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we are rated in every magazine, everybody wants to come to new bern. so come see it. they went on the west bank of the river right off the atlantic coast, experienced storms and plenty of them over time, have you ever seen a quite like this? >> no, sir, i have not. but what happened in new bern is there is a certain place for about 30 years, not been any major hurricanes. i read a couple years ago got seven or 8 feet of water, this we are 3 feet higher. so i think people have just gotten somewhat comfortable with the fact that we do have hurricanes come in, they stayed for a half hour as far as the storm surge. we got 40-mile-an-hour winds or something and they're gone and i guess they're feeling comfortable that they can deal with it but when everything else is telling you that you got a category four or five on top of 20 to 40 inches of rain, it's time to hit the road. >> shepard: hope for all their sakes that people are able to be rescued and i'm guessing they won't take it lightly again. that's been my experience after living through it. mayor dana outlaw, 30,000

alaska, come to this town. there is only one lawyer, and there is not much work. i need somebody. he came up as a very young man and the rest is history. both my parents grew up in the town, where i was born. southeast alaska as a kid growing up, and i lived in anchorage and fairbanks. i have good roots through the state. >> what is the difference between nome and where you were born? sen. murkowski: to begin with, a couple thousand miles. in terms of similarities, you are both off the grid, so to speak. ketchikan is an island, and nome might as well be an island in terms of isolation. they are both communities that i think the pioneers looked to as a place of opportunity. nome for the gold rush. ketchikan was about the strength of the fisheries, which drew people not only from the lower 48 but a strong filipino contingency. both pioneering towns in their own right that way. both beautiful communities to this day, i love them. >> what does your chairmanship of the energy and natural resources committee bring to

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we're the unity of course and those who come to germany are coming to the wrong country or if we look at the anti foreign demonstrations in communities last week what impression of germany must they get looking at recent events that target all. of us with germany is not the wrong country to come to that it's just that now it's not only in germany but in l.a. or hungry to all there are lots of european countries where people are protesting against integration would. it doesn't mean it's the wrong country but i think it's a question of how you communicate this change in society to the population. the question is whether we the media have always done a good job here is a quality you might wish to do we know the background of why so many people flee from their homelands. have we always informed people here about that have we told them for instance who is behind the horse in the congo there is he the congo is such a rich country yet it has so poor why always why the prices because of the operations of european firms. but people here are not properly informed so they don't understand why ot

to come more than foot long line. a low and welcome to this edition of focus on europe i'm brian todd across europe right wing parties have been placing crimes committed by migrants at the center of their election campaigns the move has been.

when sport comes up against real geopolitics, sport comes off second best. and the ioc sit up and take notice. this is a western approach and is not being replicated in other parts of the world. a bit like the fifa crisis. eventually there was progress with fifa, as the sponsors got involved. that is key. when the sponsors of the ioc get involved, maybe things will change. thank you. done, i appreciate it. the decision by wada two reinstate russia earlier today. danny cipriani wasn't picked for england's lastest training camp but he might still make the world cup next year. eddiejones says his decision to leave the gloucester player out of his plans was based on rugby and not the player's recent admission to common assault and resisting arrest, for which he was fined. danny cipriani is still the name and the face which sells rugby union. though he is doing exactly that on the front of the twickenham shop but he isn't in the squad at the moment, for playing reasons and not his behaviour. confirmed by eddiejones today. a year ahead of the world cup, cipriani —

some of these coming through. we'llse see t linearly. this was coming right toward storm ranger 4. we can take a closer look at that with storm ranger. we sent to it virginia beach. a lot of us vacation down toward that area. we don't want to put david culver or storm ranger in danger. montgomery county, frederick county, we're sing some rain. not like last night but we are seeing showers. martins burg, back toward leesburg and frederick. a little in the way of sunshine and blue skies. not much the next couple days. 79 tomorrow. the bt chancef showers from florence come during the day and then only a 30% chance of showers on saturday and sunday. the redskins game is a-okay. rmnday, 83 degrees with a chance of s and the remnants of florence making their way. so not expecting too much in the way of heavy rain.hi florence, boy, do we get nice. some of the nicest ather we've seen in long time and do we need it or what? >> w need to dry out, doug. all right. oue hurricane cover is just getting underway. stay with news4 as florence gets toward make landfall. >> us, the pope investigates

and people come here because of the freedom to party.le. >> anthony: how about the police and the government at this time? you know, you got thousands of people taking ecstasy and dancing all night till 11:00, 12:00 the next day. >> frank: i think the government knows. i know policemen, and they know about, like, people doing drugs and they come to our clubs. do drugs by themselves, or not, or they drink. but they accept and everybody's cool with it. berlin is a party city. it's no real industry besides a party industry, and so, so many tourists coming only because of that from spain, from italy, from russia, from u.s., from uk, to get totally lost and totally wasted. but not in a bad way. just like in a buddhistic way. it's like in the moment. you get lost. you can't find yourself, and that, i think, what excess is about. pure hedonism. >> anthony: come to berlin. get high. party. ♪ the wall. an absurd, tragic, almost metaphoric but all too real expression of humanity's failure and depravity. a 96 mile stretch of concrete and razor wire

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and so i come to this, certainly with an open mind in terms of her presentation. and when i hear the republican leader come to the floor and talk about her situation, he digs and fax. one moment he sounds like he's sympathetic to dr. ford for what she's been through, calling for fairness. and then before he catches her breath coming to call surcharges unsubstantiated smear. i would say to my colleague from kentucky, you can't have it both ways. you can't be respectful of dr. ford and the reason she comes to washington and then dismiss or discredit everything she said as a smear. he just can't have it both ways but is tried and is tried for two straight days. he argues the situation we face has been carefully choreographed by the democrats. there is the old clichÉ by will rogers not apply to any organized local party i'm a democrat. it certainly applies to this situationan because this has ben an unusual development. senator dianne find time receives a letter from dr. ford to remember congress and the issue. when she received the letter says that the top, confident

thank you for coming. this is the host of the party. i know. >> you take a picture with me? >> no pictures. it will ruin the party. [inaudible] >> absolutely no pictures or the party is over. when i signed books they can take a picture, otherwise the cocktail party is over. >> we need a maestro. who is your favorite version of breitbart? >> you. >> thank you. >> let's go say hello to mickey. hello. we can get so much conspiring done. by the way, i am mic'd. have i met you in person? we have never met in person. oh, my gosh. [inaudible conversations] >> i have a tip for you. look, when you post or article of breitbart the headline comes up. your lead in should be short and punchy. you would get so many more -- bender was doing the same thing. you have this long, long, long -- [inaudible] >> the headlight headline on bs fine but when you write in the tweet, that should be a punch. make it a punch. you have the best stuff. i can't believe i'm finally meeting you. >> i want to persuade people quietly, not shoc

ford coming forward. i thought long and hard and i talk to me of my staffers and friends back home about her motivation h. what in the world that she had to gain by putting herself and her family through this? what's at the end of it for her? i can't see any positives, other than the satisfaction that she is pursuing what she believes to belf true. she's exposing herself to ridicule, harassment, attack, even by the president of united states in his tweets. her family is in danger and they've had to move out of their homes to their computers have been hacked. she's had to engage attorneys and get into lengthy negotiations with republicanse n the senate just for a chance to come and tell her story. this woman who had a family and a life well respected by our colleagues and people in her community have turned it upside down. why? what is in this for dr. ford? what is she trying to achieve here? the more i thought about it the more i concluded that she just believes that it is so critically important for the

they will keep coming and coming and coming, because this is the bubble we talked about, that's the bubblewater and now it's onshore. >> i will tell you, it's hard to tell people what to expect. i have never seen a storm of this duration before. obviously irma was different than this, and other big storms they covered, they can be worse in intensity but not in duration. we don't know what that is going to mean. sometimes within one city you have different realities. we talked to some folks in the eye right now, and john berman is in the worst of it. >> yeah, three miles away. there he is. >> is he back up now? we can see john, he's okay. he and his team are dealing with this. we are waiting for him to get audio. as soon as he does we will get him back in control of his show. javy, the executive producer will let me know. chad, you make the point about duration, and for us it's the opposite end of the scale, we already have 6,000 without power, and the rain has been since about 4:00 in the morning, eastern standard time, and we have seen gusts, a little wetness, not that much, just the wind

this comes as dr. christine blasey ford has agreed to testify before the senate judiciary committee on thursday about her allegations that kavanaugh attempted to rape her when she was 15 years old. he was 17 years old. kavanaugh has denied both accusations. on friday, president trump openly question dr. christine blasey ford's claim. he tweeted -- if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she said, charges would have been immediately filed with local law enforcement authorities by either her or her loving parents." of the the presesident united states, president trump, who himself has been accused by many women of sexually assaulting or harassing them. but more than 1100 alumnae of the holton-arms school, the maryland prep school that blasey ford graduated from in 1984, have signed a letter in support of her, saying they are grateful that she came forward to tell her story. in a minute, we will speak with , anrson, alexis goldstein alum, who spearheaded the letter. at first, we're joined in new york by j

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we have some rain coming our way.e a mix of sun and clouds and notice how the trend continues to move north and east. so maybe some sprinkles over sonoma county in the far north end of areas over the bay and into lake county with a few out there. upper 70s for concord northbay we have 77. percent cisco it is 66 and then 77 expected over san jose with the upper 70s for morgan hill. temperatures will be very similar as we start your work week. the bigger story is going be the rain on the way. details coming up. >>> a very busy intersection of sam cisco where work is underway right now to reinforce two cracked steel beams in the transit center. allie rasmus is live near the corner fremont and howard street where the work is centered. allie? >> some of the heavy equipment that is currently staging out here has captured our attention this morning. there are those giant yellow blocks there on the left of fremont street. those are hydraulic jacks i we have seen the construction crews in the cranes moving that in place stagin

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now coming up at 5:00, we goa whole lot more to come. we're going to talk to a couple who is ridden outy m hurricanes before, and they are determined to ride out florence, we're also going to hear from firefighters aboutpaow they are png for the next two, three, four days to come. >> all right, thank you. things picking up down there some. >> yes. >> jim is not the only one from the area who made the trip first responders from maryland also on the way to the carolinas. >> leaving this morning after it was determined they would not be needed here, but emergency officials say now is gd time to make sure you have an emergency kit and a plan at home. >> news 4's justin finch p repos frnce georgia's county operation center in lander. >> reporter: though the d.c. area is not forecast for a direct hit, rain and potential floods are emergencies officiale warn we' not clear of just yet. so prepping now not only gets you ready for any coming storms, but also for others that are sure to follow. prince george's office of emergency management suggest

coming days. have you had a chance to drive around in your city today? >> a little bit. it's dangerous. power lines out there, traffic lines down. it's virtually impassable. >> bill: it looks like the eye is passing us but slightly south of here. what have you seen and what are your people telling you? >> the wind is not as bad as we thought it would be when it was going to be a cat 3 but the rain and duration of the storm is what is really going to hurt us. to be here for almost 48 hours and have this on top of us dropping 24 to 40 inches of rain is pretty surmountable for any municipality or city in the country to handle that kind of water. >> bill: we're working off generator power. your cell phone is still working. that's not bad, right? you look at this storm three days ago 140 miles an hour sustained winds and we dropped to below 100 last night. if you look for silver linings perhaps that's one of them. it doesn't take away from the storm surge and flooding. that is one thing we can point to

supreme court and then on thursday it comes out and then sunday she comes forward?ow is what we were told about this. you say the 11th hour, but she went to the "washington post" before kavanaugh was the nominee, and as to why her public did not become public until now, it's because she asked feinstein not to go public with it. >> feinstein released an anonymous letter. >> she was asked by this woman not to, and whether or not you think feinstein should have -- you think feinstein should have gone against the wishes of this alleged victim -- hang on, amy. do you think in a vacuum, alleged victims of sexual assault have a right to control how their story is told? >> i do think they have a right to control how their story is told. but if dianne feinstein was honoring her wishes by releasing the letter anonymously on thursday, why didn't she do that back in july? this man has sat through four days of public hearings, and he answered 1,300 questions and a 17,000-page answers, and then followed up with 1,200 more questions. he has been vetted by the fbi, and none of this

in the area where we were we could have been trapped, nobody coming if for a while.moved to another location that had light the power outages were following us more and more as we made our way down till we found an area, shelter, pretty windy as you can see behind me here, take a look, tropical storm warnings, tropical lancaster, lexington. showing how expansive the storm s more evidence of that, check this out, more amazing, international space station images of a wildly far-reaching storm that's going to lingering and while winds are always a concern in a hurricane, huge worry with florence in south carolina is life-threatening water. >> something else that you may not have heard before is that we may have landslides in the up state as a result of this and that's because i think it's about 7-inches of rain maybe expected in up state, so this is still a very, very dangerous storm not only on the coast but also in the interior of the state and the very unusual part is going to last about 2 days. >> so you are seeing wind obviously big concern is the rain, the nationa

from the camera, coming in this way. be very difficult for to us leave. we're deciding should we stay, should we go? so far, people -- liz: break in just for a second, kristina. you apparently caught this guy, lane pittman, captured on film. he was head banging to heavy metal music waving the american flag. it was you who caught this image. what is going on there? reporter: i didn't know if you wanted to start the entire hit with that. he was on the street a lot of viewers have seen the video. it was an attempt to go viral. pretty much all is it was. i interviewed him on stuart varney, i don't know if you call it karma, out in the middle of the street, tons of hurricane, waving an american flag in his underwear. afterwards he happened to be in behind me in my shot. why is a half naked guy behind you. he pretty much said, it is america, i'm free. reason why he did it. it is going viral. what has he done, got over a million, two million views. so, definitely viral. we're showing the video. liz: he has done it before in hur

where does that come from?itiated at the local level, state level or the federal government? >> both, in several different directions. immediate response authority. a state or local official calls and says we need help immediately. but also, working through the state emergency operations centers. we have active duty forces embedded in those centers. and then the request can come that way. now, we also have not only the vehicles we staged here but from fort stewart, georgia, ft. campbell, kentucky, and fort drumm, new york. we have several hundred vehicles and well over 1,000 soldiers moving to fort bragg and fort jackson, south carolina, to also be prepared to assist as necessary. >> all right. so you're bringing troops in from outside of the affected zones. obviously fort drumm on the eastern side of lake ontario. and what is the situation for the folks that are based in fort bragg right now? we just talked to hans about camp lejeune with a curfew for those that don't need to be working. >> we are only key of

come on. coming home, that's why we're here.applause] >> and i'm here your video will be a national model. and trump might not look at it, but somebody -- i mean, this is -- you've got to celebrate this moment. and now, we're coming home so that mayor breed can bring it home right now. let's welcome the mayor of san francisco, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i am so excited to be here today to witness the incredible remodel of 92 units with 100 seniors and disabled folks who live here. there's a new home. "coming home" is an appropriate title for the video because sadly, i know what it's like to live in public housing and public housing where the conditions are horrible. over 20 years my grandmother raised me in plaza east public housing, and the roaches, the pipes that are busted, the bathrooms that are messed up, the mold, the frustration, the violence that i experienced, you never forget that. and so when i had an opportunity to be on the board of supervisors and work with mayor lee, and i went and i spoke

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it comes at a high cost.ower technology is two or three times as costly produced of the bulk of imports. avoiding a 30% tariff is helpful, but not a game changer. alix: if you take a look at what solar powers may have cost, how high are we talking about? >> 30% this year, it drops 5% for the next four years. the challenge is the cost reductions every year. we expect prices to fall this year up to 20% anyway. that tariff is having an unusual effect. alix: will it have a difference commercial or residential? >> sun powered technology tends to be used on rooftops, mostly residential, a bit of commercial, less so utility. in rooftop markets, residential markets, particularly where it is less sunny, sun power has a upper hand. alix: sun power is really a u.s. company, but you can make it a chinese company. >> it is difficult to say you are a u.s. company, when you're 60% owned by a french firm and produce all of your goods goods offshore. that is not unusual in the solar power industry. really, they are competing

the tide is going to come up and anderson the it too won't be able to come back down because the water is continuing to push. and so the storm surge is going to pile on itself over the next 24 to 36 hours and i was looking at one of the river gauges near where you are, near wilmington and it's forecasted to reach a record, as we were talking about earlier, at 24 feet, higher than floyd and at that level many of the roads are going to be impassable. several of the roads will be under seven feet of water and many of the homes in that area will be inundated and that is one of the biggest fears with this storm. >> it's unimaginable to think of wilmington, eight months worth of rain in just three days. i was talking to the mayor about the effects that's going to have in a lot of different areas. chris, that's one of the big concerns that the mayor in wilmington had and i assume folks there have as well. people thinking once the storm passes the worst is over but with all the waltter on the ground, a lot of bad things happen when you have deep water and power lines down. there's no telling h

how come it fell apart coming to the coast, relatively speaking? it's still a major storm.is it was never as strong as gloria. it was never as strong as helene in 1958. how about hazel, how about hugo? how about dozens of countless storms bigger than this? and another thing, if you looked at our pre-season forecast, we specifically outlined this kind of storm this year, a slow-moving storm that one of them that broke out in the tropics and hit the united states, as opposed to my company that said this is the year the hurricane hit drought ends at the united states because of the pattern set up. where were the people blaming the president now, where were they before the season? how come you didn't make a forecast? by the way, the climate always changes. no one denies europe is warmer now than it was 30 or 40 years ago. we believe that nature and the natural cycles overwhelm man's signal. only time will tell. since the president took office, the global temperature has dropped and right now september is the third coolest this century. how about that? >> shannon:i have not hear

with fall comes football.n, the 49ers kickoff the home opener this afternoon against the homeÃdetroit lions. the 49ers in minnesota lose it by a touchdown, how about today? let's bring in our expert sports anchor joe fonzi before he heads to santa clara, good morning. >>> you give me too much credit. >> come on. you have been around the horn a little bit. the lions were awful in the opener, they got creamed in that game, who you like today? >> it's all about turnovers. that's the one thing you cannot do in the nfl and expect to when it -- win. you cannot fumble on the one yard line and you cannot throw an interception or touchdown against to win. there game was at home. some pretty disgusted lions fans, the 49ers cannot take anything for granted, history tells us you do not want to start out zero and two, we don't want that to happen. >> you don't want that and then you have the general morale of fans. do you know what i mean? i think there was a lot of pressure thinking he would save the team. what does he ha

it's coming down in sheets here. pushed by winds gusting well over 80 miles per hour at times and the sustained winds have beenpwds of 50 and that's growing. the storm moving closer to the shoreline. about 10 miles or so from where we are rht w. so we're still going to see these conditions continue to amply identify for the next couple of hours here and overall we'lltr see theg winds and rain for at least another day or that's a big concern because in many areas we're already dealing with severe flooding here and this iran is going to add to that. in some areashe storm surge already reached 10 'rtreat. we not to high tide and won't h for quite sometime here, for severalrs so there's going to build as well. it's going to be a tough go for a lot people over the next couple of days and then you have that processfetting in and assessing what's happened and repairng the clean up and and that's going to be very difficult as well as we get another huge surge here. >> have you seen any damage so far where you are? >> we lost

nejra: jihye lee, i am sure will come back to you for updates in the coming days.eporter in seoul, jihye lee . itsbank of japan has left monetary stimulus program unchanged after adjusting its policy settings for the first time in nearly two years. the central bank maintained target, asset purchases, and guidance as predicted by all 51 economists surveyed by bloomberg. it leaves the boj further behind its global peers, who are moving to return to precrisis monetary policy. michael metcalfe from state street global markets is still with us. we are waiting to hear from doj governor haruhiko kuroda. is he likely to stay away from saying anything that might move the markets too much, specifically that might strengthen the yen? michael: that is the big fear. you rightly say the boj is behind everyone else normalizing, but the reality is the boj is in fact laboring. there asset purchases are falling. they are not buying as much. i think they have the slightly conflicted policy setting where they have the yield curve controls, the yield target, also an amount to buy, and

hurricane is coming from the east. you can't see this all that well in the camera but in amongst the clouds there's some straight lines ever clouds. those are the outer bands of the hurricane, of hurricane florence. these particular bands now approaching us in myrtle beach don't have rain in them. wind, you're feeling the wind increase here. we may not get rain before the end of the day. i want to bring in the chief information officer here at myrtle beach. we have two stories. folks in north carolina who are getting hit. they feel it. there's no joke. no one is trying to get out of town. if you're here in a place like myrtle beach, it's windy but not that windy. should you leave at this point if you haven't left? >> yes. we've been telling people to evacuate all week. most folks took that advice. they are out of town. if you haven't left yet now is the time to do it. we're expecting 48 hours worth of hurricane force winds. that's a long time. usually a hurricane comes and goes. this is not a thrill ride opportunity on

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i again want to thank your for coming forward. mrchairman, i want to thank your for coming forward. ask consent that six items consisting of various statements, letters, facts sheets, posts, are inserted into the record. is that one request or are you on your way for six? i have six separate items, because i can go over them for you. let me not interrupt you. your request is accepted without objection. thank you. i would like to read from an item that has already been entered into the record. this is from a letter from the national task force to end sexual and domestic violence. the letter states, "this moment has become a crucible. it is a test of our progress. do become a crucible. it is a test of our progress. do we become a crucible. it is a test of our progress. do we start by believing victims of sexual assault and treating them with dignity or don't we? so far, senate leaders are failing that test. prejudging the outcome of a hearing, sympathising with her perpetrator, attacking her credibility. they send a message to every victim of sexual violence that the pain doesn't matt

hurricane florence coming in, ginger.e to tell you with that storm slowing down, that will likely be longer kus currently at its 85-mile-per-hour winds. as we look down the street, you can see the palm trees. we just lost power on this stretch of myrtle beach on ocean boulevard, and this is the iconic stretch of myrtle beach. you have construction crews coming n bin, but nobody is out here right now. about 30,000 people across the state without power. that is only going to grow. i was talking to our local meteorologist here. he just forecasted 36 hours of endless rain. right now it's low tide, but that high tide will start at 3:00 along with that storm surge and all that rain. that's what they are really worried about now. they are not worried about the hurricane fenthoughheare daers. all those hours of endless rain in the low lying areas. that's 60 miles of pristine beach line where 18 million visitors come every year. they are worried about all that water and where it's going to go. so far we made a big deal about this.

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it has upside over the coming months, why?he credit cycle is improving, the drag from the euro is coming off and you have a more favorable inventory cycle. if the economy develops, as we expect, that would suggest 10% outperformance for banks over the coming months. what do we look at specifically at margin expansion or improvement from the negative deposit rate and also whether there be credit demand are those the elements we look at >> there are two main things to look at. on the credit cycle by far the best gauge is the ecb bank lending surveys. the most forward looking survey. for the first time in two years we have seen an easing in credit conditions, which is associated with an accelerating economy the second is the pmi. pmi has fallen by 4 points at the start of the year. it started to stabilize. our model suggests it will be one point higher by the end of the year >> we can't talk about banks without talking about consolidation. every hour there's a new report crossing from a different source that there's a deal in the

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rain coming our way this week. things like this could be coming for this area and many moreer again l on. back to you guy in the studio. >> justin, thank you. >> now to hurricane florence. a powerful storm churning in the atlantic right now. it's expected to get stronger and impact the east coast. >> virginia governor has already declared a state of emergency in advance of thestorm. e carolinas are expected to get the brunt of it, fromgi ge through south carolina into north carolina, preparations are underway right now. students are being encouraged to leave campus. sandbagging has already started. florence is expected to be a major hurri one by the endf the day and even if it hits the carolinas, we're probably going mo feel some impact up here. storm t 4 meteorologist chuck bell is tracking florence. >> that's right. it's important. t just about where the eye comes on shore. a storm this big has a wide ranging influence of conditions. all of which could be potentially life threatening. the most serus threat is nor

of it actually comes from china comes here and depending on the brand and where they anticipate to make the production run and there's a link to china i'm directly into china. these pop culture vinyl figures are wildly popular with kids and millennialist alike but the new list of tariffs includes toys so costs will go up big corporations are able to adjust which manufactures but you know a small shops like us we have to roll with the punches and try to figure out changing our actual business strategy in order to adapt and evolve president be pleased to note that you can buy this figurine of him here at tom's models for about eighty dollars and of course it's made in china what he might not be so happy about is the chorus of criticism from businesses large and small over his china trade policy. wal-mart the country's biggest retailer told the trumpet ministration quote the immediate impact will be to raise prices on consumers and tax american business the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce which lobbies for big business in washington says a trade war is the single biggest threat to the

come. i want to go to brian todd in h hamste hamstead, north carolina. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: getting pounded with wind and rain here, and it's getting more dangerous as we progress into the evening. i'm on old landing road, but behind me, this is the intercoastal waterway. look how the water is pushing on this road. this road does end just a little bit over that way, but this is not even high tide yet. high tide is not for a couple more hours, maybe a few more hours. and look at the water just pushing in from the intercoastal waterway, right onto this roadway. it's going to get a lot worse in the hours ahead. i'm going to walk over here and show you another crucial part of this whole thing in the inland flooding that we have to watch out for. this is the marshland that protects these areas. it can absorb storm surge and rain. but this isn't the kind of rain and storm surge this area can absorb, and these marshlands are getting inundated. and with high tide not even approac

cruz comes to mind as one of them. by outsourcing to rachel mitchell who is very experienced in this area, you're getting a long-form narrative eliciting the testimony from ford. as your discussion pointed out, there's lots of ways where the questioning is reinforcing what people will perceive to be her credibili credibility. in some ways, by doing that, by allowing the viewer to watch her, to assess her credibility, it has an impact on all of the people who would be calling the offices of the senators on both sides of the aisle to try to influence the vote. when you go from a case where republicans have said in the earlier iteration of any allegation coming forward, it's a smear campaign, to, today, when they're seeing a living, breathing person telling her story in a way that many people are finding credible, it allows the time for the absorption of how people assess this in order to, if, in fact, there will be votes that peel away, as andrea was discussing, potentially john kennedy, based on his comments, or others.