i talked to tim caine, senator caine, just moments ago, about an hour ago, asking if he thought brett kavanaugh should step down, withdraw hisname. he said the hearings should go forth tomorrow. likely we'll hear kavanaugh's name tonight. mo assuredly, president trump's name will come up, corey stewart called himself trump before trump. you can bet the w presidentl be topic one in this debate tonight at 7:00. you can watch it on our nbc washington app. we're live atap theal one headquarters, news 4. y. o reminder because of the debate, there's a change in programming and nbc nightly news with lester ho start you wanted to save on prescriptions... so you went online... and got so lost in a mumbo-jumbo of co-pays, coupons and codes that your brain went offline. next time ask your cvs pharmacist. our proprietary search tool analyzes ways to help lower your prescription costs. just drop in.... before you conk out... see what you might save at cvs pharmacy. . >>> breaking news tonight, explosive new allegations against embattled supreme court nominee brett kanaugh. another woman goes publi

caine. one-third, you should know, say ump is a factor in this race. that brings us to our guest, our nbc political director, mark murray, thank you for joining us. jim.anks, >> start with president trump. how much do we hear his name and how much a factor? stew warart says he was trump be trump. >> i don't know what's going on comes todebate when it president trump, but all midterm elections come down to theen pres of the united states, particularly in a fight like virginia that is so close to the natif 's capital, and onee things we're seeing on the campaign trail, this race and others,ou is have democratic candidates and democratic incumbents being a check and balance on the president of the united states republicans want to support that agenda and the dynamic in tonight's debate plays out throughout the entire e'country. >> seen the state party pull away from corey stew wart. nationally, too, they are not giving much repport to the blican candidate. does that surprise you? might we see a

actor michael caine leads an all star cast a new film about a london jewelry heist that plus a day in the life of a geisha in rome and a controversial art collection on display here in berlin those stories coming up in today's express. the. king of thieves celebrated its premiere in london on wednesday the film's stars michael caine he would leave the bounds of retired criminals to pull off britain's biggest jewelry heist the film is based on true events from twenty fifteen when full of healthy men still safety boxes of jewelry with a ten million euros for london's jewelry district happened on the king of thieves goes on release on september the forty first. visitors to rome are currently finding out more about meeting geishas at the hashtag a should a festival. thanks for japanese geishas provide visitors with an insight into them. and ceremonious. the festival runs until the fifteenth of september at various locations throughout the italian capital. berlin exhibition is showing works owned by the late art dealer to put on girl it five years ago fifteen hundred works of art were foun

ost: dean cain's new film, "gosnell." guest: it opens october 4.ost: we will be back after a short break and take some open phones. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can talk about anything you'd like. short meantime, here's a piece from the newsmakers segment that will air tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. with charlie kelly talking to us about issues playing out in the house campaigns this fall, especially in the area of corruption. isi think corruption something people aren't surprised by. it's been there with trump and investigation around russia. the issues with a number of the , whethern incumbents it's collins in york, hunter in california, the list goes on and on. -- collins in new york. that is there. it is certainly part of the conversation. the main driver, the economics issues. >> you try to tie democratic candidates across the map to nancy pelosi. we are seeing that virtually everywhere. is nancy pelosi a political liability for democrats? the reality here -- this is somebody who did a great job a

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it was too co-incidental, herman cain. to think a man with up a stellar rep case can come up in front of people with less than stellar reputations and have his integrity questions like that. obviously he's incredibly angry and upset and impassioned. now the left is saying he's too upset and angry and impassioned to be a balanced and impartial justice of the supreme court. they were never going to vote for him, and this is all a big stunt. what do you think? >> i agree with you. as we would say in the baptist church to dr. gorka's ask comment and the other comments about the laid yesterday, amen, amen, amen. number one. number two -- i just wanted them to know how much i appreciate their comments because they are absolutely right on. now, they have taken judge kavanaugh and tried to do what they call political character assassination and as dr. gorka said, i believe it many backfiring. i hear from people all the time. i see people. they are asking me by the. everybody who approaches me about what went on last week while the

tonight democratic senator kim cain debates corey stewart in the virginia senate debate. c-span, your primary source for 2018. >>> saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, the "wall street journa journal"'s matthew hennessey discusses his book "zero hour for gen x." >> if you're a millennial, google helped you get through high school. if you're a mel len yillennial, wikipedia helped get you through college. your whole life has been shaped in this technology in a way that previous generations never experienced and in ways many of us never imagined was possible. in key ways, this was the thesis of my book. that makes millennials different from the rest of us. >>> and on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, francis eukuyama talks about his book "identity, the demand for dignity and the politics of resentment." >> it can be shaped by leaders, by schools, by education, by the way we talk about our shared history and our shared values, and i think that's an important past that lies ahead of us. >> and on sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words," carol anderson discusses her book "one person,

we will hear from gareth southgate and harry caine. and look ahead to tonight's friendly between scotland and belgium in glasgow. the new women's super league gets under way. the pick of the round. it is also the beginning of the new women's rugby union premierfifteens. beginning of the new women's rugby union premier fifteens. that beginning of the new women's rugby union premierfifteens. that is all sports day at 6:30. now it is time for the film review. well, to the film review. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. we have american animals which is stranger than fiction true story. we have the none, and an frightening frightener. and we have puzzled, which is a romance set against the backdrop of competitive jigsaw puzzling. american animals. that seems like a peculiar conceit as well. trying to steal some books from a library? based on a true story of this university heist from kentucky in 2004, a group of hapless young men decided they were going to steal these rare books from the university library. and

the challenge for the political elite is what they will do about it dominic cain. chemist's. let's bring in our panelists in berlin philip souter student activist and anti fascism campaigner in washington cynthia miller idriss professor of education sociology of the american university and also in bullying. political activist and community educator welcome to the program philip quite interesting to see what's happening in kenya it's so a young german was killed and then the streets were almost taken over by the far right is this a genuine act of anger over what people think is lack of security or is it an act of political opportunism by the general far right. well by the far right it's of course an act of opportunity they got the opportunity of that one person was killed on the street and yes. we don't know anything about accident itself we know that one person was killed we know that we have two suspects and yeah that's it and at the same time right wing extremists used this opportunity to get on the street to overwhelm the police. to be the majority for a short time cynthia

when the president proposed interests and salaries and housing allowance for the military, senator cain voted no. he is still hurting from 2016. we have no room from that. he's been voting no against the president, no against you, no against virginia, and that is why i'm asking you to vote no for senator cain and yes to virginia's future. thank you very much. >> your final. >> virginians, in my 24 years of being in elected life around the state, our positive and welcoming and inclusive and innovative people. and my theme of a virginia that works for all is not just an expression of what i've tried to do. it's an expression of what i hear from virginians. let's pull together and do good things for our commonwealth and our country. that's how i've led all along. that's how i've led in the senate. getting bill after bill passed, virginians think it's something. and i also know about this about virginia, when he says take virginia back, virginians don't want to go back. there's nothing in the rear-view mirror that looks better to virginia than what we can see in the windshield going forward

herman cain up next exclusively revealing a new venture aimed at taking down the term resistance.ura: 2012 presidential candidate herman cain has an exciting new project to fight back against the antitrust resistance and he joins us and now exclusively in studio. finally in the studio to tell us all about it. what's going on, when you crush the antitrust resistance? >> is called, america fighting back, which is the new organization i'm part of. you can go to a f lee all american fighting back.com, to learn all about it. here's the thing, the liberals, the democrats, the socialists, whatever they call themselves today, have been trying to delegitimize this president who is legitimately elected by the people. we want to be able to get that message out and push forward with the truth rather than be inundated with all of the negative noise generated around this. >> laura: so you will speak to trump supporters, speak to diverse audiences helped by the trump agenda. african-americans, latinos, women, focusing on specialized media abilities, what's that mean? >> we got over 32 million em

dean cain will join us to tell us what it's like to be a trump supporter in hollywood.rnal" live at seven eastern on saturday morning. the discussion. >> the first debate in the illinois governor race was held last night in chicago, that's next. then, barbara debates jennifer laxton in virginia's tenth district. president trump attends a rally in springfield, missouri. >> illinois governor and democratic challenger debated thursday in chicago. they were joined by kaz jackson and conservative candidate, sam mccann. topics included term limits, unions, colin kaepernick, immigration, gun violence and immigration. this is courtesy of nbc five, chicago. >> decision 2018, the race for

herman cain up next exclusively revealing a new venture aimed at taking down the trump resistance.he big reveal, next. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, provides the most wifi coverage for your home, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. taking down the term resistance. >> laura: 2012 presidential candidate herman cain has an exciting new project to fight back against the antitrust resistance and he joins us and now exclusively in studio. finally in the studio to tell us all about it. what's going on, when you crush the antitrust resistance? >> is called, america fighting back, which is the new organization i'm part of. chairman of. floyd brown is co-chairman. go to afb.com, or america fighting back.com. here's the thing, the liberals, the democrats, the socialists, whatever they call themselves today, have been trying to delegitimize this president who is legitima

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. >> regina cain was nominated for "seven seconds". and darren criss. >> and glen weiss. you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend? cause i want to call you my wife. >> that's a pretty boss mov there. proposing to his girlfriend with the whole worldatching. pressure, right? fortunately, she said ges. himself an emmy and a fiance. >> she got a niceig rock. >> winners, both of them. >> you talked a whole bunchou the florence problems. we have some developing overnight. in the southern tier of new york we had one home with water surroundin i water on top of highway 79. we're not completely we'll see tropical downpours throughout the northeast. even baltimore as the thunderstorm rolled through. during the day today, we'll tch this heavy rain in the northeast. have the umbrella for this morning. you'll carry home this loternoon. here's ar look at your day ahead. well, a very warm, humid air mass and those tropical downpoes from florence will with us on the i-95 corridor. and look how hot it's going to be. st. louis, 94 degrees. looks like the september heat's going

news 4 hosting a live debate with democratic incumbent tim cain and cory stewart. the candidates will face off next wednesday. a debate will be moderated byew nbc political director chuck todd with questions from news 4'saron gilchrist and julie carrie. you can download the app and owatch a live stream that deba. >> all right. storm team 4 meteorologist camelia draper joining us. it seems like we blinkednd the daysothorter. i wake up in the morning. it's dark when it used to be sunny, and this is going by fast. >>know, you have a point there because we're losing about two minutes and 30 seconds of e dayligh day now. tomorrow the first full day of fall, and it is going to feel so much like the season. not only is it going to be cool out there tomorrow, but rain at well. as a pretty rainy sunday out there. take a look at your second weather headline. more rain in the forecast to start the workweek. why wouldaturrn change now? we've been dealing with so much rain this summer, and that looks to continue until the beginning of our fall season. by tuesday we could see on

well as herman cain and a reminder, tonight on the fox news channel, just a matter of moments, thanks for being with us. see you tomorroairspace. thoughts and prayers from all our friends from north carolina and south carolina. charles: you got it. lou: good evening, everybody. our top story. hurricane florence bearing down on the east coast more than 10 million people are now under warnings or watches, and the carolinas and virginia. the category 3 storm generating 80-foot waves and could strengthen, we're told, back to a category 4 storm by the time it makes landfall. >>> president trump says the federal government is fully prepared to face florence. >> has already placed extensive resources on the ground including search and rescue experts. power restoration and medical support. tremendous people working on the hurricane. first responders, law enforcement and fema and they're all ready. lou: and we'll have the latest for you on the path of the hurricane coming up here tonight. >>> also, the rage of the radical left boiling over, targeting conservatives for politically motivated vio

dean cain does..s dad was in the business and joins us tonight. what do you make of that? >> wow! sexual assault, i feel for any victim. >> tucker: for sure. >> no question. male, or female. but that is just completely political.l. where is the video for karen moynahan, keith ellison's accuser? where is the full length movie for bill clinton accusers? it doesn't exist. it is completely political. that is tragic because sexual assault is a s serious thing. it cheapens it. they are doing this specificallyap for political reasons. >> tucker: that is such a good point. these are not standards theyt apply equally. so kermit gosnell was anhe abortion doctor and abused all these women and they tried to make a movie about it in los angeles and not everyone was on board. you did make a movie about it. what was the reaction? >> we had to raise the money on indiegogo because nobody would pay for it. we did that and we made the film. it's a good film and it comes out october 12. nobody would put it out there. nob

harry caine has had a good chance as well, but still goalless there.go into that much of back—to—back defeats, but they are holding their own so far. these early kick—offs have been brought in this season, uefa think they'll allow more tv audiences to watch the two games that'll start early. for the time being there aren't any premier league sides playing at home in these early slots. it also works better for the audiences in asia who stay up until the middle of the night for most games. and once we get to the knockout stages we're back to later kick—offs which are now all in the 8 o'clock slot. now liverpool are one of those sides kicking off later this evening in the opening round of games in group c. red star belgrade when this in 1991 and haven't been in it princely much since then. this is their return. a really tough group c against mapperley. two of the greatest players in the world at the moment, £200 million for name r. he was arrested at the weekend, as was this man. what a match it should be. what a match it should be. this is no easy introd

and actor, dean cain janus to talk about what it means to be a trump supporter in hollywood. be sure to watch. live at 7:00 eastern. join the discussion. this weekend on american history tv on c-span3. onurday at 10 p.m. eastern reel america. >> we are witnessed to witness a significant -- we are privileged to witness a significant achievement, an achievement that none thought possible a year ago. or even a month ago. an achievement that reflects the courage and wisdom of these two leaders. announcer: the 1978 film "framework for peace," on the camp david peace accords. on american artifacts on sunday, i look back at the 1998 bombings of u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya and dar es salaam, tanzania. >> we were meeting with the minister of commerce and we heard an explosion. most of us went to the window. 10 seconds later, a freight impact of high 213 peopleall of us, were instantly killed. 48 of whom were employees of the united states government. announcer: watch on american history tv this weekend on c-span3. what does it mean to be american? that is the sears student cam co

be free has existed practically since the first actions of cain falls but the tendency to bend such images made them difficult to access. the emergence of the video player in the one nine hundred seventy s. introduced pornography to a mass audience today millions of men around the world make use of the opportunity to get sexual stimulation online and anonymously. is this yes all this and that in the real world women are still considered aloof and difficult to conquer and while in the world of forms they're extremely willing and wild. fish status with stuff that reinforces the notion that they alternately constitute a cure for mailings i it is about impotence and on attractiveness. to retaliate for in quotations. like this that's why a lot more men watch porn. consuming. twenty sixteen the world's most popular porn sites alone attract a twenty three billion visitors that's sixty five million pradesh americans where the biggest but capital uses. an increasing number of young men now cater to their own sexual needs the human brain is programmed to respond to the extreme visual stimuli in porn

some of the stations resemble cain brought home. the earliest was sculpted out of the subterranean bedroom in the nineteen seventies and then now a source of inspiration for many new artists. the study on the station is famous for its rainbow design and its colorful signage . it opened in one nine hundred seventy three and was designed by and ohana. the professor at sweden's royal institute of arts he's always been fascinated by the vibrant colors of the sky in full in its manifestation. even now eighty seven years young. the struggle. for. station in store called. saw. a report that if the all rika. story make a. large blue like. this some people come to stockholm specifically to see the subway amounts. of some of the stations even take place in summer with god it's marie on the sun no secret deal about the stockholm underground. and. personally i'm very fond of public art because normally it's so you lauch and especially in the make choices just. they shows are so weak you sort of feed the art in your body you can't just take it i

organized another protest on saturday dominic cain has been in chemists and filed this report. and the base of the their message is loud and it is clear they are the people whom their country has forgotten neglected so they say by a government that encourages tolerance and integration on thursday they took to the streets of chemist's to oppose a meeting of solidarity between the main parties taking place nearby. was to highlight their distrust of mainstream media perhaps around a thousand people here protesting against the numbers of migrants in the cam that's in fact official figures show only around one and a half percent of the population here is from syria and afghanistan. this demonstration was peaceful in stark contrast to the scenes on sunday and monday when thousands of far right and far left protesters threw rocks bottles and fireworks at each other and at the police the violence flowed from the events on sunday morning where german nationalists fatally stands during an alter cation with two migrants in the wake of that many people wondered if their completion between

the, discusses the research group poll on brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination and actor dean cain join us to tell us what it is like to be a donald trump supported in hollywood. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning, join the discussion. friends and former colleagues of supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh spoke at a press conference to voice their support for his nomination. they said they have always found him to be a man of the highest integrity and character and they do not believe the allegations made against him by christine blasey ford. university professor who said she was sexually assaulted by brett kavanaugh at a high school party in the 1980's. this is about 20 minutes. >> good morning, my name is sarah fagan and on behalf of the more than half of the 75 women here today and an additional 100 women who have signed a letter in support of brett kavanaugh, thank you for taking the time to listen to our personal testimony. i first met that when we were weh working -- brett when were working in the early days of the bush administration and i w

cain and its leader killed anyone who stood in his way even though the cartel was responsible for thousands of deaths happening remains a popular figure among the country's poorest people in some parts of the city he was even known as columbia's robin hood. medal and is also home to a close friend of ask fans they call him popeye he confessed to murdering two hundred fifty people and organizing two and a half hours in killings he spent twenty three years in jail for the crimes. popeye hasn't become an outcast in the city where he once killed on the country he's very popular styling himself as a blogger and political activist who came to madeline to meet him to try and understand this colombian paradox why he is treated like a superstar. i must admit i was very nervous before a meeting. at least by the. end of the interview to either hide or that's the bailey next meeting if we have. to. settle. the police your way out of the security you have the sort of. that i'm you don't leave those. estimate premed leave it all this. is the leader of the misery and there are a lot of problems. ok but yo

are in a bit of a shaky run with two straight defeats in a premier league critics have questioned cain's fitness after a busy world cup campaign with england but his manager is sticking by curry after four years on the globe. of course. he need to improve but the team need to improve but this is you do blame carly because it's on the front of the team lose. in the asian champions league iranian team persepolis are into the semifinals after beating the hail of cats or three two on aggregate to hail to one nil first like advantage to iran and look for a place in the last four when they took an early lead inside iran but persepolis staged a pretty dramatic comeback scoring the three goals they needed to advance nigerian striker governments are keeping his cool to make the aggregate school three. to the second less. they'll meet another cattery side in the semifinals beating us to go five three and i could give in their last eight times the teton champions were leading three want to head of this home leg and a two two draw was enough to see our south go through. and the japanese city of supp

and actor dean cain joins us to tell us what it's like being a trump supporter in hollywood.ure to watch live seven to join the discussion. -- saturday morning to join the discussion. >> american history tv continues with another film. in divide and concert -- conquer , film makers used newsreel, dramatized scenes and knots in us footage to depict the german invasions of denmark, norway, belgium, holland and france. this runs just under an hour.

, mac cain."graphs. when it was over, i asked him, what he got such a rockstar reception in hanoi. with classic directness, he said, it is because they have been taught that i was treated better than i was. second, it is because of the normalization of relations between the u.s. and vietnam. that was a classic understatement. along with president clinton and john kerry, john mccain was the leader in congress in bringing about the normalization of relations between the u.s. and act of, an extraordinary personal forgiveness when you consider what they did to him. during his years in vietnam. after his injuries, he could not pursue his ambitions in the navy. so he turned to government service as his greater american cause. of course i did not know john in his youth, but i do not think he was born with the skills of a legislator. and yet he learned them and became a great one. be irascible and immovable and when to negotiate and compromise to get something done. he regularly reached across party lines

organize another protest on saturday dominic cain has been in chemists and filed this report. they say. their message is loud and it is clear they are the people whom their country has forgotten neglected so they say by a government that encourages tolerance and integration on thursday they took to the streets of chemist's to oppose a meeting of solidarity between the main parties taking place nearby was to highlight their distrust of mainstream media perhaps around a thousand people were here protesting against the numbers of migrants in the cam that's in fact official figures show only around one and a half percent of the population here is from syria and afghanistan. this demonstration was peaceful in stark contrast to the scenes on sunday and monday when thousands of far right and far left protesters threw rocks bottles and fireworks at each other and at the police the violence flowed from the events on sunday morning with german nationalists fatally stands during an alter cation with two migrants in the wake of that many people wondered if they'd be collusion between elem

war a report discovered more than sixteen hundred priests abused almost four thousand people dominic cain has more. for years many people in germany have wondered about the level of sexual abuse committed against children in this country in recent times by elements within the catholic church here in the city of the catholic church in germany is holding its bishops conference and at a news conference a little earlier germany's leading catholic church man was confronted with some very harrowing insights into precisely herron many young people who are abused by peter for priests. in all clarity i say sexual abuse is a crime whoever is guilty of it must be punished for far too long the church has either turned a blind eye to it or tried to cover it up for all the failures on the hurt i asked the leader of the church in germany i must apologize parts of the research we saw at that news conference pulled no punches basically saying that those that we know about now those cases are just the tip of the iceberg and for the victims who have heard what was said there the question now is is that enou

they're to blame for all predicament them in if you know a half assed wilson cain would prefer to bentract farmer for a major international company it's a system gaining traction in kenya farmers produce for a single company which guarantees it will purchase their entire harvest. in peace or unaccounted for i mean it's going to be secure and he's going to gets some money and i think now though he might spend a plenty he does not seem to understand when there are some politics or explain to somebody buy buy in a company for concert for me. sammy will come aboard he's a contract farmer he grows beans for a major kenyan exporter couple she isn't really free he says the prices are determined by the company and they're not good but he still doesn't want to go back to traditional farming banking it's additional food. is on with with of time because all those who are planning to buy they'll buy at that low price listed out the months in an e.i. still is twice. since the big companies pay better farmers are increasingly opting out of the domestic market right behind samuels field is a huge p

on january 19, when the esident proposed a $355 ship navy, senator cain voted no. -- senator kaine voted no. he votes no against the president out of spite. he's still hurting from 2016. we have no room for that. he's been voting no against the president. no against you. no against virginia. and that is why on november 6 i'm asking you to vote no to senator kaine and vote yes to virginia's future. thank you very much. >> senator kaine, your final. senator kaine: virginians in my 24 years of being elected life and getting around the state are positive and welcoming and inclusive and innovative people. and my theme of virginia that works for all is not just an expression what i tried to do but an expression of what i hear from virginians. let's pull together and do good things for our commonwealth and country. that's how i have led all along. that's how i have led in the senate. getting bill after bill passed. corey may think it's nothing to build a 355 ship navy or battle opioid. he thinks it's nothing to expand career and technical education or medical research, but virginia thinks it's

and i want to thank senators cain, bennett and murkowski for cosponsoring. it would the enhance efficiency and clinical advocacy including the removal of outdated restrictions on 1834m. second, cms should provide reimbursement and incentives for collecting and using patient-generated health data. third, file down regulations like the anti-kickback regulations that allow providers to get technology into the hands of patients. and finally, congress should support the use of unlicensed spectrum to help cover rural populations and give them the high-speed broadband that can help make this a reality. we are all part of the system either as patients or caregivers. the least we can ask is for a system that treats us whether we're in rural or urban areas as real people, not just boxes on a spread sheet. thank you very much, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you. mr. levine. >> thank you, mr. chairman. my name's alan levine, executive chairman of ballad health, a 21-hospital integrated health delivery system serving southwest virginia and northeast tenne

and awaiting voice of clyde cain, louisiana we've had, i probably over 500 calls. we're gonna get in here rescues as soon as they get here, in the mean time we're staging up. and according to officials up and down the carolina coast hurricane florence is just beginning florence is hurricane the latest. now i am now i am here with john shrable in the weather center tracking hurricane florence and tropical storm olivia which is set to hit hawaii today. ( james ) nice weather continues today as temperatures will eventually peak into the afternoon in a range of 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's inland. skies will again bring sunshine into the afternoon. the rest of the weekend will continue to bring comfortable weather with highs eventually climbing back into nice weather continues today as temperatures will eventually peak into the afternoon in a range of 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's inland. skies will again bring sunshine into the afternoon. the rest of the weekend will continue to bring comfortable weather with highs eventually climbing back int

tomorrow for conversations with south carolina congressional candidate katie arrington as well as herman caineminder, tonight on the fox news channel, just a matter of moments, thanks for being with us. see you tomorro >> this is not going to be a tropical storm. this is going to be a mike tyson fight to the carolina coast. cheryl: hurricane florence is on its way. downgraded to a category to overnight, but still set to hit the coast line with heavy rain, deadly storm surge and massive flooding. lauren: in the markets we have news stocks have a muted reaction to. cheryl: looking at pictures, another great start to the day with the dow into-- dow jones 31.

incumbent democrat senator cain will go up against corey stewart. thatebate will be moderated by chuck todd with questions from julie cay from here at news 4 and me. >> a newy hoc mascot is taking the world by storm. >> this is gritty. 7 foot tall orange thing. >> i'm sorry. i'm having nightmares about this thing. >> the kids ithe crowd are like what? >> look at his eyes. look at him. >> he made his debut at a preseason game against the boston bruins. not everybody a fan. ptheguins poked fun at him. he's firing back with that you saw a second ago. sleep with one eye open tonight, bird. >> i'm surprised that's all he said. >> the philadelphia flyers used to be called the broadstreet bullies. 's supposed to reflect that. if you ever watch the flyers play, they are very aggressive. >> the fans. >> they boo you. they used to throw things at the players coming tout. ir own team. not another team. oh, let's talk about the we her. we had some showers around again this morning. here's a look at the it's a lot like yesterday. if you're about to leave just kn

today lawmakers from both sides of the isle gathered on capitol hill to remember the late senator mc-cain is just the thirty- first person to lie in state in the rotunda-- a tribute usually reserved for government officials and military officers.hundreds of people, many of them veterans, stood in line for hours to view his flag-drapped casket. "generations of americans will continue to marvel at the man who lies before us: the cocky, handsome, naval aviator who barely scraped through school and then fought for freedom in the skies." former former presidents barack obama and george w. bush will both speak at tomorrow's memorial. tomorrow's memorial.then on sunday...he'll be buried at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland.senator john mccain was 81 years old. (2shot/front landing))((vicki)) america is also saying goodbye to the queen of soul.aretha franklin was remembered today in a star-studded funeral service in detroit.((grant)) fellow musical icons, civil rights luminaries and even a former u-s president were on hand to share memories and perform musical tributes.ryan young reports.

we will hear from gareth southgate and harry caine.g of the new women‘s rugby union premierfifteens. beginning of the new women‘s rugby union premier fifteens. that beginning of the new women‘s rugby union premierfifteens. that is all sports day at 6:30. now it is time for the film review. well, to the film review. to take us through this week‘s cinema releases

well as herman cain and a reminder, tonight on the fox news channel, just a matter of moments, thanks for being with us. see you tomorro >> this is not going to be a tropical storm. this is going to be a mike tyson fight to the carolina coast. cheryl: hurricane florence is on its way. downgraded to a category to overnight, but still set to hit the coast line with heavy rain, deadly storm surge and massive flooding. lauren: in the markets we have news stocks have a muted reaction to. cheryl: looking at pictures, another great start to the day with the dow into-- dow jones 31. lauren: in europe stocks opening higher as investors await policy decisions. cheryl: stocks in china getting a boost on hopes the us and china can resume trade shock-- stocks. lauren: apple takes the wraps off its biggest and most expensive iphones ever, but it's the watch that will be the real winner here. "fbn:am" starts right now. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. it is thursday, september 13. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. hurricane florence downgraded to a category two storm, but expected to br