nowhere to be found and the mountains of plastic waste are polluting the environment and now a danish brewer has come up with a fresh idea to repack their six pack. this is the dog a business on crystal kober welcome the russian ruble has been hovering near a two year low against the dollar due to sanctions and overall concerns about emerging economies now the slump of the currency is adding to russians woes as the government recently announced an extensive pension reform starting next year the retirement age will gradually increase ultimately forcing people to work much longer the reform was announced during the football world cup when demonstrations were prohibited now russians are taking to the streets. ha ha ha putin is a thief they call out because they're afraid for their pensions women are supposed to work eight years longer men five years for life expectancy isn't that high in russia only sixty seven point five years for men according to the moscow school of economics about a sixth of men don't even make it to the pension age complicating matters many older workers can't find more wo

our team is fanned out along the carolina coach we have jackie deangelis, done te contessa brewer alsotanding by, but let's get the latest on the path >> hurricane florence is a category 1 with wins winds at 9 miles per hour those winds are slamming wilmington that heavy rain has been continuing overnight and once florence moves onshore the eyewall will make landfall but the majority of the storm will stay over the atlantic helping to fuel it it will remain a category 1 storm upon landfall for at least 24 hours this morning it is still lingering in north carolina and as the day goes on, eventually moving into south carolinamornia category 1 storm eventually it will weaken pov nothi moving into south carolina the concern is the heavy rain and the catastrophic storm surge. we are already seeing that surge pick up. that will continue heading throughout the morning high tide around 11:00 this morning. you add 7 to 11 feet on top of high tide, we're talking about a dangerous situation as the day goes on and hurricane florence approaches north carolina. the greatest concern is between cape h

and coming up how a big brewer has come up with a clever idea to tackle plastic pollution that's straight ahead. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of voice global news that matters g.w. made for minds. big fun be told. his works and that god is for turning out. the munchies and feed. the children finished gone twenty team. to. be emerging markets price is taking a toll on argentina the construction sector that has to ship thousands of jobs as government cuts come into full. time no mold pizza up on the piazzi up to protect the company's fine restaurants italy is clamping down on food on the go. this is the wu of business i'm going out of us welcome many emerging markets are going through a crisis right now. turkey and in asia south africa and argentina it's a similar picture and not a pretty one crushing government debts political instability and insecure world trade environment sending currencies into freefall investors are pulling out of the peso the lira the rupee and

contessa brewer is at the port of charlestonor us tonight. >> reporter: the preparations are intense here at the port of charleston at bmwes m thousand of cars on the giant car carriers heading out to sea and away from the risk o any storm surge or flooding that hurricane florence might bring. and they won't me any new karps in. the port is typically a very busy plac in fact in august it set records for the number of containers moved, up 16% over the previous august. annually this port accounts for $53 worth of economic activity or 9% of state p. >> the port is the economic engine of the state and one in ten jobs is connected to the port. every day we are down is day that the produce of south carolina doesn't have access to the world markets. >> reporter: the reak with the hurricane is not the wind. not even weather charleston is the bull's-eye. it's the flooding because charlestons in low country. it floods with just a few inches of rain in a regular rnfall. and the prediction here is for inches or perhaps en feet of water. what's going to happen to the cars. >> the cars are being e

>> he's gone. >> brewer down the sideline! this is going to be a touchdown! that will be appreciated. >> it was the college football play of the weekend as arkansas kicked off and keegan brewer of north texas caught the ball. since he didn't start running, everyone thought it was a fair catch, but he never actually signaled that to end the play, and as you see, he then started sprinting down the field, all the way to the end zone. the trick play helped north texas win it, 44-17. he faked everyone out. >> yeah, he did. wow! like that was definitely a dvr replay moment there. >>> trade is front and center for investors after the s&p 500 eked out a nice five-day winning streak, but what about new trade tariffs? let's turn to cnbc, watching your money. >> good morning, frances. as you say, the s&p eked out a gain on friday, despite mixed data. we had a disappointing u.s. retail sales trend, slightly stronger industrial production, and as the president tweeted, very strong consumer confidence numbers. this week, we get less important lower-tier data. we get the pm

brewers on top 5-4.guezh charged w seven unearned runs and gave up seven walks. >>> timir collins man out of the bullpen, things just get worse. what they blast this one out of the park. that is a grand slam. mi milwaukee upe seven in frame. bruins win. tomorrow. at it they host 1:00 with matt scherzer on the mound tonight, a big game d.c. united is at home in audi field to take on atlanta. >> all right. dave johnson, thank you so very much. >>> so that's the news for now.u we'll see again for news 4 at 11:00. "nightly news" will have complete coverage of senator johnccain's burial. we leave you tonight with more on his funeral. laid to rest, a soaring tribute to senator john mccain as mourners pay their last respects. >> if you say sething bad about her dad you will know it. >> what senator graham is saying about the surprise appearance by jared and ivanka. >>> the father of molly tibbets. >>> the embattled archbishop of washington confronted during a speech. >>> the longest layover. a man stuck at the

. >>> giants and brewers in milwaukee. the g-men hoping to snap a six-game skid.istian yelich delivers a solo shot, his 28th of the season. giants down three. jones crushes the two-run shot to right center, so the giants get within one. but it wasn't enough. the brewers winap fom the xfinity sports desk. more news to come after the break. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>> all this week, we've been celebrating a milestone for us here at nbc bay area. six years ago, we made a promise to you, our viewers, to bring you a more balanced look at the world around you by making sure to include in our newscast more of the good that was happening every day in your community. >> tonight we're happy to be launching a new series. >> we called it "bay area proud." the first story in the series aired in january 2012. this we

taking on the wildcard leading brewers in the national league. helping out the cause here, 2-2. bottom seven however aguilar, the all-star going to work. he hit it hard. all the way to the wall. the brewers are up 4-2. hunley called strike three. argues, is tossed. another argues, toss. there it goes. de la salle and st. francis a white out in mountain view. did not bother garrett though. the junior, taking it house word. the five yards, you can't teach the. 19-0 the half. lancers respond, jack. 30 yards to evan williams. lots of schools recruiting him. 19-8. de la salle would answer with garrett from eight yards out. three scores. spartans when 33-15. that will do it for sports.>>> modern family is up next>> thank you so much for joining us tonight. have a great weekend and we will see you tomorrow night as well. ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's y

a tough sunday for the nationals, which closed out the series with the milwaukee brewers with a loss. the bwers took an early 5-4 ad le. and tim collins was brought in. with the bases loaded, a grand slam, the brewers' best the nats 9-4. >>> coming up at 5:00, centuries of u histo in flames. intense fire fills the night sky. historicalts art are destroyed in aassive hue museum fire. >>> and a judge will find out if a few days in jail was enoug for this woman to ward off this wild attack. we'll explain when news 4 today continues. >>> searching on the water. rescue crews are gearing up to get back on the water. two people went missing in separancidents in maryland. > and parishioners respond to cardinal wuerl. >>> and a fal good-bye. days of remembrance for senatjo hn mccain ended with a touching tribute, as the maverick was laid to rest in annapolis. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. the calendar says that summer it over butt is not true. >> it feels like it when the kids go back to school. the hot, muggy weather, isn't near over, is it, gina?

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finally tonight, i mentioned the brewers clinched a broadcaster, remember bob uecker? the front row, he is doused with champagne. he still loves his milwaukee brewers. he is about 84, 85 years old. and having some fun out there. all worth checking out. how about that 7-year-old? >> that's the first time i have seen that, that is unreal. it's amazing >> that was awesome. -- life, y guys take over. >> next at 11. >> the city has to get their act together there are a lot of things going wrong. >> the second day and a second crack at the new transit system center. it remains close tonight as engineers try to discover the scope of the problem. >>> experts are still not sure what caused the cracks in the beans and for safety reasons they have closed the brand-new transit center at least the next week. hello again everyone i'm frank and >> i'm juli, it's an inconvenience for thousands of commuters and while engineers determine how to reinforce the beams, there is no resolution in sight. wide coverage from ktp's ktvu's amber lee. >> reporter:, this is part of the new transit s

>> thank you, contessa brewer.here are we don't think about, things holding colace, things holding pig waste that if it overflows becomes a problem. you don't think of wind, flooding and then you have -- you don't think -- so there will be thaks things that we have to monitor. >>> a couple of big stories this week that will dominate the headlines in politics. joining us is co-founder at axios. top of the e-mail this morning to you and top of the e-mail -- >> thank you be. >> -- is all about the debate over kavanaugh and what is going to happen. i'll ask you, what is going to happen >> there's no doubt there is queasiness from, said they want to hear from the accuser most likely there will be a delay in the vote in committee on him the big thing to watch is lisa murkowski, susan collins in maine. these moderate republicans who people thought would have more concerns with kavanaugh. are they persuaded by this susan collins said, listened i'm sort of amazed the question is does she come back and say, listen, i have se

contessa brewer is in fayetteville, north carolina for us tonight. >> reporter: in fayetteville, the city is bracing for the cape fear refer to tcrest. he previous hurricane hit 58 feet. it's on track to be 61.5. we are constantly monitoring. we have the drones up seeing what communities are affected. >> i want to sw you the rail line. this is a csx rail line through town. you see all the debris pushed by the raging river up again the trestle of the railroad. to give you a perspective of how high this water is, let me show the light post typically on the side of the river. the river is expected to cre tonight at 59 feet right now. flood stage start at 42 feet. it's way, way above its flood stage. and one of the reasons why this is such a problem, a few minutes aso this bridge crowded with onlookers hoping to just see what was happening i their city and what the danger might be. now you can see the police ofcers from fayetteville moved everybody off. this is still a real threat to this town. and it's a situation that's playing out around north and south carolina today as people ar m s

near dillon, south carolina, contessa brewer, "nightlt. business rep >>> from flooding to business disruptions, the economic impact of hurricane florence is now starting to be tallied. steve liesman has more. >> reporter: as the flood waters from hurricane florence continue to rise, so do the costs, in lives lost, homes an communitier hed and tens of billions of economic damage. not expected to crest until tomorrow. istoric levels will continue to rise and lift the cost of the storm. >> one inc in a home can cause $25,000 worth of damage so what we're seeing here is going to certainly be an extreme event amd policyholders are going to have a lot ofe when they get back to their homes. >> reporter: while charlotte is the biggestity to be hit, it's the 17th largest where harvey hit houston. the weather effects in florence were so widesprea that jpmorgan suggests the way to think of it is the fgdp both states of north and south carolina and that's bigger than houston, smaller than new york which was hit by sandy. it will cause deep pain in the

she tells kid o'reilly that her husband was detained in brewer and her brother was detained in a room key get a rally replies that she should come and see him at added to it so they can set up a file she says she will come to morrow. before that. amnesty international is very interested in cairo it's experiences. patrick boone is china researcher. we were in the international class because we'd gone abroad to arab countries kazakhstan for g.q. sterno speculate. and britons then what was everyday life like right. after breakfast we are dissing on with no interruptions. without the communist party there would be no new china sounds like that we had to study the nineteenth party congress and repeat what a great person the president using bringers in order great country china is. this all up for in washington for them to us that you were chinese and you have a set that it's a national unity is size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity it's just really like ethnic cleansing practice so it's really terrible. because i call forty's have

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contessa brewer covers the myrtletions under way in beach, south carolina. but we begin tonight with jackie deangelis in the path of the home in carolina beach, north carolina. reporter: the wind is picking up opinion and the observer. waves are making their way up to the dunes, all ahead of the arrival of hurricane florence. the powerful capturing 2 storm is expected to crashown on wilmington, north carolina tomorrow. with a storm surge of 10 to 15 feet as well as up to 40 inches of rain. floodsing is the number one safety concern as residents ribusinesses and autes make final preparations. so is l thes of pour. >> duke are duke energy started to sh the new bnsic pourp plan. storm surge in this area predicted at 13 feet. th also to 2 million of 4 million customers should brace for auto ajs lasting days or weeks. as experience in past storms, power outages that are long are disruptive and dangerous. >> dukerg e and our electric co-ops are estimating power losses in the millions.ie and famil need to have emergency supplies ready. >> while lives are the most v

contessa brewer is at u.s.ork with the details. ♪ ♪ >> decades ago, billie jean king made a name for herself as a railblazer, a feminist tennis champion. ? we fought very hard to have the u.s. open was the first major in 1973 to have it for men and for women. >> today, she's taking the lessons the games taught her and applying them gaming. i think what they liked for us was inspirationnd convince people that this is the right path to take. men are much better than they used to be and the younger generations are fantastic. among the companies they're advising, caesar's entertainment and it's working to fill 50% of the executive posts with women by 2025. caesar's executive jen jones knows about overcomi challenges to gender eality. in the 90s she became the first woman may are of las vegas. >> there waspubshback. pushback from men whose jobs are going to be taken, and quite ankly, they've been taking our jobs for a long time. >> others are nakingable strides and in part because it's a highly regulated industry an

[ cheers ] >> a record-setting night for the milwaukee brewers' christian yelich.cycle against the cincinnati reds with a six-inning triple. yelich became the first player in major league history to hit for the cycle against the same team twice in one season. he singled in the first inning of last night's game, doubled in the second inning, and then homered in the fifth inning. that set the stage for his dramatic triple in the sixth. the brewers won 8-0. >>> across the carolinas, communities are coming together to help neighbors deal with the devastating floods caused by hurricane florence. in jacksonville, north carolina, marine corps vets are lending a helping hand. we have the story. >>> got two more families to pull out of this one -- >> reporter: days ago this typically quiet street, hampton court, was a fast-rising river. volunteers had to use boats to get down the road looking for anyone in need of help. >> hello? >> reporter: we saw a pickup nearly submerged in water. this is that truck. it's hard to believe's the same one. >> i was surrounded by water. >>

con statessa brewer has those >> american express fell yesterday on a "wall street journal" report thathe fbi is probing the currency trading business the focus is whether the unit misrepresented pricing to clients to win business. >>> docusign is down 2% this morning despite better than reported second quarter results. the company provides electronic signature and data technology. it's raising its guidance for the full year. >>> shares of cloudera are soaring. the company posted a smaller than expected second quarter loss up more than 15% the cloud and data services provider raising its full-year guidance to reflect higher subscription revenue all things we'll be watching today. >> we'll watch you in a cummins back on this program >>> we are just getting started on a busy thursday asian stocks are under pressure again today. we'll take you live to asia with more on the big selloff. packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash bac

--but the brewers would come back swinging.guilar...that's going to deep right center... two runs come home... 4-2 u. to the nfl-- we are now in the time of year when the games start to actually count. kyle shanahan and jimmy garoppolo opening the year this sunday in minnesota... jimmy g...yet to lose a start as he is 7-and-0 in which he's been qb1... 5-0 with shanahan. --but you can't talk enough about how good the vikings are.. they went 13-and-3 last year and went to the nfc title game.. in addition to having kirk cousins, their defense ranked among the best in the league last season. --like every fan in the bay area, shanahan finally ready to play some important football. <>i know out team a lot better.i feel we have improved too...so i feel a lot more confident going into the year. so im excited...ive been sitting around thinking about it all year.our players came in so excited the first day we saw them in the off season..pre season is a grind for everyone...and we are all glad to have gone through that. now we are pumped

becoming the first major league it's a hit for the cycle against the same team in one season the brewers won eight nothing as well and it's been substituted to a standing ovation. well after afghanistan eliminated sri lanka from the asian cup hong kong eyeing a giant killing field of their own they're facing india in dubai in a group a game so far it's not really going hong kong's way the indians are one hundred sixty six for to hong kong have to win while india still have to play pakistan in their final group game and that's all the sport for me more sport coming up again later on marty peter thank you very much indeed and that's all for this al-jazeera news have a don't go anywhere because i'll be back in just a moment or two a much brighter day for. the market. and hundred forty one of them. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry river beds like this o

it's not a bike it's actually quite rare unless you are of course christian yes of the milwaukee brewers here he is hitting for the cycle against the cincinnati reds it involves hitting a single a double a triple and a homerun so that was him getting the single getting to first base he later got the double and then his home run leaving just the triple to get one and he got it in the sixth inning becoming the first major leaguer to hit the cycle against the same team in one season the brewers won eight to nothing as well as being substituted to a standing ovation in the sixth inning. there's been a big shock at cricket asia cup sure one captain knocked out after a second straight defeats afghanistan beating them by ninety one runs into by sri lanka had already lost their group opener against bangladesh it was. very disappointing your batting was the main reason on both occasions you know we didn't pass one fifty mark on both occasions i mean. you had a better team you know much better people than this you know this was a second before. defending champions india are without starbucks men a

--but the brewers would come back swinging.-- jesus aguilar...that's going to deep right center... two runs come home... 4-2 milwaukee your final.to the nfl-- the eagles and falcons opened up the regular season last night, but this weekend, the rest of the league gets going...including our bay area teams. kyle shanahan and jimmy garoppolo opening the year this sunday in minnesota... jimmy g...yet to lose a start as he is 7-and-0 in which he's been qb1... 5-0 with shanahan. --but you can't talk enough about how good the vikings are.. they went 13-and-3 last year and went to the nfc title game.. in addition to having kirk cousins, their defense ranked among the best in the league last season. --like every fan in the bay area, shanahan finally ready to play some games that count. switching over to the raiders, the silver and black set to play their first game of the jon gruden era... and the post-khalil mack era. the raiders...made a shocking move this week in trading the all-pro to the chicago bears for draft picks. but the focus

she tells kid o'reilly that her husband was detained in brewer tala and her brother was detained in a room key get a rally replies that she should come and see him at added to it so they can set up a file she says she will come to morrow. before. amnesty international is very interested in cairo at experiences patrick boon is china researcher. we were in the international class because we'd gone abroad to arab countries kazakhstan for g.q. sterno spec used. and britons then what was everyday life like right. after breakfast we are descent with no interruptions. without the communist party there would be no new china sounds like that we had to study the nineteenth party congress and repeat what a great person president xi jinping is in order great country china is. this all for in washington for them to us that you are chinese and you have to assert that national unity is size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity is just really like ethnic cleansing practice so it's really terrible. the thordis have warned cairo at that he could be

contessa brewer there in north myrtle beach talking about conditions there. and alluding to what people from south carolina have been acutely aware of for a long time. tourism. the greatest industry there in the palmetto state. beach erosion very much a concern and we'll talk about that. meanwhile, my man al roker, america's weatherman, standing by for us in new york tracking where the storm is moving. how strong the storm still is. al, what are we seeing right now, sir? >> i'm just curious, craig. seemed like in the contessa brewer report your weather conditions changed all of a sudden. >> they did. actually. they did. it's odd because i honestly feel like things are much better until we come back outside to start our reporting and then the wind and the rain starts to pick up. one thing, al, if you look behind me, cape fear. i'll step out of the way. high tide is as i understand it at least high tide has come. it looks right now like cape fear is going to be okay. that river. but the problem as i understand it, at least, is that the rain continues, persist t

break it down fox business dagen mcdowell, american conservative union matt schlapp is here, jack brewer. >> good to be here. dagen: i'm glad to be back. maria: i missed you a lot. dagen: with this google story i'm glad i'm not sitting at home. maria: that was really upset so much upset after the election at google. it's amazing the emotion that came out crying and upset that things have changed so much and they don't know what's going to happen in the world with trust, what's your take on it? >> my take it believe or not there are republicans an democrats in america, i felt like that for 8 years, nobody gave me a puppy dog. maria: you didn't get a hug? >> they said subbing it up butter cup. sometimes you lose. dagen: get over yourself. get to work. get to work, you're here for all americans. maria: incredible, scott tyler talking with us as well talking about deadline budget issues and coastal carolina football coach joe moglia giving us a sense what's going on there with the hurricane slamming down. first top story this hour and that's the hurricane bracing for impact, hurricane flo re

. >> con stessa brewer says some these rivers are not expected to crest until saturday and not to mentionons on farms it will take months before they realize what they lost in crops. >> that means insurance check. that's the first big catastrophic they have been terrific for the company and checks go out and things are bought. rebuild has to happen instantly. the mold means you have to do dry walls and you have to go to home depot and lowe's. the molds will explode and your house is furry that's philadelphia talk for furry -- >> furry >> covered in molds. >> horrible. >> guys, take a look at shares of athena's health this morning. down at 11%. it is not a near postal story indicating that the potential sale of the company and strategic options being reviewed you got center view and not going particularly well. i am kind of hearing a bit of a different story there. >> you are >> people are focused on sort of that and that would seem and that's why you see the stock suddenly coming back now as i just said that > >> wow >> i am hearing lace strategic was added and they did push back sort of

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the brewers 50 victory 6-3. >>> u.s. open final. no document seeking his third u.s.favorite. matchpoint. he rips the forehand right here. he comes in with the overhead smash. he collapses to the court. meryl streep loves it. because the victory in straight sets. the 14th grand slam title. th mme. that is it for me for now. i will have more at 11:30 pm. >>> coming up next, residents of napa county on edge tonight as the fast-moving wildfire explodes in size overnight. the latest on the evacuations underway. >>> the snell fire is burning in an unincorporated area. evacuation orders remain in effect tonight as the flames are threatening 180 structures. the fire broke out about 2:30 pm and has grown to 2400 acres. tonight it is 20% content. our reporter joins us live at the staging area with the very latest on the situation. >> they are going to be out here on my. i see the ems vehicle me. if you look over this way, you can see a bulldozer on the back of a semi truck that is going to be

brewers would go on to win in the ninth. there it is. look at him grabbing that. the clinched spot in the playoffs and that is your play of the day. >>> the traffic nightmares continue in downtown san francisco today. this after more problems found at the transit center. what the engineers found and when it could be fixed, just ahead. >>> and it is santa clara county's first government sanctioned homeless encampment. where it is moving to, this morning. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. prompts a second full day of *closures at san francisco's transbay transit center.. we're moni ow to best get around the traffic mess this morning.. and when it . >>> a second cracked beam and today a second full day of closures at the transit center. we are monitoring how to best get around the traffic mess this morning, and when it could possibly reopen. >>> senators are set to question judge brett kavanaugh and his accuser. a look at what to expect from today's hearing. >>> and uber greg to a massive sett

now officially underway here in germany in the very in capital munich some seven million liters of brewer expected to flow the two week celebration event attracts revelers from all over the world most of whom wouldn't think to show up for the party without the proper attire. i. was after this he cries it's tapped in english the start of the one hundred eighty fifth october fast as announced by munich. and as tradition demands he's joined by the various state premier. and there's no shortage of pomp and ceremony at the start of the festival both inside and outside the beer tents. an estimated six million locals and tourists are expected to descend on munich for the festivities which run for sixteen days and for many they have only one thing on their mind. and very rarely to get a ten in trick all day lots of beer lots of. city this year there won't be any problems it would be nice to see the hill over there not used as a toilet i just want a festival to be quiet and peaceful. and to ensure that peace and quiet some six hundred police officers and hundreds of stewards will keep order at the

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joining me to break it down, dagen mcdowell, kevin kelly and jack brewer.>> good to be back. maria: good morning everybody. >> great. maria: great friday. the show has been jam packed so far in the first hour, a lot to talk about. dagen: i will let -- we haven't even gotten into corey booker yesterday and that display in front of brett kavanaugh. i would just let nelson mont from the simpsons speak to senator booker. ha ha. at the end of the day, that's how people feel about the stunt he pulled. maria: it's not the first time we heard a stunt from corey booker. he's obviously wanting to run for president and wanting lots of attention. he said he was going to break senate rules and release documents because they weren't released. he said bring it on, like there's a big fight like he's going to release documents, they were already released. it was just a stunt. >> every time he givens one of those speeches, then that second, 60 seconds later, they're putting out ads. can you believe it? they like literally have real-time editors that are videoing these outrag

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victims were three-year-old girls and in each case the assumed perpetrator, he von brooks and kennedy brewer were matched to the bitemarks. as it turns out that area of expertise is utter nonsense, and it wasn't until 2008 through the post conviction dna testing that mr. brooks and mr. brewer were exonerated, and the forensic science discipline has now been debunked in almost every jurisdiction in the country. here's the part to me today that is interesting. in mr. brooks' case, there was an eye witness identification, and i know that at least one judge in the audience today and he and probably many others will know that for decades, the u.s. supreme court has worked hard to come up with a structure for both administering and admitting identification evidence into american courtrooms. it has to comport with sort of basic notions of fairness but also explicit notions of due process. likewise, confessions. there have been enormous juris prudence around confessions. how does law enforcement interview people? under what circumstances? >> guest: what can they say? what can they do? how long can t

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behind a path of destruction as homes and businesses continue to take a hit from flooding contessa brewerolina >> i have good news. i-95 southbound portion has reopened in south carolina we're going to show you this this is the area that was previously closed. none of the traffic trying to come from north carolina near the border to south carolina could get around we're getting on the highway you can see traffic is nearly empty. this is an empty roadway as we are moving forward going to roll up my window so you can hear me. this is good news for folks going south. the real problem is there are so many resources trying to get into north carolina recovery zo they still can't move up on i-95 we are seeing one vehicle right here as you head off of i-95, they are trying to get around flooded roadways and having to see big tractor-trailers turn around we're going to keep our eye on it that's one piece of good news. this portion of i-95 now reopened the i-95 stretch in north carolina is still closed that's a massive section they're asking people to avoid it entirely. clearly the northbound lanes

contessa brewer joins us from fayetteville, north carolina >> reporter: i want to give you a sense of you can see the railroad trestle that crosses the bridge and the massive pile of debris that's come down, slammed into that trestle. look at how high the water is. you can get a sense if you go off to the left, look at the light pole and there you can see, they're trying to move traffic across the bridge, people are stopping because the water is so high that's the commotion you're hearing. you can see the water on the light pole flood stage is 35 feet last observed height, 59.75 feet it will increase at 61 feet overnight. let me show you a picture from 2016 this is what the trestle looks like when rivers are at normal levels then video from two days ago this was as the river was beginning to rise and video from today. we saw csx checking out rail lines, back out here live. you can see the debris pile is getting bigger, water keeps rising we have seen it happening. the evacuations are still existing for the surrounding area, we won't see the crest until overnight. >> given the fact the