host: nan aron?: i don't know if any of us know what happened between that father and brett kavanaugh. i will say this, this was not an issue engineered by the left. the media picked it up, they saw the father of a parkland victim go up and try to shake his hand and he turned his back. the white house put out a statement saying that security interceded, there was no security around. this is indicative of anything really. i do think an important issue raised by the collar is --caller is brett kavanaugh's views on presidential power. they will very much be on display, clearly senators are worried about his views on presidential power, i'm sure we will get into a discussion of that over this time period. just to say, you do have a president in deep trouble. you have a nominee, and it's no accident that brett kavanaugh is the nominee, who is very extensive views on presidential power. sure, he's as president should not be indicted and there's a healthy debate about that, but he also says presidents shoul

coming up we'll get into all of that we have an exclusive interview with adam aron.oser was kroger after some disappointing sales numbers out yesterday. mike, we know you don't get aggravated about the trade headlines. mark market closed flat after president trump is proceeding with the tariffs on 200 billion. also got that manafort news. >> around the sametime it has been hovering around the highs. offsetting forces. i think it's steady. i think it's not a bad thing to be half way through september and the market kind of holding gains. >> and it's clearly a big influence today. let's get the latest in washington who joining us now. >> we just got a statement in about trade. it suggested that he did want to proceed with the $200 billion in tariffs on china the president has been cleared that he will continue to take action to address klichina's unr trade practices. they not saying what that action is or when the president might take it. let's review the bidding as to how we got here. they have already gone into place and then during the course of the summer they are

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thank you steven arons.aire masayoshi is asking banks to open the pocket banks if they want to be part of the biggest ever public offering. softbank is seeking an ipo of its japanese wireless unit and they say they should offer to lend parts of the parent company. let's bring in alex. softbank isith mind-boggling and on a scale like anything in history. what is going on alex: there are a lot of big numbers here -- on? alex: there are a lot of big numbers here. hundredpotentially the billion dollar vision fund that soft rank as. to put this together, they are trying to line up underwriters for that ideal in tokyo and are saying, look, if you want to have a role on this blockbuster deal which could top alibaba's ipo, you need to lend to other parts of our business unit. this is all according to people familiar, but the discussions include potentially lending division fund or other parts of softbank. it is interesting because you have seen this kind of happened before with snap. they gave a lot of boost to the

. >> as for the kids, they aron the mend. the boy has a broken wrist and the girl suffered a concussion. >>> many questions remain unanswered this morning after a bizarre situation on a bay area freeway. it woman was struck and killed by a car after jumping from a moving ambulance. hours before that, she was tased by police. we asked the emts if they knew who they were dealing with? >> the chp says a woman overpowered an emt, dumped out of a moving ambulance and into oncoming traffic. a car hit and killed her. this was at about 7:30. but the story began five hours earlier. people called 911 reporting a reckless driver who apparently hit multiple cars and a pedestrian. officers from the suspect, a transgender woman, sitting in the car and refusing to come out. officers say the used a method called control hold to get the woman out, but she reportedly struggled with the officers. >> she was detained after taking the officers gun. >> this was after two officers tased her. they put her in a psychiatric -- psychiatric hold. they t

it made one or more bounces, and that's apparently when the pilot opted to do what's called a go-aronre you add power and just take off and come around for another attempt. >> but soon after crashing into this lagoon. the pilot died at the scene and the passengers 49-year-old nancy della maria and her 16-year-old daughter chloe king of redding were badly hurt. the two are mentally shaken. nancy has a fractured spine and ribs. chloe was being flown to pattia to have a serious surgery. both mother and daughter made it out to the wing after the crash where they were rescued. the pilot was flying an angel flight, a nonprofit organization of pilots who volunteer their time and money to take patients in need to the abort this and go around. >> reporter: other pilots who were in the air listening it that transmission saddened tonight to see results. >> it's a tragic thing. a guy was doing a good deed, and doing it at his own expense, and he paid the ultimate price. that's very painful. >> now the pilot has not been identified by the medical examiner yet. the ntsb says that plane may finally

. >> only you could mess up a one-switch operation,aron. goodness gracious. thursday morning. hope everybody at home is having an easier start their day than mr. gilchrist over there. skies are clear over washington. there is a little fogginess out across parts of central virginia this morning. right now at 71 degrees at national airport with ano light h breeze. if you were outside yesterday, that breeze felt so but the winds have been fairly light overnight. that's the reason for the dense fog temperatures in the comfortable zone. 63, fro royal. leesburg, 64. in annapolis. a nice way to get the day started. nice day t takehe dog out for a walk. babs here is available for adoptiont the humane rescue alliance. good dog walking weather today. upper 70s at noon. afternoon a highs todayund 82 degrees. not much of a rain chance around here for today, but there's a little bit of an easterly breeze expected thison after an onshore wind could bring a sprinkle or two to the western shore of the bay. most of the metro a having to worry about rain chances today. there could be a shower o

aron has been stock piling supplies in case prices go up even more. and workers say they proudly stand behind their putty. >> i don't think it' like us i still would buy it. it's still good putty. >> reporter: but president trump is threatening tafrpsn all chinese imports. the nation estimates a 25% tax on everything would cost 68,000 jobs and $3 blion in lost wages. the crazy aaron's, theariffs mean profit mortgages and delayed investment. christmas is the busiest time of year and he hopes to make up for the higher costs. mt he is locked into price commitments witor retailers for next holiday season and he is not sure how he keepshe promising. >> i'm hopeful we will keep a find to way seif and price fishesies i don't want to reduce the amount of in the kaern because kids deserve more. >> more nightly business reporty peania. >>> prochts stall at author industries where we begin the market focus, the rv maker reported weaker than expected earnings and dline in revenue as it scaled back production and worked to rede inventory levels. the the company ci

wednesday morning, on the second day of brett kavanaugh's , nan aron and ed whelan. watch washington journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. live wednesday on the c-span network, the u.s. house returns to10 a.m. eastern on c-span talk about cyber attacks against the united states. c-span2, the senate considers eight district court nominations. ofc-span3, the second day confirmation hearings for brett kavanaugh at 9:30 a.m. announcer: the c-span bus is traveling across the country on the 50 capital store -- capitals tour. join us as we feature our 40th bus stop in des moines, iowa, live on monday with washington journal, with senate president charles schneider. >> next, the national intelligence director on threats to the united states. he addressed what he referred to as the big four, russia, china, iran, and north korea. this 25 minute speech was hosted by the intelligence and national security alliance into the armed forces in electronics association. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [applause] letitia:

aron: this is not ancient history when you go back to the automate of times -- pre-automotive time.-automotive zone happened in shenzhen because of its proximity to hong kong. of allu saw the arrival kinds of modern infrastructure and transportation turn what was basically a fishing village into , where thereacity is now 20 million people. city isn'tre of the centered around this old village centered around this old village structure. a lot of people don't have cars, which made it easier for it to transform. how did china make this shift from electric to combustion? of the motivations was how terrible pollution conditions got. we have seen this change over the last 10 years, a kind of ton of incentives being created for consumers to buy electric vehicles and the state pushing disincentive forward. the adoption of electric buses is being tracked, anti-china accounts for 99% as of 2017 of all of the world's electric buses. company is a leading manufacturer, as well as the leading manufacturer of plug-in vehicles. carol: warren buffett has invested in them. they are a big player. aaron

elyce arons, kate spade's best friend and business partner, says s day in shock.d two years ago, frances valentine. ♪ the world knew her as kate spade. her name and signature style a colorful force in fashion. this is quintessential kate right here. >> it is. that was my grandmother's dress, that my grandmother had bought in hawaii and katy loved it so much. >> reporter: but to elyce arons, she was simply katy with a "y." >> she always made sure everyone knew that. >> katy with a "y." >> i have a hard time calling her kate because that came about through the business but i had known her for so much longer than that. >> reporter: elyce and katy met at the university of kansas and became inseparable. >> so we were sophomores in college here. and we're at a fraternity party together. >> reporter: transferring to the university of arizona. it was there that katy met her future husband and business partner andy spade. >> what is this? >> so this was our first store at kate spade and that's pamela bell, our partner, andy, katy and me. >> oh, my word. >> reporter: they s

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once it gets inside and starts churning aron, that is far more force than any home is really meant toreal warning signs about the number of homes here that are in that danger. we have a lot on low land, particularly around estuaries, creeks, rivers, which will funnel that storm surge right up towards these houses. there is a shallow coastal shelf here meaning the storm surge can get hey lost momentum and just ride it right up over the land and keep it go, and importantly and interestingly this is now a weaker, slower moving storm. if it were stronger, more focused and faster, the storm surge actually might be less, but this can drag it out very slowly, and that water can just grind and grind and grind. jake? >> show us on the map, tom, if you can specifically where all these factors will likely most come into play. >> basically any place that you see here with color on it is a place where can you have that kind of damage. if you look at one particular community here, i just want to show you one, if you go to into vanceboro, this is 60 miles from the coast and if it gets the kind of fl

for more on this, we're joined now by nan aron, an american lawyer and founder and president of alliancehis point that it will be extremely difficult to prove conclusively whether it is ms ford or conclusively whether it is ms ford oer conclusively whether it is ms ford or mr kavanagh who is telling the truth in this incident because he has denied these allegations? well, first of all, i don't think this is a criminal trial. in virtue, first of all, i don't think this is a criminaltrial. in virtue, —— number two, we have been treated to a committee of republicans who have done everything possible to hide the fa cts done everything possible to hide the facts from the senate and the american people. senate republicans on the shared 7% of his records with the public, so who knows what is in the public, so who knows what is in the rest of his background and experience. there are very serious claims that brett kavanaugh misled the committee and several different issues, so this comes before a committee, number one, where doctor ford is very credible, telling the truth. two, he has come before

wednesday morning, on day two of brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing, the alliance for aron and edn whelan will join us to talk about policy. join the discussion. live wednesday on the the u.s. house returns at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span to take up u.s. embassy security and sanctions on state sponsors of cyber attacks against the u.s. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span2, the senate considers eight district court nominations. a.m., it ist 9:30 the second day of the confirmation hearing for brett kavanaugh. that is some of our related coverage wednesday -- our live coverage wednesday. announcer: sunday night on after words, arne duncan on his book, "how schools work." formernterviewed by the chancellor of the district of columbia public schools. >> i do not know if voters make the connection between what politicians do and what happens in school. how do we draw that line more clearly? >> we need voters to understand if we want more access to pre-k, losses,nt to reduce job if we want to make college more affordable, we have to get there by holding accountable our elected officials who we put in

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ge it lookede aron. >> reporter: unexplained explosions rocking a trio of communities north of bostonme of the blasts miles apart. in lawrence, andover and north andover where some 150,000 people live. smell of gas. firefighters overwhelmed. dozens of buildings damaged or destroyed. authorities blaming a series of gas leaks, ordering widespread evacuations. >> the focus is every hous go in there, shut the gas off. make it safe so peopleinet back their houses as soon as possible. >> reporter: warned not to turn electric devices on or off. open and close windows and doors or useheir phones. dozens of residents injured. some sriously,fering from smoik inhalation and shrapnelwo ds from flying debris. lee leo r killed. a massive response b emergency crews from across the region. hustling to battle the roaring flames, but overwhelmed by the number of fires. some homes burning out of control with no firefighters in sight. veteran firefighters at a loss for words. i started my 30th year in june. no, i have never seen anything like orthis. >> repr: five hours into a disaster, a statement from

ella taylor, noah libson, aron keller and josh garfield are young, left—wing and jewish.cted my politics and, even now, taking out the anti—semitism issue, it doesn't necessarily not reflect my politics. i wouldn't agree that this anti—semitism issue is of labour's making. they have reached out to jewish organisations that, in some cases, have been completely unwilling to compromise. i have got no plans of leaving because this may i was elected as a labour councillor. so me leaving the party helps nobody. myjewishness and my commitment to progressive politics are not in any way incompatible. i feel more represented by this labour party underjeremy corbyn than i have at any other point in my lifetime. my concerns are not being taken seriously by my local party, by the leadership, and that for me says a whole lot more than whether someone can declare anti—semitism is endemic or not, because we know it exists. i'm jewish, i say that the concerns are real and still on twitter i get people telling me that i'm lying. if you can't listen to a minority talk about their own oppres