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[inaudible conversations] we believe christine ford. >> we believe anita hill we believe christine ford. >> we believe anita hill. >> we believe christine ford. >> we believe anita hill. >> we believe christine ford. >> you are subject to arrest for protesting outside. do you know that. >> again the senate judiciary committee calling a hearing for monday to give judge cavanaugh along with christine ford who accuse the judge of sexually assaulting her in high school, a chance to testify. her attorney continues to call for an fbi investigation before her client testifies. we are planning live coverage monday on c-span at ten eastern. also available online at cspan.org and you can listen with the free c-span radio app. >> victoria is an attorney and the former deputy assistant attorney general from 1984 to 1988. where are you on these accusations against bret cavanaugh. >> emma for all transformer trial attorney too so i've investigated cases. it's unbelievable. just think of some he walked into an fbi office today and

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we believe christine ford. we believe anita hill. we believe christine ford. we believe anita hill. we believe christine ford. we believe anita hill. we believe christine ford. we believe anita hill. we believe christine ford. >> you are subject to arrest for protesting outside. do you know that? announcer: we will have more virginiarage today as democratic senator tim kaine faces republican challenger corey stewart. it will be the first of two town halls posted by liberty university and hampton university. the topic will be domestic policy and the economy. live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, your primary source for campaign 2018. and later, trumps campaign rally in las vegas. live at 10 p.m. eastern on .-span more from the campaign trail tomorrow as ted cruz faces his democratic challenger in dallas. live tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. eastern. on capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee postponed the vote on judge breye -- --ge brett kavanaugh's her lawyer says the fbi should investigate before she appears. chairman grassley has given miss ford until tomorrow morning to tell the committee

christine blasey ford is ready to speak. her attorneys say their client is prepared to testify next week, but they want the committee to offer quote terms that are fair. >> ford's lawyers held an hour long conference call. the date of the hearing is the biggest hold up. the original date was monday and they suggested thursday. they made it clear at no time during the hearing could ford be in the same room as kavanaugh. >> they made two other requests. kavanaugh testify first and they want to subpoena mark judge and other witnesses. a senate staffer says that is non-starters for those on the panel. a spokesperson for chairman chuck grassley says the committee remains committed to providing a fair forum for dr. ford and judge kavanaugh. >> and days of holding his tongue, president trump showing signs patience is wearing thin. he spoke to sean hannity before the rally in las vegas. >> why didn't somebody call the fbi 36 years ago? you could say when did this all happen? what is going on? to take a man like this and besmirch. wi

christine was a ford -- dr. christine blasey ford, what she is agree to them with the senate leadership, grassley and other republican senators, have not yet agreed to, she will be there with security. she does not want the man she alleges attempted to rape her, brett kavanaugh, in the room at any point t with her. what has not been agreed to is who will question her. she says she wants the senators to question her. this is a problem for republican senators on the judiciary committee. they are all male. they don't want those optics. it is said they want a female lawyer to question her and d she is saying she does not accept that. >> right. it is a constitutional duty of the senators on the judiciary committee to conduct the questioning. and the reason they don't want to be in front of the camera on this is because a couple of them are holdovers from the anita hill hearing, and they treated her very poorly, as you may well remember in watching those tapes , which is gutwrenching. they do not want to be the public

dave and christine. >>> nick, thank you. police charging a man in the stabbing death of the washington, d.c. woman jogging tuesday. based on surveillance footage, 23-year-old anthony crawford stabbed 35-year-old wendy martinez in an unprovoked attack. crawford was found in a park on wednesday and he was arrested and charged with murder. wendy martinez was recently engaged. >> wendy should have been shopping for her wedding dress on friday. there's a hole in our hearts that will never been replaced. >> cnn has been unable to determine whether crawford has legal representation. >>> more than 6,600 tons of ground beef has been recalled due to e. coli. one person has died and 18 have become sick with e. coli. the recalled meat was produced june 21st. the usda is concerned that some tainted meat may be in freezers. check your freezer for that label. >>> at least 57 detroit public schools tested positive for high levels of copper or lead in drinking water. last month, the district had to turn off the drinking water if all building

dave and christine. >> thank you. christine blasey ford in a letter to senate judiciary committee chairman graswachuck grassley says she is frightened, but it will not hold her back from testifying. some republicans on monday indicated to cnn a final committee vote is possible this week on the kavanaugh nomination. no firm date has been set. >> we will not go back! we will not go back! >> a number of swing votes feeling the pressure. gathering monday in the hallway leading to susan collins office. she will not make up her mind on kavanaugh until after the hearing on thursday. >> 128 arrests yesterday. we are talking about the fire drill yesterday on capitol hill. in a number of locations. one after the other. >> wait for thursday. we will see more. >>> lost in the noise in washington is the president's appearance the united nations. he addresses the general assembly at 10:15 eastern time. he met with south korean president moon jae-in. signaling plans to meet with kim jong-un again and addressing efforts to denucleari

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

i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts now. split screen. the interview ahead on "new day." >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> less than four hours from now the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote on brett kavanaugh supreme court nomination. will it advance to the full senate? they have tough decisions to make after the history-making hearing that featured emotional testimony from brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, the woman that claims he sexually assaulted her in high school. if the republicans get the nomination out of committee, do they have enough votes to confirm him? all key votes were seen meeting after the hearing. >> they have to decide do they believe christine blasey ford who said she was 100% certain that she was sexually assaulted by brett kavanaugh, or do they believe kavanaugh who says 100% he did not do it. we are waiting on four people. block out the yelling and screaming yesterday about partisan attacks. who do you believe? president trump called the process

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

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christine ford i tried to yell for help. when i did brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling.dr ford rejected suggestions that she was attacked by someone else and not judge kavanaughwhen asked about it by senator feinstein. sen. feinstein / ford split screeso what you are telling us is this could not be a case of mistaken identity. absolutely not.while dr ford was questioned directly by democratic senators on the committeerepublicans hired a prosecutor to question dr ford for them - rachel mitchell mitchellhas anyone come forward to you saying hey remember i was the one who drove you home.ford no. alexandra limonjudge brett kavanaugh defended his innocence much more forcefully than we'd seen in the past at times he was emotional and he said he would not be intimidated into withdrawing kavanaughmy family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyedduring kavanaugh's testimony republicans took questioning back into their own handssen. hatchdid the ranking member raise these allegations in your one o

dave and christine. >> thank you, jeff. president trump is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania to co commemorate the 17th anniversary of the attacks. at ground zero, moments of silence to remember each tower which has fallen which we remember every year. they will continue the tradition of reading the names of the victims. >>> bob woodward's book tour in full swing. he appeared on "the late show with kostephen colbert last night." >> these are people who are trying to survive and keep their jobs. so, look, i know other reporters who heard things from those people and they heard the exact same thing and it was off the record so they could not use it. when i did the reporting for this book, no off the record. i'll use it. i'm not going to say where it came from. i think in our business at times we are cheating the public. we learn secret things off the record. we are part of the gang. i think we have to stop doing that and saying let's use it in a way that we can tell the public. >> a sharp drop of president trump's approval

her name is christine ford. now her identity is known and with the clock ticking toward senate confirmation vote, the senate judiciary committee is trying to arrange staff phone calls with her and kavanaugh. >> but already senators showing signs of concern here. here is lisa murkowski. >> there are more questions that need to be asked than answered. i think it would be appropriate to allow for that time. >> bob corker and jeff flake believe the committee should hear ford out in person before voting. republicans can only afford to lose one vote. >> several democrats calling for delay. including dianne feinstein and chuck schumer. she is the senator ford first reached out to. she is a constituent of feinstein. but the chairman chuck grassley calls the timing of the allegations disturbing. the committee's vote on kavanaugh is still scheduled for thursday afternoon. supreme court reporter diane duvogue has more. >> reporter: christine and dave, christine ford has come forward and alleged that brett kavanaugh assault

again, professor christine blasey ford said what she said. the president of the united states said that this event yesterday was per purpose traita sham. >> if you look at what has happened here, right, dr. ford -- and, look, judge brett kavanaugh and the white house has no ill will toward her. >> let me -- >> i just want to say this. >> she is the one accusing the judge of sexual assault. either you believe her or you don't. either she is involved in what you consider to be a sham or not, correct? >> either you believe the sworn testimony of three individuals or rather the statements they have delivered under penalty of felony and judge brett kavanaugh or you believe this dr. ford's account. i agree that you can't square the two of them. but it is very clear that judge brett kavanaugh's a clear. it's consistent. his calendars do provide some circumstanti circumstantial evidence of his account. three individuals have given sworn statements under penalty of felony, including a lifelong friend of dr. ford's all say their recollections are consi

christine blasey ford. says he sexually assaulted her when they were teeming -- teenagers. now four senators could decide his fate. susan collins and lisa murkowski and jeff flake and joe manchin. >> flake appears to be on the fence saying she offered good testimony. so did he. manchin says quote there are concerns people have. murkowski says she needs a chance to think about all that's gone on. the gop source close to the process tell s cnn they are not sure they have the votes to get this nomination across the finish line, but it's close. we have cnn's phil mattingly from capitol hill with more. >> reporter: christine and dave, republicans are moving forward. every one of them is staring with wrapped attention. gripping testimony from christine blasey ford and supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. after the testimony was over, more than eight hours, committee members and witnesses testifying and members back in their office watching. republicans still planning to move forward. they had a private meeting

but christine blasey ford continues to wa nt christine blasey ford continues to want a christine blaseycontinues to wanta number of christine blasey ford continues to want a number of conditions for this hearing to take place in orderfor her to give testimony. she wants brett kava naugh to her to give testimony. she wants brett kavanaugh to give testimony first. she doesn't want him in the room when she gives testimony and she wants no time limit on the opening statement that she gives. and it seems clear at this stage that the republicans on the committee are not prepared to accept all that she is requesting, which does leave a really difficult situation here, and one that senators themselves know they have to handle carefully. so we just have a few hours left to find out whether or not she is prepared to give testimony otherwise republicans say they will press ahead. well, chris, as we wait the deadline, we should speak about developing story that the new york times is reporting on, that the us deputy attorney general suggested secretly recording president trump to expose in the white

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christine blasey ford told the panel how kavanaugh assaulted her when both were teen agers. >> i was pushed onto the bed and brett got on top of me. he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me. >> reporter: democrats asked their own questions while republicans filtered their through a hired sex crimes prosecutor. during nearly four hours of testimony christine blasey ford testified. >> the uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense. >> reporter: she told the panel she struggled with the decision to come forward but felt it was her responsibility to tell the truth. >> apart from the assault itself, these past couple of weeks have been the hardest of my life. >> reporter: the committee hopes to vote on kavanaugh's nomination as soon as friday. this evening republican senators gathered to discuss the hearing and figure out their next step. liz. >> nicole, what happens now? will senators still move ahead with a vote? >> reporter: well, right now, the senate judiciary committee is scheduled to meet tomorrow morning, and they were planning to ho

christine blasey ford and then the rather defined demeanour ofjudge kavanaugh. struck you about the differences in the way he testified?” struck you about the differences in the way he testified? i think of firstly, one of the things that was surprising in terms of the reaction this morning when we looked at christine blasey ford is how people across the political spectrum thought she was credible, she spoke with passion, detailed what she could remember but she was very honest about what she could remember. and often with survivors of sexual violence, or sexual assault, they can only be together certain things. one thing i think we played and played again on the nightly news here in the us is the laughter she heard in the two men accused of this incident. also his friend, markjudge, who she said was there. other than the other thing was the contrasting tone. we then saw this afternoon, bread, not, was very angry, and he got very personal. he mentioned his children, his family. —— we saw this afternoon, brett kava naugh, his family. —— we saw this afternoon, bre

he's known christine blasey ford for decades. so much for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> you are one of the few people that christine is talking to. you've texted with her as recently as today. how does she seem? >> she is an incredibly good natured and strong person and she is considering everything. i think she's holding up remarkably well, but obviously, she's going through a huge trauma again. >> samu, do you think she will ultimately testify? >> you know, i can't really speak to that, and i certainly would not want to put any pressure on her already, because i can only imagine, really, what she's going through, and i haven't really been mostly sending her messages of support and just letting her know that her friends back home are 100% behind her and we 100% believe that this -- what she says occurred occurred. >> you know, a lot has been made about how this happened so long ago, right? i want to play for you -- you probably heard it but here's one republican senator giving his take after he'd spoken with brett kavan

like christine bray.cer for several years, her test results revealed a drug therapy that targeted her tumor. today, christine's metastatic cancer is in remission. we're not just fighting cancer. we're outsmarting it. visit cancercenter.com. appointments available now. >>> new research finds an aspirin a day may not keep the doctor away. three studies just published in the new england journal of medicine says a low-dose aspirin a day, that regime, provides no significant benefit to healthy, older adults and it could actually cause more harm than good. cnn's chief medical correspondent sanjay gupta joins us now. i'm so confused, sanjay. >> yeah. look, it's a big one, alisyn. it's certainly big in the medical world. millions of older people out there, 70 years and older, older healthy people, who take an aspirin a day with the hopes that it will prevent their risk of having a heart attack or stroke and prolong good health. that's what they hope. that's what they've been told. that's been the wisdom. this stu

christine blasey ford. and against the nomination of judge brett kavanaugh. >> we had a lot of folks come through today who were speechless or crying. i gave a lot of hugs and i received a lot of hugs. it was really nice to feel like i was here for the community that needs support right now, and that is you asurvivors. >> reporter: earlier, some students found a way to support survivors of sexual assault. they created a solidarity quilt to honor dr. christine blasey ford. and the testimony she gave in washington today, many students say they believe her. they invited anyone to write their own quilt panels on fabric. for those impacted by sexual assau assault. that quilt will be on display tomorrow ahead of the kavanaugh vote. we are back live here as these activists and students began this demonstration in support of dr. ford and against the nomination of brett kavanaugh. we're live in berkeley, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> cornell, thank you. >>> people were glued to today's hearing. this picture was t

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

christine blasey ford.ime it is hard to see. let us get reaction from our correspondent on capitol hill. as soon as there is a recess the senators and staff pour out into corridors where you are and start giving their reaction to what happened during the course of the morning and how they felt it went. what i do healing from members of either side? we heard the staunch defence are rare from senator lindsey graham who was defending brett kavanaugh as staunchly as he has so far and as you would expect. i think they will be wanting to get onto the evidence of brett kavanaugh, republicans, i think they are aware that this has not gone particularly well for them today, this format has not helped them, the fractured nature of rachel mitchell's questioning has been unable to compete with the compelling narrative you heard there from christine blasey ford. i think they will be looking forward to that in the next couple of hours. i think it will be interesting to see exactly how brett kavanaugh handles himself this

christine blasey ford. i never had any sexual or physical encounter of any kind with dr. christine blasey ford. it will start at 7 am our time in here has -- and there will first be an open statement by chuck grassley and a statement from the top democrat of the committee, dianne feinstein. then dr. christine blasey ford will begin her remarks. there are no time limits for opening statement . then the questioning will begin. there are 11 republicans and 10 democrats on the senate committee. they will each get a five minute period to talk or ask questions. all of the republicans on the committee are men so expect some of them to turn over their time and questioning to a special outside attorney they have hired. phoenix prosecutor rachel mitchell might be asking questions on the gop senators behalf. they will take anywhere from 90 minutes to more than two hours. they may stop to take breaks in between and when she is finished, then they will start the whole process over again with judge brett kavanaugh. >>> t

christine. >> paula for us in seoul. thank you for that. >>> president trump's attorney claims nbc edited lester holt's interview with the president last year where mr. trump said he was thinking about the russia investigation when he fired james comey as fbi director. here is the president telling that to lester holt in may of 2017. >> i was going to fire comey. knowing there was no good time to do it. and in fact when i decided to just do it, i said to myself. i said you know this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. >> special counsel bob mueller's team is looking into the move against comey amounted to obstruction in the russia investigation. last night, jay sekulow said the network improperly edited the interview. he said realizing firing comey might not shorten the probe. >> we think the transcript without question, supports the president. it may actually extend the investigation. he said that on the tape. >> sekulow did not offer proof that nbc edited the interview. cnn reached out to the network

dave and christine? reporting from wilmington. >> derek, thank you. >>> florence will dump more rain in north carolina over the next few days. river levels are raising. cape fear river is rising to 35 feet and expected to crest at 62 feet. water flowing into the streets. we have meteorologist pedram javaheri standing by live in the cnn weather center. the pictures are amazing. the water on water and more coming. >> absolutely. unfortunately when the sky turns blue above, it is a concern of what is happening next to you with the rivers. just toward the west, 120 miles northwest of norfolk is where the storm is centered. moisture streaming along to the carolinas. right toward eastern north carolina. heavy rainfall and going on three consecutive days in some regions. 600 roads across the state have been closed or impacted by what is happening across the area. in fact, when you go in for a closer perspective, the river gauges which are still functions, which are limited because of the water pushing through t

dave, christine? >> certainly some startling revelations there, and some of the most startling quotes in woodward's book come from two of the president's top aides. chief of staff john kelly is reported to have called president trump an idiot, erratic and unhinged. woodward reports that he ranted in a staff meeting "we are in crazy town! this is the worst job i've ever had." james mattis is described as exasperated and alarmed by the president, saying mr. trump has the understanding of a fifth or sixth grader. officials are pushing back, chief of staff kelly saying he and the president have, quote, an incredibly candid and strong relationship and calling the story complete bs. mattis also denying he uttered the words attributed to him, describing the book as fiction. >> one important player not appearing in the book is president trump himself. that's why bob woodward decided to release audio recordings to prove he did make an effort to interview the president for his side of the story. listen now to t

christine and dave. >> thank you, lawyers for christine blasey ford confirmed she will testify on thursday at the hearing. ford will have dedicated security after receiving death threats. she will testify in front of the senate judiciary committee first followed by kavanaugh. her issues remain unresolved and she remains unhappy that the committee is not subpoenaing mark judge. >> one committee member, lindsey graham does not expect to be swayed. >> i will listen to her, but i will be honest. what do you expect me to do? you cannot bring it in a civil court or criminal court. what do i do? go ahead and ruin this guy's life based on an accusation? i don't m't know where or when happened. everybody alleged to have been there has said it didn't happen. i will not ruin judge kavanaugh's life. >> one of the issues resolved is do the senators question her or have outside counsel handle it? >> in a statement, the committee says it reached out to four people who ford said were at the party. none has been able to kro corroborate her account. >>> and president trump in new york ahead of the united na

what about christine blasey ford?e other accusers, and what about these other accusers, and what about these other accusers, and what about the sense that perhaps they should be investigated by someone other than the senate, perhaps the fbi? yes, because brett kavanaugh, he didn't really answer that question, he was asked numerous lee about whether he would get the fbi involved and we didn't really get a clear a nswer involved and we didn't really get a clear answer on that. and what he really said was i am here to answer your questions, i am really said was i am here to answer your questions, iam here really said was i am here to answer your questions, i am here to answer your questions, i am here to answer your investigations. but there is a huge difference between a senate judiciary committee investigating something in the fbi. but he was careful in what he said. there is absolutely no doubt, from brett kavanaugh‘s absolutely no doubt, from brett kava naugh‘s point of absolutely no doubt, from brett kavanaugh‘s poi

is today'te christine, thank you for coming in.s someone who practiced law in the district attorney's office sex assault unit, i was very, very impressed by professor ford. she was very credible. she told a very, very painful truth and she spoke it in a detailed way that really laid out the facts and laid out the case for why she was coming forward. so i felt great empathy towards her. i thought that the american people saw a woman who came forward to perform a civic duty, who didn't really want to be there, but once she was there felt she had to tell the truth and be honest and straightforward and i think she was. >> so you think people found her credible? >> absolutely, i think everybody found her credible, which is why the riepublicans had to change their tactic when judge kavanaugh spoke and say we believe it happened by someone, just not by him and they made it an attack on the process, not the victim, because they saw how badly it had gone with their, quote unquote, female assistant as mitch mcconnell called her, trying to po

christine blasey ford. her voice cracking, but detailing her allegation of sexual assault against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> it was hard for me to brthe, and i thought that brett was accidentally going to kill me. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? kavanaugh, his defiant denial with flashes of anger and high emotion, at times in tears. >> i've never sexually assaulted anyone. not in high school, not in college, not ever. this confirmation process has and offices, campuses and trains and planes, riveted by every momen boiling over. >> this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. >> tonight we have reaction from the halls of congress, from the senators, with the supreme court nomination hanging in the balance, and from the white house where the president was watching after a day for the history books. were any minds changed, and what happens now? >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, a day that wil

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christine blasey ford there.lican committee began at the beginning of this hearing by decrying the nature of the environment that she has had to operate in, he said it has not been fairto operate in, he said it has not been fair to both the witness and to brett kava naugh fair to both the witness and to brett kavanaugh and they should not have had to go through this treatment. it is worth remembering, backin treatment. it is worth remembering, back in 1991, anita hill's lawyer said that she also received death threats regarding the allegations against clarence thomas. at capitol hill it is lunch, we can surely you the senate room, there are some staff there, as of yet christine blasey ford is not back, the senators are not back, as soon as these healings resume, we will go back to them so that you can listen infor back to them so that you can listen in for yourselves. let us speak to our north america reporter. you have been watching these key rings. earlier when we spoke you said about what you would be looking

after an extraordinary hearing that began with christine blasey ford emotionally recounting her alleged assault. >> i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most and has had the most lasting impact on my life. >> the proceedings later dissolving into bitter partisanship after judge kavanaugh took the stand in his own defense. >> my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed. this whole two-week effort has been a calculated and politically orchestrated hit, revenge on behalf of the clintons. >> four republican senators met privately after the hearing and could sink the nomination. susan collins left tight-lipped where ford and kavanaugh stood firm. >> dr. ford with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted you? >> 100%. >> none of these allegations are true? >> no. i am 100% certain. >> i am no one's pawn. >> what is the strongest memory you have? the strongest memory of the incident? >> indelible is the laughter, th

christine blasey ford. alto professor accusing supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> time approaching 6:43 on our thursday. we're taking a look at the next three days because we will see a big drop in our temperatures. today, though, still hot inland. warmest spots go well into the 90s. by friday, sharply cooler as a much cooler air mass moves in. by saturday, cooler weather could bring us sprinkles. we will detail that in seven minutes. matt, jessica. >> thank you, drew. a live look at capitol hill as we count down the high-stakes hearing where christine blasey ford will testify. the hearing getting under way in 15 minutes. blasey ford will speak first. then brett kavanaugh will speak. these are protesters inside the building, apparently. we have seen supporters and protesters out on capitol hill. >>> blasey ford is not the only woman accusing kavanaugh. there ar

christine, dave? >> all right, miguel. thank you for that. michael capuano could not have been more gracious in his concession speech. the ten-term incumbent had never faced a serious challenge since first winning the seat in 1998. he took that stunning defeat in stride, calling it a sign of the times. >> clearly, the district wanted a lot of change. and apparently, the district just is very upset with lots of things that are going on. i don't blame them. i'm just as upset as they are. but so be it. this is the way life goes. >> capuano praised ayanna presley, told supporters she will be a good congresswoman who will serve massachusetts well. >>> tropical storm gordon making landfall late last night west of alabama/mississippi, on the border. it has already turned deadly. a child killed in pensacola, florida, when a tree fell on top of a mobile home. strong winds from the storm also knocking out power in the florida panhandle and southern alabama, leaving thousands in the dark this morning. cnn meteor

his accuser -- christine blasey ford -- also adamant christine blasey ford / accuses kavanaugh of sexual assault: "i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling." sen. dick durbin / -d- illinois: "with what degree of certainty did brett kavanaugh assaulted you?"christine blasey ford / accuses kavanaugh of sexual assault: "100 percent"long-time sex crimes prosecutor - rachel mitchell --- standing in for the all-male republican committee members--- attempted to poke holes in ford's memory of the events.christine blasey ford / accuses kavanaugh of sexual assault: "i can't give the exact date."kavanaugh insisting the allegations are part of a smear campaign.sen. dianne feinstein / -d- california: "if you are confident of your position, why aren't you also asking fbi?"brett kavanaugh /supreme court nominee: "my family has been destroyed."republican senator lindsey graham blaming democratssen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics."as senate republica

the lawyers for christine blazey ford write dr. her firsthand knowledge of sexual misconduct next week. although many of the aspects of the proposal you provided are inconsistent with the committee's promise of a fair, impartial investigation into her allegations. and we are disappointed with the leaks and the bullying that have tainted the process. we are hopeful that we can reach an agreement on details. can we set up a time for later this afternoon to continue our negotiations? our supreme court reporter

so we're in palo alto outside of what we believe is christine ford's home. we didn't see anyone go in and out of the house all afternoon, but about an hour ago had a man came into the house and then went out a few minutes later with a dog. we don't know the man was, but he said that he was friends with the fords and that he was helping to take care of their dog. he said that ford is doing fine but that she's not interested in talking to anybody. he said she's not planning to come back to her house either. he also said that christine in order was a great person but wouldn't really say anything more about her decision to speak out and her deliberations or anything kind of reaction to kavanaugh and denials of forced altercation. i want to get a statement we got from the in box from the head of the school that christine ford attended when this incident that show alleges happened. she attended fulton arms school, this is another school in maryland close to the georgetown prep school which is where kavanaugh attended. sidesana a. jones wrote in a recent article "t

dave and christine. >> thank you, jeff. as jeff mentioned, the president is headed to shanksville, pennsylvania to commemorate the 17th anniversary of the attacks. vice president pence will attend a ceremony at washington, d.c. he will attend a ceremony at ground zero with a moment of silence to remember each tower which has fallen. something we remember every year. they will continue the tradition of reading the names of the victims. >>> a sharp drop in president's approval rating. down six points in the last month. reaching a new low among independents. 36% approve how the president is handling his job. 58% disapprove. he is doing worse among independents. 31% approve. a plunge of six points in a month. he is faring about one-third of those polled say he is honest. only 32% say they are proud to have mr. trump as their president. >>> time for an early start on your money. the white house struggles about the economy. the president mucking up the message with false information about how strong the economy is. forcing his to

henigin/"we believe christine" "...i'm here because i want dr. ford and all other victims of sexual assault, which includes my self, to know that we stand together in solidarity to say that sexual assault is a form of bullying and you cant fight a bully alone so we stand together..."> (catherine) the gathering featured now familiar signs hailing their friend and neighbor as someone they believe and support. (pam) we have continuing coverage on kron-4 dot com. there you will find the results of kavanaugh accuser christine blasey ford's lie detector test. you can also watch her testimony and kavanaugh's testimony in it's entirety.... we also have the have the president's twitter reaction to kavanaugh's tesitmony... all at kron-4 dot com (pam) new at 8 .... a civil lawsuit has been filed against saint matthew's episcopal day school in san mateo... this is a school where a former teacher was found guilty earlier this year, of molesting young girls at the school.... kron 4's gabe slate joins us live in san mateo from the school, gabe, catch us up on t

christine blasey ford. one demonstrator from the bay area who has been arrested four times for protesting the kavanaugh confirmation hearings believes this is a turning point for america, and is optimistic for the vote. >> i don't think the republicans have the votes to pass him. i would urge the republicans to do the investigation with the federal bureau of investigation if they are indeed going to pursue a vote, they have to have the investigation first or they will lose all credibility with the public. >> reporter: the increased police presence was felt as those supporting blasey ford were told not to hold signs inside government buildings. >> i still think it's ridiculous we can't hold up a piece of paper with writing of our beliefs since i'm standing here with my beliefs written on my body. >> otherwise the day was boast historic and peaceful. the senate judiciary committee is still slated to vote tomorrow with a final vote happening as early as next tuesday. in washington, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> on

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i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," september 27th, and 6:00 in new york. never before has a supreme court nominee or any office running for office been accused of what kavanaugh has. in just a few hours, two will appear before the senate judiciary committee. christine blasey ford, in her prepared remarks she says brett's assault on me drastically altered my life. kavanaugh denies these allegations and also new other new ones coming to late calling them last-minute smears. he said he will not be intimidated into withdrawing his nomination. >> kavanaugh is having to fend out new allegations. the total is five, but two are anonymous making them extremely hard to confirm. the third comes is a woman that says she was drugged while being gang raped. president trump insisted the allegations against kavanaugh are false, and he also suggests that he could be swayed by ford's testimony today. let's begin our coverage of this historic he