just minutes after it took off from the capitol city of jakarta.tliner and had only flown 800 hours. hundreds of rescuers are working at the crash site, some 34 nautical miles off the coast. debris have been discovered in the water two miles from the crash but the fuselage has not yet been located.rescue divers are searching in relatively shallow waters ... of 114 feet deep. ( james ) shortly after the news broke --- families started to gather at the airport in pangkal pinang ... which is where the plane was supposed to land. they are awaiting news on their loved ones. ( darya ) happening today ... the man accused of sending bombs to former presidents, top democratic officials, and cnn, is expected in court. 56-year-old cesar sayoc was arrested friday. he is charged with at least five federal crimes and faces up to 48 years in prison. investigators say it was a fingerprint found on one of packages addressed to congresswoman maxine waters that lead them to sayoc. federal authorities say he sent more than a dozen pipe bombs to prominent democr

just minutes after it took off from the capitol city of jakarta.lane is a new boeing 737 jetliner and had only flown 800 hours. hundreds of rescuers are working at the crash site, some 34 nautical miles off the coast. debris has been discovered in the water two miles from the crash but the fuselage has not yet been located. rescue divers are searching in relatively shallow waters ... of 114 feet deep. ( james ) remember ... we have continuing coverage on all of the big stories right now on kron-4 dot com. you can also stay connected with our mobile app when breaking news happens. we will continue to update you throughout the morning. ( darya ) two people are recovering this morning after a balcony collapsed in the outer sunset district of san francisco. the victims were injured when the railing gave way on the thrid floor at 20-20 lawton. it happend just after midnight saturday. pg and e crews had to shut off power at the home. one neighbor says nothing at the party was out of the ordinary. <

these are all of the people that work at this embassy in our capitol city.how come there are some people that work in the embassy in the capitol city that aren't in the list of government employees? maybe they all work fori think . if i don't like our government i can vote for somebody else, you know? we have a choice. maria: that's the way it works. we can pick a very progressive government. we had a very progressive government under barack obama and barack obama was president of the united states i'm still on team usa. that's my team, because it's wonderful to see the u.s. economy growing again over 4% i think our big competitor is china and that if we let china's economy pass us up, if we let china produce more engineers than we do, if we let china's technology companies beat our technology companies, it won't belong that our military is behind technologically also. maria: a lot to go through there , senator. your thoughts first on the vulnerability of our cyber. i thought larry ellison did a good job of connecting the dots of that breach of the office of

these are all of the people that work at this embassy in our capitol city. come there are some people that work in the embassy in the capitol city that aren't in the list of government employees? maybe they all work for cia. i think we live in a democracy. if i don't like our government i can vote for somebody else, you know? we have a choice. maria: that's the way it works. we can pick a very progressive government. we had a very progressive government under barack obama and barack obama was president of the united states i'm still on team usa. that's my team, because it's wonderful to see the u.s. economy growing again over 4% i think our big competitor is china and that if we let china's economy pass us up, if we let china produce more engineers than we do, if we let china's technology companies beat our technology companies, it won't belong that our military is behind technologically also. maria: a lot to go through there , senator. your thoughts first on the vulnerability of our cyber. i thought larry ellison did a good job of connecting the dots of tha

the white house since the obama administration but others seem to stifle the exact purpose of a capitol city and what is supposed to be a free democracy however there seems to be a major discrepancy between how armed spontaneous protests like the bundy standoff in twenty four eighteen and on armed standoff like those that occurred during judge kavanaugh his confirmation hearings are handled so with the a.c.l.u. calling foul on capitol hill more worried about the next election than the next constitutional amendment to be shredded we welcome former minnesota governor jesse ventura to help us understand more welcome. great to be here i hope by the help us understand that. you know it's in our soul the constitution and the bill of rights the first amendment guarantees us the right to protest it's that simple as long as you don't commit acts of violence you can permit peaceful protest and this is public land public property so therefore protesters should be allowed to be on the public land but what you have help me here is the way that you rode our rights they're not going to do something but big

may be watching from elsewhere is a clean can as it were -- as they might expect in their own capitol city>> we calculate 175 media workers on trumped up charges and be engpunished for the same sort of sent that khashoggi to -- >> and very much informs u.s. turkish relgszs. as we've just been discussing is in germany. he'll soon be on his way home. this is a pickerture of brunson's emotional arrival in the air force in germany. he stopped before he flies to washington. turkish court released him from house arrest. president trump claimed the victory before the rally in ohio. >> so we have good news. pastor andrew brunson is in the air from turkey. he's i think in good shape. he'll be stopping most likely in germany for a full check up and then he's going to be come thing to oval office most likely on saturday but we're very honored to have him back with us. he suffered greatly but we're very appreciative to a lot of people. >> what caused the release, mr. president? >> well, we spoke to turkey and he went through a system and ewe got him out. they've been trying to get him out for a long t

welcome to the beautiful capitol city. washington, d.c., of course. and the beautiful willard hotel. yes, my name is roland mesnier and i was executive pastry chef at the white house for 26 years. served proudly five presidents. you know, to get into the white house, you know everybody wants to work at the white house until they get the job. then they don't know what to do with it. i really mean it. that's the truth. you have to understand this job is very scary because of the people you are serving. you are no longer serving just anybody like in a hotel or whatever, you're serving people that have achieved great things in life, that have had great jobs, so you better be on the same level with your food. i also served numerous emperors, kings, heads of state all during my tenure. but when i started at the white house, i was already in that line of work for 20 years, learning under the best chefs available in paris, france, germany, and specially the hotel i mentioned because that used to be the number one hotel in the world. it still exists today but

188 people are feared dead following a plane crash in indo airplane after take off from the capitol hill city. the passenger jet was on its way to an islander. indonesia search and rescue says the plane crashed into the sea. >>> new developments tonight after a family had nearly all their possessions stolen. it happened when a man stole their uhaul that was full of their belongings but tonight we have good news for the family that thought they lost everything, the uhaul has been found with most everything still inside. ktvu's andre senior talked to a member of the family and he is here now with what they told him. >> reporter: there are a couple things they consider important, this family was more concerned about two things in that truck that they consider priceless. >> i come over that corner and i see movement in the truck. >> reporter: he walks us through circumstances they faced as they were to begin the trek to their new lives in los angeles. he just cleaned out his home on friday, placed the items into a moving truck and secured the door and stepped away. >> half way there, i said someb

the postal service inspectors new york city police capitol police and then the different states involved new york florida california delaware maryland even a district of columbia so and i also want to spend just a few minutes to emphasize how seriously the secret service takes these threats how important it is to a provide protection to our protect these including former presidents and the current president vice president and just thank our agents and officers and analysts who not only investigate cyber and financial crime provide world class protection to our protected as i think they've done outstanding work here i would say just also remark that since tuesday along with director ray this is been our number one focus of the agency is to find the perpetrators of the these incidents and to bring him to justice thank you. history along the lines of how fast when did you folks i sleep in. so each of the devices was being brought through what are called total containment vehicles to our lab and they were coming kind of siri out him and we received some of them the first two that we received

atf, secret service, postal olice, the, capitol p new york city police department, and the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and the u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama. officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty. let this be a lesson to anyone. regardless of their political beliefs, we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats, intimidation, and outright violence. we will find you and will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. director wray, who has done an incredible job leading this effort, will give us details of today's arrest. dir. wray: as the attorney general has confirmed, we have oc inted cesar say connection with this investigation. our investigation is still ongoing. i may not be able to answer questions about his background or his motive. what i can say is this is a nationwide investigation of enormous scope. our investiga

the bikes the city administration has cleared and now unloaded here on the fringes of the capitol every major chinese city has bicycle cemeteries like this one the remaining rental companies have to take back some of them nobody knows what will happen to the rest. more bike is grappling with new regulations for bike sharing in this city seven hundred fifty thousand of its bikes can be found on the streets of beijing the government won't allow them to deploy more on peak days their bikes can wreck up two million trips. i think many new business models need a phase of irrational competition but in the future this industry will become extremely environmentally friendly and sustainable. every ride is recorded by the system not only knows how many of its bikes are being used it also has to be able to tell at a given moment where each is located just like. in the way that all rental bicycle companies now have to install live monitoring systems for their data from them is also transmitted in tandem to the government. but people like mr film even more importantly he collects scattered rental bi

city. matt bradley is in the state's capitol in tallahassee. let me start with you, kerry. first of all, what are we seeing in panama city right now? >> reporter: let me just sort of paint the picture. you see this boat turned up on its edge, and you can see in the background an entire debris field. what i'm going to do is take you out here to really show the power of this hurricane, and i suspect likely, although this is yet to be confirmed, a tornado. let me step back here and just sort of look up at this boat warehouse here that was completely ripped and torn apart. now, if you come with me, let's go down, and you can actually peek inside to get an idea of, there was no storm surge here. this was all wind damage. remember, we have gusts clocked a the t at top speed of 155 miles an hour. some of the boats still on the rack, the twists and turns, the roof here that is off. then as we go even further down, and we're going to walk out and around some of the debris that's in the parking lot here, you'll get an idea as people are now coming from their homes trying to check on,

law enforcement partners who are here, the secret service, the postal inspectors, the capitol police, and new york citynt. the united states attorney on the southern district of new york, and the us attorney for the southern district of alabama, the federal state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause, and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i wa nt to are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty. but let this be a lesson to anyone, regardless of their political beliefs, that we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats, intimidation, and outright violence to further an agenda. we will find you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. now, directory, who has done an incredible job directory, who has done an incrediblejob leading directory, who has done an incredible job leading this effort over the last few days will give us the details of the arrest. as the attorney general has confirmed, we have arrested ce

secret service postal inspectors capitol police. and new york city police department and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama ariano. federal state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort we are proud of each one of them i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty but let this be a lesson to anyone regardless of their political beliefs that we will bring the fall force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda we will find you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and now director ryan has done an incredible job confirmation there from the u.s. attorney general jeff sessions that an arrest has been made in these recent mail bombs that have been sent to various politicians and former presidents and former they did say that as nine detainees suburb of miami florida a

protests started oarlierside the capitol and spread to other cities. his opponents and supporters out to sway the senate. >> thank g for dr. christine blasey ford, she's inspired millions of women. >> it would be a travesty to not nominate him based on such a flimsy claim. >> reporter: president trump claims victory at a kansas campaigny rally satur night. >> i stand for you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. >> reporter: but as republicans ceated, protests continuings into the night, both sides energized for the midterm elections a month away. chris pollone, nbc news. >>> we want to remind you that we have much more coverage on this confirmation in the nbc washington app. you'll find a photo gallery of e protests and a detailed recap of yesterday's event and in a finutes "meet the press" host and nbc news political director cck todd will join us in studio to talk about the impact of the confirmation. >>> executives at the "washington post" now trying to find out if a prominent saudi arab

the postal service inspectors new york city police capitol police and then the different states involved new york florida california delaware maryland even a district of columbia so and i also want to spend just a few minutes to emphasize how seriously the secret service takes these threats how important it is to our provide protection to our protect easy including former presidents and the current president vice president and just thank our agents and officers and analysts who not only investigate cyber and financial crimes provide world class protection to our protected i think they've done outstanding work here i would just also remark that since tuesday along with director ray this is been our number one focus of the agency is to find the perpetrators of the incidents and to bring him to justice thank you but now the question in. history can you tell all the lies of how fast those with your post i sleep. so each of the devices was being brought through what are called total containment vehicles to our lab and they were coming kind of syria out i'm and we received some of them the fir

.>> reporter: east palo alto was once known as the murder capitol of the u.s. the city has probably turned its reputation around and had only been one homicide and all of 2017 and none this year until now. >> we have seen a turn in the tied from when i first started 18 years ago. there is a lot less street- level violence. >> reporter: investigators want to solve this case quickly and have been collecting evidence and are trying to find witnesses . after the shooting most people ran. >> it is understandable why people would flee the scene if there is gunfire. at this point we would like for them to come back and tell us what happened and what led up to it. >> reporter: will cleanup continues, the police are trying to check -- track down the 20 to 25 people who attended the party. it will with information should contact east palo alto police.>>> the san francisco mayor has made a temporary appointment to the city school board today. a school social worker was appointed to fill a vacancy. he is one of 18 candidates running in the november election for three open seats on

its stop number 42 on the thour third most the populated state capitol indianapolis and called the crossroads of america. the city hosted the largest event in the world. general,s attorney mr. attorney general, good morning. >> googood morning, pedro. >> cue talk about the what you broke in the role of attorney general and what your fill fos philosophy is to the people of indiana? sure. that for 28 years and understanding the dynamic of the leadership and how to make and on a quick basis but on the thorough basis after full examination. we also have a various programs that we operate on the outside pleased we're sker lating the state because of the cry crisis that has direct impact here end indiana and sponsoring and programs andiction making sure we get programming andreatment both in jail out of jail for those who are incarcerated because as we know we to 80% of all people can defeat dramatically so a great deal of things we're doing in indiana. when it comes to issues of drugs how does the state deal with issues and >> does your job come into those circles? here in indiana, recreational marijuana and medical m

team all of our law enforcement partners who are here secret service postal inspectors capitol police. and new york city police department and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama. federal state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the calls and contributed to this after it we are proud of each one of them i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty but let this be a lesson to anyone regardless of their political beliefs that we will bring the force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda we will find you we will prosecute you to the fullest . that of the law and now director ryan. incredible job leading this effort over the last few days he will give us the details of today's important arrest kris. jenner. as attorney general has confirmed we have arrested seize our say in connection with this investigation as our investigation is still ongoing i may not be able to ans

others stood on the steps of capitol bung, demonstrations happened in other cities like cleveland, atlanta, and austin, texas. this evening, president trump sell rated at a rally in kansas. he told the crowd that the bitter confirmation fight was the democrats' fault. >> radical democrats launched a disgraceful campaign to resist, obstruct, delay, demolish, and destroy. >> there's so many millions who are outraged by what happened here. there's one answer. vote. >> demonstrators believe allegations of sexual misconduct should have disqualified kavanaugh from the high court, but some women say they support him. >> the realty is our judicial system is based on innocent until proven guilty. >> he won the confirmation by a vote of 50-48. a short time later he was sworn in at a private ceremony inside the supreme court building. the san francisco mayor says the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court is an insult to survivors of sexual assault. we must believe victims and their stories must be more important than political goals. republican mitt romney running to represent utah twe

senators have actually cast their ballot and not a second before the in jordan al-jazeera capitol hill jurors in the u.s. city of chicago have convicted a white police officer over the shooting of a black teenager officer jason van dyke has been found guilty of the second degree murder of a koran mcdonald in twenty fourteen the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as the teenager held a knife to decide the president of interpol has been reported missing after traveling to china from france in september the south china morning post newspaper is reporting a long way was taken away after his act crafted landed he's not been heard from since leaving the city of leone it's been a week now since the indonesian island of super ways he was struck by a magnitude seven point five earthquake the triggered a tsunami the official death toll stands at almost one thousand six hundred but bodies are still being pulled from the day bri military aircraft from around twenty countries of flying in with much needed aid and supplies pakistani opposition leader shahbaz sharif has been arrested by anti corruption investigators over

knowledge the great work done by the fbi, atf, the postal service and inspectors, new york city police, capitolfferent states involved. new york, florida, california, delaware, maryland and even the district of columbia. i want to spend a few minutes to emphasise how seriously these areas are mistakes these threats, how important it is to provide protection to our protective, including former presidents and the current president and vice president and just thank out and vice president and just thank our agents and officers and analysts who not only investigate cyber and financial crime but provide a world—class protection to our protective. i think they have done outstanding work here. i would just also remark that since tuesday, along with director reckon this is been our numberone along with director reckon this is been our number one focus of the agency to find the perpetrators of these incidents and bring them to justice. thank you. mr wray, can you tell us how quickly this move was made when did you isolate the fingerprint. these are brought through total containment vehicles to ourlab and

acknowledge the great work done by the fbi, the atf, the postal service and inspectors, new york city police, capitol police and other states, florida, california, delaware, maryland, the district of columbia. i also want to spend just a few minutes to emphasize how seriously the secret service takes these threats, how important it is to provide protection to our protectees including former presidents and the current president and vice president and thank our agents and officers and analysts that not only investigate cyber and financial crimes but world class protection to our protectees. they've done outstanding work here. i was just also remarking that since tuesday, along with director wray, this has been our number 1 focus of the agency, is to find the perpetrator of these incidents and bring him to justice. thank you. >> mr. wray, when did you or folks isolate the fingerprints? >> so each of the devices was being brought through what are called total containment vehicles to our lab. they were coming in serial. we received some of them. the first two were the devices that were sent to former pres

there were demonstrations today on capitol hill and in various cities, many americans are angry that brett kavanaugh is still a nominee for the supreme court. the fbi report that was supposed to be limited to one week somehow got whittled down to five days. it's done, and when all was said and finished, the white house said they found no corroborating evidence of sexual assault. it's amazing how much you won't find when you don't look for it. it really is. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell scheduled a preliminary vote for tomorrow. if confirmed, kavanaugh could be sworn in as early as saturday. even though many senators -- the way they do this is very strange. there's one copy of the report, so it's locked in a room, no one's allowed to take it out of the room, you can't take a phone in. about two senators can read it at a time and you can only imagine what chuck grassley's breath is like and they -- i read that it's 1,000 pages long which means if 100 senators have to take turns looking at it, that comes out to about 2 seconds a page. that's like scrolling through instagram. it

want to acknowledge the great work done by the fbi, atf, postal service inspectors, new york city police, capitol police and the different states involved. new york, florida, california, maryland and even the district of columbia. and so i also want to spend just a few minutes to emphasize how seriously the secret service takes these threats, how important it is to provide protection to our protectees including former presidents and vice president. and just thank our agents and analysts who not only investigate cyber and financial crime but provide world class protection to our protectees. i think they've done outstanding work here. i would just remark since tuesday along with director wray this has been our number one focus of the agency is to find the perpetrates of these incidents and bring him to justice. thank you. >> mr. wray, can you tell us along the lines how fast this moved? when did your folks isolate the fingerprint? >> so each of the devices was being brought to what are called total containment vehicles to our lab, and they were coming kind of seriotom, and first two devices were th

city. seventh street card, 14th street card. all burned, gutted. you had troops in all the streets, airborne troops called out. marines had a machine gun on the capitol steps. this happened in 100 cities and it went on for a week. it was a tremendous blow to the country, obviously, and a real dividing point in american history. >> i wanted to add something quickly there. the foundation has on its website, and you can find it on youtube, mr. nixon going to the martin luther king funeral and the stories around that. it's quite interesting. anybody interested in researching that ought to go see that. >> let me just say that dwight went with mr. nixon and mr. nixon, before the funeral, flu to atlanta and got a limo to mrs. king's house and met her before he flew to miami, then he came back up and marched in the funeral. there are pictures of nixon marching in that funeral. >> yes, i was there. and one of the things, after he left to seeing karen a scott king, we went to dr. king's father's home. a beautiful part of atlanta and they were having -- all of their friends were there. the thing i will never forget is when mr. nixon walked in and walked up to d

of our law enforcement partners who are here, atf, secret service, postal inspectors, capitol police and new york citynt and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama. federal, state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty, but let this be a lesson to anyone regardless of their political believes that we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts it use threats, intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda. we will find you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. now director wray, who has done an incredible job leading this effort over the last few days, he will give us the details of today's important arrest. chris? >> as the attorney general has confirmed, we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. as our investigation is still ongoing, i may not be

of ou law enforcement partners who are here, atf, secret service, postal inspectors, capitol police and new york cityartment. and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. southern attorney for the southern district of alabama. federal, state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty. but let this be a lesson to anyone. regardless of their political beliefs, that we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats, intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda. we will find you. we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. and now director wray, who's done an incredible job leading this effort over the last few days, he will give us details of today's important arrest. chris? >> thank you, jeff. as attorney general has confirmed, we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. as our investigation is s

was warning you going to jail in salt lake city was tough but you know what's the u.s. . capitol has advanced to the final round of voting with fifty one yes and forty nine nays the final vote will bring an end to the month long confirmation process which witnessed a series of controversies kavanagh was accused of sexual assault by three different women and when the f.b.i. found him not guilty democrats still weren't satisfied and called for a new probe anti kavanaugh sentiment has trickled down to the grass roots and now protesters have been emerging all over the country and just yesterday three hundred protesters were arrested in d.c. and we asked protesters what exactly they were protesting check out their answers i feel like these decisions are being made by a lot of great men who might not know our situation and there's a lot of women out there who have experienced things like that like dr ford story and you know the fact that they're continuing their vote despite what she had to say is really disheartening like they're not even listening to the atrocities that have been hap

of our law enforcement partners who are here, atf, secret service, postal inspectors, capitol police and new york city police department. and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama arianna orsham. federal, state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate, the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty. but let this be a lesson to anyone. regardless of their political beliefs, that we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats, intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda. we will find you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. and now director wray, who has done an incredible job leading this effort over the last few days, he will give us the details of today's important arrest. chris? >> as the attorney general has confirmed, we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. as our investi

secret service postal inspectors capitol police. and new york citypolice department and the united states attorney berman of the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama ariano. federal state and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort we are proud of each one of them i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty but let this be a lesson to anyone regardless of their political beliefs that we will bring the fourth force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats intimidation and outright violence to further an agenda we will find you we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law and now director ryan has done an incredible job of leading this effort over the last few days he will give us the details of today's important arrest chris. as the attorney general has confirmed we have arrested c's are saying in connection with this investigation as our investigation is still ongoing i

lou: joining me now on i'm delighted to say here in ours ideas in new york city instead of the nation's capitolere i said it. victoria jann sing, deputy attorney general for the criminal division of the justice department, former federal prosecutor. the founding partners of the law firm. i have worked years. and i did a pretty close. anyways, great to see you. you guys are special. you are a treat to have on the broadcast any time especially delighted you're with us here in the studios. let me start if we may. carter page filing a lawsuit against the democratic national committee. here we go. >> you filed a lawsuit in new york and not ripe for now. what happened to carter page. >> it's a continuation, not a restart. the justice department, the obama justice department took wise to the fisa court to be able to overhear the opposition's political campaign. you can even believe this has happened in our country. the president of the united state used the tools of the intelligence agencies to go after a political opponent. what is happening back in washington is also unforgivable because there's peo

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but demonstrators upset by the vote out this afternoon in cities across america on the capitol stepsreme court. democrats promising to turn this loss into a victory at the polls in november. sherry preston, abc news. >>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle gave their opinions following the vote including california senator harris who voted against the confirmation. >> there's no question today was a tough day. i want to speak to the survivors of sexual assault and i want to thank you for speaking your truth. for sharing your stories. for having the courage. >> today was a good day for the senate. after seeing one of the most shameful proceedings over the last couple of weeks. >> security has been heavy as kavanaugh has travelled between his home and the supreme court today. now he's officially sworn in, kavanaugh can hear cases and fully function as a supreme court justice. as soon as the vote was announced, abc sent out a push alert that the senate confirmed kavanaugh. learn about breaking news as soon as it happens. download the abc 7 news app. >>> 1 million people expected to tak

of our law enforcement partners who are here, atf, secret service, postal inspectors, capitol police, new york cityhe united states attorney berman from the southern district of new york and u.s. attorney for the southern district of alabama. federal, state, and local law enforcement officers from across this country responded immediately to the cause and contributed to this effort. we are proud of each one of them. i want to reiterate the defendant in this case is innocent until proven guilty. but let this be a lesson to anyone, regardless of their political beliefs, that we will bring the full force of law against anyone who attempts to use threats, intimidation, and outright violence to further an agenda. we will find you, we will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. who hasdirector wray, done an incredible job leading this effort the last few days, will give us the details of today's important arrest. chris? mr. wray: as the attorney general confirmed, we have arrested cesar sayoc in connection with this investigation. as our investigation is still ongoing, i may not be able to answe

connection with the stabbing that police discovered on the side of the capitol expressway in the santa clara county area. nearby city approached if the ford escape. they noticed someone inside had been stabbed moments before and the suspect had driven away. he was an uber driver and their investigation led them to 34- year-old adam stone of san jose who was arrested in connection to the stabbing. >>> very pleasant and sunshiny and things may be cooling down, rosemary. >> we have a minor drop in the temperatures, but for today more of the same. unseasonably mild to warm, giving you a live look at san francisco. is the that a beautiful shot? we look at patchy fog and patchy, dense fog, and storm tracker 2 shows you it's peeled back. parts of the coast is seeing sunshine from point rays and golden gate bridge it's clouded up again. half moon bay and el granada -- grenada, mostly sunny skies this afternoon. mostly sunny for today, the winds light and verbal. we have a west light breeze in that nap and a west breeze in oakland. arrows from this direction is telling us the dry northeast flow continues in the bay area, the

while protesters crowded the steps of the capitol and took to the streets in several cities to expressevenge at the midterm polls. >>> giant jackpots. the powerball and megamillions . as of yet. this wednesday's powerball drawing expected to be worth $282 million. while tuesday's megamillions could make somebody $470 million richer. >> can't win if you don't play. >>> up, up and away. this year's international balloon festival in albuquerque, new mexico, is under way, with hundreds of colorful hot air balloons taking to the skies. the week-long fiesta is the largest ballooning event featuring 600 balloons representing over 50 countries. did you know that some of these balloons cost up to $200,000? >> holy cow. >> yeah. they're serious about balloons. >> there was a cow there actually. >> a balloon being elevated into the sky. >> dairy cow. >> one of my favorite things i'm learning about eva is she often says holy cow unironically all the time. it's not the 1950s. one more reason to love eva. >>> we'll start with something unusual. the first lady melania trump opening up on a number of

city you. thank you so much. >> over on capitol hill, no matter what the outcome is from the fbi investigation, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said they're moving forward. high said the senate will vote on kavanaugh this week regardless. but the republican senator who essentially forced this new fbi investigation to take place, he doesn't seem so sure. arizona senator jeff flake told cnn, it depends on where we are with the fbi investigation. the agreement was we wouldn't have a cloture vote to get to the final vote until the report was filed. cnn's manu raju is on capitol hill with much more on this. there are 100 senators to track, of course, but i guess it really does come down to three republicans on what's -- and what really is going to happen. are you hearing that a vote friday is still likely? >> yeah, that is the plan of the moment, to try to push forward to the vote at the end of the week, but you're absolutely right, kate, that mcconnell needs to begin taking the procedural steps as early as tomorrow to set up the friday vote, and how will those three key republican senators r

city to washington, d.c. last night. thousands stood outside the federal courthouse near the u.s. capitol and inside the senate office building. republican leaders felt confident going into the morning procedures. >> what we know for sure is the fbi report did not corroborate any of the allegations against judge kavanaugh. >> i feel very good about where this nomination is right now. >> reporter: those who gathered in palo alto said they don't believe judge kavanaugh has the temperament or the integrity to be seated on the supreme court and think he would show hostility toward minorities if nominated to the supreme court. people in dr. ford's hometown say they support their friend and neighbor and regardless of what happens this morning and this weekend, they will continue to fight for her and all survivors of sexual assault. in palo alto, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time is 5:36. this is a live look out west towards the golden gate bridge. lovely morning. fleet week the main attraction is finally here today. the main shows start in san francisco, gearing up for the big show in the sky and o

capitol hill appearance. >>> there is a new tourist spot in new york city. coming up, a museum dedicated to pizza. give you a tour in a moment and chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. look at that. look at that. (music throughout) >> hundreds of special olympics athletes from california and nevada wrapped opsoccer comp -- up a soccer competition. >> reporter: training for months and now putting their skills to the test. she feels honored to be a part of the competition bringing special olympics from eight counties on the soccer field. >> their chance to feel like they are on the big stage for a day. it is fun watching them play. >> reporter: it is not all about winning, confidence is gained. >> we will keep going. >> reporter: he has been playing with special olympics for 20 years. >> i really love playing sports because you get to meet new people and stuff. he says the most rewarding part is showing people who doubted him there is no stopping him. >> it means you have confidence in yourself and you don't need to listen to the other people what they think. what

opponent hillary clinton thousand searching the streets italy's capitol to demand the government clean up rome demonstrators gathered in front of city hall to protest what they call the degradation of the area under the ruling populist five star movement there are regular complaints about trash not being collected fast enough and public transport not working properly catalonia is marking a year since it failed its failed declaration of independence the attempt to split from spain prompted madrid to impose direct role and sacked the regional government the catalonians leader says the push for independence will continue and. nobody said it was going to be easy going back is not an option with a commitment to freedom and democratic civil rights is no longer going to be up for negotiation be that the right to self-determination and therefore which implementation my relation to the results is not the property of any government nor any circumstances but it is the raunch of the people of catalonia who never renounce to vote and the democratic republic of congo campaigning for presidential race is heating up the ruling coalition has held it

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capitol of the united states. that's according to real estate listing site, realty hop. realty hop tracked city streets and found that the poop problem in san francisco... is the worst of any major city in the u-s. in 20-17 the problem was more than 8 times worse than new york... and more than 20 times worse than chicago. san francisco recently adopted port-o-potty's that you may have seen scattered across the city... but the problem is... those close at 10 o'clock at night. many believe the rising homeless population is to blame. ( robin ) as for the worst neighborhoods for fecal matter... golden gate park, soma, the mission, and the ternderloin. ( robin ) a community health clinic in santa rosa is serving its patients in a unique way... since wildfire destroyed its facility last year. thanks to a four million dollar grant -- people needing medical care -- are seen by nurses and doctors in shipping containers. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)on the inside -- it looks like any other