a little help with carol burnett. she might become a staple in current digital television now. >> could she come here? we need help sometimes on stories, right? carol? >> now, from that really cool surprise to this one on the volleyball court, in florida. >> volleyball, not football? i like a pretty good tackle. >> the girl you saw running toward us is kristin. she is a volleyball player for the robinson knights. and her sister was in town from minnesota coming to watch her play volleyball for the very first time. >> she's already got the win. >> a lot of good memories for her. ♪ >> hey! >>> a youtuber's got a big idea for a big water balloon. >> and drop it on the roof. >> see if the drop makes a giant splash. >> oh, oh, oh. >>> plus, a rescue dog with a sudden spinal injury overcomes the odds. >> his muscles were so atrophied. >> watch his incredible journey back to the dog park. >> look at him go! >> you're kidding! (tiffany) with counseling nicotine patch and gum, i quit for good. my tip is: get help to find the b

burnett's wife, tweeting this out. >> i didn't see it. is she. >> reporter: burnett's representative has not responded to our request for comment, but arnold has filed a complaint with the p.d. >> i want him arrested and i want his wife arrested for lying. >> reporter: rob hayes, "abc 7 news." >>> well, next at 6:00, a b.a.r.t housing controversy. >> a new bill would give b.a.r.t more control over housing projects on its land, but not with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't let your guard down. ♪ >>> pressure is mounting tonight on the governor to veto a bill that would give b.a.r.t more control over housing projects on land it owns at 20 stations around the bay area. "abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has the s

producer of "the apprentice." >> mark burnett attacked me. >> reporter: arnold telling tmz burnett choked out. trying to choke me out. >> reporter: it happened at the pre-emmys party in los angeles after months ofd t burnett online to release the tapes. burnett did not respond to our request for comment. his wife tweeted this photo. alleging arnold bruised her hand when arnold ambushed him. >> i want him arrested. i want his wife arrested. i did not think she would have a fake bruise. >> reporter: actress alison hannigan said she thought it was a joke. it made its way to the emmy stage overnight. james corden joking even 96-year-old betty white got involved. >> she broke up a fight with tom arnold and mark burnett. >> reporter: the timing raising eyebrows. arnold's new show, the hunt for the trump tapes debuts today. it airs on vice. it is following the tapes from the apprentice that claims mr. trump expressing bigoted views years ago. last month, president trump tweeted that burnett told him there are no tapes that show him saying the "n" word. two men at odds over a tape that ormiguel,

arnold went to police over a scuffle with hollywood producer mark burnett..tercation ahead of a pre- emmy event in los angeles last night. dave lopez explains why arnold says it got so heated. tom arnold:"the guy genuinely tried to kill me. he tried to knock me back down the stairs and tried to choke me out so i lost consciousness."actor tom arnold just filed a police report against famed hollywood producer mark burnett of survivor fame and also of donald trump's show, the apprentice. and he was just getting started.tom arnold: "and he was a complete psycho. he has lost it."he then explained how he was able to break away. he grabbed burnett's chain, ripped it and also tore his shirt.tom arnold: "this is a guy worth hundreds of millions of dollars. he just tried to murder me at a party."he rambled on and on and he made it very clear the reason the two do not like each other is he wants burnett to release what he says are outtakes from the apprentice that will show president donald trump in a very bad light.tom arnold:"i know exactly where those tapes are. he c

against producer mark burnett today.downey said she and her husband were the real victims. she tweeted this photo and wrote got this bruce tonight when tom arnold tried to ambush my husband mark and me at a charity event. a source who was there said jeff probst separated the men. arnold has been pushing burnett to release outtakes from "the apprentice." it's the subject of his new "vice land series." at entertainment weekly's pre emmy bash justin hartley released a secret. >> what's the biggest perk about party hoppinhopping? >> the driver. >> "snl" was fresh off his emmy win last week. >> to see him with a better half of himself and making him happy is really nice. >> over at the nominee's reception ed harris was ready to celebrate. >> "west wood" with 21 nominations. >> that's what they tell me. >> wow. it's hopefully a big fun night >> do you all do something on emmy day? >> my ritual is get out of the house. like it's usually on sunday. >> let's hit it. let's go kevin. >> here we go. >> let's talk about ben affleck.

tom arnold tweeting mark burnett went crazy and cloaked me at a huge emmy party. he ran aby with his torn pink shirt and missing roma downey tweeted this. arnold called downey crazy and said he is suing for defamation. he was a contestant and arnold has publicly criticized burnett for refusing to release outtakes of president trump from the prentivishe esidt us a rial new reality show called the hunt for the trump tapes which premiers tomorrow. our sister station reporting there were witnesses to the fight over the weekend. no word yet though from lapd about their >>> happening today we should find out when spacex plans to launch the first flight to the moon. the original plan was to have two passengers. now it looks like there will only be one. the mission will use a rocket bigger than spacex has right now. musk tweeted it is still in development. it could be a few years away. >> back to the olden times when we were all kids birthdays at school usually meant cup cakes or brownies. now dancing replaces sugar. they are looking at alternatives. that is paying off th

he grabbed burnett's chain, ripped it and also tore his shirt.f millions of dollars. he just tried to murder me at a party."he rambled on and on and he made it very clear the reason the two do not like each other is he wants burnett to release what he says are outtakes from the apprentice that will show president donald trump in a very bad light. tom arnold:"i know exactly where those tapes are. he could show america right now. he is hurting america. he's done this since day one. he's made hundreds of millions of dollars, and so is his wife. they are hurting this country."burnett's wife is actress roma downey, who tweeted it was arnold who started the fight and not her husband. arnold says that is not true. tom arnold:"i don't care what he says. he is a liar. he is a filthy liar. he lies for donald trump all the time. his wife is a filthy liar. they are liars." they are liars."is a filthy liar. they are liars." (pam) (pam) (pam) that was dave lopez reporting. arnold later said, he would sue downey for defamation. arnold's show - "the hunt for the

, the producer of the apprentic puryou're f mark burn burnett choked him.a out full on, you know, not just a choke, but trying to choke me out >> repor iappened sunday night at a pre-emmys party in los angeles after months of arnold taunting burnett online to release tapes from the apprentice. burn didn't respond to our request for mmcoent, but his wife roma downey tweeted this photo alleging arnold bheised hand when she says he i want them arrested. i want his wife arrested for lying. didn't think she would do a fake bruise. hanigan tweeted she witness the confrontation, thought it was a joke unt security jumped in, adding the host of "survivor" tried to break it up. the conflict en made i way to the emmy stage overnight. james corden joking, even 96-year-old betty white got involved. >> last night she broke up a fight between tom arnold and mark burnett. >> repor still the timing of the tussle raising some noeyebrows. ar n show, the hunt for the trum debuts t oay. ain vice, it follows nold's attempt to find tapes from the apprentice that he claims showsr.

actor tom arnold and hollywood producer mark burnett got into it last night at a pre-emmy event.arnoldng burnett attacked him.the actor says the reason the two do not like each other is he wants burnett to release what he says are outtakes from the apprentice that will show president donald trump in a very bad light. ((2shot))((jr))here's a question for you...would you like to see the dark side of the moon? one man says yes. ((pam)) a japanese billionare was just selected as the first private passenger to take a flight around the moon. yusaku mae-zawa was chosen at a space-x event tonight in los angeles. the mission is slated to use the company's big falcon rocket. space-x made a similar announcement last year, saying, two people signed a deal to take a similar trip on the company's falcon heavy rocket. musk says, he hopes to start testing the spaceship portion of the big falcon rocket system next year. (jr) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(pam) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. (pam) next at ten... the senate judiciary committee

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com kate bolduan in for erin burnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just

i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "out front" we are following breaking news. strengthening. hurricane florence strengthening and growing in size and intensity. winds up to 105 miles per hour. we're going to show you looking at live pictures right there out of the outer banks in north carolina where the first impact of this dangerous hurricane is being felt. the hurricane bringing with it potentially catastrophic storm surge. forecast to dump record amounts of rain. we could also be talking about 10 trillion gallons of water. that kind of rain. i don't even know how to wrap my mind around that one. and this amount of rainfall could very clearly lead to historic flooding. these are pictures of flood waters already inundating homes and businesses. the ocean overtaking roads for blocks. and as we come on air tonight, tens of thousands are already out of power. 7,000 u.s. troops are now standing by to help, and one big wild card here is how long is this storm going to just sit in one place and hammer the coast. that could mean 100 mile per hour winds lashing the coast for 24 to 3

good evening, i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett tonight. "outfront," breaking news. showdown. christine blasey ford, the woman who has accused brett kavanaugh of assault is in a standoff with republicans. ford's attorney releasing a statement slamming republican efforts to hold a hearing on monday, saying it is, quote, not fair or in good faith. adding, quote, the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. her attorney also leveling new demands, saying that more witnesses should be included in monday's hearing. however, a spokesman for the republicans on the judiciary committee tells me tonight that they have received no communications from ford or her attorney about that request for more witnesses. it comes just about an hour after republican senator chuck grassley, in a letter to democrats, shut down the idea of delaying the hearing, giving ford until friday, this friday, at 10:00 in the morning to decide whether she is going to testify on monday. even republican senator susan collins, who could be a key vote on kavanaugh, says that

thomas burnett junior told his wife a group of us are going to do something, i have to go, i love you, goodbye. brother called 911 to report the hijacking. in the more it -- moment of horror he was thinking of others. that they choose the youngest passenger on board. debbie told a reporter in 2015, it is important the visitors see what these 40 people took on to take a stand for freedom to take the stand that cost them their lives. maybe there will be some special thing that will inspire them. debbie on sunday at the dedication, we know how special your daughter is. we know how special they all are. and yes they inspire us to this minute. that is why this moment is so fitting, and timely. as they did in the years leading up to 2001, our counterintelligence agencies are watching attacks in foreign places. the president's own director confirmed this last week when he said " they are growing increasingly aggressive." as you saw in indonesia, entire family units are committing vile acts of terrorism. real, so weremain must remain vigilant and prepare a new generation of leadership. the un

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. florence now a deadly storm. five people, including a woman and her infant daughter, died after florence roared ashore early this morning. the storm at a near standstill now over the carolinas. governor roy cooper of north carolina calling it a 1,000-year rain event. florence is expected to dump potentially historic amounts of rain, as much as 40 inches in some areas. high winds, a problem as well. some gusting up to 110 miles per hour. here you can see just ripping the canopy off of a gas station. >>> and the relentless rainfall flooding roads from the coast to miles and miles inland, making many roads impassable for rescuers and first responders. rescuers, though, working through the night and through the day to save hundreds who stayed behind. especially in heart-hit newbern, north carolina, with over 100 swift water rescues in this town alone and forecasters stay worst of the flooding could be still yet to come. we

. >>> actor tom arnold and mark burnett got into a fight.went expletive and choked me at this huge emmy party and then he ran away with his torn pink shirt and missing gold chain. roma downy also tweeted. got this bruise when tom arnold tried to ambush me and my husband. is your tv show worth it, tom? please stop. for context, he was a contestant on celebrity apprentice. he has criticized burnett for refusing to release outtakes of president trump from the apprenti apprentice. he said they provide video evidence the president used a racial slur on set. arnold is now hosting a new reality show called "the hunt for the trump tapes" which premieres tomorrow on viceland. a lot of twists and turns. >> a lot to take in. i have to process that for a while. >> yikes! new brand sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series. >> we will see how former prisoners are finding their new normal among lawyers, doctors, entrepreneurs. >> i went to prison for a second-degree murder ied >>d years. you were playing done on and dragons with guys from tech,

good evening everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. out front. the world laughs before president trump. the president before 193 countries in a major address to the world and leader and how did they respond, by laughing, he started off touting his accomplishments. but wait for the reaction. >> my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. [ laughter ] didn't expect that reaction. but that's okay. >> didn't expect that reaction, maybe not, but it was the reaction, and it did not just stay inside that room. i'm going to show you the headlines from around the world in just the past few hours from russia to canada to england and spain, all noting that world leaders laughed at president trump. so. you must be wondering the same as we all were wondering. what does the president say now? watch. >> how do you feel about that? >> well it was meant to get some laughter but it was great. >> so was a planned punch line all along. he wanted people laughing at him bragging about his

>> yes, i did. >> it's real. >> reporter: arnold has maintained that burnett is in possession of suche. burnett has not commented on the claims but has said in the past he's unable to release all the tapes from "the apprentice," for legal reasons. this arnold/burnett beef goes back months even, and there is bad blood there, but to tell you how bad it was, both of them went into the event and sat down and hung out. so it wasn't that bad. >> important point there, t.j. >> look. it's serious any time. grown men shouldn't be fighting first of all. they both did go in and attend the same event. >> thank you, t.j. >>> coming up, woody allen's wife speaks up for the first time. her explosive new allegations against mia farrow. eally? thank you clients? well jd power did just rank them highest in investor satisfaction with full service brokerage firms...again. and online equity trades are only $4.95... i mean you can't have low cost and be full service. it's impossible. it's like having your cake and eating it too. ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs. how am

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i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. "out front" we are following breaking news. strengthening.ricane florence strengthening and growing in size and intensity. winds up to 105 miles per hour. we're going to show you looking at live pictures right there out of the outer banks in north carolina where the first impact of this dangerous hurricane is being felt. the hurricane bringing with it potentially catastrophic storm surge. forecast to dump record amounts of rain. we could also be talking about 10 trillion gallons of water.

. >> vicki's best known for the carol burnett show. david allen grier starred on "in living color."ie jordan is from "will and grace." >> what is it about our show that will appear to all age groups? >> because we're people, you know, it has nothing to do with our age. >> we're silly. >> absolutely i'm having the time of my life. >> who is your idea of a dream list as a guest star, who would you like? >> carol obviously. carol yes. >> tina louise. >> betty white. >> yeah, yeah. >>> also tonight on fox, tim allen returns in "last man standing." the show was revived after being cancelled by abc. >> is it just me or does it look way better on this network? >> way better. >> almost 90% of everybody's back. we were gone for what a year and a half, a year and five months, something like that, and everybody's back. >> it might be the same set, but this season tim and tv wife nancy travis are empty nesters which means? >> getting your sexy back in the relationship maybe? >> could be. we're back on fox. a lot of things are possible. me in a clog and thong. >> oh, my god, please. what episode

let's go out front. >> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. president trump spoke out for the first time about the sexual assault allegation facing his supreme court nominee, his remarks dispalestinianed and measured, there was no lashing out, no calling the accuser a liar as he has often in the past the president instead calling on both sides to be heard. >> i have great confidence in the u.s. senate and in their procedures and what they're doing, and i think that's probably what they're going to do. they'll go through a process and hear everybody out, i think it's important, i believe they think it's important. >> a source tells cnn, kavanaugh is flabbergasted to the sexual assault allegations that date back to the 1980s. according to ford, a drunk kavanaugh held her down in a bedroom in a party, tried to pull off her bathing suit and put his hand over her mouth to keep her from yelling for help. ford feared for her life. kavanaugh strongly denies the allegation. susan collins had this warning tonight. >> if judge kavanaugh has lied about wh

. >> the marlboro story is interesting from the leo burnett company. seen as a masculine brand, and they had julie london singing their jingle -- ♪ you've got a lot to like with a marlboro ♪ ♪ a lot to like with a marlboro filter, filter ♪ >> this was a cigarette that was so feminine, they put red material around the filters so they weren't stained by the women's lipstick. >> but for marlboro, feminine was no longer a money-maker. in 1954, the brand captured only a 1% share of the market. it was time for a change. >> they decided to give it a masculine image. >> and they went all the way. agency head leo burnett surveyed his colleagues, and they all agreed that the most manly image around was a cowboy. >> marlboro man was probably the most brilliant insidious campaign of all time. ♪ >> the marlboro man was macho. the marlboro man was self-confident. >> and profitable. within one year, the marlboro man helped boost philip morris' sales by 3,000%. >> the marlboro man was the ultimate cool guy, right? what's cooler than a cowboy? the individual who doesn'

good evening everyone i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. out front. the world

. >> carol burnett is the single most talented women or performer ever.ng. >> she started on "the gary moore show" and became a big star. people forget just how much she was a part of the culture at one point in time. >> i did not think that i would want to ever or could ever host a variety show. >> welcome to our first show we're doing. i'm real excited and very happy you're all with us. looks like we've got a nice, full group. could you bump up the lights so i could see -- ohh! gorgeous. >> you had an image of a fellow in a tuxedo coming out and doing a monologue, and will they take a woman doing this? and i said, i hope they'll take me at least for 13 weeks, you know? and it worked! it worked for 11 years. i never thought it would go that long. >> i knew i wanted to do musical comedy. i wanted guest stars. i wanted to do sketches. i wanted a rep company the way sid caesar had one. >> there were ten variety shows on at the same time that carol burnett was on, and they were approximately ten comedy writers on each show. and i was the only woman out of al

we know the model was actually a parisian ballet dancer and burnett -- and brunette.e critiques the painting and evokes her as the person in the painting. it is believed she later turned into a "respectable lady," hence why her identity was concealed these years. host: finally a revolt from young farmers in the u.k. after their association's annual party was canceled due to the's behavior. debaucherous behavior. reporter: an opportunity for young farmers to swap wellington for high heels and waterproofs for dinner jackets. no more. back in may that drunken farmers were filmed singing offensive songs, kicking cars, swearing, climbing street signs and generally being rowdy. future parties have been canceled by the federation. rather than professing sobriety and expressing remorse, these young farmers have revolted against the federation and called her a vote of no-confidence, which could overthrow the management for the first time in the federation's history. host: thank you very much for that press review. for more on those stories in to cacatch up with our press revie

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. the public hearing into the alleged brett kavanaugh sexual assault is in question tonight. mitch mcconnell saying moments ago he and other republicans still have not heard from brett kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford or her attorney on whether she will appear before the senate judiciary committee on monday. republicans quick to point out that monday is ford's chance to be heard. >> we're looking forward to hearing what she said to say on monday. she's going to have an opportunity to be heard monday. >> we hope she will take advantage of that opportunity and we can move forward with the process. >> fb we hope she takes advantage of this opportunity. >> this opportunity. susan collins, a key swing vote calling it puzzling that ford has yet to confirm if she will be there on monday, but democrats want more time. they're pressing for the fbi to reopen kavanaugh's background check before any hearing takes place. >> we should not be rushing to judgment with a sham hearing on monday

erin burnett "out front" starts right now. >>> out front next, we have breaking news. the president doing damage control after an explosive new book portraying the white house in chaos, staffers calling the president an idiot and f'ing moron. there are claims the president used vulgar language to describe his attorney general jeff sessions. cnn is learning robert mueller may be one step closer tonight to getting the answers he wants from president trump. let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm kate bolduan in for earn burnett out front with breaking news. crazy town, that according to legendary journalist bob woodward is how john kelly describes life inside trump's white house. kelly painting a damning portrait of the west wing and the man occupying the oval office. cnn obtained a copy of the book yet to be released titled "fear." and what is described in the 448 pages, well, i said it last night, i'll say it again, there's a lot. top aides spending their day trying to circumvent the president ignoring orders, hiding information, even swiping documents from the pre

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news. sources say deputy attorney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. rosen stanfo rosenstein's job on the line. the bombshell report that rod rosenstein wanted to invoke the 25th amendment to remove trump from office and suggested wearing a wire on more than one occasion to secretly record the president. a source close white house tonight says that could serve as a pretext for firing the deputy attorney general in any administration. this has the president'

i'm kate baldwin in for erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news. president trump senior adviser kellyanne conway saying tonight that the president believes the anonymous writer is somebody on the national security team. listen to what she just told our christiane amanpour. >> do you think that person is inside of the white house? >> most of us don't think that. the president just today said he believes it's somebody in national security. but what i do believe is that who has said that ought to come forward and say it, or ought to resign because the loyalty is not to the president, or at all, it is loyalty to the presidency. it is loyal to the constitution. >> and white house aides to the president say they -- that they have the search narrowed down to a few individuals now. this comes as trump is now demanding his attorney general launch an investigation to uncover the identity of the person behind that opinion piece. >> i would say jeff should be investigating the author of that piece was, because i really believe it's national security. >> but in

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. the public hearing into the alleged brett k

let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm kate bolduan in for earn burnett out fron

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of "outfront." "outfront" tonight, trump fumes. the president railing against his attorney general, yes, again. this time for apparently not considering politics before the indictments of two republican congressmen, two men who were some of trump's earliest supporters. tweeting, and there's a lot here, so follow me. two long-running obama-era investigations of two very popular republican congressmen were brought to a well-pub sighed charge just ahead of the midterms but the jeff sessions justice department. two easy wins now in doubt because there is not enough time. good job, jeff. a quick refresher for you, those two congressmen, chris collins of new york, charged with insider trading, and duncan hunter of california, charged with using hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds to pay for things like personal trips and personal shopping sprees. those two seats no longer solidly republican. losing those seats would no doubt hurt trump politically

erin burnett "outfront" starts erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.comces say deputy attorney general roz rosenstein discussed wearing a wire to record conversations with president trump and urged cabinet members to consider invoking the 25th amendment. so now, will trump fire rosenstein? we have new details on the president's thinking. >>> plus, rosenstein says the reports aren't true. is he telling the truth? i'll ask one of his listening-time friends. >>> and ted cruz fighting for his political life tonight. we're live at his first debate with democrat beto rourke. let's go out front. good evening, everyone. "outfront" tonight, breaking news.

let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, everyone, i'm kate in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, hurricane florence on track right now to deliver a devastating blow to the east coast. we are just hours away from the first tropical storm winds to hit the u.s. states of emergency are now in effect in georgia, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, and d.c. some 20 million people are in the storm's path, which as we speak, is kicking up 83-foot waves out in the atlantic. sustained winds are topping out at 120 miles per hour. it's also some 600 miles wide to give you an idea of just how big that is, we'll show you a video from the international space station as it flies over florence. just look at it. the national hurricane center warning of catastrophic flash flooding, wafl totals of up to 40 inches expected in some areas. in south carolina, some 300,000 people have already evacuated. the state's governor saying that number could hit 1 million by tomorrow. officials, though, are taking no chances of course, and here's why. just take a look at the size of flore

something that i just can't take food for five days that convoy will tour through areas where you as a burnett most public see and unemployment up close people to take desperate measures. to gambia is the smallest nation in west africa but it's been one of the largest contributors to the my current flow across the mediterranean. and yet it. was. the first stop st michael's school and am going to one of the biggest in the northern territories . to raise awareness amongst students most often his team have written a play based on their own experiences. he. migration is a tradition going back decades a much traveled route to march. when are you going to publish your book my. third of indigo boys what i thought was because it is what i would join in a deadly journey my brother the fathers of those of us that you're going to spend with this journey if you put it into business with you would you become a billionaire the day. my agent told me he would help me within two weeks then i'll be still a serving maid. all because i get some ice because most of those tickets will never tried it but we will kee

ship, under a minister walter burnett observed german submarine u 140 attacking ordered a warning be sent out to alert from the ships in the area and rescued the crew of americans. whereas, having intercepted the , theng signal, they sank first and only united states warship sunk by any action in world war i. after letting her 12 member crew and the survivors road toward the shore in lifeboats. whereas, on august 16, german submarine u 117 torpedoed her low. a british tanker. whereas, the explosion seven miles off the coast was noticed at thet was on watch coast guard station. captain,the keeper, called his crew to action. despite 15 foot seas and the lingering threat of u-boat activity, launched a surf boat into the sea. johnny and his search-and-rescue 42 of 50 british seamen. john allen and his crew were awarded the gold lifesaving medal, as well as the grand cross of the united -- american cross of honor. king george the sixth struck gold medals for the rescuers and the british board of trade honored john allen with a silver cup. for his lifetime of service come of the united sta

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deroy murdock and john burnett. deroy, you would think with this sort of economy, wages are starting to come on, 6.6 million job openings. that this would be the tail wind for republicans. but again and again it seems something is not happening. they are not articulating it properly or something is not connecting with the public. >> there is always distraction. any time the gop wants to talk about this the democrats yell about something else. they are good about throwing shiny objects around. the gop needs to hammer this home. and the results we are seeing are enormously better. we heard under obama the gdp reached 2.2%. now it has doubled. we are going twice the speed obama thought we could. the lowest numbers since december, 199, when i was 6 years old. -- 1969, when i was 6 years old. charles: there is a poll by kaiser health for the most of important topics for the mid-term elections. corruption is number one. 30%. healthcare, number two. president trumtheo -- presidentg about medicare for all. maybe this is the

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thomas burnett junior told his wife, a group of us are getting ready to do something. i have to go.ove you. goodbye. edward felt called 911 to report the hijacking. in a moment of horror, he was thinking of others. deora frances bodley would be 32 today. her mother, debbie, touchingly told a reporter in 2015, it is important to me that the visitors see what these 40 people took on to take a stand for freedom, to take the kind of stand that cost their lives. maybe there will be some special thing they see about this that inspires them. i said to debbie on the sunday at the dedication, we know how special your daughter is. we know how special they all are. and yes, they inspire us to this minute. that is why this moment together is so fitting, and if i may say, timely. as they did in the years leading up to 2001, our counterintelligence agencies are now watching attacks again in faraway places. the president's own director of national intelligence confirmed last week when he said "they are growing increasingly aggressive duck" as we saw in indonesia a few months ago, men, women and ch

pile in at 2% they are happy to burnett type of yield right now.ne: is the market weighted more toward the short-term side? big trade over the summer was that everyone was so piled in two short duration that it almost blew up any possibility of what we could see on the long end. david: that is a valid point. there is not a ton of compelling reasons to go out. one compelling reason is that if you believe the fed is close to done, that we will see recession in 2020, which i do not think so, you might want to lock in term duration and short-term rates are going to fall. you would be better served buying long-term bonds. i think that would be the incentive for buying those type of bonds. caroline: [indiscernible] david, thank you very much indeed. we're talking all things rates. coming up, highs and lows. tilray, the wild trading day ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: wild highs and lows from marijuana stocks. it has probably been the most attention grabbing trade in the last few weeks. tilray is grabbing the most intention -- attention. some of th

. >> t bone burnett and i recorded it together in a church converted into a studio in my hometown.nel the heroes you know, nina simone, louis armstrong, charlie parker-- just trying to channel them. and, also, just become vulnerable in the room, and kind of let my truth come out of the instrument. >> stephen: was it spooky at all, because you're in a dark church? >> jon: it was kind of spooky. i could feel that there were some presences in the room. >> stephen: well what, document people to get from the album? >> man, these days things are very, very tough to deal with. and i want people to have a meditation that doesn't result in despair but hope. ( applause ) >> stephen: landmarks performing his single "don't stop" from his new album, "hollywood africans," jon batiste. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to loving me don't stop ♪ i know there ain't no guarantee but don't stop ♪ let's keep it shaking while we can ♪ you don't need another man we'll keep rolling with the plan ♪ don't stop ♪ ♪ ♪ when it's near to closing time don't stop ♪ put your hand in mine don't s

mark burnett just went nuts and choked me at this huge emmy party.nold was quit to deny the allegation. you lie. your crazy husband attacked me. you psycho. i'm filing police report and suing you for defamation. tom arnold's got a new show on viceland called the hunt for the trump tapes. tom arnold searches for the tapes that show president trump while making bigoted remarks while filming the "apprentice." this is causing people to believe this was all a publicity start. >>> nat, what you got? >> we got the hosts of the emmy and they of course have developed this great mystery as you know. the weekend update desk and they plan to put their razor sharp whit on full display later tonight. >> its weekend update with colin and michael. >> far from their home at studio a.h. in new york city, "saturday night live" stars have gone hollywood. >> we are very excited to be hosting the 2018 emmy waurds. >> that's right. >> rolling out the gold carpet ready to turn snl iconic catch phrase into live from los angeles, its tv's biggest night. >> action! >> i though

i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. you have been listening in to senator carmella harris questioning brett kavanaugh. another day of marathon questioning and another day marked by high drama. this hearing is heading into its tenth hour today. first i do want to get to phil mattingly who has been watching the hearing all day long. phil, let's talk about carmella harris. she is at it again right where she started off with the questioning after she sparked somewhat of a mystery in her questioning over kavanaugh's contacts with a law firm first. what's this all about? >> kate, last night after we were -- just past 12 hours of yesterday's testimony, this is one of the things that made everybody sit up in the chair. what she was asking is had he had any discussions with the personal attorney trump about moller. they were confused. they were trying to identify who worked at the firm. it was a large law firm, one he wasn't aware of. that exchange went viral and did she have some kind of documents or evidence? we haven't gotten

that's it for me, thanks very much for watching, i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room, erin burnettarts right now. >>> a game of chicken, will the president fire rod rosenstein or could the deputy attorney general quit first. >>> plus, brett kavanaugh fights back, going public with his wife on national tv tonight. would he be doing this if he didn't hthink his nomination wa in serious jeopardy. >>> and family feud. his brothers and sisters are one candidate's new opponents. >>> good evening, i'm kate bowled w baldwin in for erin better net.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, christine blasey ford'stonight. ford says she's willing to testify but not on monday. as kavanaugh says tonight he'll show up. plus, ford scrutinized not for remembering certain details about the alleged incident. one top republican even suggests she's, quote, mixed up. why one prominent psychiatrist says that's not the case. he's my guest. >>> and more breaking news. according to a new report, former trump attorney michael cohen interviewed for hours by the special counsel. what does he have on the president? let's go "outfront."

i had seen gilda .radn bits of carol burnett. and lucille ball. we were behind them in england, but then we caught up now. i had this great admiration for hrthe way women coulde on american television. >> should there be anything that is off limits for comedy? i think we're in a national conversation right now on whas too far, political critique or about political correctness. >> it only goes too far when it's not based in good energy and it's observation, it becomes angry and partisanl.nd cr then it's not funny to me. >> are you intentional? or is it just to entertain when it comes to thinking abo what is that you are writing? are you -- if somebody looks at a sketch, this is her way of pushing back? >> no, i don think people see me that way. i've been very fair. i do a tbbc show t goes out prime time with all generations, allorts of age people watching it. i think we try and keep the show very fair. i said, i sick of the tribalism. >> can you reallyid a it? not that you have to be a member of it. >> no. >> when you lock at instagram, twitter, ma