i'm joined by katie couric. she needs no introduction. now the co-host of the katie couric podcast.e a new pod about your sarah palin interview. first, your reactions to this week? >> what an incredible week. >> i find myself still trying to process it. >> what a confusing week. i agree with a lot of things jessica said, brian, that our understanding of sexual violence against women and the trauma, the lifelong trauma that ensues still has not progressed since i covered the anita hill hearings 27 years ago. there is not a process in place. i think that's a huge problem. dianne feinstein should have delivered that letter because now i think dr. ford's story and account has been understandably politicized because of that failure. i think the way some of the republican members of the senate judiciary committee handled this was very troubling. i thought lindsey graham's full-throated defense of judge kavanaugh wunfortunate because t distorted dr. ford's account. i'm very relieved an fbi investigation or fact-finding mission has been called. it should have been called already. jeff flake

talking try to make a deal this is the interesting point even though they both exchange pretty hostile couric and. president trump has a national security advisor. mr walton who for years wants to bring down the iranian government and has an impact on what the president now says i think is a very small chance that the president would not say no to a negotiation or to a meeting with one and vice versa of course you know that would mean that there would have to be some type of a decision coming from tehran as well which doesn't seem likely in the foreseeable future because rendered with the german council on foreign relations it was always we appreciate your insights thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in the u.s. television star bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman back in two thousand and four the judge also declared him a sexually violent predator meaning that cosby must undergo lifelong counseling he's the first celebrity sent to jail for a sex crime sin

it is the remnants of what was couric hain hell in, no longer a hurricane in but embedded in all of thisures. overnight we also raise temperatures. overnight we have got light and patchy rain across western parts of scotland, oui’ across western parts of scotland, our band of cloud has been across the midlands and northern parts of wales, sinking southwards into southern england and southern wales. here, a murky, misty and muggy night. cooler further north and here, a murky, misty and muggy night. coolerfurther north and in between our two bands of cloud with clear spells and patchy mist. over the next few days this area of low pressure trax northwards across the western side of the uk, notice how those isobars squeezed together. strong wind and rain at times but it will develop a feed of warm air stretching up into southern parts of scotla nd stretching up into southern parts of scotland and northern ireland over the next few days. here is how money shapes up. further outbreaks of rain western scotland, heavier and more persistent as it moves eastwards, affecting parts of northern irela

joining us now, host of the katie couric podcast katie couric.back ten years ago at katie's campaign interviews with sarah palin and their impact on the 2008 election. and how seoposenwe migpalin mig. i will never forget your interview with palin. it's hard to believe it was ten years ago. it was a pifal mome apivotal mo campaign because at that time she was the most captivating candidate we had seen. she even eclipsed a similarly captivating candidate in barack obama. but i think she was still -- people didn't understand who she was, how she felt about policy. and this was an opportunity to really dig into discover if she had accumulated knowledge, if she was intellectually curious, interested in public policy, and how she would govern. especially that john mccain at the time -- he had mel know ma four times. he would have been the oldest president elected. it was really an important moment for us to discover who sarah palin really was. and i think through asking sort of some simple and some more complicated questions, very well thought out in t

i didn't have katie couric holding my hand.e smashing my ball sac. you know. i had the kids, they had the phone, they filmed it, we didn't have a whole crew. we had a local news organization. >> jimmy: oh, i see, a local crew with you. >> we didn't turn it into a big deal. so -- >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> so i go there. so the first part is the part where you have to drink the seawater, like a gallon of seawater. no eating for 24 hours. nothing. no liquids with colors in it. no nothing. just like seawater, saltwater, brine. it's that thing, in life, like i like to cheat. like you're a kid, did you brush your teeth, jimmy? oh, i'll just wet the toothbrush and set it back on there. let's see, how many dependants should i claim on my irs thing? let's make it five. i'm going to go five. five dependents. here's the deal, when they're putting a camera up your ass? you can't cheat. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: right. >> you can't be like, no, hungarian food last night? no, no. you said 24 hours, i don't know, i'm a stickler for details.

talking try to make a deal this is the interesting point even though they both exchange pretty harshly couric and. president trump has a national security advisor. mr ball who for years wants to bring down the iranian government and has an impact on what the president now says i think is a very small chance that the president would not say no to a negotiation or to a meeting and vice versa of course is that you know that would mean that there would have to be some type of a decision coming from tehran as well which doesn't seem likely in the foreseeable future because rendered with the german council on foreign relations because always we appreciate your insights thank you. well he may not be a world leader but if there is one man who has had a front row seat in global affairs it is my next guest that europe's most widely read and most powerful newspaper for almost fifteen years i'm talking about germany's build. and while he was editor in chief he became a major force in shaping public opinion in both world and german politics. kai decommission is among the most influential figures in german

this is hurricane in florence, a very powerful category for couric aim, winds of 140 mph but these willnt full on thursday night around north carolina will cause big problems of. to the north of florence we have got an area of cloud that extends thousands of miles across the atlantic right over to the united kingdom. is a massive weather front, a couple, to the united kingdom. is a massive weatherfront, a couple, really. it will be pushing southwards bringing some heavy rain. rain always had this across the hills and coast of north—west england and wales, so the east of high ground is one of those fronts where the rain is probably not amount to much of. nevertheless there will be some doubt whether getting into the east of the pennines boards. it given it stays quite windy overnight, temperatures will stay into other —— double figures and this massive weather front marks the dividing line between some cool air that we have got flowing into northern areas and air that has come in more from the mid— tropical atlantic across the south. a lot of cloud around, but we will see the highest ave

mainly because of this area of cloud, the remnants of this area of cloud, the remnants of what was couricnergy, over the next few days some strengthening wind and outbreaks for some but it will raise temperatures. patchy rainfall time across scotland, at the end of cloud sinking southwards across the far south ringing patchy drizzle, hail and. it elsewhere, mainly dry, clear spells and a muggy night for the far south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or16, 9— south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or 16, 9- 11 south. bridge is not much lower than 15 or 16, 9— 11 further north. over the next few days this area of low pressure trax north, noticed a squeeze in the isobars, some strong wind and heavy rain for some but also for others, some warm tropical airand that also for others, some warm tropical air and that will extend northwards into parts of southern scotland and and northern ireland are the next few days. further outbreaks of rain across scotland, becoming heavy and more persistent through the day, some of that rain affecting northern ireland, heavy and strengthening wind, mainly dr

this could mean that parts of north and south carolina near the coast will experience couric ain't forceonditions the 24 winds and hurricane conditions the 2a hours or more. —— hurricane force winds of. is almost three decades as the carolinas experienced a storm on that kind of scale. hurricane hugo is still remembered to days. —— today. and has been panic buying of water and other essentials in shops. even water and other essentials in shops. eve n d oze ns water and other essentials in shops. even dozens of miles away from the coast, supermarket shelves have been emptied as people stock up ahead of the forecast ferocious wind and rain. we don't know the devastation of the storm, so. forecasters are predicting it could be the storm of a lifetime and protecting lives here is now the priority along this coastline. chris buchler reporting from wilmington. well, let's cross now to our correspondent laura trevelyan, who is on wrightsville beach in north carolina. laura, this hurricane is due to hit where you are standing in the next woody 4—1; take hours. what is going to change? —— 2a— 48

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this is worst -- worse than robert couric. this is worse than clarence thomas. this is a national disgrace, the way you are being treated. in the middle of it all, we have judge kavanaugh, a man who until two weeks ago was a pillar of the legal community. there has been a whisper of misconduct the whole time he is been a judge. what we have are unsubstantiated claims from his teenage years. claims that every alledge and i witness has either denied or failed to cooperate. i do not mean to minimize the seriousness of the claims. these are serious claims that deservesh for truth fair treatment. he was an immature highschooler. said stupide or things does not make them a sexual predator. i understand the desire of my colleagues to tear down this man at any cost, but let's be fair and look at the facts. guilt by association is wrong. immaturity is not equal criminality. that he joined in high school or college does not make him guilty of every terrible thing he has an accused of. a lifetime of respect ought to mean something when assessing allegations that are incons

he spotted with many in the hollywood and media elite, oprah winfrey, george papadopoulos, katie couric, and so many others, not a smelly trump supporter or an irredeemable deplorable or somebody who clings to their god gun bible and religion. nobody in sight. how else do you celebrate a holiday for american workers out in the hamptons with your favorite actors and so-called news hosts. i guess my invitation got lost in the mail. but it shows how incestuous mainstream media, the democrats really are, and let it be a clear warning, democrats do not have any positive agenda to improve the lives for you. the american people. we smelly walmart people. in less than two years, president trump has ushered in a new era of success. look at the side of your screen. 4 million new jobs, for a million people off of food stamps. thousands of new manufacturing jobs, hundreds of thousands, jobs that obama said would never come back. unemployment claiming a 50 year low. but pelosi, schumer, every democrat running for office, they want to risk it all because of their overwhelming hatred of the president

addressing the issue of couric and balance diets to also fight obesity.cost us the list thank you very much indeed for joining us live from rome. right let's go to zimbabwe now is health emergency in place in the capital harare because of cholera the health minister has said the least twenty people have died and thousands of others are infective live now to the capital harare correspondent. bring us up to date then with what is being experienced by the people of harare zimbabwe more widely. all of this latest outbreak started last week monday in glenview it's a poor suburb in harare it's overcrowded and many houses have had running water for many many years it seems some people had visited the area area travel to other parts of the country and that's why the outbreak has spread. currently set up areas where people who are infected have been quarantined they also sitting islamists is to zimbabweans telling them how to stay safe and also it's a feeling sick to report to the nearest health facilities officials who work for the urban council say part of the p

we had katie couric and reese witherspoon talking about the role of women in media and advertising.t on girls -- by video on girls education. we had abe wambach about the importance of sports and the culture. the discussion on the role of women in advertising and media. p&g is a big advertiser. that's a lot of how we communicate and engage with consumers. we're 100% committed to ensure that women are represented positively. that's important to us in our campaigns. face anything like a girl or how men are portrayed. we want to see men swiffering floors and changing diapers. >> or listen to women when they make credible allegations. >> listening to women. >> the thing is, it feels like we're doing all the right things cultural culturally. we're doing an initiative like she is equal, #metoo movement, we're telling women they are empowered, the women's march, doing the right things. even as you said good corporate sense, those who are good corporate citizens are saying we need to represent women better in teasing. what's the disconnect? why are we in the united states struggling to get

our thanks to katie couric and the 92nd why. great audience. women not only know what their value is and communicate it effectively, and right now i think the conversation is imperative and it needs to be an honest conversation. and we try do that. it's a tough one. >> it's weird. i feel at home walking into the 92nd why as much as i do walking into the bryant stadium. >> i love it. >> it's family. >> you can go there every night of the week and see something different. i would say about mika's book, it's practical. how many times have i seen a woman walk up to mika and say, hey, mika, i got a raise. >> i did give you an answer. still ahead -- >> you said it right. >> the committee is set to vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination this morning. we'll talk about the senators to watch. "morning joe" is coming right back. i get it all the time. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever since i started renting from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return