we know that there is one person in custody so far, and that person, you know, could be the main person or could be an accomplice, and we don't know that yet. but if it is the main person, the main target, doing this, there could be other accomplices out there, and those are important things to watch for over to the next 24 hours or so. >> mimi, thank you. as we continue the watch this white van make its way down the interstate there in plantation, florida, and kerry sanders is on the ground for us there. kerry, and there is something attached to the back of this van, and i'm not sure if you have gotten a better look at it than the i am getting here from the helicopter. can you make out what is on the back of it? >> well, right here on the state road 7, us 41, and right before it went on to the what is the turnpike, and so we got a glimpse of it. it looked like on the back, it was probably like a bicycle or maybe a scooter or something that someone who needs to get around if the they are slightly disabled, and it is hard to tell, because it had some black over it, but that is what it ap

they can be a component of a missing person. they can be a well-being check for a couple of youth left in the house and they want someone to check to make sure they're ok. it can run the gamut. as it applies to a missing person, we asked the officers who are responding out to look at the circumstances that are presented to them, in front of them at that time, or information they mayor may have from prior responses to the accident. or information they may have from information they have obtained from individuals. make a reasonable decision that they believe there is an exoden circumstance that they will make it an exogent report or take other actions as they are out there. we rely on them to look at what is in front of them at the time and to make all reasonable efforts to try and locate the person based on the information they have in front of them. we also ask them to converse with their supervisors if they have questions or concerns about whether or not it is a an exceptional circumstance. when it it comes to well-being checks,

|j be personally responsible for those who do take their own lives?nment that we can do a great deal and breaking the stigma, certainly we have learned from our campaign that we bring the issue to the floor. people reach out, we see a 60% increase to people reaching out to our service. and i think what he does is give people right now to give the position to seek support when they needed and we welcome that. and setting out back and i'm sure this is ultimately day one and a lot of work that is done, but since the clear message that we take this seriously and we welcome that and also we are focused on working with them to ensure results. and there have been some quite statistics, the number of people who are suffering from mental health, many of whom do have suicidal thoughts. what is the key change that you want to see to try and help people in the situations which a wiping much wanted to be done across the board, not just wiping much wanted to be done across the board, notjust an government but that move today, is galvanised what's been done across e

well i think it's just more of kanye was just being himself being an independent person being a free person he's always been like this and it was never really a problem until he became conservative or conservative leaning on a really common conservative i think he still kind of in the middle is still just being who we are which is an independent person not really affiliated one way or the other but because he likes show up and has expressed his support for him all of us in is a problem but i think this here is just a way for more people would suit not fool loans if you like to have a community and to understand it's ok to be conservative if you want to do what you want to do it is perfectly fine and also this whole thing about black people having to vote liberal having to vote that's going to be over with and you see the merchandise they have on the black sea black exit you know as a play on the whole europe thing of course deborah we're leaving the ideology of having to be attached to democrats america way and we're being more independent and more conservative hopefully ok and same t

of interest, a person who could be responsible. and they worked off that. we know there is forensic evidence linking him or at least they believe. we don't know if it's him or her, we should say. forensic evidence linking this person. there may be images that links this person. they're working with a lot of information. and let's just say, and i'll just tell you in general what happens in these kinds of cases, when the fbi has someone that they believe may be suspected in a crime, they do surveillance. what they call they sit on a person, conduct surveillance. we know there was surveillance, ongoing surveillance of a person. you know, again, we don't yet exactly know where this person was arrested, but this is all sort of started in the last 24 hours. early yesterday evening. >> where they were really focusing in on this person in nearby miami. >> both evan perez and i were hearing this yesterday. we began working this. we knew something significant had happened. that's sort of how we have been explaining it all day, in that they re

, joe manchin is not going to be that person. from the democratic side to not be that person would be immense. could i see joe manchin being the 52nd vote? sure. >> when you look at the polling that's come out in the last couple of days, you do see the gap closing with republicans and democrats. >> no question. >> it seems to imply that republicans have a little bit of momentum right now. >> yes. remember, and this has been true since judges existed until today, the republican base cares deeply about the federal judiciary. the appeals court but especially the supreme court. these fights animate them period. now that this fight has turned into what they believe to be and donald trump a smear campaign, hatchet job, has made them even more engaged. there is a lot of polling that suggests republicans are more enthusiastic than they were two months ago. they are still on things like the generic ballot, they are still behind democrats. not as far as they have been but still behind. this is helping but it's not an equaling force. >> it

if you are willing to be that person people will engage. don't you should not be the person representing them. to me it's a simple approach. shoot straight with people. be honest. never had a speechwriter i don't write anything out. at my inauguration speech, state of the commonwealth address, i talked to people. in a similar way we having this conversation. i will tell you this, mark. i love america. my reason for doing this is i love america. it does concern me. governor bevin: you are jittering up. governor bevin: it is emotional to me. it concerns me that we are throwing away this noble experiment. at this greatness, one and a half million people have died in uniform. 1.5 million census nation consumption and we have it so good that we do not care. this is what concerns me. for me, i want people to serve in public office who love this country. the reason i respect the president, among others, he genuinely loves america. he loves america. he would fight to the end for america and he is doing it. the vitriol and the scorn and ridicule fro

for him to say this had nothing to do with you and you are a smart person and you will be a successful person -- he did not say you are a pretty girl. he said you are a smart person and you will be a successful person and i made a mistake, that had such weight for me. it really carried a lot of value for me that he owned that and he apologized. and he said you may do no mistakes. so i am struck by judge kavanaugh and i are both catholics. it's like forgiveness, a biology, grace, all of that, i see none of that. maybe he did not do it. i'm not certain. >> should something that happened at age 17 have these consequences at age 53? >> oh, of course. for those two guys, it was probably a lot, a funny thing, a drunken crazy thing on a night of a bunch of drunken crazy incidents. and for her, it lasted her whole life. and the weight is so different, the funny little thing that you do with your buddy and the you do something else versus her whole life being traumatized by this. i think absolutely it should be something to preclude -- if you haven't done any kind of time or penance in any way,

that poisonous then it's not prejudicial to say people shouldn't send bombs around and this person should be rolled up and this person should be arrested and it's bad thing. let's be clear. what tom said is the package that was received at governor cuomo's office they plooef beli not connected. we are dealing with six packages. packages that were directed to hillary clinton and barack obama that didn't get close to them. one that went to eric holder and got sent back to the return address that's shared by all of these packages. she was not a recipient of this. we have the package here at cnn that was directed to john brenan, a republican, but a critic of the president. that's what he shares with everybody else on this list. the package that went to or was directed to maxine waters office. it's not on the campus of congress. that was, that is a last package. we're looking at six packages pfr no. none of which exploded. i would guess that because we haven't seen further police action here that there are not thinking the white powder was a chemical substance. charles, a lot of people wonder why

be silent. every single person will be held accountable to a standard. san collins put herself in this position. she wasn't a victim, she wasn't the 51st person. she was elected as a pro-choice independent minded woman soliciting support for just that reason. sley asked for this. anton dismiss these survivors as sort of will be screamers, that is not going to end. these senators do not know what is about to hit them. >> elena. >> i think the flipside of that is, of course, the opposing side fights back that much harder. listen, the reality is that we operate within a system here in washington of political inseptembertives. i think what you're going to see tomorrow when judge kavanaugh is confirmed is the next supreme court justice of the united states is a confirmation of mitch mcconnell's legacy. he's been an incredibly shrewd tactician these last three years. when he was majority leader in 2015, he said i want to reverse obama's judicial legacy, i want to reverse harry reid's remarkable success at judicial confirmations. he's done just that. i do think

that all marketers happen because of certain reasons coming from those who are behind that could be person no it could be gangs gangland style like drug lords scaly is are there when they're turned suctions and all the murder rates in metro manila was up by around one hundred twelve percent from july twenty sixth seen to june twenty eighth in those of the police figures that were issued in july this year murder is only part of a kind of crimes i'm saying that the crime rate i'm just told you looting everything every kind of crime has been reduced as going up when he when he was running i mean there's no accountability is that there is no accountability there is accountability on the part of those who murdered the president it's not a president when he was running for president mr deterred he was quite specific on the issue of accountability he promised he'd give himself a members of the security services immunity from prosecution and his own words were pardon given to roger you go to turkey for the crime of multiple murder side roderigo to thirty so that pretty much trashes the idea of any

no one is suggesting we set aside reality we're simply saying that the person be named as the parent that's not that's not the naing motherhood or the fact of the birth it's actually just simply saying this person wants to be known as the parent. just just quickly moving the word mother that's the point is that this in many regards the entire transgender narrative seems to have in its crosshairs the actual actually women mothers in this case or being as peter peter just said this let's remove mother from the birth certificate and replace it with something more more nonspecific such as parent but mothers give birth the kids sorry spoiler alert that's how it's been that's how it's always going to bay or a no one minds of debate are going to change the biological fact although saying that the courts had to decide on issue were supposed to be decided last month but it hasn't been yet we'll keep watch on that now though peter tatchell and david vance are really appreciate your time this evening. thank you and that's it for this hour i'll be back in thirty minutes with your next world news

ford worried about being personally annihilated. judge kavanaugh talked about a broken system.eem entirely correct. welcome to ""morning joe." it is thursday, october 4th. we have mike barnacle, jonathan lameer, and betsy woodruff joins us this morning. the republican push to confirm

what do you classify as being personal information? >> google classifies personal information is identifiable to a individual user so your name, your e-mail account or other information that is tied to you or your device. >> so maybe it is semantics or -- how do they know that is the website -- how do they know this is the thing they need to advertise the tires on when not everybody asked for tires on this piece of equipment? i guess what i'm getting to is if you are not selling information, private information but yet selling information that you don't deem as privacy but i do, and by the way, tires are no big deal. i don't really give a damn, it is just an example, but there may be something else. like for example, if, say, a russian firm were to ask for that information, or a chinese firm, have any of you been asked for information from a firm that does business in other countries and you've given it to them or sold it to them? private or not? any response to that? no response to that. yes or no or -- just don't know. >> we don't sel

person. criminal justice system spin posed to be the best in the world. i don't think we make those mistakes and yet when you see a person like girl washing. something happen here. in the aftermath of the oklahoma city bombing in one thousand nine hundred five congress passed legislation to escalate death sentences the result was a dramatic increase in executions by one thousand nine hundred nine jerry was putting to death more than one person per month. the death certificate reads. death by almost. you know don't make sense i don't want to be consider person committed. but that's what every. six to two executions and the only kill that aca was myself and i refused to look into the mirror. nearly took the life of her washington and couldn't help but wonder if there were others. research now shows that for every nine executions there is one inmate found innocent and exonerated. one out of ten who might have been mistakenly put to death. hillary clinton so civility can only return when the democrats are back in power former obama a.g. eric holder this point

point thatnnie's this person needs to be accepted by elon himself and be respected, what type of person does elon musk respect? pointy-headedhis -- does he need somebody that he can -- how do you find someone he respects? emily: they might not need to. butight find that useful, tesla is a company on a mission so you do not necessarily want someone like that. hopefully they will have someone with a new take on engineering for the future. vonnie: thank you.

you know, again, we just need some adults in the room, and i think i can be that person. >> you're right. i think i can be that person. people in the district worried. they know this tax bill is hurting california. >> but it is helping to -- >> i know, it's not -- [inaudible conversations] >> the economy is strong. >> the economy has been growing over eight plus years. it's been on an upward trend. >> it is not -- >> it has. >> it's the strongest -- >> it's been going on an upward trend for -- [inaudible conversations] >> the lowest unemployment -- >> which has been on a could be downward trend for over -- doctor unemployment rate is at lowest, gil. >> i did not -- >> we haven't seen this in the last 49 years. >> will you not deny that it's been going down? the truth is this tax bill has added $1.5 trillion to the deficit. republicans have said they're going to go after social security and medicare in order to make up -- >> no, i disagree with that. social security and meld care is something that the people paid into -- >> exactly. >> -- and we have an obligation to make sure that is sol

for trump this one might be personal.to how beto o'rourke answered a question about impeaching him. >> i do think there's enough there for impeachment. if asked, i would vote on it. i have not made this the mission of the campaign. never sent a campaign e-mail out about this. i'm not on any articles of impeachment. i'm focused on the future, but yes, i want to answer your question honestly, and i think there's enough there to make sure we move forward. >> with 18 days to go until texas votes, o'rourke has a long way to go in the polls. he's down seven points to ted cruz in an average of the polls. good news for o'rourke. today the "houston chronicle" endorsed him. the chronicle endorsing o'rourke is a sharp turn away from the paper traditionally endorsing republican candidates. it endorsed mitt romney over barack obama in 2008. matt, jennifer and doug are still here. talk to me about how beto's success as a candidate could instruct the future regardless of how the race turns out. we've covered this race more than any othe

do it it was understand that obama and you know you might disagree with the trump but he might be the person who this could be his moment in the sun he could decide that this is something that everybody now in washington is speaking about so he could just go and chant this festival basically and deliver and bettas the democrats who have not done nothing during the obama administration and human rights to saudi arabia remember that under obama it was the worst conditions in the gulf not only you want them to human rights and they saudi arabia waged two invasions when august rain went against him and so might decide this is his moment to pressure the saudis and get. points for it with with. voters with the international. community so he might surprise us i i would not be shocked if he did yeah but and at the moment you know they've got a fairly good relationship and if anything u.s. president does what he says he's going to do which is raise the issue do you think that is likely to sour that relationship i think the saudis are not in a position right now to do that oh well good relationship wo

available right now and what can be used in the future as you are in the process of this type of new best practices. and second is that what are the things that you personally think should be included besides these recommended right now? >> i can take those. so, to your first question, alex. so i just want to clarify what you mean in the first part. so in terms of research about what has been done about which piece? >> council member madrid: on what other cities -- >> i see. >> council member madrid: -- and departments are doing with it. there is a lot of going on about accessibility and best practices, what have you guys done any or just -- >> i can answer that. yeah, so as part of our first phase and the listening phase, part of our listening was also to look at what other cities are doing. so we actually did a very intense research and interview process with cities mostly in the united states so look at what they're doing and what the best practices are and what we can learn from. both mistakes and best practices. and then also, in addition to other cities, we also looked at -- we also talked with different subject matter experts in academia, to sort of

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what do you believe should be the contours of personally identifiable information? how should it be defined in federal legislation and how can we ensure that it will be adaptable to future advances in technology that can create new data points that can result -- inc. facial recognition, and other things of the like. -- think facial recognition and other things of the like. >> thank you, senator. sc first question. and appropriate definition, as i had said in my earlier testimony, we at google believe that there is a logical definition for person identifiable information. data that directly identifies a user. examples of this would be your name or email address. as a point of reference, i will point to the gdpr 's definition and which also extends to information collected from a user. we would say that in certain circumstances, that definition is overly broad. for purposes of the legislative work of this committee, the logical definition that one, i think a reasonable consumer would in for from the phrase personally identifiable information, would be information that

and you know well if i minute if i'm that person i might as well be that person. and i was thirteen. i remember this from last year this road in particular road but once i get into anything south of here that was all brand new to me. twenty two thousand or twenty hundred feet. i got down the water and then i went a little bit north. of the when the. when she disappeared disappeared as well. cannot find the truck to. running license plates a lot everything she thinks someone would have had i had on this truck i know you know about suspicious in itself. we can't really see it from you know looking straight at it so when we flew over the top of it that's when we can see all that stuff and. you know those things down there cooler and we don't know how long that r.v. has been. so you know get out there and take a look. at models when all of. this isn't with tools. or. anything interesting in. the supreme court and all those people are still. speaking i think you know. there's a truck over. it looks like it's been there for a while it almost looks to talk. i'm going to

be an arms race. sparing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. and i know it might say oh don't pal. coming up that. time told. him from pen there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground sex in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. other. no you didn't no one. on the water. or not he didn't. owe your. duty to this move or you. don't have faith in this government official of president i don't have faith in the system i swear i've got it i'm too liberal the system is not to sign for people like me. as well as the. defense of the poor here for different reasons but also john we also hope. most people in philadelphia are only a ballot two paychecks away from homelessness. this hour's headlines story the u.s. security chief cold's on sunday arabia to release details of the investigation into a dissident journalist disappearance in turkey. facebook is investigating a lift millions of users data have been rable day after launching a content cracked on hundreds of accounts

you appear to be a brave person but you are actually a coward. what is another way of calling someone a liar, the way you seem to be, what you are saying is not what you really are. so some way of calling somebody a liar was the key. you might have added truth teller to this. no one said that. for these people, not being called a liar. i want to unpack that for a second. this is a quote from england actually. but it captures the spirit of the thing. and englishmen trying to explain how lighting would be to a duel . he said, it's reputed the greater shame to be accounted a liar that any other injury is canceled by giving the lie. that is called when you gave someone a lie, it's a way of saying you called him a liar. he that receives it, the person being called a liar, stance so charged in his honor and reputation that he cannot this burden himself of that imputation but by striking of him that i given it by challenging him the combat. someone call you a liar, the only way out of it somehow is going down this road which would the to a duel . you kil

for trump this may be personal. listen to how beto o'rourke answered a question about impeaching him. >> i do think there's enough there for impeachment. and if asked, i would vote on it. now i have not made this the mission of the campaign. i've never called for it at a rally. never sent a campaign e-mail out about this. i'm not on any articles of impeachment for all the reasons i just gave you. i'm focused on the future. but, yes, i want to answer your question honestly. i think there's enough there to make sure we move forward. >> 18 days to go until texans vote, o'rourke has a long way to go in the polls. down seven points to ted cruz in an average of all the polls. some good news for o'rourke, the "houston chronicle" endorsed him. axios reports the chronicle encoursing o'rourke is a sharp turn away from the paper traditionally endorsing republican candidates. it endorsed mitt romney over barack obama in '08 and both george h.w. bush and george w. bush during their campaigns. doug, talk to me about how b beto's

you know well if i'm in it if i'm that person i might as well be that person. and i was thirteen. i remember this from last year the throw in particular road but once i dare you to anything south of here that was all brand new to me. twenty hundred. zero zero he would tell me. and you were. confused. and when i was so drunk i was trying to sober him out you would usually. usually crack open a beer on the way on the way home from work and when you get to where you can wherever you live if you're going to market you just start drinking and then a lot of times we have to take a cab or one of the guys you have a truck there and we would all drive out of there there's a lot of testosterone of bars and was allowed there was a lot of fist fights. and they would just throw wads of cash flow it felt good it's not like they were receiving anything fact that are all these things and find her attractive did you know there is nothing that they have to swap in cash and he just wanted to throw it usually only four or five girls in the bar and most of the . products fifty or sixty people everybod

be emotional, too. the assaults happened very, very viciously. he has an exemplary record as a person and human being. look at what his law clerks said about him, and they are at his elbow every single day with sundays off, and they worked hard with him and they see the judge over the years, and that's the measure of the person. i think the right perspective is to look at the total set of circumstances. i am glad judge kavanaugh wrote what he did, and perhaps -- >> he did not apologize. do you think he should have? >> i think he said what was on his heart, what is he felt strongly about this. i can appreciate this. when you are under assault, and i recount this in my book about the clinton investigation, unremitting relentless assault, and it goes to your family, and when your children are under death attack, you can't help as a person and human being to be emotional about it. >> i understand that. here's the key, i will let you finish? >> i think the key is when we look at the whole body of work, look at his life in public service. there are very few candidates, certainly in this -- the last century

writing in "the wall street journal," he is saying that the person we saw in the judiciary committee last week will not be the person we see on the court. brett kavanaugh wrote going forward you can count on me to be the same kind of judge and person i have been for my entire 28-year legal career. hardworking, even keeled, open minded, independent and dedicated to the constitution and the public good. brett kavanaugh's piece arrived at the end of day in which hida height camp announced she was voting against brett kavanaugh for two reasons. first she believes christine blasey ford, and second she believes kavanaugh's tone and behavior in the hearing last week demonstrated he is not fit for the united states supreme court. we will have more about senator heitkamp's decision later in this hour. brett kavanaugh did not apologize for his conduct in the hearing room last week. instead he offered words of explanation without an apology. saying, i was very emotional last thursday, more so than i have ever been. i might have been too emotional at times. i know that my tone was sharp and i said a few things i shou

in high school and college. >> overall, ultimately, we have to raids a question of is this person capable of beingcapable of being on the highest court in the land. and for me, things that should weigh in are temperament, character, disposition, and his background. so, yeah, we will never be able to conclusively determine beyond a reasonable doubt many of these things. >> also, his jooris prudence of his professional career. >> that's not what we're debating right now. >> you're saying there's really a question whether it can be a jurist? he's been a jurist on the d.c. circuit, one of the most respected courts in the land. and you can go through his opinions, 200, 300 opinions, and they're serious. they're credible. they display a judicial temperament and manner. he got angry, not because this was a judicial case where he had to adjudicate between two sides. because he was being personally accused of some of the worst possible things you can say about a person, including he was part of a gang rape ring in a suburban maryland county. if you're not angry when someone says that about you, there is so

>> who is going to be the person to seal the deal one way or the other. to kill the nomination or keep it alive. that's a big decision for joe manchin who according to our reporting does not want to be the person keeping kavanaugh alive single handedly, but he may be if susan collins feels like she has the political capital to do it or wants to do it. i think that's one of the reasons why there is so much uncertainty. i think it's not just about what the individual politics it of a yes or no vote is. it's also about being the driver. >> they are well aware that the fact that susan collins was sitting next to lisa murkowski talking about this in plain sight after she voted no on the procedural measure. after senator collins voted yes and we have the window that goes when we hear from collins. you never know. >> they were together on voting against health care, if you recall. they are friends. the thing that's interesting about senator murkowski is she doesn't owe the leadership anything. she would not be in the senate if she left it to the leadership. she l

personality to sway the mid-terms. it seems some of its written in stone, but i could be wrong. i think he's going out to sort of foster this personality around him. i think mitch mcconnell has hit that line, laura engram has. it's gotten very contagious. i think they think this idea there's a left or group of critics or media or out of control mob targeting the president is the most effective message they have because they certainly can't get real policy. >> this newly free pastor is welcomed back to the united states, goes to the oval office, there's a prayer, the president asking the pastor's wife who she voted for, and the president opens it up to questions. not about the pastor's release. he seems to relish, the president seems to relish not staying focused and talking ability what his advisers are sure he should be talking about. >> he's a cult leader. we're not talking about a political party in the normal sense of the word. we're talking about a cult. and if you are a leader of a cult, you have to keep showing up, right? jesus has to show up and be like, sol, why have you

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