oxley. >> did i kill ben?know who kill ben? no. did dawn kill ben? no. do i know anything about the murder? no. >> were you and dawn involved in any way in the planning of the murder of ben? >> no. i'm looking you in your eyes. i did not kill him. >> reporter: but that was it. lots of denials. no real evidence. a year and a half had gone by since the murder. it was the summer of 2009. on to cold case territory. >> getting there. >> reporter: then one afternoon, as detective elgis was recovering from a night on the graveyard shift, his cell phone rang. it was dawn oxley. >> she basically said she couldn't take it anymore and she wanted to talk. >> what were you thinking on the way to see her? >> it's about time. >> reporter: the detective drove over to dawn's house. she was inebriated. >> i didn't hurt him. >> reporter: she had quite a story to tell about james, about how he offered to murder ben. >> the night ben died, he said now or never. and i said no. i said not today. don't do it. no. i said no. i said no

ben: welcome to "the ben shapiro election special." we are in the midst of one of the most important elections of our lifetime. whether president trump has opponentsor allies in congress, whether the next two years will be filled with grandstanding or conservative governance and whether president trump gets to shape the supreme court with more judicial picks and the last issue democrats are hoping to leverage for more political gain in 2018. president trump appointed brett kavanaugh, democrats wanted to delay kavanaugh's nomination until after the midterms six weeks away. if they can delay his nomination, they can make the midterms about the supreme court seat. elect democrats, and we will stop trump's pick cold. until last week that task was impossible, then the democrats played the dirtiest trick possible. six days after the initial judiciary committee hearings ended, senator dianne feinstein of california issued a bombshell announcement. anonymous woman made unspecified allegations about kavanaugh that she referred to the fbi. four

>> ben's life-long friend wasn't comment. rrow ben wraps up his third week in rehab. learned his deluxe treatment program includes regular work-outs at home. that's him this morning back at his place. and judging by this van outside, ben's making a major upgrade to his home basketball court. yesterday the 46-year-old actor got a rehab visit from his 22-year-old playboy model companion shauna sexton. >> how is ben doing shauna? >> meanwhile, ben's brother casey affleck is upbeat about ben's treatment. >> how's your brother? how's ben? >> he's doing great. thanks for asking. he's in rehab and he's recovering and seems to be doing well. thank you. >> 2016 casey said that he himself has been sober for three years. the 43-year-old oscar winner was at the toronto film festival promoting his new movie "the old man and the gun." the comedy is due out september 28th and also stars 82-year-old robert redford in what he told keltie will probably be his final role. >> i feel good about this role. i'll be done after this i think. >> it was a very big, great honor to work with him

ben told him he had to donate . and so with that intention in mind ben wired the money.is point you need to know, $500 is like a year's salary in liberia. so really, it's kind of ridiculous to expect an unemployed impoverished hustler to just give all that money away. the fact is ben never thought he would. until another batch of pictures arrived. there were book bags, notebooks. he cleaned out the market, rented a cap to haul the loot, and blessed five schools with abundance. joel, seen here with a crown inadvertently overhead, turned out to be more savior than scammer. >> he came through. >> you were wrong about him. >> he showed me that there was a different side to him. >> reporter: for ben it was such a revelation. >> so here we are. >> reporter: he did something he could have never imagined just a few months earlier. he traveled to monrovia, liberia, set aside his doubt and distrust, and opened his mind to the very real possibility that someone he thought was a bitter enemy -- >> i know you. >> reporter: -- might actually be a friend in disguise. >> joel. how are y

. >> plus -- >> ben is an alcoholic. we come from a long line of alcoholics. >> how ben's addiction is affecting jen? >> then in the kitchen with the duchess. >> why cher isn't a fan of cher. >> we're getting ready with "this is us" star chrissy metz. ♪ could you be the most beautiful girl in the world ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> we judy coming to you from the microsoft theater in downtown los angeles. >> stars brawling and getting bruised up. it's nuts. you can't make this up. >> let's start with carrie underwood getting emotional. the country superstar revealing her struggles with fertility. >> we got pregnant early 2017 and it didn't work out. got pregnant again in the spring and it didn't work out. got pregnant again early 2018 and it didn't work out. so at that point it was just kind of like, okay, like what's -- why do i keep getting pregnant if i can't have a kid? >> suffering three devastating miscarriages in less than two years. leading up to last month's announcement. >> i would literally have thes

yes, he admitted he was there when ben hobbs killed angie, even held her down he admitted when ben stabbeder and then finally, he said, he even stabbed her once himself. the motive, revenge. supposedly angie had been meddling in ben's marriage and mr. hobbs did not like that one bit. >> so detectives confronted hobbs, who denied any part in fact murder. and asked them a question about angie. >> was she raped the night she was killed? >> i don't know. that's why i'm asking you because if she was, my dna will prove my innocence right there. >> and lo and behold, he was right. that dna result came back and the semen found on angie's body didn't belong to ben hobbs or chris tapp, neither one of them. >> what went through your heads when the dna results came back and it showed that the attacker was not ben hobbs. >> it's frustration. >> but the detectives decided that didn't mean chris was lying or that the theory of the crime was wrong. it could only mean they decided that they needed to expand the theory. ben hobbs and chris tapp were guilt, they were sure of it, so that mystery dna must have

is she to blame for ben falling off the wagon. >> and i'm talking with ben ex jennifer garner. >>> plusitney houston's wedding day relived on screen and how lindsay lohan just set >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, every platform, ♪ >>> "playboy" model shauna sexton is fighting back after a fan claimed she got ben affleck, quote, thrown into rehab. but sexton responded in part, "blaming a 22-year-old for someone's third time in rehab is just ridiculous. never drank around or with him for the record. ben has been in rehab now for nearly 2 weeks. >> strong clapback game by shauna. >>> speaking of strong, ben's ex jennifer garner is strong for her new movie "peppermint." >> i saw the movie with hardened movie critics, you know, how movie critiques don't react and people were cheering. >> come on! >> they were like, wooh! >> yeah. >> every time you killed somebody like, we're like, yeah. >> yay! >> if you're the lapd, this is where the party is. >> a revenge-seeking killing machine isn't what most people think when they picture jennifer. but that's exactly what the mom of t

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ben, your moment? ben: aig tuesday. market is in chaos. we had organized a loan to make sure the world's largest company would collapse. hank and i went to talk to a group of congressional leaders and explained what we were doing and why we were doing it. will that work? if it could work. will you get your money back? we hope so. [laughter] the questions went on for a while. harry reid was leading the discussion, he said mr. secretary, mr. chairman, i want to thank you for coming down here and explaining this situation to us, but i want you to understand one thing. nothing you heard here tonight constitutes congressional support or approval for what you are about to do. this is your decision and your responsibility. i remember remember feeling so alone looking at hank and saying, this is the kind of thing we're going to have to do. hank: the question before that is where you get the $85 billion? [laughter] andrew: you are the professor on this panel, you grade people for a living. tim: nope. you don't understand how it works at these ivy l

my father was ben's godfather. i met ben in person when we were 17, when ben was at columbia.ends. unbeknownst to me that plan was ben was to convince me to go to college. that failed miserably. >> dave made 750 bucks telling jokes in the park in 15 minutes and i thought, he might not want to. >> dave, had you gone to college, you might have become rich one day. >> that was the myth and legend. everything worked out better than i could ever imagine. >> you have to understand my god father was on a tear because dave was the first male in his family not to go to college since slavery. there was a batting average he wanted to keep up for the family and i was on a sacred mission. when i came and reported back his son could make 750 bucks in the park telling jokes, me was like, okay, i get it. >> listen -- go ahead, i'm sorry. >> no, go ahead. > was going to say i have never even stuck my toe into politics and don't necessarily believe in politics, this is the first time i believe in somebody this much for a job like this because i know him so well. we came up together. i saw ben d

sexton just this week defended her time with ben.osted on instagram, quote, never drank around or with him for the record. sexton fired back writing quote, i love to drink and party, absolutely, dude. here's her mugshot from her most recent arrest. ben is still in treatment. he's allowed to work out a few hours a day at his home. when accompanied by his sober coach and therapist. >> some are frustrated that ben and the playmate are still hanging out. that source tells "e.t." quote, shauna is a huge red flag to everyone trying to support ben and they feel shauna is giving him false confidence and this's their biggest concern. >> he needs to pull it together. >>> another struggling actor and another "e.t." exclusive. we spoke to roseanne barr last night about losing her show and the conners moving on without her. >> there conners last without you? >> ya know, i'm just staying neutral. i don't wish nobody bad. >> it's been said that your character will be killed off. >> i've heard that. >> you think that's the right choice? >> i just ha

ben, your moment? ben: aig tuesday. markets and chaos. we had organized a loan to make sure the world's largest company would collapse. hank and i went to talk to a group of congressional leaders and explained what we were doing and why we were doing it. will that work? if it could work. when you get your money back? we hope so. [laughter] the questions went on for a while. he said mr. secretary, mr. chairman, i want to thank you for coming down here and explaining this situation to us, but i want you to understand one thing. nothing you heard here tonight constitutes congressional support or approval for what you are about to do. this is your decision and your responsibility. i remember remember feeling so alone looking at hank and saying, this is the kind of thing we're going to have to do. hank: the question before that is where you get the $85 billion? [laughter] >> you are the professor on this panel, you great people for a living. tim: nope. you don't understand how it works at these ivy league universities. [laughter] >> grade or m

who was spotted out in ben's ford expedition after spendingi. shauna addressed her party girl image in an instagram post wieting do these mistakes mean i would threaten someone's sobriety by drinking with them? hell no. >> he's totally manipulating the rehab. no rehab would let anybody go home and work out let lon see somebody who's 22 years old who has her own issues with alcohol. >> how is ex jen garner handling this? he's been spotted out in new york. she's been smiling and embracing a brave face. as she supports her role, in pep out tomorrow. a source tells us she's aware of ben's time with shauna is and frustrated. but, quote, she knows he has do this for himself. >> if he relapses or uses, he has to be banned from seeing the kids or being around them. >> wow. >> tough situation for jen garner. initi nischelle turner is here. our girl chrissy teigen is making news again. >> wherever chrissy goes, a story is going to follow. they were this london for the "gq" man of the year awards. let's just say, they had one legendary night. >> started ge

. >>> then, is ben affleck spiraling after being spotted out of rehab. his playmate love. >> moving in? this is a huge, huge mistake. >>> then -- chrissy teigen gets scleepy and sexy. >>> we rock out with the stars of the new queen- >> i was feeling myself, as the kids say. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> there are movie stars and then there was burt reynolds. hollywood lost one of the all-time greats today. >> women loved him. guys wanted to be him, and he kept working right up until the very end. there will never be another burt reynolds. >> i don't have a lot of regretz. i did the best i could and i had a good time. a wonderful time zbllt 282-year-old hollywood legend reportedly went into cardiac arrest this morning at a florida hospital. in a statement, his family said, issues, however this was unexpected. >> burt looked frail in his last "e.t." interview. >> are you proud of your career? you have got to be. >> well, i am. yes, i am. i am. i was number one in the world for five years in a row. that's great. >> what resonates the most with you

how's ben?> ben is ignoring recovery advice to hold off on a relationship in his first year of sobriety. as for jen -- >> not yet. >> she posted a video cooking fish sticks last night. we're told she's supportive of her ex, but quote, knows she can only do so much and that the process is up to him. >>> next couple, "big brother" host julie chen showing support for husband les moonves. the cbs ceo stepped down sunday amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment. which he denies. before last night's live "big brother" broadcast, chen posted a photo where you can see her wedding ring. and chen did something she's never done. >> i'm julie chen moonves. good night. >> she signed off using her husband's last name. it's still unclear, however, if chen will return to her daytime co-hosting gig on cbs' "the talk." >> new york fashion week came to an end today and rihanna's lingerie line was one of the week's sexiest shows. but last night it was time to glam up and party. nischelle turner joined riri at

here we go. >> hi. [ bleep ] my name is ben.me people of a mutual acquaintance. i'm looking for some long-lost family members. >> so, she answers. >> i hear the voice. a middle-aged woman's voice, and it was a little standoffish as at first, trying to figure out who i was. >> reporter: the startled woman on the other end of the line immediately denies that she or her sister could possibly be ben's mother. >> the only reason i'm so adamant about it is that the dna brings us to a path that leads here. i'm not trying to be accusatorial. there's no malice or negativity on my end. i just -- i'm holding onto just a thread of hope. right now, that's all i have. >> reporter: it's devastatingly apparent that the woman, either his mother or his aunt, wants nothing to do with ben. >> i'm sorry for inconveniencing you this afternoon. bye. she's extremely adamant that her and her sister are a dead-end, but people can lie. dna doesn't. i just don't know. crawling back inside of myself, starting to feel nothing again. this is okay. that will p

. >>> meanwhile, new details on ben affleck's road to recovery.ght's know and tell, ben back to work. >> how are you doing mr. affleck? >> that's ben with what looks like a script. a source tells "e.t." ben is eager to get back to work and seems to be taking his sobriety for seriously than ever. a big concern of some of ben's friend is his decision to keep seeing 22-year-old model shauna sexton. she's listen arrested twice on alcohol related charges and she still drinks. we are told ben's friends wish he would hold off on a relationship now. >> there's rumors that rosie o'donnell is going to get the hosting gig on "the talk." hold on, "e.t." learned "the talk" has just begun their search and so far, there are no contenders. >>> the finale of last night's big brother has this surprise. >> i was like, no, it can't be. >> chris williams and bailey have been doing major flirting on the show, but they have been apart for 76 days. so last night chris asked. >> i didn't even need to see the ring. as soon as he was an on his knee i was like, yes! >> will

hold on, ben. >> can you let me finish, please?p. >> i've been hearing a lot what you're saying. >> what we have seen from his past testimony, there is already prove that he has perjured himself. >> not true. >> we saw -- >> democrats aren't saying that on the hill. >> hold on, ben! >> ben, let me finish. jesus! we saw with his outburst that he does not have the temperament. if he had acted like that during a court session, he would have been found in contempt. it was absolutely appalling the way that he acted. and this is not something that he deserves. this is not due process. this is a job interview and he was not -- he showed he was not fit for this job. >> let me get back to ben. what you're naming here are reasons that democrats were not going to vote for judge kavanaugh. at the end of this investigation, even if it comes back and they cannot corroborate any of the details most democrats are not going to vote for him no matter what came back. >> that is correct. >> ben, let me get your response to what we heard from maria and

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. >> ben: yup. >> anthony: based out of manila? >> ben: yeah, uh, me.press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony: politics here can be deadly. just before christmas in 2009, the maguindanao massacre claimed the lives of 58 people. dozens of whom were journalists. it was the single deadliest event for journalists in history. marc was the first one on the scene with a camera. >> ben: the

a few hours later, ben took his life.on rules that deter universities from alerting parents if their child has a serious mental health problem. you've got ten weeks where you're going from being treated as a child, in effect, at school, being looked after in a very safe environment, to going to university with just a ten—week break where you're suddenly an adult and expected to cope with financial pressures, new academic pressures, the pressures of being in a new community and settling in. and so for the first time, students starting here at bristol can give their consent, allowing the university to contact an adult if a student becomes physically or mentally ill. yeah, i'd be really happy to sign it. it's very hard when you're in that place to be able to talk to someone, so to have a third party be able to do that for you makes the process a lot easier. obviously if it's a choice to sign the form, i wouldn't sign it, because we're all at university, we're all 18, we've all made the decision to be here, surely if a doctor

ben winston is a democratic pollster. thank you for being with us. guest 1: good morning. , republicanm hobart pollster. guest 2: good morning. to consume --ook some concerns, especially among republicans in texas. ted cruz. guest 2: it was an interesting story with a member of the trumpet administration commenting that he may be in trouble because of electability. i am not going to speak to that, but the reality is ted cruz has still led in every poll that has been released in texas. texas is still a red state and for us to romantic -- charismatic as his opponent has proven to be, he still has some issue positions that are out of step with the general electorate. ted cruz is still the favorite. host: we heard this past week the president trump will travel to texas to campaign for ted cruz. in 2016, he called him lyin' ted, was every critical of his wife and even trying to link his father to the assassination of john f. kennedy. guest 2: a lot of republicans have come around to the president since he has been in office. president trump has similarly

mitch: it is -- ben: it is.s know that comes to production of power, we are only moving in one direction, clean and renewable. if we get first in our nation, if we are turning out more green technology that any other state in the region, other states will be sourcing from us. we will benefit disproportionately great it is that sort of forward thinking that helped power our campaign through the primary and is powering us through this general in the face of pollsters shaking their heads again. david: give us the sense you are getting support from the democratic party nationally. there is the sense that the democrats have not paid attention to hous statehouses. are you getting support? ben: i would say that we as a party we have to be a 50 state party. we are getting support. we are not seen as a swing state. when you look at what the republicans are doing, they are investing money for million dollars trying to hold on to this -- $24 million trying to hold on to this governorship. right now, we have seven democrats

ben stokes first innings, if you remember. ben sto kes ca m e first innings, if you remember.and bowl very quickly. that edge tojonny ba i rstow. quickly. that edge tojonny bairstow. that was the second default. they have been playing a full repertoire of the ipl, very entertaining. this is the start of his test match career. india will be impressed with what he has done. it was the last chance for him to make an impression. if he can keep going throughout the afternoon and into the evening, there is a possibility i could draw this test match. if he continues to frustrate england, he will deserve a few more of the standing over asians we saw yesterday for alastair cook. joe wilson, thank you forjoining us. bbc sport understands that hampden park will remain the home of scottish football. the scottish football association's lease runs out in 2020, and there was an offer for them to move scotland's home matches to murrayfield. the decision is expected to be confirmed in the next couple of hours, and it would mean that scotland would extend their 112 year stay at hampden park. ue

like ben adult want to make pierce. have a little chance of doing so because the dungan lily understand the deep oaths of the conflict. on the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty apes shortly after arriving in jerusalem. bernard office was assassinated. the killers right wing is rains the stern gang people were seen this true patrick. they got off scot free. and one of them the structure mia. became the prime minister or fees for. this is the story of how peace can be frustrated by extremism. our suster nation can turn the tide of history. with consequences that still scar the middle east. this is the story of killing the count. february one thousand nine hundred forty five. count folke a bunch of dots is about to board a nazi plane bound for but. as vice president of the swedish red cross he was leading the biggest humanitarian effort of world war two. he had come to germany to negotiate with find a human nazi minister of the interior. this meeting would secure the release of thousands of concentra

let's bring in ben lavine.lso with us is sarah ponczek , who is attending the futures of investor conference in boston. ben, you say investors are underestimating u.s. growth and overestimating x u.s. growth, especially china. how long does this divergence last, what would make you change your mind? ben: we need to see the earnings track differently with the u.s. versus emerging markets. as performance is diverging, so is the expected earnings. if you load up emerging markets, u.s. equities within bloomberg graph fundamentals and you pull in the estimates for both regions, you can see the u.s. earnings continue to increase at a healthy clip but they have rolled over since march, and they continue to drop. the issue that investors have caught on, this is not just a sentiment driven trade that sees money going into the u.s., out of emerging markets because of what trump and china are doing on trade war rhetoric will but -- trade war rhetoric, but also a reflection of the earnings growth outlook for both of those

ben's vision: medicare for all. and fully fund our schools.n drug costs the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" and fully fund our schools.n drug costs to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. drug costs to lead maryland. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> 5:16 right now. this is a nightmare for a driver in cincinnati. her car exploded while she was in it. security cameras captured this. nearby officer jumped in to help that woman. remarkably she was able to get out and actually talk with the paramedi before she was taken to the hospital. authorities believe a propane tank inside her suv may have caused that blast. >>> it's really incredible to know that she walked away mr. that looking at that video. my goodness. >>> new this morning, millenn l millennials are cashi on their wedding day. so apparently more couples arei embr cash registries. what do you register, $50 bill, 6100 dollar bills. >>

ben jealous. governor. >>> all eyes and ears will on president trump. he is expected to be unapologetic about his to engage with north carolina and to remove the u.s. from the iran nucar deal tomorrow he'll chair a meeting of the u.s. security council for the firsttime. president trump is also dealing with the confirmation controversy involving his supreme court nominee. brett kavanaugh says he's not going anywhere even though a second woman accusing him of sexual misdconduct. >> news 4'ss tracie potts live on capitol hill. what else did he say during that interview? he had no, he did nothing to these women. the first accuser and second accuser or now a thi who is yet to be identified but her attorney says she is coming forwd in the next 48 hours before that hearing. kavanaugh wants t clear his name and he wants a fair hearing. he's not giving up. he will fht for this nomination. republicans say he will get an up or down vote. they are accusing democrats are pushing fegse aions as has the president. while democrats are still tpushing fort fbi investigat

with terrific partners, ben bernanke, tim geithner and me.rdinary levels of mutual trust. we had different backgrounds, experience sets, different skill sets. ben is a brilliant economist and he had studied the great depression. tim had spent a lot of time in government. really knew how to get things done and help the, advise me about how to be effective early on. >> today's announcement from bear stearns and the new york fed coming as a shock. >> do know what happened? the rule became the reality. who knows where else can go? that is the worry. lehman, merrill, citigroup, all down. hank: the market turned to lehman brothers. i was doing everything i could to encourage dick fold, the ceo of lehman brothers, to raise capital, to attract investors and or to sell the company. one of the first things that ben bernanke and i did was went to see marty frank. we said, we got lucky because j.p. morgan stepped up and bought bear. we needed emergency resolution authorities to keep failing investment banks out of bankruptcy just like the government had

and i come back to some of the things that ben talked about. i'm looking at serious structural economic issues that predated the crisis, that contributed to the crisis, and continue unabated. this income disparity issue, with wages having been flat for so long, and as i look at the crisis, households had doubled their borrowings in the 10 years before the crisis because people were pressed, they were borrowing beyond their means. as i look at it, our economic system and our democracy have a hard time working with that level of disparity. so, to me, fixing some of those problems, and some of the issues like immigration that divide us politically and economically, are the things where my focus is. rather than staying up at night trying to -- i remember after , after 9/11l crisis we were getting goldman sachs up and going again and i remember sitting around the room and people started brainstorming all the different ways terrorists could kill us. could they get in the water? i finally said enough is enough. you are going to go nuts thinking about

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>> ben affleck. >> sleepy eye. >> ben work would ana in "the accountant." >> singer, actor. >> is it.? >> and justin worked with anna in the animated film "trolls." >> that eyebrow thing. >> i know the eyebrows. >> you're so right, blake. next time we play this game -- >> exactly what we did. now let's talk about the former "gossip girl" costar. vander woodsen, penn is back on tv and this time he's very scary. >> the fact this is how chose to come back, i was disturbed. >> lifetime's twisty psychological thriller store focuses on pen, a book store manager turned stocker and it will have you thinking twice about what you post on social media. >> every account set to public. you want to seen so you obliged. >> "pretty little liar" is her besty peach who has killer staoul. >> i brought i think seven huge suitcases from l.a. of personal stuff, stuff borrowed and i got to have a say in peach's aesthetic and her ward robe. >> a relationship. >> my last relationship. >> john stamos is another reason why we're all in on this thriller. he's a therapist with questionable motives. and just like

timothy geithner was the head of the new york fed which is really the federal reserve bank of america ben bernanke he was the head of the federal reserve bank and hank paulson was the treasury secretary and they let lehman collapse and then came to the rescue of all their friends well they wrote an op ed about basically concern trolling that there could be another financial crisis and first pointing out how much they as you know federal reserve bank chairmen and people involved in that helped rescue the system back then they said although we and other financial regulators did not foresee the crisis because report foresaw the crisis i might add we moved aggressively to stop acting in its traditional role as lender of last resort the federal reserve provided massive quantities of short term loans to financial institutions facing runs while cutting interest rates nearly to zero the treasury department stopped iran on money market funds by providing a backstop for investors the treasury also managed to take over the mortgage giants fannie mae and freddie mac. and worked with the fed to try to

ben jealous wants his job. and both men squared off in the first and only debate before november's election. it was taped this morning outside of baltimore. both men outlining w they'd be best for that position and arguing over health care, gunro cont the economy. >> my four-year record is clear. we've led the nation, we've increased jobs, increased wages and you just can't keep making up these stories. >> governor, please. you can go to benjealous.com. all the -- i'm not going to go to benjealous.com. >> all of my plans are there. >> a poll released by last week shows that governor hogan is leading jealous by 22oints. 54 to 32. >>> and a reminder, news 4's hosting a live debate with the candidates for virginia's u.s. senate seat on wednesday night. senator tim kaine will square off against republican challenger cory stewart. that debate will be moderated by nbc news political directorto chuck, with questions from news 4's julie carey. you can watch it on nbc 4 fuzz or stream it live on the nbc news washington

"outfront" now, host of the ben ferguson show, ben ferguson show and former white house communicationder president obama, jen psaki. >> hi, kate. >> thanks for being here. tibbetts' father says in the same pea piece they appealed to politicians and pundits already to stop using her death to push their agendas. he said many did and they're grateful for that. why can't the president's family do the same, do you think? >> i don't know if they reached out directly to them or they knew this. you certainly should listen to the family when something like this happens. i've had a picture i put up on facebook a couple of years ago of a lady crying over a casket and talked about thank you for their service to this country and the family contacted me and said it's just too hard for us to see this picture. we appreciate, you know, how this has gone viral but we're tired of seeing it out there, would you please take it down? and i did. that's a situation where they said, look, thank you, but it's just too hard for us. i don't blame this father for what he's saying there. i have no problem with him

we can all agree on the facts are that you just gave, ben stein. president obama continues to mislead 60% of u.s. households get for in the government benefits into their home than they pay in federal income taxes. let's talk about this. president trump saying that that anonymous "the new york times" op-ed backfired. he said that at a rally in montana last night. watch. >> where you look at the "washington post" or the "the new york times," i can never get a goods story. i mean, you look at that horrible thing that took place today, it's really -- sit subversion? is it treason? the latest act of resistance is the op-ed published in the failing "the new york times." for the same of our national security, the "the new york times" should publish his name at once. unelected deep state operatives who defy the voters to push their own secret agendas are truly a threat to democracy itself. i think it's backfired. seriously. people that don't exactly dig us and they don't exactly like me, they're fighting for us. elizabeth: you know the president saying he

with israel victorious ben gurion announced a general amnesty.bernadotte killers were freed to return to normal life in the new state of israel. yahshua cohen would head south to the newly occupied negev to a kibbutz called his day bucket. in years to come prime minister david ben-gurion would make this place his home. usual cohen was one of the founders of this there will kill he puts the book at her and was the closest member of the kibbutz to bingo real they were going to get there before the morning march in the evening march and they were talking in the were friendly and i thought to myself wow this was the guy when gloria wanted to fly anywhere he wanted to find him to crash in and now there are their friends. while bernadotte killer became a friend of the prime minister. one of the men who ordered the killing would eventually rise to that role himself. being. the great but very humiliated when the right wing swept to power for the first time in one nine hundred seventy seven. menachem begin the former leader became prime minister. yitzhak

ben croucher reports.y created in scandinavia, the golf course in france, the rivalry created down the decades. the ryder cup is unmistakable. as the usa have found, though, it's easy to lose yourself. and, as they found on friday, it's easy to lose points, too. saturday's fourballs carried on where the friday foursomes finished. this cry, created in holywood, county down. for mcilroy‘s experience and tyrrell hatton‘s relative lack of it, fairway or rough, little mattered as europe surged clear in what was becoming alarmingly one—sided event. commentator: oh, but what a shot! what a shot from tyrrell hatton! francesco molinari and tommy fleetwood won their third point in as many matches. sergio garcia found some spanish strength to see off tony finau and brooks koepka. .. cheering and applause. but just when another european whitewash was on, jordan spieth and justin thomas ensured they were here, and heard. still, the usa were staring at a heavy deficit, so when henrik stenson and justin rose were sent ou

ben's vision: medicare for all. a plan to lower prescription drug cos and fully fund our schools.ys the sun ealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. >>> news 4 is working for you putting the spotlight on a new benet for military families. >> it is hard to imagine life without the internet, isn't it? but foromeeterans the cost puts it out of reach, and now comcast is expanding its internet essential program and making it available to vets across the country t anywhere company provides service. two olympians announced the launch yesterday, and a partnership with the elizabeth dole foundation provides digital education and community outreach. >> 40% of low income veterans have no computer, a third of them have no internet access, and it's so important thatve th it, to access their benefits. the are men and women who have fought for our freedom and our security. >> so, another way for

here to debate, ben shapiro host of the "ben shapiro election special" on fox," big national directorriel gold who was at the court today protesting. ben, let's start with you, your take on this, emotional day, but where the facts advanced in order to bolster ms. ford's credibility? >> they weren't. there was no corroborative evidence provided, not one single shred, not one single iota. that doesn't mean that fordro didn't tell a credible story doesn't mean that her story was story wasn't emotionally resident, but it doesn't mean that we can simply destroy a man's life and career based on an uncorroborated obligation no matter how much we have somebody for the person making the allegation. there was not one shread of supporting was brought to back her account, kavanaugh's denials were just as emotionally effecting. i don't see any reason to suggest -- by the way, theon evidence is more on hers than it is. i don't have any reason to suggest that his nomination should end based on what should happen today. >> laura: were you happy with the democrats' performance?n. he didn't seem to be

ben croucher, bbc news. west ham with four defeats in four, they're rooted to the bottom of the table, manuel pellegrini under pressure after adama traore scored the only goal as they lost to wolves i—o. remember, west ham spent around £100 million on new players over the summer. there next matches, everton, chelsea, and manchester united. it's a very bad start, you cannot lose points here, especially the six points that we lost out home. playing away against arsenal are liverpool... but a few don't play well, you will have results. but to lose the six points here at home, we must be very worried. even if we did not win, i will be happy because we worked really hard. i think we were more in control, especially in the first half. but i'm happy, it feels good. it is massive to come over and get three points. southampton won their first league match of the season beating crystal palace 2—0, the latter without star man wilfried zaha through injury 2—0 danny ings and that man pierre—emile hojberg with the goals.