, each very special, each very unique, and each shining brightly in its part of the world. in each one we see awesome promise of a people bound together in a shared past and working toward a common future. as for americans, we know what kind of future we want for ourselves. we know what kind of a nation america must always be. in america, we believe in the majesty of freedom, and the dignity of the individual. we believe in self-government anti-rule of law. and we prize -- and the rule of law. and we prize the culture that sustains our liberty. a culture build on strong families, deep faith, and fierce ndependence. we inside he this great chamber today and everyone listening around the globe, there is the heart of a patriot that will feels the same powerful love for your nation, the same intense oyalty to your homeland. scientific breakthroughs, and mavs works of art. -- magnificent works of art. our path is not to e

—— structure andm could. the past two impeachment is collocated.on ofjustice already investigating him of construction of justice in already investigating him of construction ofjustice in firing james comey, if he goes further and fires sessions it will open up a new structure and enquiry and we will see a separate section about obstruction of justice see a separate section about obstruction ofjustice related to the sessions firing and it would make his legal problems at worst. when that is sent to congress, at some time it will, it will make impeachment more likely, although it is unclear at whether or not the democrats would have enough vote is to put forward impeachment. thank you then much indeed. thank you. -- very much. the issue of albinism is being highlighted this month in south africa. the un say 600 people in the last ten years across africa have been killed, mutilated or traumatised after surviving attacks. now a choir made up of boys and girls with the condition is moving around the country in a bid to empower those with the condition

julie: do think the trade back-and-forth is also going to limits andm it -- limit the fed? mark: it could. we think the u.s.-china trade talks is the biggest thing for downturn in the u.s. economy. there is upside risk for capital spending. it is a two-way risk. if this trade is not alms,ved in a way that it could slow the fed down. julie: is there a higher downside risk of trade not working out? this, and weussed think the downside risk is larger in terms of growth, but we think the upside risk is larger in terms of inflation. we are entering inflationary risks where grow is likely to grow, but in the u.s., inflation risk more to the upside. the bottom line is there will be more volatility for markets. equities will face more headwind going forward. you'll see global growth slow and slightly higher interest rates. the cost pressure is impacting countries. we have analysts across the world. you're seeing u.s. mark -- european markets tighten. for thewhat is the case federal reserve for pricing in three hikes? they will go four times until the end of next year. 3.5, aet is p

dallas maveric owner mark cuban agreeing to give $10 mill andme ic ve organizations after anes igation substantiad numerous cases of sexual harassment in the franchise going back decades. stephanie gosk with more. k cuban says never could he havemagined the misconduct detailed in that detailed report happening undneath him. but now he is vowing to make things right. this morning billionaire dallas mavericks owner mark cuban the >> has every reason to question me. i wasn't there. that was my fault. >> r cuban apologizing after a seven-month independent investigation found sexual harassment and other improper workplace conduct within the mavericks organ over a period spanning almost 20 years. >> there were many instances of l violets and threats and intimidati against women and also against male employees. that investi launched after a bombshell "sports illu repor earlier this yearhat detailed a corporate culture rife with mi and predatory sexual behavior. cuban agreeing to give $10 million to groups committed to supporting the leadership and developmt of women i the sports industry and

. >> the cold war was about politics.the coar was the argument between west andme east and communismnd the free world.nt between west and east that is what it was supposed to about so i don't see how you separate the two. >> one final anecdote for in tht 1990s i interviewed a cia analyst analyst in 1964 wrote the world intelligence report. very controversially he the predicted the soviet union was facing economic collapse and internal tension. he protected would collapse. people to that report that nobody wanted to believe the major adversary was actually ait week paper tiger.about theand i think that says sometg about the world of intelligence andty ambitiger. and i think that says something about the world of intelligence and ambiguity and everything vec throughout his novels. thank you very much 17.o coach t >> at the convention center we are joined by the author alfredo with his book homelands.

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it could be a great beach day, because we will see the mid- to upper 60s at the beach, andm warmer atay at near 70s and average friday and fall begins saturday. >> and a great beach day and maybe a great day for some football. just ahead, the 49ers' home opener, and the special give away you will get if you are going to the game. >>> officials are hoping to move patients into bay area's latest state-of-the-art medical faci facility next month. a ribbon-cutting ceremony took place for the u critical care pavilion at washington hospital in freemont. this new intensive and critical care units will have 48 beds compared to the current capacity of 28. the e.r. is 224,000 square feet, and four times the size of the current facility. even the way it is constructed is state-of-the-art. >> it moves from side to side three feet in every direction, and it also can move up and down. which is kind of hard to imagine, but that is what it is built to do. it is the same size of system put into the apple campus. >> the project came in on time and on budget. the exact opening date the has not yet been

>> i'm painfully aware from my family andme, to read about this. >> of course the sexual assault that dr. ford claims, that you've nied. then the claims of miss ramirez, that not even "the new york times" would report because they couldn't corroborate it. and then stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell. fccusing you of gang rape. all those are crimes. are they not? >> they are. >> and i'm never goinget to my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give . >> i'm not giving up. nd the american people are listening to this they will playing their decision and i think you'll come out on the rightside. >> i will always be a good person and try to be a goo judge. whatever happens. >> this is not a job interview. you've been accused of ae. cr if you have lied to the committee and the investigators, that is a crime in and of itself, correct? >> that's correct. >> so in order to vote against your nomination, we would have toe concl that you are a serial liar. d you have exposed yourself to legal jeopardy in the way, in your interwax this committee is e

what has he stepped into her >> he's stepped, into judy, andm exposed self as somebody whose ego is so of check, who s narcissistic impulses are so total that he could equ a personal tragedy of some 3,000 and some estimas as high as 4,000-plus deaths in puerto rico to be a polnitical cspiracy against him ton part of his political enemies.re as far aublicans in florida, rick scott, the governor, out and said it's not true. he has been to puerto riti himself seves, he's made a big effort politically and governmentally to welcome the puerto ricans who were moved to florida as aesult of that storm and will immediately become voters in that state. but i think most telling wa ron ron -- ron desandes, the minime donald trump cloned, self styled, self-admitted, saying he did not agree with the president on this. i don't know whait's comparable to, breaking with the king? so i would sayrump ha really, in this case, isolated and d himself. >> woodruff: any positive calculus for the president? >> remember when he was bragging about hisrowd size at the inaugural, that was a lie through at least ha

they look at the democrats, andm they will look at this, and they are going to say, this is a sham, thisha through two peoplh the mud and we're not going to put up with it anymore. >> sean: this is why i make a big deal over every 2-4 years. racist, sexist, because it has to stop. >> we can't let uncorroborated smears ruin a good man'sea reputation and life in public service so i think they are right to move onto a vote. >> sean: will he get confirmed? >> yes. >> sean: we will see. when we come back, juanita broderick on the left's shameful double standard when it comes to conduct allegations. she, along with gregg jarrett, are coming up next. busy news night, stay with us. ♪ ♪ all the tools you need for every step of the way. make it, squarespace ♪ >> sean: in time for more on what we called "selective moral outrage" on this program. we bring in juanita broderick she told the story about bill clinton and rape back in the '70s. also with us, the author of the number one best seller, gregg jarrett. juanitad, i did the second interview with you. even through this last election, a lot of th

this was already being vex on the hill and something -- investigated on the hill andme ing that prompted reporting and she knew this would be a significant issue an would command a lot of attention. rather than jump how the ahead of it and say something inca t scious sned every piece of evidence and considered this carefully and decided yes, she was certain and decided it was important to speak about this. woodruff: you talked to all of the people who she remembered were present when this happened. and none of them was able to remember it, is that right? you were able to speak with someone who heard about it in the next day or so. >> so thiris coroborated by more than just one person, judy. there's a number of people including people on the record who learn board of director this at the time. the individual you mentioned who was told right after and independently of ram nez not someone in touch with her ppened the exact fact pattern down to small details. son.'s a very credible per there's an individual who saw a young woman crying recountingtt the sam n again soon after the incident tha

it's a new kind of weather front, where physics, math andme orology meet the social sciences. for example, while we all tend to focus on he most likely path of a storm, the called cone of uncertainty, it doesn't tell the whol risk. about who is at >> you can't sit there and say, "well, now i'm outside the cone." >> reporter: kenneth director of the national hurricane center. >> it's not a cone of wepact. i thintill have some work to do to really talk about what some of these things like the cone mean and get people understand the impacts could a be 100 of miles away from the ne. >> reporter: case in point: hurricane irma, last year. the stm left downtown jacksonville inundated, even though it was not anywhere near the "cone of uncertainty." aboard kermit, scientists and engineers are trying to put more certainty into the cone. satellites using radar can measure how rough the sea is, and that correlates to wind speed. but how accurate are they? data gathered by the aircraft is used to calibrate the satellites, and thus refine the models. engineer paul chang leads the ocean surf

vocal andme loud and evident. the farm communities impacted, that makes a difference. it is those anecdotes and the deep well of impact. mr. reinsch: carla? outlines: i think sue major issues that we face. that is how we deal with the 21st century economy. i think we are woefully education, both in schools to deal with what the youngsters are going to face, but importantly how to have a lifetime of learning. , whichgrams we have range from trade adjustment assistance to a number of other programs, they are deficient. they are complex. they are very difficult to figure out. what we need is a strong public-private partnership posting on the internet for everyone to see where the jobs are open. we have more job openings today than we have unemployment, though we do have people sitting out in the labor force. the number one challenge for the united states is to begin to train our people effectively for the jobs that are open and are going to change more rapidly. so it is an ongoing sort of thing. i slightly disagree with the statement that the rules we have negotiated in o

tom: she will speak at the wednesday andm then she flies back for a soiree .y conference is tomorrow. the conservatives meet up and she is going to get it from all sides. let us get to the first word news. taylor: china says there will not be any talks in the trade wars as long as president trump keeps threatening to impose tariffs. the dispute escalated after midnight. the u.s. imposed levies on another $200 billion of chinese products. beijing has promised to retaliate with duties on $60 billion of american goods. president trump says if that happens, he will impose tariffs on more chinese goods. theresa may is getting hit from all sides on brexit. her fiercest critics will spell out their demands. former foreign secretary boris johnson and the ex-brexit secretary david davis will endorse a plan, calling for a harder departure. the opposition labor party is leaving the door open for a second vote on leaving the e.u. >> this will be about the deal. we are respecting the referendum. will be putting forward our own proposals -- we will be putting forward our ow