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 wealthy. and this week, in a united states district courtroom in fort worth, a texas republican relied upon their tax chang

so do you can ski ati paris. any commissioner has lashed out at british newspapers even suggesting that they need tighter regulation it comes against a backdrop of souring relations between the e.u. and britain over brags that talks with some suitably nasty headlines are to use a polyploid has the details well these comments about so-called smart regulation they were made by any justice commissioner there is. an e.u. for in the media build the cultural dialogue should build the culture of dialogue on the contrary we see divisions but misinformation and. exclusion the black suit debate is the best example of that. again do you remember the front page of a popular british daily calling the judges the enemy of the. just last week the e.u. leaders told. bratz on another front page and i voted for a european approach to lead based on quality and smart regulation if needed so you had that juror taking aim at in particular the sun headline from last week that was printed in the wake of two reason may's failed trip to sa

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some issues for reagan national for flights getting outright now because of the weather.m. 7:00 clouds,atyog and a chance for a shower. afternoon and evening hours we're tracking rain and some thunderstoais. some heavyut there tomorrow. again, that could lead to flooding issues. notice that heavy rain right in the d.c. metro srea. andday i let future weather run through 3:00 p.m. notice how we're still mainly dry. so that is 60% to 70% chance you're dealing with rain tomorrow. that drops sunday and more into monday. just a chance for a shower or thunderstorm monday afternoon. aside from the rain it's muggy and it's warm. 76 degrees right now in. washingt we'll have highs tomorrow in the 80s. so if you're heading to the texas-maryland game or if you have any plans outdoors know it's going t be hot one out there as well, and those humidity levels making it feel like we're more in the d-90s. a temperature of mid-90 degrees and that chance then drops to aboun 30% labor day. tuesday maybe an isolated thundersto, but again it's really all about the heat and humidity. that 92 feeling more like 10

these new versions just won't solve the problem in fact they could create even more so it didn't skate ati paris. russia's defense ministry has released a second by second radar data showing what it claims happened in syrian air space in the immediate runup to the downing of a russian reconnaissance plane last week the new evidence appears to refute israel's claims that its fighter jets has left syrian air space when the russian plane was brought down r.t. as we all are rich eight point six percent market share thirty percent is what is your home with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and that one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars a our industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need remember it was one show you know for the mid one and only. africa to try to game it's all about spain look i'm gonna saskatoon. a way to go backwards in time and steal money from trays in the history they would do it but the second best option is it just increased the speed in the here and now to steal better m

atis confirmion process has become a national disgrace. >> people across the country in homes and offices, campuses and trains and planes river vett riveted by every moment watching anger boil over. >> this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. >> tonight we have reaction from the the senators with the supreme court nomination hanging in the balance and from the white house where the presint was watching after a day for the history books. were any minds changed? and what happens now? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with les holt. >>> good evening. it has been a day that will go down in the history books. become oneto of those where were you when it happened moments. a maratn day of e estimony as we heard for rst time publicly with dr. christine blasey ford. dr. ford unwavering inr ertainty that brett kavanaugh sexual assaulted her in the and judge kavanaugh appearing shortly after at times angrily, even tearfully denying it ever happened. there were outbursts from senators and partisan fights as ll ns across the country sat captivated by every moment. weave late

company's executives they expressing disappointment i can twenty sixteen donald trump election when ati's donald's course picks up the story google's always tried to maintain a political front but recently tells a very different story and it's true that outlines google's executives pick for president in the twenty sixteen presidential elections most people here are. pretty upset pretty sad for. because of the election i certainly find the selection deeply offensive and i know many of you do too this is none other than surrogate brin google's co-founder and if his assumption that every worker in the video was a clinton voter was upsetting it gets worse. that was the first moment entire really felt like we were going to lose and it was really doing all it did feel like a ton of bricks dropped on my chest and that right there is the chief financial officer of google's parent company alphabet ruth poor at holding back tears at the thought of their election defeat but whose defeat exactly last time i checked google wasn't a wing of the democratic party nevertheless they seem to have a mutual u

the two russians accused of poisoning so it goes through powell and his door to speak exclusively to ati's editor in chief however it sends much of the media and many british politicians into overdrive saying the men's claims are a joke. also to come terrorists filmed scenes of a false flag chemical attack to send to the un post online that the discrediting is syrian government bus according to the russian military and donald trump signs a new executive order aiming to defend all future u.s. elections from foreign meddling less than two.

seems donald trump is playing the headliner role and as anticipation around his performance builds ati's egos donald looks at what we should expect this year. in the global political circus trump has taken it upon himself to be the greatest showman or jest depending on what side of the fence you're on and on tuesday the curtains will rise and the spotlight fall on trump taking center stage at one of this year's main spectacles the u.n. general assembly has got a couple major possibilities really to help illuminate for the american people what america's place in the world is president will preside over the security council and i am sure that's going to be the most watched security council meeting ever well trumps the trickle debut at the u.n. g.a. last year provided a taste of what the u.s. president is capable of it is a massive source of embarrassment to the united nations rogue regimes represented in this body the array's government. caters nicolas maduro dictatorship and the stabilizing regime criminal regime of bashar al assad regime rocket man rocket rocket. is on a suicide mission

reinstated even dubbing it a catastrophe only of my colleague neil harvey discussed the details with ati's sports correspondent alexey ourselves. i suppose anybody's guess at this stage what's your opinion how do you think it's going to play out it's not set in stone obviously because the opposition has been very vocal and there's been a lot of opposition to the russian reinstatement within water. particularly from the u.s. anti-doping agency frankly stinks to high heaven why should stop the sleight of hand and release the new compliance review committee recommendation as well as any information received from russia now showing their compliance also the u.k. anti-doping agency came out with statements and even letters to wider and even a clip of your clip that they posted on twitter basically urging water not to take this u. turn there is a what a vote taking place on the twenty for september which is critical to the future of clean spool get behind hash tag no u.-turn order thank you do not yet on the russian. do not fail all athletes across the world protest please support i think they w

new versions just won't solve the problem in fact they could create even more show that you can skate ati paris back in a couple of minutes after this break. look . what politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want to listen. to the right to be close it's like the song you know more people. interested in the lawyers are out. there should. welcome michael program sweden's prime minister stuff on live and will be stripped of his position after losing a no confidence vote it follows september's general election when his ruling is social democrats were handed their worst as a result earlier artie's maria phenomena discussed the issue with my colleague andrew farmer. well this is a historic moment for sweden first time ever the freshly elected parliament dismisses the sitting prime minister and he lost the confidence of eight earlier on tuesday that is mandatory after general elections he will still be the head of a caretaker government. until the new government is formed but with no actual power this comes up t

terrorists finish let them go and then you have stand as normal democratic elections the reaction ati's arabic channels spoke to a former iranian defense minister for his thoughts on the current situation in syria. one one one one and one of the u.s. and israel only follow their own interests and goals to achieve those they use the cover of chemical weapons accusations the us and israel skew world public opinion through a destructive information war the only chance for the countries is to address the un where they constantly face an american veto the us follows the law of the jungle when it comes to syria and the world in general americans and israelis do not care about civilian casualties you know i will never forget one u.s. general boarding an american ship in the persian gulf and stating iranian people do not deserve to live on this land. first of all we need to eliminate the danger it poses to aleppo hama homs and damascus it shouldn't be accepted that terrorists possessing different kinds of weapons have resettled to some other city and secondly we need to separate terrorist group

civilian casualties from last trikes it adds that women and children make up the majority of victims ati's are reports these protests come after what has been a particularly bloody week in afghanistan over the weekend twenty one civilians were killed in as strikes in one case twelve members of the same family were killed and another ten children between the ages of six and fifteen were also killed the third strike of the week came on cheese day when three people were killed in can do this province according to the un in the first six months five hundred thousand and eighteen as strikes killed one hundred forty nine civilians in. injured two hundred four now if we compare that to the same period last year that's a fifty two percent increase and afghan forces may be thinking that using more air power is the best mode of action for them but it really is bad news for civilians who are coming under the constant threat of shelling in recent weeks there have been as many as two dozen strikes a day the u.n. in a statement released on tuesday said that the data that the u.s. and the afghan coalitio

aty: on the cajaaign trail, ir bolsonaro was in his element, supported by seemingly adoring fans. celebrations came to an abrupt end. stabbed in the abdomen and visibly in pain. supportersnts, surrnded the suspect. he was later arrested. as p chaos ensued, theolitician was rushed to hospital. after several hours of surgery, mr. olson sonaro remained undeterred, speaking to supporters on social media. his son spoke of his relief. >> he has got more color, he is better, he is recovering really well. the doctor said if he wasn't in such good shape, he woullikely be dead, because he lost something like two liters ofka blood. onaro has been ved to hospital in sÃo paulo -- where he is expected to remain for at least a week. >> weber did this has to pay. whoever did this cannot stay this cannot happen. a democratic country which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbingf any presidential candidate. katy: next mon's presidential elections in brazil are the most uncertain in decades. what is certain is that this image and the fear of more political violence wi

the company told us that the secret sidewalk is aty an need to be removed.e lovers want more answers. >> i feel bad for it, like i said, it's an artifact. it would be nice if they could have left or can leave just a representative section of it. so people can see. >> clear if the area will be used for development. san francisco puc says it must be notified about any development project and so far. >> last call a bill to extend bar hours in san francisco is closer to happen. it was authored for state senator weiner to extend the hours to 4:00 a.m. it crossed a hurdle yesterday passing the legislature and now headed to the governor's deck. many people say it will bring a big boost to small businesses into the san francisco businesses are having more and more trouble. commercial rents are higher than ever. high. even in the last ten years since i've been doing business, we've seen costs go up probably 40% across the board. >> opponents believe it will bring more crime possibly. the extended hours would only apply to six california cities including san francisco

come forward and speak to ati's editor in chief did not being any involvement in the case with do you work for the g r u and you meet norm and you and i don't either. concerns are raised over the potential presence of french troops on the ground in syria after photos released by the us army appear to show a french military vehicle in the background. people are. pretty upset up there for what it's worth i've been a very long time hillary supporter it was a shock to you to all of us the results of the election and in the leaks of video google's top executives reveal their true thoughts on donald trump's twenty sixteen election win raising questions over political bias. a very warm welcome you are watching r t international with me. murderers having a holiday from hell and makes the case against them even stronger just a taste of the reaction is greeted the interview to r.t. of the two russians accused of carrying out the nerve agent poisoning in the u.k. city of souls bury the pack came forward and spoke to artie's editor in chief margarita simonyan on thursday. we are the new to me and

he is impetuous, adversarial, pet, ineffective, antidemocratic, that his presidency is definedra by aty. >> god bless you and thank you. nick: the article struck washington like a lightning bolt, and shortly terwards in a meeting with american sheriffs, the president delivered his unsmiling response. pres. trump: if the failing "nen york times" hanonymous editorial -- can you believe it, anonymous -- meaning gutless editorial. we are doing a great job. the poll numbers are through the roof. our poll numbers are great. and gus what, nobody is going to come close to beating me in 2020. thank you very much. nick: the white house issued a statement calling e coward who wrote the article to resign, the president t amended that new "the new york times" turn him or her over to the government for national security purposes. there is this one-word tweet written in capital letters asking, treason? with the rumor mill in overdrive, even the vice president had to issue a denial. vice president pence: anyone who would write an anon editorial smearing this president, who has provided extraordinary le

and they were just some of the stories from ati of the last seven days that we reported on thanks for watching the weekly with me kevin are we more great programs lined up for you in your part of the world but after this break . it was you know provision on my back when i wanted it. but i. just lost his boss because you know that any of the. resources you know. that anybody. doesn't but that's honest i don't mean that there's failure. so i says you know what i was you're not. you know just i mean my point i'm already but it was sped up out of me just a lot of media me. a lot. of it up as well i must admit that really feels i just don't get it i'm getting letters but those were the off the list people cited those people are going to respect i'm one of those but i would just discredit this part of the. my family fussing about my just but that's already yes it will be and he thought of getting out there calling you seem to mean to carry out my thought aloud. i've been saying the numbers mean something the matter of us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten thousand dollars fi

it was sidewaysain aty house last night. woke me up at 7:00 p.m. i had already fallen asleep. boy, another round ofs thunderstormate yesterday evening. now we're dealing with cloudy skies. ain, no heavy rain here early this morning. take the umbrella with you ncough. it is a high c for rain later today. be heaviest and steadiest of this nextch of rain comes from sun down tonight until about sunrise tomorrow morning. so flood watches are up across the region once again. here's fure weather. again, really all about the clouds this morning. here's lunchtime. tokets of moderate rain out the shenandoah valley. that will gradually be encroaching on the i-95 corridor as well. here's 5:00, just in time for the afternoon rush home from work and school. eaviest rain, here's 10:00 tonight. likely to be rain, maybe with some embedded thunderstorms. not any real severe weather threin because it's c during the overnight. 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, well, most of you are asleep. the rn will be coming down pretty hard. here's 6:00 tomorrow morning. rain coming to an end. we may actually get b

wait for that response and i'm sure they'll be more analysis done on this on these recent findings ati's donald cool to the thanks very much. sexual violence is a growing problem in south africa according to new estimates of the number of rapes in the country one of the highest in the world in one of the latest cases a twenty three year old student rose university committed suicide after being raped the girl was reportedly attacked back in may and killed herself last month just days before she was meant to meet with investigate. his story has provoked a wave of violence not just of the rising number of rape cases but also increasing violence on campuses across the country while authorities say they are trying to deal with the problem many incidents are still not being properly addressed. as a patriarchy and the men in this country seem to think that because this is a patriarchy that means that they have the power of a woman and i think that's how the rape culture starts. he was at its national tennis player. and i was with him for about eighteen months . before he raped me. he's called o

male behavior but like all well intentioned and good things they can be undesirable consequences now ati's up and looks at how one decision to publish an essay can simply cost you your job. the new york review of books is a staple of american intellectual culture was actually hailed as the premier literary intellectual magazine of the english language by esquire and lauded by the new york times it has prided itself in posing questions in america's debates about life and culture since the one nine hundred sixty s. but in the era of me to that attempted debate has fallen flat ian buruma never himself accused of sexual misconduct decides to give voice to someone who has been accused and he gets fired. my interest in running this piece as i said is the point of view of somebody who has been pilloried in public opinion and what somebody like that feels about it it was not wrong as a piece to exonerate him or to somehow miss ingate the nature of his behavior the article that got broom of fired was written by asian ghomeshi is a canadian radio host whose career was destroyed when he was accused o

the original accuser christine ford says she was assaulted by kavanagh he went on to say i have an atiid that my client is not debra ramirez there was an exchange that he posted with the chief counsel of that committee in which the committee had asked for more information on evan audi's client and the alleged incident in evan audie suggested several questions citing the word rape and asking if cavanagh had ever participated in. taking advantage of women or even possibly rape vera has put this whole process in turmoil and now the ranking democrat on that committee senator dianne feinstein has asked the committee to postpone any action until it can investigate further on these allegations as all this is happening it's important to note that if every democrat voted against kavanaugh they would only need two republicans to vote with them in this might be enough to make up that margin so the committee has a lot to think about in the coming days iran's revolutionary guard says it will avenge saturday's attack on a military parade which killed twenty five people dozens more were wounded when

double ages script powell and his daughter back in march in salisbury given an exclusive interview to ati's editor in chief. we. need a minimum of been to live one you called me on my cell phone and tell me that your response bashir and alexander petrov you found it all with one. we would really like like the picture is shown to us by the u.k. and that's if. and. when the someone who are you when we are those who are shown to you in the pictures. and i would. have us are those your real names national the or our real names you would have to trust even now when you're talking about it to tell the truth you look very nervous and it is on them. i could move and would you look like you or the court would ask you when your life is turned upside down in a moment and just want to change her life is. all right now i've not still seen the full version heads in the process have been translated i know we've got it on here coming up in an hour's time in english it's on the russian side you speak russian you've seen it done organs as with what came out of this so many people want to know what did these

holiday from hell and the strengthening the case against them just a taste of the responses created ati's interview with the two russians accused of carrying out the never agent poisoning in the city of seoul spray russia's foreign minister spoke on the issue for the first time since our exclusive during a joint news conference with this german counterparts here's what they both had to say. not all our official requests receive just formal notes and even simply spoken responses boiling down to your guilty all we need from you is to explain whether it was an order or an accident used to maintain discussion on such a level is pointless we are still ready for serious dialogue based on the rule of international law but not on the principle they called highly likely to have informants when we got the information on the screwball case from the u.k. and we have no doubts about it but we're also interested in an investigation of what's happened if everybody is ready to exchange information on the issue to clear up the situation nothing more than prevent an investigation. the interview even sparks

of dialogue all right now twenty twenty five minutes past the hour here in the russian capital it is ati international certainly back with much more. than with the sort of go down. to the. i don't buy the stuff i do love me. while i'm somebody know how to know it's a mask you never know what's happening and whether shooting whether there's fear. and mistrust the tibetans are. sad. because they. might be both which would mean you must be just thinking of the new but i'm addicted to cities you go minute that's been in the muslims all these clear when the. i don't think the ladies are always trying to sell apollo destroy the bar so i don't think that they believe your dogs are also very clear about there are. interesting that unfortunately you may need to use a real. united states or seem to paranoid about you're on the beach. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy from day shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides very dramatic development is only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. rating

atis is not acceptable. let the fbi invest if it turns out that she is lying, let's learn about that and let's have a hearing and let's ha the vote on judge kavanaugh. but let's not rush into this. katty: how do you respond to republicans who say that the democrats have played politics with this, that they had the information for weeks and waited until the last moments o confirmation hearings to make it public? sen. duckworth: as frustratingas t is for me that the information did not come out sooner, i think it is important that at the end of the day, the most important thing to do is let the victim set the pace. we don't want to set an example for the reste country -- what if there is a you girl getting sexually abused now and is watching this on tv and think that if i come forward, people d ll be against me and put me through what dr. fnt through? we can't do that. we are better thon that as a na katty: senator duckworth, thank you very much. sen. duckworth: thank you. laura: north korea's leader wants to

to see if mr kurtz follows up on his words with actions when he returns from new york peter all of ati belin. we're tending to the escalating tensions between washington and tehran now the u.s. national security advisor launched a scathing attack on iran on choose day to monta the independent swift payment system on which banks around the world i hope business with iran. banks and financial messaging services such as swift must take a good hard look at their business with iran and ask themselves whether it is worth the risk you know the european union is strong on rhetoric and weak on follow through so we will be watching the development of this structure that doesn't exist yet and has no target date to be created we do not intend to allow our sanctions to be of aided by europe or anybody else. the statement came off to russia iran and china avail to new payments mechanism to bypass the west sanctions on tehran european leaders all say want america against attempting to make decisions for the e.u. . it cannot be accepted that the united states would decide with which world regions euro

in a unified and aty as the anderson's nuclear family. three children.going to school and becoming preachers and teachers. and they do. starts the first black newspaper in cincinnati. he is also been doing something very important to a liberal capitalist model. he is accounting. abolitionist banker for his sponsor. you hear him saying "with interest." he knows how to calculate interest. he is a capitalist. showing understanding of the reductions for dr. expenses. -- doctor expenses. it is at this time that we see all of these both political and social pieces that are going to be the backbone of the republican agenda. virtuous habits. and what we saw bury much with in thate -- very much article was what counts as virtue. he, as a father, in this new slavery, the of domestic institution that was supposed to anchor virtue and failed. he will do better. least, thet not foundation of any well mannered society, he thinks george carter for taking the pistol away from his former owner. a writerread this week that said this of jordan anderson. few people have eve

atis somebody very special, the same time, we went to go through a process and make sure everything is perfect. i wish the democrats could have done this a lot sooner, because they had this information for many months. they should not have waited until literally the very last day, they should have done it a lot sooner, but with all of that being said, we want to go through the process. as thing i will say is that i understand it, judge kavanagh spent quite a bit of time with senator feinstein, and it was not even brought up at that meeting, that she had this information. you would have thought certainly that she would have brought it up at the meeting, not wait until everything is finished and then have to start a process all over again, but with all of that being said, we want to go through a full process, i have great confidence in the u.s. senate and in their procedures and what they are doing. i think that is probably what they will do. they will go through a process and hear everyone else out. i think it is important, i believe they think he it is important. but again, he is a gre

me that aty telling the age of three, her parents and with her from cuba and came to america. what she is seeing happen now is what she saw happening cuba. -- happen in cuba. the emotional attachment to ideologies, such as bernie saunders. she was fearful for the president, for the members of his cabinet and so she should be when you have members of congress calling for the harassment of female members of this administration. [applause] did we ever think we could get there? did we think this could happen? my response was from the heart. i had no talking points and i will share it. i thanked her and said please pray for the president and his family and his cabinet. remember why it is that we are where we are today, why we have this hate filled attack on who we are. is and alwaysd will be, god willing, a radical idea. america is a radical idea. some people call it a religion. it is a radical idea because what was the american idea born in the revolutionary war? it was the idea that we will rule ourselves. wow. at the end of the 18th century, that was radical. that we will be rul

across the world, governor jerry brown is seen as sort of a leader on climate, yet like you said, atisonference we had hundreds of protesters knocking at the doors and even intrupting a few of the speakers during the sessions. but in california, the goverasr approved additional fracking, aitional offshore oil drilling, and like dan said, there are people who just say, you need to stop all new oil development. >> because they don't feel he's -big oil enough despite all his other climate and environmental initiatives. >> that's right. but at the sametime, the governor signed two really landmark things on monday toly reick the summit off. one is to commit california to being 100% clea energy by 2045. then he followed that a few executiver with an order that said we have to go to all clann energy zero carbon in our economy overall, and once we get there by 2045 or before, then we need to go carbon-negative. so we ed to grow more trees. we need to suck carbon out of the air. we need to gese oursel some breathing room, if you will, because a lot of the worldng ist goast enough. those are lan

female activists to two years in jail for the video she posted on social media earlier this year off ati complained online about the egyptian government's failure to protect women against sexual harassment she was convicted of spreading false news that threatened national security. tesla's c.e.o. all along mosque and the us security and exchange commission have reached a settlement over fraud charges under the deal musk's going to remain c.e.o. pay a twenty million dollars fine and stepped down as chairman of the company because accused of misleading investors after tweeting he'd secured funding to take the electric car maker private last month those are the headlines coming next it's counting the cost by finance. the jealousy that she just exquisitely. very classy it's part of our culture to look at our very very best for a special occasion and people we spend money everything you see on the catwalk they do it here. it is going to be longevity gold after come in and tell you things. on al-jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the wo

by the time we got to that third was staring aty the idea that if you both the plan down, then they would have to try to amended. likelihood is they would not be able to get it done or it would be challenged in court and it would end up with the court writing the plan again. the last time they had written a plan, they had lost control. enough republicans took it and pass the third plan. control of the house and senate because of that i thinkch in retrospect was probably a good thing because democrats retained control through that decade and when it came time to do the democrats said let's do this nonpartisan plan again. these are not easy decisions to make. togetherres have come and may feel they have to move from the district where they live. it is not very favorable. we have often legislators that are thrown together. they have to run against each other in the primaries. lots of things that go into that isision, but what you find , more are okors then not. logical -- and a lot of legislators, they can look at it ad say i would rather take definite no fan throw it into ,haos and risk eve

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speech aty gave that 1:30 p.m. london time.as been sentenced at least three years in a state prison. this came after judge steven o'neill declared the 81-year-old a, quote, sexually violent predator. he was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman a his gate to this date after barrage of similar accusations from more than 60 women of the past five decades. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter have a more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, this is bloomberg. thank you very much for that. president donald trump resumed his attack on opec yesterday while goldman sachs has poured cold water on forecasts of hundred dollar crude. bob dudley joining the bearish forecast. he spoke to bloomberg on where oil prices are headed. >> what is going to happen with iran sanctions? is the oilman to come off the market or go back on the market? we are prices feel high to me. overall, levels are low so there's some upper pressure here. volatility will be through the end of the year.

. >>> a life-long dream for ati h victim that's about to come true months after his death. a book will be published by one of the five people in the june attack. his book features a teacher inying to figure out what to do after l his wife, dog, and boat all in a difficult year. proceeds from his book will go to the g anti-violenup, every town for gun safety. >>> the man who carjacked a nun near catholic university earlier this yearoi is to get locked up for seven years in prison. yesterday aoudge a sentenced brandon brown to three years of supervised threlease. is part of a plea deal in a case that dates back to the past april. prosecutors say the nun who was dressed in pull h been bot said may god bless you as she handed over the keys. brown put a gun to the nun's head. he did ple guilty to the carjacking and a gun charge. >>> we wanou to draw attention to the upper right hand corne of your screen. people who live here say they are surpeised this is hng and it happened last weekend. neighbors say drivers speed up ann their street all theti . after complaints prince george'

atied fr aside from the white house saying it has nothing to do with us and the president did nothingersonal attorneys, at one point he said manafort was a good man and was standing strong and his poor family. i wonder how long it lasts because there are several people on the list, maybe not papadopolous, but cohen, he used to have nice things to say about him until it was clear that he was no longer there to be on team trump and it became more about team cohen. >> you know, jeffrey toobin, it is fair to say all of these individuals who decided to plead guilty, they now work for robert mueller. >> that's how it works with top prosecutors. they work from the bottom up. but here, you know, think about how prominent these people are and they're all now convicted felons. i mean donald trump has more convicted felons around him than a lot of mafia dons. i mean it is just an extraordinary number of people. you know, because it has happened gradually we sort of isn't focused on just how many prominent people around donald trump are either on their way to prison or, you know, will be there sh

and from your vantage point, acqu acqu ati atika, what is the mood this election day?reporter: voters are coming out for different reasons. they are motivated by different issues, but the one thing we can agree on is this is one of the most important elections in decades with so much at stake. i want to bring in susanne lindenstein. you just voted. what for you was the most important issue this election? >> well, i think that the two main issues in this election is democracy and climate. that's the most ones. but beyond that, i think, coming down to a little bit more practical questions, i think it's about education system, health care and integration. >> reporter: you mentioned integration and the impact on how it is and so forth, and you mentioned democracy as well. the rise of the sweden democrat, this is a populist far-right issue of immigration. they have campaigned on this one issue of immigration. for you, how surprised are you by the rise in this party? >> i'm really concerned about the rise of the party and of similar parties. we see in europe that we have the

wouldn't you be mad at this hearing today if you were at aty similar inquisition aboutth getting a jobnd people were not believing you and saying you are angry about refuting the charge? wouldn't you be angry? >> at what point in history do we begin believing women about y the problems -- >> laura: women never lie?e? >> this country in this world with sexual assault -- >> laura: women never mistake their attackers? >> ford actually began to disclose as early as 2012. >> laura: we didn't get they notes. >> far before -- >> laura: ariel, i'm really01 glad you came on, ben, here's a fact, though. women are watching, women do vote, and a lot of women have gotten jacked up about this me too movement because they feel like it is their time, they are heard, they are taken seriously, finally. so how do the republicans weigh that as they proceed, regardless of what happens to this confirmation vote? >> i think they simply have to state over and over again tois that trust but verify is still t the policies in regard to allegation. a mere allegation alone is not justifying of repercussions. an al

you know, what makes aty move forward confidently into the future is this sense o personal optimism,rk is warded. that one has the ability, if they seize thepportunities before them, to rise economically and socially, and to look to the future with optimism rather than fear. (birds squawking) >> macgillis: but there is very little sense of optimism among hthe lunchtime crowd at tse of bread soup kitchen. across dayton, wages have dropped an estimated 19% fromhe what twere before the recession. and the work is very different, too. >> right now, i work at el greco's up on salem avenue. eastaurant work, and that's really out of mye there. i used to be a diesel mechanic by trade. $8.50-an-hour job is not very much money, you know, so... i got rent i got to pay, $100 a week. >> i worin a plastic factory. we process recycled plastics and tlt it into a form, like l black pellets that can be molded into useful obcts by others. so we sell the pellets to other companies, who in turn use these pellets to mold objects. >> we come he to eat, so the kids can eat at home. you know, becaus you know,