in march next year because of the briggs it non e.u. banks and financial service providers will no longer be able to do business in u. countries from their bases in the british capital a number of bankers have already traded their apartments on the banks of the thames for the river mine the paris is also looking to lure those on the move. the eiffel tower the louvre gallery or the arctic trio globally recognized paris landmarks frankfurt can't hold a candle to them it's a room a city hall pales in comparison but frankfurt was germany's financial hub even before the european central bank was headquartered here that's why many in the city's banking district are especially optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . front foot isn't he a few known frankfurt's an important european financial center but it's also obvious that the city of london remains the european financial center in the take frank for quite some time to take the title nonetheless an increasing number of london banks are eyeing paris and frankfurt as potential alternati

. >> i'm dave briggs. what a moment. did you watch? i know you are a golf fan. >> i didn't watch. >> 1,876 days since the last win. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. this is "early start." we start with the senate judiciary committee for the supreme court nominee darvibret kavanaugh delayed for inn appropriate sexual -- inappropriate sexual behavior. the new yorker magazine reported on sunday a woman who attended yale with kavanaugh says she remembers him exposing him receive to her at a party. although corroboration of her story is thin. >> a spokesperson for senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley grassley says he will look into the claims. president trump's aides discussed the latest allegation against kavanaugh with the president on sunday, but dropping the nomination is not currently under consideration. we have jessica schneider with more from washington. >> reporter: the white house is denying another allegation against kavanaugh of inappropriate behavior. this time from a woman who attended yale with the supreme court nom

this is that every news life for berlin it must do better with six months to go until briggs if that's europe's message to the u.k. a senior u.s. official says some progress has been made on an exit deal but london will need to rework its position on the irish border and future trade ties also coming up the leaders of north and south korea agreed to sweeping measures to improve relations pyongyang agrees to close its main nuclear complex if the united states makes reciprocal moves and a buddhist league champions but munich travel to lisbon to take on portuguese powerhouse been fico in the first round of the champions league group stage. thanks for your company everyone now with just six months to go before the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. the european council president has warned that key parts of britain's brics of proposals will need to be revised donald tusk said london would need to rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe but to risk speaking ahead of a key meeting of e.u. leaders in the austrian city of salzburg did acknowledge t

case briggs's proposals neat to be revised just said london must rework its position on issues linked to the irish border and future trade ties with europe tusk did however acknowledge that some progress had been made albeit rather late in the day let's take a listen to what he said exactly. today those that have more hope. about those surely less and less time. in the form. of life we must see you face for talks i would like to finalize them to do so all through. this is why that's tomorrow three of the twenty seven i will propose calling an additional summit around the minutes with no member of a member. so ward of warning to london ahead of another kick you some of us kos over to salzburg austria where do you correspond a max hoffman is covering this topic in you summit to mark so good to see at the price british prime minister has to sell her briggs the deal to twenty seven other leaders at the salzburg going to go she asians which you states do you think will leave a bitter taste in teresa mayes mouth over a formal dinner later this evening it really seems like all the different

. >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, september 6th. the president tonight at a fiery rally in billings, montana. at the same time the nfl season kicks off. we start with the mystery senior administration official who wrote that explosive new york times opinion piece. the one that calls out president trump for his immorality and reckless decision making. the author writing he or she is part of the resistance in the administration working against the worse impulses claiming invoking the 25th amendment to remove mr. trump from office and aides deciding not to risk a constitutional crisis. >> and this is from whoever wrote it. to be clear, ours is not the resist ants of the left. we want the administration to succeed and think the policies have made america safer and prosp prosperous. we believe the first duty is to the country and the commander has worked to the detriment of our health and our republic. that has the president pushing back hard. >> it is not clear it is somebody in the white house. that could be many people. i think thousa

negotiations urging both sides to reach an agreement she said there would be a lot of negatives from briggs it of course britain due to leave the in march of next year overcoming differences. reaching agreement and closing a deal with the e.u. will be critical to avoid the new deal breaks it which would impose very large cost on the u.k. economy it's funny what began last week as a couple of isolated cases of sewing needles hidden in a strain in strawberries is turning into a crisis for the industry more and more contaminated for it's been found since across the country after thomas reports. this strawberry scare began a way to go when a customer bought a planet like this one and found needles inside two of the strawberries that was traced back to a packing shed a particular farm where it looks as though at the scrum through employee that put needles inside the strawberries it looked as though that was a one off but since then the have been reports of eight other incidents in places right across australia now one or two of those may be customers making things up but it certainly looks as th

briggs it will hurt the u.k. economically there are of course breaks into these who say that the u.k. will do very well but even that in the longer term rather shorter term and there will be an impact of course on the rest of the european union as well again because as you said one of the largest economies in the you is the u.k. so there is turbulence if you like expected from the u.k.'s departure but that also has to be balanced with the need that the e.u. has to maintain the integrity to use the words of michel barnier the lead negotiator for the e.u. of the single market and so yes the the u.k. has decided to leave that's a decision that's respected it's not necessarily liked by the rest of the e.u. because of the impact that it has on on european integration but at the end of the day the principles of the single markets of the four freedoms which in previous times the u.k. actually fought for in france in particular in the one nine hundred eighty s. these cannot be sacrificed just to carve out exceptions for

." >> i'm dave briggs. good to have you back. tuesday, september 4th. we will get to kaepernick in a moment. >>> we begin with tropical storm gordon. it strengthened overnight and expected to make it to hurricane status. up to 2 million people under hurricane watch for warnings. officials in biloxi ordered the evacuation of harbors and marinas. people along the coast turning to sand bags to keep boats and property safe. >> in new orleans, the mayor declared a voluntary vevacuatio for people outside the levee system. gordon has lashed south florida with rain and tropical storm force winds. many schools are closing early. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live in the cnn weather center with the latest. hurricane by later today? >> it looks like it, christine. it has everything going for it to develop here in the next few hours. as you look at the system, to the very originganized. there is an eye trying to form. it sits 250 miles south of mississippi where it is really poised to move in that direction. you take a look. water temperatures in

i'm dave briggs. it is friday, september 28th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. i said yesterday this is one for the books. >> it was wrenching, honestly. it felt like two phases. a crescendo in her testimony and in the end, defiant brett kavanaugh. some said it clawed his way out and back to the top. >> ultimately we all may be worse off for it. the nomination to the supreme court hanging in the balance as the senate judiciary committee prepares to vote this morning. members of the committee heard dramatic testimony from brett kavanaugh and dr. christine blasey ford. the woman what says he sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. now in the hands of four key senators. republican susan collins and lisa murkowski and jeff flake and joe manchin. >> collins left capitol hill without commenting. manchin says quote there are concerns people have. murkowski says she needs a chance to think about all that's gone on. a gop source close to the process tells cnn they are not sure they have the votes to push kavanaugh across the finish line. it is definitely close.

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is the most dramatic day in memory on capitol hill. brett kavanaugh, his accuser, christine blasey ford, both set to testify monday about the decades old allegations of sexual misconduct that have thrown his nomination in a tail spin. female voters in particular galvanized by the me too movement. >> president trump showing noticeable restraint here instead of going on attack. the president says he is open to a delay to get kavanaugh confirmed the right way. >> i'd like to see a complete process. i'd like everybody to be very happy. most importantly, i want the american people to be happy because they're getting somebody that's great. he want him to go in at the highest level and i think to do that you have to go through this. if it takes a delay, it takes a little delay. it shouldn't be very much. >> two key senate republicans say the monday hearing is crucial to determine how they vote on kavanaugh's nomination. we have phil mattingly with the latest on capitol hill. >> reporter:

. >> i'm dave briggs. tuesday, september 25th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. in six hours, the president addresses the u.n. general assembly. we start with what is happening in washington. if monday was any version of a fire drill, expect thursday to be hotter. president trump face-to-face with rod rosenstein who right now is still deputy attorney general following a very chaotic day on the capitol. that meeting happening as christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh testify on capitol hill about her sexual assault allegations against the supreme court nominee. >> so first on rosenstein. a senior official tells us the deputy attorney general overestimated how angry the president would be. rosenstein expected fury after the new york times reported he suggested secretly recording the president and using the 25th amendment to remove him from office. >> rosenstein offered his resignation from office which led to discussions with top officials through yesterday. for now, the future of the man in charge of the russia investigation remains very much up in the air. sen

i'm dave briggs. >> he was good? >> he looked fantastic all four days. you have never seen a crowd so electric to see one guy win. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday morning. september 24th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. let's start in washington. the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee wants confirmation proceedings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh immediately delayed after a second allegation of inappropriate sexual behavior. the request from dianne feinstein came after "the new yorker" magazine claiming a woman who attended yale with kavanaugh says she remembers him exposing himself to her at a party. corroboration is thin. >> the chairman grassley says there is no issue with the hearing going forward on thursday. president trump's aides discussed the latest allegation against kavanaugh with the president on sunday, but dropping the nomination is not currently under consideration. we have jessica schneider with more from washington. >> reporter: the white house is denying another allegation against kavanaugh of inappropriate behavior.

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm alison kosik. 30 minutes past the hour.ng visions for the future of the republican party on full display at the funeral for john mccain. speakers at the service casting the arizona senator's life and legacy in sharp contrast to president trump. none were more direct than the senator daughter meghan mccain. she did not mention president trump by name, but made unmistakable and pointed references in her remarks. listen. >> the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again because america was always great. [ applause ] we gather here to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real thing. not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly nor the opportunistic appropriation of those who live lives of comfort and privilege. >> her remarks drew anger from some who said she politicized the funeral. after the service, the president tweeted this. we let you decide if it is a sponsor coincidence. -- if it is a response or just a coincidence. lindsey graham had this to say. >> she

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. minutes past the hour. a history making day on capitol hill. in five and a half hours, brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford will testify at the senate hearing that will likely make or break kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. as the hearing approaches, the number of allegations against kavanaugh grows. on wednesday, he denied three more accusations bringing the total now to five. two of those allegations very important to report here. they were anonymous. a twitter handle linked to one has emerged. >> in that case, the rhode island man had information about quote a rape on a boat in august of 1985. the other allegation is kavanaugh assaulted a woman he was dating in 1998. regarding that claim, kavanaugh said we're dealing with anonymous letter with anonymous person and anonymous friend. ridiculous. total ""twilight zone." >> and july iie swetnick claime that brett kavanaugh and mark judge were at a party and gang raped. she did not identify kavanaugh or judge as her atta

but with time running out john briggs headed on to admin and he level things up again by bruno levity is team snatching a draw from the jaws of defeat thanks to the new found never say die attitude. he's telling voters his image of the team has gained confidence they know from the last few weeks and some situations at the end of last season that they can come back from behind that gives you belief who comes into the disc a tradition for the home a point was the least the sides deserved after a match high on drama. now it's time to take a look at some of the other big toys this weekend in a moment we'll see when this leipsic and turnover fared but first we look at the clash against chalco the royal blues have lost both of their opening ties leaving coach to many go to desk of feeling under pressure so let's take a look at how they got on against a glass side that hasn't tasted the feat yet this season. the answer is quite poorly the players are barely on the pitching block but we're ready in the leaves or as with the opener in the third minutes the before shell who were poor on the att

opposition labor party meets to decide its stand the protesters are calling for a new referendum on briggs or something labor hasn't entirely ruled out leaders of course reject the prime minister to resign may's briggs plant in the european union summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks have now reached an impasse. prompting labor to push for a general election leader jeremy corbett in summing up the views of party members at the annual conference and liverpool and say will back a second vote if that's what the members want paul brennan is in liverpool where that labor party conference is being held. if you listen to much of the media coverage from other outlets you'd think that direct it was the be all and end all at this particular labor party conference here in liverpool in fact today they've been mainly looking at internal party procedures such as the recent election of sitting m.p.'s and whether they have to go through a new selection process at every general election but nonetheless britain is looming large over pretty much everything that is talked about here in liverpool an

i'm alison kosik. >> i'm dave briggs.ow. >>> this is a genuine constitutional crisis. >> the failing "new york times" has an anonymous editorial. >> there was whispers about invoking

. >> i'm dave briggs. it is tuesday, september 18th. we start in the east regarding the supreme court nomination. the most dramatic day on capitol hill in recent memory. brett kavanaugh, his accuser, christine blasey ford, both set to testify monday about the decades old allegations of sexual assault that is supposed to throw his nomination into a tail spin. female voters in particular galvanized by the me too movement. >> at the eye of the political storm, president trump showing noticeable restraint. instead of going on the attack, the president says he is open to delay to get kavanaugh confirmed the right way. >> i'd like to see a complete process. i'd like everybody to be very happy. most importantly, i want the american people to be happy because they're getting somebody that's great. i want him to go in at the absolute highest level. i think to do that, you have to go through this. if it takes a delay, it takes a little delay. it shouldn't be very much. >> a measured response from the president. two key senate republicans say the

have a great weekend. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now.ling tripping over each other. >> it is stretching our democracy to a breaking point. >> no country can survive a president who lies like this. >>> i broke the senate rules by reading from the >>> it is an important precedent in the supreme court. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john mberman. >> it is friday. >> i'm going to take your word on that. i'll wait for a second source. >> it is fr

. >> i'm dave briggs. tuesday, september 11th. president trump will start the day in shanksville, pennsylvania, but then president trump on hurricane preps. millions waiting for the monster storm. hurricane florence expected to hit thursday night as a category four. that means sustained winds near 140 miles per hour with higher gusts. florence is expected to strengthen tonight and possibly to a category five. it is forecast to slow down once it comes ashore increasing heavy rain and flooding. >> to get a sense of how strong florence is here, look at the satellite imagery. notice the eye which is a signal of the organized storm. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us with the hurricane forecast. they will update us now until landfall. i'm hearing comparisons to hugo. >> absolutely. the best comparison we have as far as proximity to landfall in 1989. the strength of the storm is comparable to that storm. we have hurricane watches along coastal south carolina to the border of virginia and same for storm surge watches issued

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is 5:31 eastern time.ion vote happens in the committee to advance the fate of brett kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court which hangs in the balance as the senate judiciary committee prepares for the vote. members of the committee heard dramatic testimony from kavanaugh and dr. christine blasey ford. the woman who says he sexually assaulted her when they were teeming -- teenagers. now four senators could decide his fate. susan collins and lisa murkowski and jeff flake and joe manchin. >> flake appears to be on the fence saying she offered good testimony. so did he. manchin says quote there are concerns people have. murkowski says she needs a chance to think about all that's gone on. the gop source close to the process tell s cnn they are not sure they have the votes to get this nomination across the finish line, but it's close. we have cnn's phil mattingly from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: christine and dave, republicans are moving forward. every one of them is staring with wrapped attention.

. >> i'm dave briggs. thursday, september 20th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. the president will be in vegas tonight. will he talk about the supreme court nominee and his accuser? a showdown under way this morning with the senate republicans and christine blasey ford. that is the woman who says the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teens. senate judiciary committee chuck grassley setting a deadline of 10:00 a.m. friday for ford to testify to the committee next monday. ford's lawyer lisa banks says the rush to hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. banks says her client continues the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. >> grassley is resisting calls for an fbi probe. he is encouraging her to testify. >> doing everything we can to make dr. ford comfortable with coming before committee either in an open session or closed session or a public or a private interviews. that's four different ways she can choose to come. >> grassley followed u

. >> i'm dave briggs. hump day, september 19th. we start with the latest with the supreme court. the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault says she will not testify to senators until the fbi investigates her claims. the lawyer for christine blasey ford telling anderson cooper last night that her client wants to cooperate with the senate judiciary committee but that the process must not be rushed. >> it's premature to talk about a hearing on monday. i think people understand that because she has been dealing with the threats, the harassment, and the safety of her family. asking her to come forward in four or five days and sit before the judiciary committee on national tv is not a fair process. >> ford's request for delay seeming to shift the momentum among republicans. judiciary chairman grassley saying that nothing the fbi does would have any bearing on what dr. ford tells the committee so there's no reason for any further delay. even senator bob corker, a frequent trump critic, tweeting, republicans extended a hand in good faith. if we don't hear

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, september 17th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. we start with the supreme court latest. brett kavanaugh's nomination faces new concerns. her name is christine ford. now her identity is known and with the clock ticking toward senate confirmation vote, the senate judiciary committee is trying to arrange staff phone calls with her and kavanaugh. >> but already some republicans are showing signs of concern. here is senator lisa murkowski. >> there are more questions that need to be asked than answered. i think it would be appropriate to allow for that time. >> bob corker and jeff flake who are on the senate judiciary committee believe the committee should hear from ford before voting. republicans can only afford to lose one vote. >> several democrats calling for delay. including dianne feinstein and chuck schumer. she is the senator ford first reached out to. she is a constituent of feinstein. but the chairman chuck grassley calls the timing of the allegations disturbing. the committee's vote on kavanaugh is still scheduled for thursda

helen briggs has more.l can't vote, serve on a jury, or, as it turns out, win a prize to train as a gardener. this box revealed the prize that had been won but never given for one simple reason — the winner was a woman. clearly a very determined young woman. she's entered this exam, she's done well and she claims her rightful prize. she single—handedly has sent the rhs into a bit of a tailspin. her name was miss harrison, and after getting top marks, she should have been given the equivalent of £5,000 and a training scholarship, but that never happened. scrawled over a document, the words of reverend william wilkes, then—leader of the rhs, "it was never contemplated that a female might claim the scholarship." although she may not personally have succeeded, she's chip—chip—chipping away at that sense that women can't do these things. if she'd been awarded that prize today, she would have trained here at rhs wisley, and who knows where her career might have taken her. a picture's starting to emerge of the mys

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is national voter registration day.thursday. >> if rod rosenstein is fired, the president will be, in effect, obstructing justice. >> there are people inside the trump administration actively working against its president. the deputy attorney general should not be one. >>> i've never sexual assaulted anyone. i want a fair process. >> i believe both of their stories are credible, unlike his. >> these allegations come out of nowhere, it's not untypical for our friends on the other side to pull that kind of crap. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman.

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm ochristine romans.ur. >>> breaking -- 30 minutes past the hour. >>> breaking overnight, attorneys for christine blasey ford say four people have signed declarations that say she told them over the years about brett kavanaugh's sexual assault from decades ago. one is from her husband whose knowledge was already reported. the three new people coming forward saying ford told them about the alleged incident between 2013 and 2017. these aren't eyewitness accounts, but they speak to knowledge of the incident before she made the accusations public. >> one says ford was especially angry at the light sentence for brock turner. now here's the stanford swimmer who got a six-month term for sexual assault on an unconscious 22-year-old. ford said to have told her friend she was bothered because she was assaulted years earlier by someone who is now a federal judge in d.c. later naming kavanaugh after justice kennedy retired. >> now the vote on his nomination has already been set before ford has been heard. the judicia

i'm dave briggs. it is monday, september 10th. 4:00 in the east. we look for the author of the op-ed. appearing on the sunday talk shows supporting the president's claims saying whoever wrote it is guilty of criminal behavior. mike pence denying any involvement and calling on the one to come forward. >> i'm 100% confident that no one on the president's staff was involved in the editorial. i know my people, margaret. they get up every day and they are dedicated as much as i am as supporting the president's agenda and supporting the president for the country. whoever this was, they should do the honorable thing and resign. >> the author claims white house aides discussed trying to remove the president from aoffice. the vice president was asked about that. >> one of the claims made in the op-ed is discussion of invoking the 25th amendment to remove the president from office. have you ever been part of a cancco conversation about that? >> no, why we would? >> a source close to the white house tells cnn aides believe they narrowed down the search for th

uh the annual conference of britain's main opposition labor party is starting with briggs it causing lots of arguments leader jeremy corbyn says a general election is needed if prime minister theresa may fails to win support for braggs a plan critics say she was humiliated by e.u. leaders in salzburg three days ago when they rejected her plan to leave she says talks of reached an impasse with just six months to go before departure day paul brennan is at the labor party conference in the. this is a crucial conference for the labor party we could be just months away from bracks if we could be just months away from a new general election depending on the stance of the prime minister to resign may and how to negotiations with the european union go in the opposition labor party knows that it needs to be ready for that as regards the possibility of a second referendum many of the labor members have been pushing force here a conference that more than one hundred constituency parties are calling for a debate about it at least the labor leadership has certainly softened its stance in relation

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, september 7th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is friday. it wasn't me. repeated denials after the scathing anonymous senior official op-ed. calling the op-ed sophomore and they were printed out and rolling in to the president. the white house closer to finding out who the author is. the administration has a dozen names on its list. >> melania trump weighing in and calling it cowardly saying he or she is sabotaging the country. she cites the response of the free press. senator rand paul offered this stunning idea. >> i think if you have a security clearance in the white house, i think it would be acceptable to use a lie detector test and ask people if they are talking to the media against the policy of the white house. >> smoke them out. >> lib s -- libertarian rand paul. the president in billings, montana. jim acosta was there. >> reporter: during the rally in front of thousands of supporters, the president said he didn't know who it was, but reporters at "the new york times" should investigate who the writer is. here is what

point eight billion euros it's an important economic sector for the country but there are fears that briggs it could slow the industry from a gallop to a canter the worst case scenario is that barriers are put up on horses are not allowed to move freely across the border as they are at the moment they have to be subject to veterinary checks or perhaps there is a tariff for a charge for horses to move into the country those twenty five thousand movements of horses every year between britain are in france. race horses are often transported internationally by plane or ship. traditionally there have been close links between the horseracing industries in ireland and in the united kingdom. the overwhelming number of horses that you would find running on the race meeting in england are actually are each bred bloodline so the import and export between art and great britain is absolutely vital to the huge industry that it is and the. worldwide ireland ranks number three for thoroughbred horses. a full sired by this stallion called invincible spirit will set you back one hundred twenty thousand euros

thousands of people have marched against briggs it is the opposition labor party meets to decide its stand its leader jeremy corbyn has promised to give his party members a choice on the matter is coming under intense pressure to support a new national vote called britain's at the labor party conference in liverpool. brix it has been allocated a time slot of just two and a half hours of labour's annual conference but it's dominating all the other issues here in interviews labor leader jeremy colvin continues to stress his preference for a good deal with europe not necessarily with the u.k. still inside the e.u. well if his general election were in office we would go straight to the negotiating table because we want to protect jobs and industries in this country we want to ensure there is a good effective trade relationship with europe in the future. i i will than five thousand pro e.u. demonstrators marched through liverpool on sunday calling for a people's vote in other words a second bricks and referendum on whatever deal emerges from the ongoing u.k.p. unico see asians and they wa

helen briggs, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. weekend across the country. cool and bright for some, cool and wet for others. rain across the south. so not especially cold here. degrees, a little colder in the countryside in scotland. for many northern areas through tomorrow morning. clearing away from the south—east by lunch time. with that, for a time, pretty gusty north and northwesterly winds. in the northwest. hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... theresa may's proposals work. in liverpool saying theirs in the party of equality. # gertcha! #. chas and dave, has died. he was 7a and being treated for cancer. now on bbc news, it's time for click. with my face on his shirt. india — a technology superpower in waiting. 2 billion people here are aged 35 or under. and start—ups. we haven't yet been able to bring the world to india. so it is high time we put that right. setting of bikaner house, new delhi. new delhi! thank you for having us! are you well? c

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. 4:33 eastern time.resident in shanksville, pennsylvania today remembering 9/11. then it is back for hurricane prep. millions on the east coast waiting for this monster storm. hurricane florence expected to hit north carolina thursday night as a category four. that means sustained winds of 140 miles an hour and higher gusts. it is expected to increase to a category five. once it comes ashore, it is likely to slow down and increasing heavy rain and flooding. >> to get a sense of how strong florence is. look at the satellite imagery. note the tiny smooth eye which is a strong and well organized storm. meteorologist pedram javaheri joining us live from the cnn weather center with with the latest. what is remarkable to me, pedram, is how quickly it went from a category two to a category four. the last 36 hours, this has been a rapidly growing and organized system. >> it has been remarkable for all of us. we see this more and more of storms from a category one to essentially a category four typically overnigh

i'm dave briggs. monday, september 17th. we start with the supreme court late latest. brett kavanaugh's nomination faces new concerns. the woman accusing brett kavanaugh coming forward and adding explosive details to the claims in the interview with "the washington post." now the identity is known and with the clock ticking toward the senate confirmation vote, the senate judiciary committee is trying to arrange phone calls. >> but this is raising concerns. here is lisa murkowski. >> there are more questions that need to be asked than answered. i think it would be appropriate to allow for that time. >> bob corker and jeff flake believe the committee should hear her out before voting. republicans can only afford to lose one vote. >> several democrats calling for delay. including dianne feinstein and chuck schumer. chairman chuck grassley called the times of the allegations disturbing. the committee's vote on kavanaugh is still scheduled for thursday afternoon. supreme court reporter diane duvogue has more. >> reporter: dave and christine, the woman has come forward and a

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, september 20th. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. a showdown under way this morning between senate republicans and christine blasey ford. the woman who says supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teens. chuck grassley setting a 10:00 a.m. deadline on friday whether she will testify to the committee next month. her lawyer sent a statement that grassl grassley's rush to a hearing is unnecessary. she believes her client believes a full investigation of the matter is needed. >> but grassley is resisting calls for an fbi probe. he is encouraging her to come and testify. >> doing everything we can to make dr. ford comfortable with coming before the committee either in the open session or closed session or a public or a private interview. that is four ways she can choose to come. >> grassley followed up with a letter to ford with why the senate and not the fbi is the right way. the fbi does not make a credibility assessmentse receiv nominee. it is a task advising if the circumstances merit.

british prime minister theresa may says that briggs that talks with the european union are now stalled she also called that year's dismissal of her blueprint for the u.k.'s exit from the bloc quote unacceptable may met with leaders in salzburg on thursday. the death toll from a monsoon landslide in central philippines has risen to twenty nine dozens of other people are still missing authorities forcibly vacuity of people from five villages at risk of further landslides after days of heavy rains brought on by typhoon man coote the president of vietnam trendy kwan has died at the age of sixty one state media say president kwan has suffered a serious illness and been treated both at home and abroad he's been vietnam's president since april twenty sixth seen. doherty's in peru have recovered more than seventeen hundred ancient artifacts which have been stolen from the country including prehistoric relics from various lost civilizations in the endian nation items were repatriated from europe the u.s. and other latin american countries. here in germany a fire that started three weeks ago dur

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is friday, september 21st. 4:00 a.m. in the east. >>> let's start with christine blasey ford. she will speak, but on her terms. she accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were teens. her attorney says she is prepared to testify next week. the committee wants to offer terms that are fair and assure her safety. >> ford's lawyers held an hour long conference call. the date of the hearing is the biggest hold up. the original date was monday and they suggested thursday. they made it clear at no time during the hearing could ford be in the same room as kavanaugh. >> they made two other requests. kavanaugh testifies first and they want to subpoena mark judge and other witnesses. a senate staffer says that is non-starters for those on the panel. the chairman remains committed to providing a fair forum for dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. >> and days of holding his tongue, president trump showing signs patience is wearing thin. he spoke to sean hannity before the vegas rally. >> why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years

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back at leaders saying she will not cheat to the blocks demands and calling their rejection of her briggs's blueprint and acceptable with the two sides at an impasse where will things go from here. thank you so much for your company everyone always start off with that deadly boat accident on lake victoria in tanzania waters more than one hundred twenty people are reported to have died after a ferry capsized there there are conflicting reports about how many passengers were on board and some say the ship was carrying up to four hundred people that rescue efforts are still underway a day after the disaster. and hopes of finding more survivors are fading and officials say the death toll is expected to rise the ferry sank near the shore between the islands of you cora and who are. all right for the very latest on the situation correspondent catherine wando joins me now from nairobi catherine it's believed many people are still missing what more have you learned well so far the number that we're being given is at least two hundred people still missing and as recovery the recovery mission continu

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.he united states and around the world. this is "new day," september 27th, and 6:00 in new york. never before has a supreme court nominee or any office

i'm dave briggs, 4:30 eastern time.et to that in a moment. >>> we start with breaking news overnight. a new democratic primary upset from the left. in massachusetts, boston city councilwoman ayanna pressley soundly defeating ten-term incumbent congressman mike capuano. the 44-year-old pressley joins a growing list of younger, more progressive democrats, many of them women of color, winning competitive primaries. miguel marquez files this report from pressley's victory celebration. >> reporter: christine, dave, just an absolute upset here in the seventh district of massachusetts. this district had been tested two times by pollster, in february and this august. in february, capuano was up by 12 points. this august, just a few weeks ago, he was up by 13 points. she got people out that don't typically vote. she's a city councilperson in boston. and even though she was part of the political establishment, even though he was a far left by american standards, a progressive, liberal democrat, she was able to best him by getting

i'm dave briggs. yet to celebrate mine. now the bar has been raised. >>> 4:32 eastern time and breaking news. the "usa today" says four people have signed declarations stating that christine blasey ford told them in recent years about brett kavanaugh's sex assault from decades ago. one declaration from her husband, whose knowledge was already reported. three new people with information saying ford told them about the alleged incident between 2013 and 2017. no eyewitness accounts, but they do speak to the knowledge of the incident before the accusations were made public. >> one of these people say that ford was especially angry at the light sentence for brock turner, the stanford swimmer who got just six months for sexual assault on an unconscious 22-year-old. ford is said to have told a friend at a playground while they were watching their kids that she was bothered because she was assaulted by someone who is a federal judge in d.c. later naming kavanaugh in a letter sent after anthony kennedy retired. >>> now over 24 hours

probably didn't briggs it is the choice of the british people and it's pushed by some who predicted easy solutions but it tells us one thing and i fully respect the british sovereignty by saying this it turns shown out that those who think that they can easily do without europe that it'll go very well and that it will make a lot of money are liars. thousands of cattle and pro independence activists have protested in barcelona to mark the anniversary of last year's expressionist drive protesters demanding the release of prominent separatists from prison who were arrested in the aftermath of a referendum on the region's independence it was outlawed by the spanish government ever see preliminary sedition charges but no trial date has been set. environmental campaigners in the u.k. say they'll keep fighting to stop mud from a nuclear facility being dumped into the sea wastes from the point plant is being dredged and released into the bristol channel does that involve a reports a legal challenge is underway. not far from the welsh coast environmental activists keep a close saw on a huge belgi