beth: i think they are all disruptable.. we did not know how it was going to get there. now you look at it 10, 12 years later. the same forces are going to happen to netflix. i really feel like everybody needs to keep imagining forward new scenarios and new alternatives. emily: your book gets personal and its rare to hear personal lessons from someone who has had the journey that you have. you were ge's first female vice chair. why did you leave? beth: i left because there was a management change. john schneider came in, new leader who wants a new team. i think that's what happens often. it was a bit earlier than i expected to leave, but new team. emily: what are the challenges we need to know more about in terms of getting more women into the top positions? like where you are. there were soaked few people -- there are so few people who make it to the level of beth comstock. what don't they know? beth: we need to embrace more difference. it's a human trait we have to overcome. you know it from the work you have done. people

beth: i think ge is great.er 25 years, it's a great company that makes stuff the world needs. it's in a bad place with the stock market right now. they have some complex issues that they have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. ge's former vice chair and author. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg businessweek. >> dear ginning -- we are joining you from bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> trump's aluminum tariff was opposed by u.s. manufacturers and aluminum companies. rolling thetors are dice on cryptocurrencies and cannabis stocks. >>

beth: i think ge is great.ere for over 25-plus years, it's a great company that makes stuff the world needs. it's in a bad place with the stock market right now. it's got some complex issues that they have to work through. i think people underestimated the complexity of ge internally and externally, and it's not an easy fix. emily: that was beth comstock. ge's former vice chair and author. that does it for this edition of "the best of bloomberg technology." we will bring you all the latest in tech throughout the week. tune in every day 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. and we are livestreaming on twitter. and be sure to follow tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome the daybreak australia. we're counting down to asia's major market open. haidi: here are the top stories. three leading international institutions issue an emergency call on trade. the canadian dollar it's a form of high as nafta

thank you. >> beth comstock the book is called "imagine it forward.hank you. >>> as we take you to break, look at general mills, big loser today, food company missing the street estimates for quarterly sales. it won't just take better profits for food companies these days big miss across snacks, yogurt brands the stock is down a little more than 7.5%. shares have fallen 25% this year "squawk on the street" will be right back (nicki palmer) being a verizon engineer is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut to the right way. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g network, it'll be because we were the first to install millions of miles of fiber optics. and we'll be the first to upgrade the towers and put up the small cells that will power the smart cities of the future. when i started at verizon, i knew i was joining a team that was pushing the industry forward. now, with the launch of the only 5g ultra wideband network, we're doing it again. this time, changing the way we learn, work and live. and i'll always be proud that we're not just b

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: for sharing life lessons from the holocaust, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to beth and debbie. >> a dvd of their story recorded by steven spielberg's company is in the holocaust muse seem. -- museum. we'll be right back after this. who broke into a zoo overnight... >>> today's tip of the day is chicory. it's got a chicory flavor to it. some palettes like it, some not so much. to me, it's fabulous. great for us. it's not great nutritional value. and if you mix it i with other greens, it brings out the flavor. you want to make sure it's nice and green. and the stems, the leaves that go through, make sure it's nice and white. when you bring them open, open the bag so they can breathe. and let me tell you something about this. like i said before, cut them in small pieces and mix it with romaine and other lettuce and put it in the salad, the extra bite, the flavor makes all the difference in the worldment incredible. a little bit of olive oil, salt and pepper and this is great sautied. and it's versatile. and memberead llo. ay heahy. i love chicory. it's so good. >>> ton

i do think the general position that beth wilkinson took was better both legally and politically than the one brett kavanaugh took. but, you know, this is really much more a political issue than a legal issue. >> it was different. she thought i was crazy for asking does he remember anything because that's the standard he set in this interview. again, maybe it won't matter tomorrow, dana, when these two witnesses and only two witnesses are questioned by a seasoned sex crimes prosecutor from arizona. rachel will speak on behalf of all the republicans and the only person to speak on behalf of the republicans. people suggested about optics. they wanted a woman doing it, instead of the 11 men. why shouldn't the democrats get a lawyer? >> maybe. maybe they should. you know, there are women who are on the democratic side that doesn't exist on the republican side. there's never been a female senator, a gop senator who is not a man on that committee. but, look, it is of course 100% about the optics. the republicans are completely transparent about that, that they cannot be seen having a panel

beth, you spent time with him? >> i did. >> on the campaign trail in '08. this is something you saw face it to face. how did he talk about it? >> he didn't much, but you could tell that it was part of him. he was a very complex man, as everybody has said for the last several days. he had a very salty mouth, very, very quick to anger, things that you might not automatically associate with about being religious. he had an other side that sort of helped him conquer the everyday issues he was dealing with all the time. >> okay. and there we have that picture with you. where are you? >> i am to the right with the bright pink vest on. >> takes you back. >> that was election day 2008. >> straight talk express back in the day. >> yes. >> thank you for discussing this, beth, a part of senator john mccain that not many know of, but appropriate on this sunday, especially given services ongoing right now. >> coming up, it's being dubbed the friday night document massacre. president trump refusing to release more than 100,000 pages of brett kavanaugh's white house recor

the new cbs sitcom stars cedric the entertainer, tischina arnold, beth behrs and max greenfield. of it like a reverse "all in the family." i was exclusively on set and as you'll see, it's a miracle that this cast can get any work done. >> i'm at my neighbor's house right now. >> it's like this every day. >> this is what? >> no. he's got kevin frazier crazy. it's a crazy neighborhood i live in. >> i'm going to get some stuff out of your kitchen. >> got some people coming over. i'm just going to take your beef. >> welcome to the neighborhood. when max and beth move in next door, it throws cedric and tischina for a little bit of a loop, but even though they're tackling some weighty issues on the show, they're having a good time on set. >> the fire is right. >> sorry. i just wanted to get the vegan burgers out of the fridge that i left here. oh, here it is. >> these are the new neighbors. >> thanks. >> i would never have vegan burgers til these people moved into the neighborhood and i mean that's what happened. >> hi, i'm tina. >> i'm gemma. this is our son grover. >> grover? >> are

>> i just want to point out to our viewers that brett kavanagh's attorney, beth wilkinson is going to be joining us here on the set in a few minutes, we're going to get her reaction, speaking on behalf of her client, judge kavanagh. but i know you're getting some additional reaction from mark judge, this friend, this woman alleges was deeply involved with brett kavanagh at the time they were still in high school. what does she say about mark judge? >> she says in her declaration to the judiciary committee that they were joined at the hip. and she mentions in conjunction with brett kavanagh, accusing them both multiple times of many different things. there are a couple of other far more egregious and extreme details that she put in there that cnn is currently trying to vet. she says there are two other people that can corroborate her story, but mark judge himself has absolutely denied these allegations out right, as have mr. kavanagh, we're in a situation now where we're looking into some of these details. there is certainly more to come. a lot of talk about mr. kavanagh being a, quote

beth, let me start with you. we were posing at the board, we are conditioned with trump, there's the oh, this big event is going to change everything and a few weeks later it's changed nothing. there are a lot of tumults there. that would seem to be having an effect we need to back the baseline. >> as you pointed out in the segment, the pulling on his popularity remains surprising. his popularity is it around the 40, 42%. the question is, as you say, is that enough to come in and save the house seats that are so vulnerable. there's 45 to 75 seats right now, house republicans who are in jeopardy. that's a ton of seats. the president can go out and rally his base. he does motivate people who really love him to come out. 45 to 75 seats is a ton. it's more geared towards republicans but to kind of keep those healthy and in republican hands, it's going to be fund. the house members who were vulnerable, ultimately this will be on trump. 42 is not good. >> in the foot from david from said, it's the folks that voted for

and i think it's very, very sad. >> reporter: temple beth sholom released a statement saying they're taking security measures to protect their congregates. quote, these hate groups stand for the opposite of our values and inclusivety. inside san leandro, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a mystery tonight for police in pacifica. a man's body washed up on shore and investigators, trying to figure out who it is and how he died. the corals was pulled out of the surf below palmetto avenue this morning. investigators found an empty kayak near half moon bay. they're trying to figure out if that belonged to the man who died. >>> people showed out in oakland today to honor the late ron dellums, former congressman and mayor. the oakland nate i-was remembered as a war -- native was remembered as a warrior of peace. he spoke against what he considered excessive militarism in the u.s. his youngest daughter says some political opponents considered him a radical. >> he was on nixon's hate list, but if you keep in mind, my dad brought the idea of bringing end to war in 1970 to a world of antidialogue. >> i

and beth's papers, go ahead and find out her side of the story. she found this out and she was a bit abashed about this. and she wept to talk to washington and he sent her to other people. and she published a follow-up story and that is quite good. it says, you know, turns out a lot of people knew elizabeth elizabeth kechley was true after all. there were so many stories, photos, and she was taken with that. and then i was interested in the fact that in her little journal, a daily diary, saying what she did that day, she said "wrote corrective." so she knew it was a correction. it appeared an original story, but she wrote correction. so investigating elizabeth keckley further, and who helped write the book and put it into print and that sent her on a broader project that bake this book. >> thank you you're welcomes also mentioned randall was taking a pa -- you also mentioned randall was taking a paternalistic look and that it was true and a lot of the primary sources within the homes are one of the things he relied on. oral history was something h

beth fooey, john horowitz, zerlina maxwell. we set it up there a little bit talking about the politics of this. i'm curious here if they're shifting a little bit. we've spent so much time looking at these democrats in the red state, and the answer was whether going to be so much pressure on this to vote yes. now the flip side of this becomes susan collins, lisa murkowski, moderate republicans. >> cory gardner. >> the possibility if they were to turn, and that would potentially give cover to democrats to vote no as well. >> suddenly everybody is looking at 20-20. it's how we do things in politics. well cannot even pay attention to the next race and go to the one after that. but it's a legitimate concern. these are folks who do come from moderate states who are in no hurry to jeopardize themselves with women than republicans have under trump. basically, president trump's popularity among women has gone into the toilet. he is down in the 20s that is going to bring down republicans with him if there is not some major change in the

beth, senior politics editor. and emma brown who broke the story. >> thank you both. >>> right now wilmington, north carolina is completely cut off from the mainland due to record breaking flooding. we'll go live in a zi that is now an island because of hurricane florence. >>> but first, fema is set to test a new presidential alert system on thursday. it would allow the president of the united states to directly text most cell phones in america. it's meant to be a warning system used only during a national emergency, but critics warn it could be used for political purposes. fidelity is redefining value for investors. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. we have fidelity mutual funds with zero minimum investment. and now, only fidelity offers two zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. because when you invest with fidelity, all those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ today's senior living communities have never been better,

but i guess the question that beth wilkinson, kavanaugh's attorney, is asking, why don't you and yourent go to the police, presumably montgomery county police or d.c. police? >> well, we are certainly considering that, jake, as of this moment. but look, this is a distraction by counsel for mr. kavanaugh. let me ask you this question. we've offered to have my client take a polygraph examination. why won't brett kavanaugh take a polygraph examination? why won't brett kavanaugh allow his close friend, mark judge, who is very knowledgeable about what happened, very knowledgeable about these allegations, why are they hiding mark judge from the american people and the senate judiciary committee? why won't they bring him in to testify truthfully? we want -- look, jake, i want to be really clear about something. we want all of this aired and we want it aired publicly. and we want the american people to be able to decide who is lying and who is telling the truth. this should not be decided by a bunch of white privileged guys that are basically shaming sexual abuse victims. >> so you're willing

back with me joyce vance along with beth fooey. i want to start there counter. lot drew this to what happened with clarence thomas in 1991. what did we learn from the way you will of that transpired. >> it's very different. number one that was of course a republican president. president george bush 43 had nominated clarence thomas. but the senate was controlled by democrats. d it was a different environment. things were much less partisan than they are now. they would give advice and consent. the old fashioned restitution on judiciary nominees including supreme court and were more inclined to give the president the person that he wants. now it's -- the supreme court nominations are every bit as partisan a tool as everything else we're seeing in washington and politics. president trump has just made that environment just so much more political. everything is partisan. everything is seen through the partisan lens which is why we saw the letter from senator grassley and members of the judiciary coming out so quickly calling the allegations into this question, sayin

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. >> temple beth shalo shalo shalo leandro found the flyer. >> the police department is aware of the flyer. while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. >> temple beth shalom released this statement, quote, these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a close-knit community. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year. >> hopefully it doesn't escalate and hopefully we can put an end to it and find who did this. >> while they are small, they do exist. and they have felt emboldened to express themselves. >> the adl says progressed like this should be reported to the organization and local police so it can be documented. similar fliers w in michigan. in san leandro, abc7 news. >>> it's finally over, every piece of the old eastern span of the bay bridge that needed to be removed is gone. in a matter of seconds caltrans successfullye last two remaining piers on the bridge's east span. these were the final two foundations that needed to be removed. tra

western germany where demonstrators have failed to stop bullies from a victim activist from the forest beth to be destroyed to make way for an open pit coal mine police say about four thousand people tried to enter the humbucker woods near cologne. these protesters say they will do whatever they can to save the forest again and again they're able to get through the fields into the woods. and there they climb into their tree houses the police counter around four thousand demonstrators while the demonstrators themselves say that number is twice as high many come from the region has been born i'm a farmer and i've been experiencing climate change in a terrible way this summer by how nimal said nothing to eat or drink mists is open the protesters want to stop open pit mining energy china and our w.e.e.e. says the vast seams of coal contribute to energy security but the protestors say coal mining is terrible for the environment a commission involving old party says supposed to point the way forward but that could be too late for the forest this being photographed greenpeace and other organizatio

was infected at beth. probably won't live to the age of five. the program dream aims to prevent the mother to child transmission of the virus. hiv positive women give birth to hiv negative baby's. mother project is a hugely effective strategy in the battle against. more than one thousand eight percent of these children up on the health it the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give the baby a future without a. make a donation safe a life. this is d.w. news live from berlin tonight an attempt to change the tone and turn down the volume over migration in germany. after an anti migrant protest shook the eastern city of camden slask week tens of thousands gathered for a concert against racism and neo nazi violence also coming up global condemnation from.

in the coming weeks on "after words", beth macy will report on the opioid crisis. every university african-american studies chair anderson provided a history of voter suppression and this weekend, former secretary of state john kerry. >> on his lifein paris up . >> we got 700 families in america. i've been able to receive remains coming back after painstaking efforts by american military personnel which they still do to this day and john and i went to visit john mccain maybe two months, six weeks before he died and we talk about this experience of trying to make peace at home.and then importantly, we talk about the process of these guys digging into deep holes to find some fragment, some component of the remains and even in the midst of life sometimes but john and i were proudest of the fact that we put together through the military and with the george hw bush administration and the clinton administration themost extensive , most far-reaching accountable transparent system ever designed by any nation in any time of war in order to account for our missing, potential

ginny beth martin, cofounder and national coordinator for tea party patriots, such a brave woman. somebody that charges often into the lion's den. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much for hosting us today. and for all of the students who travelled from around the country to be here today. i'm the cofounder of tea party patriots. i'm the chairman at tea party patriots citizens fund. we have been standing for brett kavanaugh throughout this confirmation process. he is the man who is going to look at the law as it is written and he is going to apply the constitution to the law. this is the kind of judge that we want. we understand that when bad happens, every single ruling we may not like, because we may not like the underwritten law. but at least when that happens, we have the ability to go back through the legislative process and make changes to the law. and also change to the legislators. we care about the constitution. we also care about due process, the presumption of innocence until proven guilty, and the rule of law. and what we're seeing right now is jus

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. >> i asked beth wilkinson about that yesterday because i had her on my show, why no fbi investigation. she kept turning it around because we were focused on the avenatti accuser and her claims. she kept turning it around to say if this -- if this woman says -- if what this woman says happened is true, these gang rapes, these train rapes, why did avenatti not immediately go to the fbi? she couldn't answer directly why kavanaugh himself would not go to the fbi to clear his name. they don't have a good answer for it. >> cynthia, it's important to remember while we watch this, there are other aircraft circling. this is not the only accuser. >> that's right. that's exactly right. i got the sense yesterday, because katy i watched your show, that was a fascinating interview with beth. she wanted to focus on the train rapes. but let's remember as outrageous as that claim is, and as hard as it is as the mother of four daughters that that was happening but as a sex crimes prosecutor didn't surprise me, mark judge, the great mystery man in all of this, his girlfriend said he told her that was ba

. >> reporter: cj beth third took over. he is expected to be the starting quarterback moving forward. several other players have suffered injuries this early in the season. fans are nervous, but hopeful the team can still get the job done. >> it is tough for them. i think they have a good backup and he seems okay. we will see what they do. it is a long season. a sad day for the bay, but hopefully, they can turn it around. >> they still have a chance. kyle shanahan is a great coach. i think they will still do all right . the may even make the playoffs. with jimmy gone i think it is a drop off. a little bit. kyle's system is good enough for the 49ers and i think they will hang in. >> reporter: the chiefs beat the 49ers 38 - 27. cj beth third spoke with jimmy garoppolo in the locker room after the game. he said jimmy g told him to lead the team. >> moments ago we learned the mi dish the mri results are back in the team is confirming jimmy garoppolo has torn his left acl. also saying kyle shanahan will address the media at 4:00

coming up, beth comstock joins us at 11:30 a.m. u.k. time. let's get first to a bloomberg first word news. the u.s. china trade war deepened as beijing announced retaliatory tariffs on $60 billion of american goods. that came in response to donald trump levying 10% tariffs on about $200 billion in chinese goods starting next week an increase that rate in january to refuses toing concede. in retaliation, beijing announced plans to hit u.s. good hikes to 10% tariffs. bank to thee piggy world. we have been ripped off by china, we have been ripped off by the european union. we have been ripped off by everybody. taylor: south korea said that the president will meet donald trump on monday after they negotiated a north korean missile state that site being visited by inspectors and other steps are denuclearization. moon said the complete denuclearization of the peninsula is now, quote, not far. the u.k. in the european union have signaled their readiness to work to break the deadlock in brexit talks as britain's prime minister prepares for a crucial

and people are talking about, beth, a lost generation, right?ugh, and we'll see if it passes the house and is signed into law. what is the number one thing from all your reporting on the ground that can be done now that the lawmakers we pay to protect us in this country and to pass legislation that's needed, what can they do, number one thing? >> well, we have 2.6 million people addicted, and no matter if you go ahead and stop the prescribing, which they're doing things like that and working on the interdiction of fentanyl, we still have all these people out there who are basically resigning to death. we know based on the new statistics that you just cited from the cdc that a new new england states that have put these measures such as m.a.t., medication assisted treatment, if you go to the e.r., you're immediately referred to treatment. you're not waiting three weeks as you are in the city where i live in virginia. we know harm reduction measures like syringe exchange programs that not only allow to get the dirty needles off the streets but also

a board member of the temple beth shalom in san leandro spotted the flyers on the ground right outsidethe synagogue. police were told about the incident and beefed up patrols near the synagogue which they say they typically do this time of year when the jewish community observes the high holy days. the anti-defamation league says five synagogues in the east bay have been targeted with flyers. >> these are flyers that were on behalf of white supremacist groups that is spreading messages of hatred. >> the league says extremist groups have been emboldened in this divisive political climate. the temple issued a statement that it would not be intimidated by the flyers, and it wishes the whole community a happy new year. we'll have more on this story coming up at 11:30. >>> well, on the heels of a massive climate change march, san francisco is now gearing up for governor gary brown's global climate action summit. the three-day summit starts wednesday. governments, companies and the public will meet to%woy discuss they're taking action to protect the environment. organizers say they want to h

we decided to invite beth. we were helping her, i thought. >> reporter: did you ever think anything of their interactions together? >> it was like a father/daughter relationship. it's the way i saw it, too. it's the way he would explain it. in fact, i called her our third daughter sometimes. >> reporter: it all seems benign, until that one day in the school cafeteria. >> i was standing there with a few friends, and then they said, "are you hungry?" and i went, "i don't have a soul, or if i did, like, i'd be hungry," or something like that. and then he came to me and he pointed at me and said, "my soul sees your soul." >> reporter: was he trying to scare her, or seduce her? coming up, a health teacher grooming a young student. what would be his next move? did you tell somebody? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> i don't want to tell my parent that a grown man kissed me and i don't want to tell friends that a grown man kissed me. >> reporter: stay with us. stay with us. or atopic dermatitis, you never know how your skin

. >> laura: i like beth wilkinson, kavanaugh's attorney. she was on "special report." i would've liked to have seen her ask those questions. both of you, thanks so much. we are less than 12 hours away from tomorrow's monumental senate hearing. raymond arroyo is here next to tell us how style performance may play a larger role for somep than actual substance and how hollywood is jumping in on the act. "seen and unseen" is next. give us the frontiers. the places where success is measured in pushed limits. give us the middle of nowhere. where the only map is your buddies' tread marks. this life? no one's born ready for it. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) >> laura: it's time for our "seen and unseen" segment where we explore some of the big cultural stories of the day. culture meets politics. but what does brett kavanaugh have to accomplish at tomorrow's hearing, and how might style mean more than anything he actually says? joining us now with more is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor, best seller of the "will wilder" series. >> this is not your traditional hearing, not an evidentiary tria

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you've got jack's past, kevin's new relationship, future randall and what happened to beth?uestions. you guys can thank me later. here's your sneak peek at season three. >> you got something on you. >> what? >> a piece of candy. >> can you get it? >> you kinda go back in the past for jack and rebecca. >> sort of at the very beginning of their courtship, picking up from the night they first met. >> seeing a couple sort of find their way and find their groove with one another is the ultimate. >> i know mandy and i are very excited to be in a little more happier times because mandy's cried about ten years' worth of tears over the death of the guy that i play. >> so there will be fewer tears for jack and rebecca. but for ka-toby? >> tob, let's make a baby. >> i'm your huckleberry. >> there's depression and heart break as they try to get pregnant again. >> you know what i wish for. >> kate, you can't say that or it won't come true. >> i wish for a baby. but you're right, madison, it won't come true. >> with the premiere just 14 days away, we're also learning a few things we never

england netball star beth cobden has signed for adelaide thunderbirds, having spent the last three seasonsmonwealth gold medallist to move to australia. the former f1 champion kimi raikonnen says it wasn't his decision to leave ferrari and join sauber at the end of the season. he was asked whether he'd agreed to the move and whether sauber be competitive next season. why are you trying to make it so complicated? why are you trying to make it so complicated ? i why are you trying to make it so complicated? i mean, i don't know anything more than you guys were they will be finishing. i don't know what could happen, nobody knows what will be happening next year. what comes to the cars and change. we will see what we can do. obviously, i have my reasons and that is enough for me. the tottenham goalkeeper will carry on as the club's captain, despite his recent drink—drive conviction. hugo lloris will play no part in saturday's opening premier league game, though. the spurs keeper is injured so tottenham — in fifth — face the leaders, liverpool, in the day's big game without their choice keeper,

vietnam with kevin in the season two finale is sticking around, you told us you were nervous to see how beth reacts when she sees you with her cousin -- with her -- >> thanks for bringing that up. >> how much drama -- >> hopefully a lot. if you fall in love you fall in love. what's he supposed to do? >> you're making "the" most dysfunction dynamic even more dysfunctional. >> that's what i do. >> now, nbc is hoping "this is us" will also give a big ratings boost to a new medical drama "new amsterdam" airing right after "this is us." >>> meanwhile, abc may have another ballroom hit on its hands with "dancing with the stars" juniors, debuting october 7th. what you can expect. >> it's the same show. it's the same feeling of sitting down and watching people compete in something they've never done before. >> season 25 mirror ball champ and his competitor are the hosts of the new show that pairs 12 celebrity kids with junior ballroom dancers. >> i feel like i'm a star! and i just love, like, everyone watching me. >> mentoring the pairs, adult pro ins cluding cheryl burke and lindsay and, little sis

the lionesses were 2—0 up by the interval thanks to a penalty from beth mead and this strike by rachelalf with izzy christiansen, lucy staniforth, mead and lucy bronze finding the target. northern ireland take on slovakia later this evening knowing that their hopes of qualifying for france next summer are over. it will be a significant night though forjulie nelson who is set to become the first woman to win 100 caps for her country. wales are out, i'm afraid. they needed iceland and belgium both to lose in order to claim one of four play—off places. gareth southgate will be without liverpool midfielder adam lallana for england's upcoming matches against spain and switzerland after pulling out with a groin strain. meanwhile the england manager has called up fulham goalkeeper marcus bettinelli to bolster their squad. well we can join our sports reporter jo currie now who has been with the england camp today, it's 55 days after england's exit from the world cup at the semifinal stage but is there a sense of renewed optimism in the camp? it must feel like a lifetime for some since england

earlier we spoke with beth wilkinson. an attorney for judge kavanaugh. norah was with us then before hhe left for this morning's interview with secretary of state. >> good morning, the u.n. is that "u.s.a. today" is reporting that dr. ford has offered the clnate four people whoua assau including a friend and her husband. is the evidence mounting against your client? y those are ldn't say that. statements that were made relatively recently. and sadly, this is an allegation aom almost 36 years ago and there are, there was at the reporno report. which is understandable. legationfirst time these allegations came to light as far as we know, from reading the reports in the media, dr. blaise we y told her husband and therapist. had beeni understand it, they did not turn notes or lie any to ctor test over to the senate committee. so the information that would wve shown that would have said at the very first time when she revealed these allegations has evealed turned over to the senate. ed you're saying that that lie detector test that they referenced has not, th

. >> former student beth johnson noted the resignation was a shock for many. >> she loves presentation. >> she is presentation. >> she n the same be ha learned thiss very institution that when you do believe in something and take action things do move. >> in a statement today the bishop of the arch diocese of san jose says he hopes todays announcement will allow the victims and the community to take the next step on the path of recovery and wholeness. meanwhile the board says they will immediately begin their search for a new principal. in san jose, julie watts, kpix5. >>> tonight a new wildfire is roaring out of control. it has exploded to 5,000 acres in just a matter of hours and completely shutdown both directions of interstate 5. but delta fire is burning in the trinity national forest north of redding. video from chp shows a wall of fire raging on the side of interstate 5. crews have brought in large air tankers to battle the flames but tonight there is no containment. evacuations are in effect for several small mountain communities from lake head. drivers were forced to abandon t

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rob lowe carted off the field, cj beth or took over as quarterback. after the game kyle shanahan talked about losing rob lowe. >> any time you lose your starting quarterback everyone, it is a big deal. obviously, i feel for him personally. i know how disappointed he is. i haven't got the chance to see him yet but i feel for him. >> it is going to be a bummer. jimmy, we don't know what it is yet, but if he's out cj played a lot of games for us last year . he knows the offense . the is one of those things, you have to step up. we will see what it is and cj is out there and ready to go. he has put in a lot of work and we have to move forward. stuck with garoppolo out -- with garoppolo out cj stepped in. he started five games for the 49ers last years before garoppolo took over. the raiders blew a second-half lead the and remain when lit -- winless after week three. >> the raiders took an early lead over the miami dolphins and then in the third quarter marshawn lynch gave the raiders a 10 point lead with a 1 yard touchdown run. however, the dolphins found

. >> reporter: a semple beth shalom board member found an anti-semitic flyer on the ground. >> wonderful neighbors. >> reporter: neighbor gary green lives on the quiet san leandro street. >> there's no accounting for the irrationality, hatred, bias, bigotry. >> reporter: police were notified about the incident, along with the anti-defamation league. that organization says that five synagogues in the east bay report finding them recently. >> these are flyers that were on behalf of white supremacist group that is spreading messages of hatred. >> reporter: seth brist is regional director for the anti-defamation league. here is an image of that flyer. he says extremist groups have been emboldened. >> alth charlottesville last year, they viewed that as a failure because it garnered negative publicity. >> reporter: he says the tactic is to troll people online and spread flyers. >> sadly, at this time of year, the jewish high holy days, it is a time when we have to remind the jewish community to be aware, to be vigilant. >> reporter: san leandro police say they're increasing patrols, which they

. >>> this morning, thea bethe school that brett kavanaugh attended at the time of dr. ford's alleged assault is defending its reputation. georgetown prep released a s statemening in part, the image that has been presented on social media andus in varews outlets depicts recklessness, llegal conduct, and lack of respect for persons. it is demonstrably false that such cultu or behavior is tolerated, still less encouraged to georgetown prep. >>> also y, the metro board is expected to extend the contract o for another three years. he'll also be getting raise. he's going to start out with a baseline $435,000 a year performance increases every year. he has been the gm for metro since 2015. >>> the man believed to be responsible for stabbing a jogger to death in log circle was already well-known to metro clice. anthonwford is accused of killing wendyt martinez random earlier this month. news 4 has learned crawford had been sied sicited six times in t two years for fare evasion on metro. some say it points to a need for tougher penalties against fe evaders. they're stepping up

kavanaugh's lawyer beth wilkinson. >> he's outraged as you might imagine by this most recent allegation. he has never met this woman. he doesn't know ms. swetnick. he didn't go to parties with her. >> reporter: kavanaugh himself was asked about the house parties earlier this week. >> did you ever participate in or were you ever aware of any gang rape that happened at a party that you attended? >> that's totally false and outrageous. never done any such thing, known about any such thing. >> reporter: the allegations were made public by swetnick's lawyer michael avenatti. who also represents porn star stormed in her legal fight with president trump. avenatti told msnbc swetnick, who is reportedly a government contractor reached out to him and he checked out her story. >> this is a woman who has received numerous security clearances over the years issued by the u.s. government, including secret security clearances as well as public trust security clearances that require very detailed vetting performed by the u.s. government. >> reporter: president trump fired back at avenatti. >> you look