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sin petaluma,an six miles becaus of fog tomorrow is not as cold because temperatures tonight are higher. 50s and 60s. live look from sfo, low ceilings will likely cause delays if you're flying out for business or pleasure. might call your carrier in advance. emeryville, fog right now. areas of dense fog tomorrow morning. warming trend continues tomorrow. started today and warmth holds saturday. turns cooler sunday. fine fall weather coming our way. forecast for santa cruz. gets warmer on friday you will notice. beach weather. 78 in santa cruz, both mornings expect some fog along the coast. santa cruz camera, lovely view, nobody there at boardwalk tonight. low 40s to low 50s morning. fog not inland but bay and coast but may be dense. watch out. tomorrow afternoon in south bay going up. 76 in san jose, 75 in santa clara. penin la, coast will be in 60s of the rest in the 70s and 80s. 79 in santa rosa. east bay, mild and bright. oakland 73. 74 in fremont. accuweather app is free, track . accuweather seven-day forecast. if you like what you saw today, going to enjoy tomorrow. warming trend c

becaus of the rural numbers, they f better about the seats that are in red areas.f it's blue or purple, democr have the advantage, anders three weeks from tomorrow. >> all right. john, we'll be with you a lot. thanks very much. remind don't miss "full circle on facebook. you get to pick the stories we cover. can yo see it week nights at 6:25 e news continues. want to hand it over to chris. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. >> thank you anderson. saudi arabia may be changing the sketch story on the missing journa why should we buy this one. and when i say we, i mean you and me. the president is fine with whatev his pal the king tells him y does he take the saudi king's word at face value and says let's take a measured respon when it comes to his own standa of proof back home, i'll show you a shocking contra so shocking that congress may have to act

. >> many synagogues have protec sadly, constantly becaus threats are constant in theewish community. someti low level, sometimes very serious. so sadly this isn't -- this isn't a shock and yet it is unexpe can you just share with how the commun sort of reacting, how particularl in the jewish commun there? well, in pittsbur hearts broken. right now we're trying to grapplus with this horren crime, something that is one of the darkest day in our city's histor our city is small. all co are connected togeth understand an attack aga our jewish community i an attack againstur entire city. we're here right now to helphe victim families. that's the foremost part of what we need to do. the second part is to get to the folks who have been injured. our officers and others. and be able to help them and their families as well. >> president trump said he spoken with you yesterday. ion?was that convers what can you share? >> it was cordial we basically talked about the horr w tragedy i able to share with him the details of just how bad it had been. and he basihlly said any resour that would be neces

. >>> a busy road in danville across the bay was shirt down becau -- shut down because of an unstable road. you can see those big trucks there working on this. drivers were told to find another way around it while crews cut down parts and tried to stabilize others. the good news, sycamore valley road has reopened. >>> a lot rewarded today as 12 schools were named national blue ribbon. johnom and hopkins were on the list. argonaut was honored and in redwood city, north star academy. they honored schools that excelled in student achievement or made significant goals in close e closing the achievement gap. >>> today is day one from fleet week. this is video from last year. the blue angels doing practice runs. here's video of the militarytoda on wednesday, some of the navy ships will open for tours. friday is the parade of ships. that's weather permitting. >> it usually is when the blue angels fly. can you forecast that? >> of course he can. >> we get our chance of rain that we've all been looking forward to, and we'll get clearing in the extended. let's take you into the micro climate fo

becaus was so powerful? gotten way off. >> that does make sense. >> there is almost like a barrier. a lot of women don't have. a lot of peoplethat in the wor. don't have th i don't like discussing exes and allhat because i'm married. i'm happily married. i have two little girls. it is disrespectful to tom and to kate. i try to stay in the here and now. fans.e biggest keith urban you may be the biggest but we're right behind reu. >> runner-up. >> cas, let's talk about you. you have this film and you're also on broadway. how is that? >> i do a lot of direct address. >> say the nam of the play. >> it's called "the waiverly gal. >> i love the side conversation. >> so maternal. >> youuy click. i love it. >> thank you for coming to see us. "boyerased" from our sister ompany hits theaters on november 2nd. >>> with halloween almost here, we have turned rockefeller plaza to chocofeller plaza. clever ideas to use up all that candy. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> chocofeller plaza was created by "today" with ou

pg&e shutting off people becaus fire danger and steve paulson winds. us to talk about the mostly napa, sonoma and lake coun that's correct. gusting 33 out of travis. napa airport is east coast -- southeast there. vacaville, davis and some of the higher elevations in the north bay hills. out of the north and northeast per hour wind advisory goes until 10:00 a.m. -- and 50-60 miles per hour, about 3000 feet and highest gusts above 4000 feet. the red flag warning due to very low humidity and the east northeast winds will go through noon. the direction is going on shore and it takes the turn and that's all the way out toward nevada and for us down to southern california drier air spilling and. 40s 50s and 60s and is 52 degrees at 68. there are some big differences. lake port 63 degrees. wind driven thames. 53 lafayette to 65 in black hawk. 48 and dublin. san

and in manhattanhe times warner buildg was evacuated becaus of a suspicious bag. nypd brought i a bomb sniffing dog but it turned out to be unattended igtoys. >> now, hundreds of law enforcement officers are vestigating this case. information could change at any g ment and we'll be monitor it all for you. >> guilty, that was the verdict handed down durin a brutal murder case that gripped the district in 2015. daron wint was convicted of ki oing three membe the family and their housekeeper. the verdict came after a six t week trit included pictures of the crime scene, dna evidence and a host of witnesses that testified against wint. defense attorneys tried to argue his brother w theeal killer but after two days jurors convicted him of murder, kidnapping burglary, and arson. >> the prosecutors in this left no doubt in the minds of the jurors that this was a very strong case on the evidence. >> he'll receive a lifennce for each of the four murders. a hearing in february will decide if he'll have a chance at parole. >> aecent college graduate was gunned down on the wa

it's doinghi ier done before, becau of the high winds and dry conditions, pg&e is now shutting off power before a fire, as these conditions for fire danger get higher and higher. >> this is to mitigate wildfire risk. this is for the safety of the communities. we know how people rely on electricity and will only shut off the power temporarily as a last resort. >> reporter: pg&e does not acknowledge it has anything to do with because it was caused by power lines. >> having active power lines can contribute to a fire, can make it harder for fire officials to fight. why shut down the power? >> it's for the safety of the community. when a fire threat arises, when there's these extreme weather conditions, we want to do everything to keep our community safe and our customers safe. that's why we're looking at shutting off the power tonight. >> right now i talked to folks here in calistoga. most of them tell me they're patient with this decision, but having power out for an extended period of time, that can change some minds about patience or impatience. so we will see. reporting live in downtown

tosimone: if i can tell my, it might encourage other people a lot oftheirs, becaus people look up to me so if she can be strong enough, hopefully i can, too. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. hurricane michael has crashed dlinto florida's panhas the strongest storm to hit the continental u.s. in 25 years. packing winds of 155 miles an hour, it ripped a path of destruction and created a dangerous storm surge. right now it is headinh and continuing to drop dehstating rainfall mixed w strong winds. gary o'donoghue is in panama beach, floridar and he starts coverage. gary: this is what the full force of nature lorrs like in huicane form. michael is now pounding the ningida panhandle, threa every thing in its path. the sheer power of hurrica michael has started to hurl itself against the florida panhandle. it is causing devastation -- some power lines are already down. we are expecting this to go on hours, late few intongednesday, with winds goi up to 145 miles per hour. driving through the streets of panama city beach this morning, there w

that ought to alarm all of us becau right now he's the only thing protecting the mueller inves he needs to stay this post. there has been some rorting that is willing to resign as long as the president doesn't say bad things abt him. that i think is completely unacce >> also in washingtoday, google's executive with house republicans to discus the place that the compan is trying to compress conser views. this has been lelled at other tech companies as well. do you that social media compan are dampening free speech >> i haven't seen any evidence of political bias in terms of how the social media platforms operat or how the algo rhythms are structured. it's true that a great many people may nhe like politi views, butt employees of google are entitled to their own ri like everyone else. the claims of bias are bogus. it' part of an effort to get theejlatforms t ice the conat the present in favor of conservativ views and i don't that google or any other company ought to be bullie doing that. >> there have been questions about the size of the companies. google as 40% and facebook has billio of

. >>> an ohio mother has achieved rock star status becau makesor her kids. >> good for her.h year stephanie pokorny makes a set of hand stitched no pattern crochet costumes. it takes between 25 and 40 hours to make each of them. she even started a website to teach others how to do it. >> here's a list of our favorites, papa smurf. >> yep. >> harry potter. oh, the gnome. >> it's so good. >> there goes harry potter. the best of all, e.t. >> mom is absolutely a rock star. >> yes. >>> so "friends" star david schwimmer says it wasn't me. >> yeah. we told you about a suspected beer thief in the uk who looked like schwimmer who played ross, of course, on the show "friends." authorities confirm schwimmer had an alibi that day, and he was in the united states. >> allegedly. >> allegedly. >> but he's making sure we know it wasn't him, so he posted this instagram video of his own beer run at a grocery store in new york. >> it totally was him. >> yeah, i mean, they're twins. >>> so a big fashion faux pas for the royals in the south pacific. >> prince harry and meghan arrived on the isla

no bond o trading day becau columbus day. the dow rose 39. 52.daq fell another the s&p was down just a point. >> that will do it for us tonight. i'm su herera. thanks for joining us. >> i'm billgriffeth. happy columbus day. see you tomorrow. >> yes, indeed. >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and vler foundation, pursuin solutions for america's neglected needs. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts with a vision. we see its ideal form in o mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveal new possibilities.

i'm latching just becau>> yes. wondered why you were latching. >> any time politicians get involved i get worried. i think at least with google and facebookn particular, it's been such a prominent issue already. we have priced in a lot of that risk. and for them to solve the issues that they are trying to solve i going to take many, many years. it's not something i view as a near-term issue. >> we will be looking at the possibility of the regulation of those companies coming up in a bit on the program. andy hair key bang. >> what will it take for a sense of calm to return to wall street? bob pisani tries to answer that. >>> strong earning may not be enough to calm the market until the higher yields are resolved. 80% ofhe companies are beating earnings. earnings growth is 22% terrific. expected tonu con into the fourth quarter but it's not shifting because the markets shifted to rates and swing grow in china. macroissue. the main risk is rising rates on the back of strong u.s. economic data therefore the market come

. >> the adrenaline evefinitely helped, becaus when i'm walking or doing stretches, i'm in a bit of painjust hours before, biles nailed a challenging brand new vault routine. now dubbed "the biles." >> i don't know how she does it. she's so amazing. >> reporter: biles, pushing through the pain, to help her team secure victory. >> and get this. she plans to comte again this weekend, still suffering from that kidney stone. that's "nightly news" for thsday. i'm lester holt. , or all of us at nbc newsthank you for watching, and good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> do you think you could get nicole kidman to play me because she is my absolute favorite actress ever. >> a mother knows when somethin isn't right. >> ask and ye shall receive. the incredible story behind nicole's new film. >> how old were

trying to get you to hink that your vote doesn't count, becaus the election is quote hacked ibm has embarkedl tour -- with what they call a "cybersecurity command center" - to help educate americans about cybersecurity... 20 gestural control of audio video private companies like these, state election officials and the department of homeland promise to work together to ensure our votes election day. in washington, morgan wright (vicki) ibm says cybersecurity is actually organized crime -- and right now it is a 445 billion dollar industry... lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day around the bay area with sunny skies and warm temperatures. highs today were in the 70s and low 80s inland but patchy dense fog swept in along the coast in the afternoon to keep temperatures cooler there and in the 60s. skies will be mostly clear tonight with patchy dense fog. lows will be in the 40s and 50s. high pressure will continue to build warming us up even further. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and 80s inland, 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. cooler weather and more clouds will return on sunday. i

. >> becau of protocol, that's how we sit at all the official he is my partner in crime in every majorhing where all the formers gather. it was a simple gesture. he was getting a cough drop from laura. i said hand me a cough drop. oh, okay. >> mrs. obama says bipartisanship ps whatple expect. it comes as current fmest lady nia trump said she may be the most bullied person. >>> the election just around the corner and politic arguments, can they heat up anymore? take a deep breath before you fire off that e-mail or tweet to people this power. >>> an increase in investigations and prosecutions of threatsga madest government officials over this past year. as scott mcfarlane reports, some people are learning the limits of free speech on social media the hard way. >> it is so easy and tempting to post e-mail or tweet something political. >> did you ever envision you could tweet anything, itould get you arrested? >> no. not this ba >> kiler moved toxa aleria nine years ago to get involved in polics. en dame orlando pulse nightclub shooting in 2016. >> it really touched me. >> angry abouthe na

them understand it is a business and they be up on their game, spiritually, emotionally, i mentally becaut easy. >> it is a lot of work. but the payoff is wonderful, right? >> it was so rewarding. >> it was so nice to meet you. thank you so much for joining us. >> hope to see you guys there. ♪ nothing, oh nothing could ever change this love i have ♪ >> a woodbridge man takes his talents to nbc's the voice. "bri brian cherry sang but unfortunately none of the judges turned their chairs. jennifer hudson said it ft like the song lost its weight toward the end. >> a fire captain took his smokingew recipe toork for a chance at $10,000. he's turning his grand prize winning recipe into holiday cheer to children in need. molette green has the details.ep ter: you're looking at a wing $10,000 pot of chili, that longing to captain eddie dumeyer. there's a good reason why santa is also in the kitchen. captain eddie, you won.yo beat out four others to be americs best firehouse chili champ. $10,000 is the >> right. we're going to take that $10,000. we have a program where we send santa on a fire engine

at 3:00 tomorrow morning through saturday at 2:00. 6.5 million people under a fire weather watch becaussanta anas. 88 palm springs. afternoon sunshine in monterey. 70. clouds and 55 in eureka. 70 in yosemite. let's take a look atta hoe. temperatures are warming back to average. upper 20s in the mornings to mid-60s in the afternoons. >>> a close friend tells abc news khashoggi was killed in a bar baric way. he was briefed by officials. he was last seen at the saudi consulate in istanbul. it post points to journalists in the middle east. >> what we have been deprived of is a very keen and smart analyst and a moral voice for a political vision, gradually liberalizing reform in the arab world. >> khashoggi's editor will take part in a discussion today by the hoover in washington, d.c. >>> a ribbon-cutting ceremony today. it was replaced with a glass canopy design. it will feature new sound and light system for live performances in the hopes of drawing residents and visitors to the area. the opening will be followed by three more days of family fun and cultural activities on the plaza and li

we went on there sole live becau -- solely because many of the people who got kicked off of twitter foring anti-semitism went to that stit. they're using all kinds of hatred and spinning it amongst themselves. i think it emboldens people and they have a group of people who make them believe what they believe and then it compounds it and makes them think this is actually true. so some of the falsehoods you know about the holocaust, they are having that reinforced again and again and again and again and it just completely shades their mind. they don't understand what it is that they're reading, that's false and they start believing their own rhetoric. >> or they understand it's false but they just don't care. >> don't care. >> sara sidner, thanks very much. back to you, brooke. >> city leaders in pittsburgh are divided over whether the president should be there today. we'll have that and we'll have breaking news. sources tell cnn the justice department is now investigating interior secretary ryan zinke. this is actually under your budget. it's great. mm-hmm. yeah, and when you move in, ge

>> where i think heidi heitkamp is going down in north korea becau -- north dakota because she's goingo vote against kavanaugh. in terms of whether it sways any votes, i don't think. it's all about that fbi report. flake, collins, murkowski. they want to vote for brett kavanaugh. i am a little afraid that jeff flake might bump into someone who is mean to him in an elevator. >> ooh, come on. >> matt, don't diminish -- >> my big fear is that jeff flake is intercepted by someone mean to him. i give him a 70% chance of confirmation. >> that's exactly what's wrong with what men were doing. those women were honest about their experiences and you're saying because someone was mean to him. they weren't mean. they were raw and real about their experiences. >> i think you should care about people being abused, whether or not they confront you in an elevator. i don't think that should be the thing that suddenly changes their mind. they should be thinking these thing through before. >> even if jeff flake takes the stairs that day, on the day of voting, i frankly hope that lisa murkowski, susan col

probably becau of the columbus day holiday. i'll take it for sure. norbeck road a shot of an ambulance on the scene. real wordn what's going on there. crews on the scene there and not seeing too much of a delay though. it's going 2 to take minutes. right now aimee is out and about this morningking for fog. where are you aimee? >> i want to show you how roads are looking where we are. it's extremely foggy out there.' >> in place until 10:00 a.m. we'll stay out here monitoring the conditions and bring you more updates later this morning. back toyou. >> amy, thank you. two minutes after 6:00 right now. should limousines face more regution. over t weekend 20 people were killed when a limo crashed. this happened just outside alba albany. the driver of this ford excursion limousine was speeding down a hill and ran a stop sign. that driver slammed into a parked car and then hit and killed three pedestrians. the driver and all 17 passengers were killed. four sisters are among the dead. the limo was rented to celebrate the youngest sister's birthday. >> they

this is such app hn honor becau you've had many presidents, they never get to put a justice on the supreme court. republicans passed the biggest tax cut and reform in history with massive tax cuts for the middle class. take your cameras, go into the middle and search. you're going to find ms-13, middle eastern, you're going to find everything. and guess what, we're not allowing them in our country. >> joining us now, political analyst john avalon. president trump has said he's not a politician. you can't say that. he is a masterful politician in this moment. >> well, we are watching fear and loathing on the campaign trail, and there is no doubt that he is one of the most effective marketers that politician has seen. he's remade the political party in a conservative populist, now nationalist image, which is really a rebuke to past presidents, reagan, bush and on. he's tried to play to the outer reaches of politics, give evidence of a play to the base panic. i'm trying to stoke these fires through falsehoods. i'm not sure that's evidence of skill. that's evidence maybe of instinct. he talks

i had to literally tap somebody's car one time becaue they wn the phone. it is scary. it is really, eareally,y scary. they don't pay attention. >> repter: and if there i any day to pay close attention to what's going on arounu, it is this morning. it is walk to school day which means you're going to have a lot of kids out there walking to school, riding their bike. please pay attentionea as you out the door this morning. live in aspen hill, chris lawrence. >> it's 35. today the caps will take on a familiar rival, the vegas goldeg s. this will be the caps first game in nearly a week. you know the knights wil bringing the heat onto the ice. you'll remember last time they faced off was a stanley cup final. ouraps beat the team in the stanley cup final. they celebrated the stanley cup win right there in vegas. the puck drops tonight and you can watch all of the action here sports. >>> 6:36. this morning molette green working for you with some carey owe key for charity. >> absolutely. we just finished up "proud mary." you should haveee me. you should haveee me. that'sart on

. >> the water in ames can keep nif e g becaus biggest upsets and become a habit for the team.ongoing thing. >> maybe it would have been better for them to do "thriller." ♪ thriller >> and probably dress up as -- >> you like my little t-rex arms. >> googly eyes down and t-rex arms down. >> you know what, speaking of dancing, do your kids floss? >> they're not flossing -- the floss dance. >> everybody is doing the floss including the iconic ohio state band. the ohio state, yes, during their halftime show over the weekend, marching musicians got in formation to do the dance of the backpack kid. >> look at that. >> it needs to be a little faster. >> i see. okay, i see it now. it's like three people that are doing the floss. >> everybody is doing the floss. you know who hasn't done the floss? >> they do it better than kendis. >> has stephanie done the floss? >> i never attempted to do it. maybe after this. you can try and do it. that's not it. >> okay, so -- >> you like this? like my floss, everybody? >> all right. >> we can do something else. these schools are getting really creat

would be, like, games, may any baseball games that are leftover or soccer games could be cancelled becaus of wet fields. walk to end hiv, weut will be there, cool heavy rain is over, but there in the yellow, could er s lshkings, ow good. a shower is possible, but most of it looking dry, and then the pumpkin patch, go sunday. right nosunday? looking good. i got not bad in there, but it's lookingeally niceunday with sunshine and 56, maybe 58, channg that to 58, higher tomorrow after that morning frost, and saturday and sunday, agaif a half and h weekend, not the best on saturday, but increasing some sunshine late saturday and especially into the day sunday with a high of 60 sunday, and then cool again as we head to halloween, and halloween isne of the coolest day on the 10-day forecast. >> oh, no. >> double up on the costumes. last year'sostume and this year's, that will keep you warm. >> with a coat on top of that. dsank you, doug. >>> rekins have one job sunday to stop the giants. how the team plans to stop new how the team plans to stop new york's rookie sensation. before he was attorney

even though you may have lived in the community for 70 years and you know everybody, you can't vote becaus because you oe a piece of paper. that's not north dakota. it's not the way we do things in north dakota. the litigation is still ongoing. it was refused tuesday to lift a state on the opinion. it means that it's not enforced and it was an inappropriate infringement on the voting rights and the supreme court basically reaffirmed the circuit court stated. the litigation will be ongoing and argued in the circuit, and i hope that native american veterans who get an opportunity to vote because they put on the uniform in favor of opportunity. >> and they do get to go to, senator. that's the point. the standard is the easiest of anywhere in the country. we are the only state that does not have the voter registrationn coul.the legislature did not sae don't want these people to vote with some of the law that keeps them from voting. the standard is the same for all people. all people, regardless of race, creed or color. identity politics has got to stop, and it's got to stop now or we are going

he is actually following in my footsteps, becau wife at howard, so. >> jimmy: oh, is that right?know, people think we're empty nesters. nope. [ light laughter ] found out a new term. boomerg. that's when -- that's when one -- that's when your kid goes off toollege and you think they're gone, but they come back home. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they come right back. >> yeah, so, obviously i didn't throw that boomerang out far enough. because it's back already. but -- >> jimmy: what does she want to do? >> she wants to change the world, man. you know, she got her degree in sociology and ethnic studies. and she wants to write policy and change policy and help disenfranchised people. but i told her, i was like, "baby, first you have to secure the bag." i was like, "because you cannot help disenfranchise people when you are dinfranchised." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're a good dad. i ffered -- this is what i did. true story. i offered to get her a a chick-fil-a, and she turned me down. my: what do you mean, "get her chick-fil-a?" >> i was going to get her a a restaurant. i was going t

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i know, becaus especially in our first two years of college, i often drank with him.ow, brooke, his statement goes on to say that he was deeply troubled by kavanaugh's comments to the judiciary committee, that it was a gross mischaracterization of what he remembers about brett kavanaugh from that time. and he's not the only classmate that has had concerns. we've also heard from liz swisher and lynn brooks who say they remember kavanaugh being a heavy drinker. of course, we've also talked to other classmates who refute that, who say they knew kavanaugh well, they socialized him and knew him to be a good friend. i spoke to chris dudley last week, a good friend of kavanaugh who stayed in touch with him and he tells me he doesn't remember kavanaugh ever losing control or drinking excessively to the point where he wouldn't be able to remember something. he says he was just not that kind of guy. so a lot of mixed messages that we've heard here today, brooke. >> mm-hmm. lauren fox, thank you for that. >>> meantime, more on this surreal presidential news conference from earli

and greg kinnear ran the next red light. [ laughter ] just becau he did not want to give in to grandpaght. >> i mean not mute. he's chosen not to speak.ng so i'm sitn the back seat just going like, okay, did we really just run a red light? and greg i'mure did it safely. >> jimmy: oh yeah, of course. of course. >> as safe as you can run a red light. >> jimmy: yeah that's very important. of course. how did it feel directing this movie? and writing it? this is a big deal. >> yh. >> jimmy: did you always want to write and direct? >> yeah, i've wanted to make a a film for a long time. basically, i read this book which just sort of made my heart leap. akdecided you know, let me a stab at a first draft. >> jimmy: have yan ever written hing before? >> never written. and i didn't know if i could. so i started kind of dipping myo in that pond. and as i was writing i stared thinking, "okay, this is pretty good. pretty good. so i gave it to my partner zoe, who'a proper writer. she's written plays and screenplays. >> jimmy: i love zoe. >> and she tore it apa[ . ughter ] she came out of the bedroom.

>> we remember where we came before the crisis. 2006, 2007, probably we had a price is becau crisis because interest rates were too low for too long. time for the fed to normalize and the economy is growing at 4% inflation is another 2%. so it's a nominal growth rate of 6% and interest rates are still at 2%. so you can't apply simple rules. but just on the back of the envelope calculation, there is a long way for the fed to go to get back to normal >> finally, i have to ask you, given the big moves we've seen in markets globally this week, yes, a pickup today, but on the equity side of things, it was ugly do you think the selloff continues? >> well, i mean, selloff cannot continue forever at a certain point, you know, it gets to a point where it's cheaper to buy but i think it's a signal that markets are a bit nervous about many things. trade. the policy in the u.s., expanding fiscal policy and tight monetary policy. maybe valuation is where it is excessive. i think you go through the cycles i think it's better to have them earlier than at the end of the cycle. i think it's to some extent i

i'm expecting it to be all andpy and abandoned becaus there's, like, 40 people there because there's a flashlight tour, which was more creepy than if nobody had been there. aey were meant to look like victorian home, because you paid to have your family member treated there, and you wanted to feel as though they were getting good treatment, right? as those as silence decayed over the years, they got overcrowded and treatment methods changed -- as those asylums decayed. what used to be welcoming and representative of aspects of how we treat mental in ways that people don't want to function, so i guess that is sort of a shorthand version of what i talk about in the book, but it is about the architecture, about the way the buildings were built, and how our intentions get coded into architecture in a way that lasts much longer than the intentions themselves, so we change our cultural attitudes much faster than our buildings actually fall down. same thing with victorian homes, same things with fortress-like prisons. yet, thesedeas, and buildings are left standing, and theyis a lot and how

. >> i'm not deleting that becaus then you say king had to apologize. he's wrong.knows he's guilty. i don't feel guilty one bit. i'm human. >> this political ad raised eyebrows, targeting jews for global interest. >> while those accused of antisemtouch for years like louis farrakhan continue to tweet and make inflammatory statements. >> when jews are literally under attack, we should have a zero tolerance policy on intolerance. it's unacceptable that anyone from the president to minister farrakhan to anyone in between should make comments and all of it should be called out. all of it should be unacceptable. >> that was cnn national correspondent sara sidner reporting. so from there, where this sudden rise in anti-semitism seems most obvious, social media. joining me right now, tech reporter from the daily beast, will summer, and senior technology correspondent laurie segall to talk about this. thank you so much for being here. laurie, how bad is it right now? is social media becoming the primary platform to spread hate right now? >> i think it's really bad. i have

and this has been becau-- vice president pence who just arrived at the white house has been very involvedis. and we expect to get more specific announcements from the department of state and here at the white house about his return. what happened is a court in turkey has determined that there would be no need for him to be serving any kind of sentence because of the time that he has been held and detained. americans say that he is innocent of these charges and this is a diplomatic victory for the trump administration. and it comes at a time when there are a lot of sensitivities with the u.s. and turkey and of course turkey has been involved in the ongoing story of the crisis with the u.s. and saudi arabia over permanent american columnist khashoggi who has been missing and is feared dead. that happened in turkey. so this kind of a diplomatic twist is something that has been in the works for a long time. and this morning the president is confirming that andrew brunson, an american citizen, has been freed from detention and will be making his way home. we'll have more as this unfolds about

the turning point could be when the video was released becaus a lot ha happened since then. city came to an agreement on consent decree with the state's attorney general. so there is hope. i think the city's history of distrust between the community and the pole department is generations old so it will probably take a lot more than this verdict tp imlement lots of heavy change. >> brandis friedman of wttw chicago tonight, thank you so much. >> woodruff: as we reported earlier, the nobel peace prize was awarded thisorning in oslo, norway. william brangham reports on the winners, two champions of women who have survived sexual violence and the use of rape as a weapon of war. n >> twegian nobel committee >> brangham: the decision to award the prize to an iraqi survivor of wartime sexual violence and a congolese doctor who treats such survivors was especially significant given the world's growing recognition of the epidemic of violence ainst women. >>fe want to send a message awareness that women who constitute half of the population in most communities actually are used as a we

that have large immigrant communities so the crimes were reported and prosecuted rather than hit him becaus hitting bect quotation beneath the -- deportation. i will stand up to this present or any president in washington who wants to commandeer the local law enforcement to enforce their broken washington policies rather than the local community priorities. >> mr. polis, just so i understand and this is yes or no. i understood mr. stapleton said he wouldn't support seeking undocumented workers in areas for deportation. >> correct, that is not the job of the -- >> so you agree. we have another follow-up. we have had the federal government talk about financial sanctions and sanctions against cities and agencies who don't help federal immigration authorities. what you support that, mr. stapleton? >> i would support a governor's ability to end sanctuary cities in colorado. so we had a uniform policy that has the back of sheriffs and police officers that are trying so desperately to keep communities safe. we shouldn't have said they did commit a felony that entered illegally be released from jai

consulate like saudi arabia in istanbul would be worthy becaus of where it sets in the gee owe politicsgion. that's one. certainly through the cooperation with a lot of intelligence agencies in the region gather what they also have. the turks who have been piecing this together and leading the investigation have come out forcefully. they have said they have the evidence, although they haven't provided it to the public, they say they have the evidence of what happened inside that consulate, and for their own intelligence capabilities, the united states and turkey would share that. it's interesting because it goes back to the politics that the u.s. and turkey's relationship has been strained in the last couple of months because the president has been tweeting about the turks. they've been very upset about the detention of an american pastor. the relationship between the u.s. and turkey is strained. that might mitigate a little bit of the intelligence sharing cooperation. you wouldn't be hearing from american senators so defin tivoli. you had chris murphy on morning joe when he was asked,

do you think he was coordinating with wikileaks or the trump campaign, becau think he wanted coordinateith wikileaks and he certainly, i think, was made aware of what wikileaks was doing. whether or not there was coordination really is reliant on seeking the subpoena power that we had in the committee that wasn't used to get the direct messages of roger stone, because that's how he was communicating with julian assange. >> if the democrats, your party, win control of the house of representatives next tuesday, what do you think is on the agenda for the house intelligence committee once it is chaired by a democrat? >> i think we're going to do the job we were first required to do, and that is subpoena those that we were unable to pursue under the nunes committee, and we will do a comprehensive review just like the senate bipartisan committee is doing. but, again, ours became so much a pawn of the president that we weren't doing our job. >> and you will have subpoena power, so you're going to go after a lot of documents i assume, is that right? >> yes. we need to go after a lot of document

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i mean hoor e he does it becaus he's an ego maniac. >> one of the them was a conversation we heard a little bit about about jim mattis and what he thinks about jim mattis. he's always been very big on mattis. we heard lately that relationship may be starting to sour as mattis speaks truth to him. here's a little what he told leslie. >> what about mattis, is he going to leave? >> i don't know. he hasn't told me. it could be that he is. i think he's sort of a democrat, if you want to know the truth. >> the president didn't fully explain what that means -- he's sort of a democrat if you want to know the truth. >> he did not. i think there's two possibilities here. one is that because mattis is rare figure in his orbit who does push back on his ideas, on his proposals that he therefore thinks that mats s is essentially part of the opposition. we know there are figures within the administration, you know, who clashed with mattis themselves and it's possible they've persuaded trump mattis is not really on his team. i think another possibility, though, is that trump is sort of preparing the

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regarding secretary mnuchin he's intending to go becau o importance of the issue of endsi ending terroristng. along with the president and the general investigation, mr. mnuchin will make up his mind as the week progresses and as new information emerges >> the problem that i have is with the fed. the fed is going wild. i mean, i don't know what their problem is, but they're raising interest rates and it's ridiculous. the fed is going loco. no reason for them to do it. i'm not happy about it. >> the president said he's not happy about it. he also said the fed is out of control. fed is out of control. what's he going to do about it? >> well i don't -- look, he's expressing his opinion, george. he's a successful businessman and investor. he's raising an important topic. a lot of people on wall street and academia and the press are talking about interest rates and whether it will impact the economy. it's a legitimate subject. >> do you believe the fed is out of control? >> look, i don't personally and the president respects the independence of the fed. let me make that very clear. he's said as