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. >> let me go back to john because i promised you could respond to what crikristen had d before.air and balanced, i'll let you respond. >> i appreciate that. first of all, over twice as many documents had been produced for brett kavanaugh as the next lowest number for any other nominee in the history of the supreme court. >> so what if they're not all the documents, what difference does that make? >> reverend, very simply. kristen just talked about kagan. from her time in the white house counsel's office, all of those documents were produced from the time she was the solicitor general, none of those documents were produced because they involve executive privilege. from brett kavanaugh's time in the white house, every document from when he was in the white house counsel's office has been produced. where executive privilege has been asserted is for documents that passed over his desk that involved decision making directly by the president. that is a traditional usage of executive privilege. and the other thing i would gist say in response to something that you said is that brett ka

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d before the senate this week. >>> the meeting will come to order. senator reed and i agree on something we've talked about for a long period of time, and that is we'll have a meeting that starts at 9:30, 10:00, 10:30. we're going to start. it's my experience in the past when i had several years of sharing the environment with the committee, once the members knew we were starting on time, they get here on time. everybody is busy, we understand that. anyway, we are -- first of all, we want, again, to make our statement. the love that we had for john mccain, the years that we served under him in this committee, we will miss him sorely but it's something we have great memories and will stay with us forever. we meet today to review the nomination of john abrams, combined forces command, u.s. forces career and vice admiral craig fowler to be commander of united states southern command. we know today would not be possible without the support of their families, so it's been our tradition for a long period of time to make the proper recognitions, so we desir

when we do, we will find new avenues forsovereignty and our d cooperation, unfolding before us. we will find new passion for , weemaking rising within us will find new purpose, new resolve, and new spirit flourishing all around us and making this a more beautiful world in which to live. to let us choose a future of patriotism, prosperity, and pride. let us choose peace and freedom over domination in defeat. and let us come here to this place to stand for people other nations. forever strong, forever , andeign, forever just forever thankful for the grace and goodness and glory of god. you, and, god bless god bless the nations of the world. thank you very much. guy: the president of the united states, donald trump, addressing the u.n. general assembly. the very different speech from the last one he delivered. a lot of rhetoric in that speech. a little bit of market volatility. vonnie: the dollar softening slightly. the muted reaction, the president starting and ending the speech of america first reset a couple of things that were a little belligerent about iran, for example, he ta

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he interviewed d donald trump jt before hisis inauguratation.nd he interviewed russian president vladimir putin the year before e that. his latest venture is a startup agency. but it is his years at build that made him a force in german politics and society. brent: joining me at the big table is the man himself. it is good to have you on the program. you have had a front row, particularly when we are talking about these big figures in politics such as donald trump. let's take a look at what you did the day after he was elected. this was the headline in your newspaper. i will translate. it basically said, we will be able to deal with him as well. what headline would you give trump today following the speech he gave the united nations? >> a couple headlines. of course it was obvious and something to see, the assembly laughed at the u.s. president. that was really something. brent: that is the first time they have laughed at the u.s. president. >> it is not just any guys there, it is prime ministers and presidents. on the other sign, it has been tr

. >> this latest allegation comes days before he's suppo d to testify in response to a claim of sexual assault. deborah ramirez says kavanaugh exposed himself to her while she attended yale university. the white house stands behind kavanaugh. the democrats want to delanie action -- delanie actiy it. >> one group will gather a the capitol and later this afternoon at one survivors of assault and allies will walk out of their homes, jobs and classrooms. >> the white house pointed out judge said he does not remember the party. democrats say judgehould still testify. >>> it's now 4:32 no for a violent weekend in the district. >> d.c. police are invtigating five homicides and 8 shootings all since about f 11:00day night. the majority happened in southeast washington. least 14 people have been shot. no word on a possible connection. police have auspect in custody for only one of the shootings. >> happening today, the logan circle community isg pla a public meeting to discuss the gruesome attack that left wen martinez dead. that's at 6:30 tonight at the marriott marquis. martinez was stabbed w

. >> this is something that we haven't seen before. d i'd use the words national emergency. if this is not a national emergency, i don't know what it is. >> reporter: the white house attacking the anonymous writer and the newspaper that published it. president trump suggesting treason, s his pressretary slamming the, quote, gutless loser tweeting if you want to know who wrote it, call the "new york times." and from the president's team, a growing chorus of it wasn't me. today from the secretaries of state, homeland security, defense, treasury and mo, a flood of denials. >> if you are not in position to execute the coander's intent you have a sink ggular that is to leave. >> reporter: the vice president's office writing are above such amateur askts. even the first lady warning you are sabotaging the country with your cowardly action. from capitol hill, for t mystery writer, some criticism. >> it is a person wholy obvio is living in dishonesty. >> reporter: and some cheers. will comethat more out publicly. >> reporter: and others degree saying if you do speak out,yo p name on

d. and also, before the meeting, the cardinal asked for prayers for the pope as well as the victims of this scandal. we're live in northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you, justin. a lot of catholics are demanding more from the church a this point. >>> after a week of emotional farewells, senat john mccain rests at the naval cemetery at annapolis. navy pilots flew in salute. on saturday, mccain was remembered by former presidents and family at the national cathedral in d.c. lindsey graham is defending meghan mccain's fiery eulogy of her father, which was seen as a pointed rebuke about president trump. >> if you say something bad about her dad, you will know it, if you're the janitor or the es ent of the united states. even though president trump hdidn't attend his funera daughter and son-in-law did. senator lindsey graham says he extended the invitatio the blessing of cindy mccain. >> if you missed any of the coverage, go to our website and search mccain. >>> the ashes of one of t victimsilled in "the national gazette" shooting isti at als park. mcnamara covered sports and news. he

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other an it -- we're hoping everything falls together d it makes good sense before terribly long.barbara: given the way things are moving, do you think you can say there is no longerlear threat from north korea? sec. pompeo: no, there is still a threat. we still have work to do. the good news is that reat is reduced from where it was. no test and no missile launches. to complete a nuclear program, anugood engineer will tell that you have to conduct tests. there is work to do. when we took office, the world was closer to war with north korea then it is today. that is a big step forward. will keep economic sanctions in place until such time as north korea is fully and verifiably denuclearized. that is the agenda that president trump set out and when that's what -- and what he agreed to with chairman kim. hebarbara: of course it waho tweeted that there was no longer a nuclear threat from north korea -- sec. pompeo: i know the tweet very well. the president was saying that the risk is reduced, that the effort north koa had been engaged in to perfect the missile system and teapons syst

d comes before j and i'm a heck of a lot better looking than this guy. [laughter] all of you know. persecute you and falsely accuse you for my namesake. let me just say something, today in america if you stand for values, specifically values or we would like to say biblical truths, you will come under attack. and what will happen is first, it's marginalized and then demonized and maybe ultimately criminalized. that's where we're headed today. we have to ask ourselves, are we willing to take a stand? now, tony perkins just came out here and talked to us about standing, and by the way, tony perkins, jason and i like to say he is the cleanest shaving man in america. his face is perfect. but i've got to say something about tony. >> the adult version of the kid on the dairy queen cup. [laughter] have you ever seen that kid? that's the adult version. tony perkins, as i was sitting back stage, i saw him pull out that big gavel and i started to prepare in my mind what my bumper sticker is going to look like in 2032. i can see it on the back of my car, perkins-boiken 2032. you do the math.

also, before d classifying pfizer warrants, the president has ordered them to do just night dumb like that. hello and welcome to "fox news at night," i'm shannon bream in washington. the he said-c said battle appear to put the hearing in limbo. we are talking about the president's big news conference today but first here's ed henry with the release breaking news on what happens next for judge kavanaugh. >> breaking tonight, senate judiciary chair and chuck grassley put out a statement flat out rejecting this push to launch an fbi investigation that might delay this nomination be on the midterms. grassley is saying, as soon as dr. ford went on the record with "the washington post" on sunday and at democrats said she needs to be heard, his staff went to work gathering evidence and offered public or private testimony next monday so in fact she could be heard. judge brett kavanaugh brett kavanaugh said he's ready to go under oath, but now that hearing is up in the air in part because of confusion from his accuser's legal team. this morning on cnn, attorney deborah katz at dr. ford was rea

d i think before we just launched what may be quarters. we've got to see how the market does between now. if come december we found out that everything that is walking is walking well. what you're going to find -- leave it as it is. but it comes december, prices go dangerously. we expect reactions from president trump and his team. so you'll see that you're probably going to see a losening up of volumes. >> so -- and i know it's like -- in russia it's always -- also a big worry about how long this is going to continue because everybody has their own -- they're. so how long will we keep this going? >> it's balanced how well the prizes are. makeup for the loss of volume. >> what did you expect to see from iranian output as we head to the u.s. sanctions. >> i lost so many comments. . but i you're right. it has been a very -- probably will go through this way for quite some time. they will work out their relationship with the u.s. a lot more support here or at create anou know, and american position with them should be able to encourage them.

hillary paid for and new information on the deep states attempted to take down the president both before dnd destroy him after the election. now this is huge news and we are expecting these documents any time. we will update you as of course they become available. also tonight catherine herridge will join us with a full report right out of ourig monologue. but first we must addressed and we begin tonight with the democrats blatant attempt to derail the kavanaugh confirmation. the first scheduled both in the senate have now been delayed. one week from tonight -- or today i've actually, the senate judiciary committee will hold an open question and judge kavanaugh will be there in order to address what is a 36-year-old sexual misconduct allegations from his teenage years. his accuser has also been asked to testify. no word of confirmation if she will be at the lack of hearing. this comes after dianne feinstein out of the blueth released a cryptic statement last week about an anonymousfe individual who is now accusingg brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. when they were both in high school, a

exceptional polarization of people because you have a d or r before your name, you're predicted to vote way? based on what you learn and exercise discretion and brett kavanaugh did not exercise judicial discretion in the way he behaved on thursday. >> thank you very much for the update from capitol hill. >>> up next, may have been a moment that changed one senator's mind. that protesters speaking out, next. >> i understand, but tell me, i'm standing right here in front of you. do you think he is telling the truth? no. do you think that he's telling the truth to the country? >> you have power. so many women are powerless. ma. ♪ ma. the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard

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d plans. >>> last thing before we go tonight, we submit without comment two comments by the president this weeka whole lot of attention. the president has made it clear, as you might have heard, he's frustrated over the lack of funding for his wall and the giant spending bill making its way through congress. republicans don't really think he'll shutdown the government over it, but they aren't really sure either. he mentioned the border wall in the most unusual context this week. it was during his interview with hill tv. he told the following story about his visit to the new flight 93 national memorial in shanksville, pennsylvania on the anniversary of 9/11. quote. they built this gorgeous wall where the plane went down in pennsylvania, shanksville and i was there, i made the speech. and it's sort of beautiful. what they did is incredible. they have a series of walls. i'm saying, it's like perfect. so, so we are pushing very hard. >>> separate topic, same president. there is this from an upcoming book on the trump presidency because, after all, it's been at least a week since the last one. this

before the panel. >> i'm confident we' confident d in the very near future. >> reporter: the top democrat on the committee dianne feinstein saying this about the newly scheduled vote. quote, for republicans to schedule a friday vote on brett kavanaugh today, two days before dr. blasey ford has had a chance to tell her story, is outrageous. the gop refusing to delay kavanaugh's hearing, even as a second woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against the supreme court nominee, something the president took time to address on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. >> the democrats are playing a con game. c-o-n. a con game. >> reporter: democrats calling for an investigation into dr. christine blasey ford's accusations. >> we're heading for a hearing that's far from what a serious fact finding inquiry should be. >> reporter: republicans have hired a female lawyer as outside counsel for dr. ford's hearing on thursday because all 11 gop members on the committee are men. >> we have an outside person coming in and i think that's an appropriate way to do it. so that you don't --

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should question the witnesses before the hearing. d also, who paid for the grants? that was never answered at the hearing. -- kavanaugh questioned host: jerry, you're talking about the polygraph that christine blasey ford took? caller: yes. host: her lawyers mentioned they were paying for it. they were talking about doing the work pro bono. that's not a quote directly but i think that was the answer to that question. i didn't like kavanaugh questioning the senators. just like it was a joke like drinking and parting and the said she senator never dodd-frank and partied and he apologized to her. but he also was -- when they questioned him, he started questioning senators for different things. host: jerry, let me scufment he president is coming to your state for a rally. joe manchin, no indication of whether he would support the nominee. how do you think joe manchin will vote? he's stated on television news he would vote for kavanaugh. host: thanks for that, jerry. we go to san diego, california, on our independent line. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. so

34-year-old aaron alexis entered building 197 and shot victims randomly and killed a dozen people before dim. eight people were injured? >> so many of uha remember day like it was yesterday. >>> a big honor for a family of a uity of maryland football player who died. the mcdonough schoo outside of baltimore retired jordan mcnair's number 70 at friday night's game. mcnair died in june. the family says he suffered heat stroke after collapsing at practice. mcdonough players wore his jersey numr on their helmets. >>> happening today, a back-to-school event at helping your child see better in the classroom, free visionre ings being offered by volunteer eye doctors and free prescription glasses. th screenings start at noon and last 5 unt0 it's at the of blindness society on masetts avenue in northeast. >>> time now, 37 >> back home for washington today. they're hosting their first home game of the season this afternoon. we're going to win. it's the first time ans will see quarterback alex smith in egular season action in fed field. this is video from their lastn field practice. the team will loo

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d kavanaugh denies it. and will she get the testify before congress? here is nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, present trump is standing by judge brett kavanaugh. >> judge kavanaugh is one of the finest people that i have ever nown. >> reporter: kavanaugh facing an allegation of sexually assaulting a teenage girl more than three decades ago ata high schoolrty and he denies the accusation. according to the white house ys he was never at the party in question. >> he's an outstanding intellect, an outstanding judge, respected by everybody. never had even had a little blemish on his or r >> reporter: the accuser, 51-year-old christine blasey fd, a professor in california tells "the washington post" a 17-year-old kavanaugh was stumbling drug income the 1980s when he pinned her to the bed and groped her while another teenage tboy watched. i thou he might inadvertently kill me, ford told "the post." her lawyer said that ford is willing to testify publicly. >> does shnsider this an attempted rape? >> she does. co she clearlyiders this an attempted ra

. >> reporter: voters approved measure d that capped annual rent increases in properties built before 1995 at 5:00% a year. some property owners were not pleased. >> you are basically creating a time bomb for creating slums in mountain view. that's one of the major concerns of rent control in itself. >> reporter: carlos padilla who owns rental property says rent control ignores the basic laws of economics, that his cost for the upkeep and a maintenance aren't a capped at 5%. >> rent control is well intentioned and a good idea in theory, but some of the unintended consequences are that there's lost revenue to the city, to the county, to the state. >> reporter: the organize verse the campaign to repeal or rewrite some of the city's rent control rules missed a critical deadline for the november ballot. they now have their sights set on 20/20 but they adamantly deny the accusations that they have been dishonest with voters. >> i don't believe. i've met many signature gatherers. >>> we're following breaking news in vallejo. chopper 5 live over a walgreens store on springs road. we're told

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not much movement in temperatures and chances for rain each and every d all the way through next week beforea hint of tum arrives on thursday, free next week. good morning, blue. >> good morning, mr. bell. inea bound 4ritchie marlboro road. we'l keep you updated. greenbelt, that one cleared aup of minutes ago. white's ferry shut down today. high water on the potomac is a problem there. in maryland, travel times 270. top of the bottom is okay. quantico to the beltway going 40 miles per hour. >>> good morning, i'm kate gers at cnbc headquarters. amazon is branching out. the associated press says they will sell live full sized christmas trees starting in november. they wilbe shipped in a box within ten days of being cut down and should survive the trip just in ti. some will get a cat hair. this isn't cheap. the average christmas tree costs $75. >>> our molette green has been all over thety commuhong us the good on some segments and cool updates. i do too. >> some of these segments have. they're justm backnother red carpet event. check out the pictures from the creative arts ems. they paid for t

before that, we'll take you to the weekly briefing with house speaker paul d. ryan. expected in about 10 minutes or so. we'll have live coverage here on c-span. right now a conversation on foreign meddling in social media. >> "washington journal" continues. host: this is nancy scola, the technology reporter for politico. there is a picture of two people appearing at these hearings -- tell viewers about who was on capitol hill and why they were there? guest: sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of race book testified on election security and the use of platforms by foreign adversaries in the u.s. election process. she was joined by the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey. jack then travel to the other side of capitol hill to the house for the energy and commerce committee where he testified so low on the idea that twitter may be biased. host: what is the significance that you had the ceos of these platforms to talk about these issues? guest: it has been a long time coming. the companies are in the spotlight for they didn't do enough in the election by russia. in their

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before all else. >>> as the nation says gn d-bye to jcain the university of maryland is coping with a loss of its ownapins started with a heavy heart. they're dedicating s thisson to jordan mcnair who died earlier this summer. the terrapins paid tribute to him before the opening game againstil texas. mcnal have a locker at maryland and no one will wear 79 until 2020, the year that mcnair would have d.gradua the team came on the field with the number 79 imprinted on their helmet. having mcnair's jersey, it was taken to midfield during the in toss. some teammates dedicated the upset victory tond jordan one teammate said every play they make this year will be in his honor. >>> the young woman charged in this road rage incident in northeast d.c. is now being held without bond. some ptty unreal-yideo here. 20ear-old mariana silver appeared before a judge yesterday. she is seen on the cell phone right there, you can see she's smashing a bus window. a greyhound bus window with a carjack. his is before she allegedly tried to run over the bus driveh wier vehicle, her car. we have video of that apparently too.

d go to fenway park in boston. i bought all the tickets, youth and i discusse before, i bought the tickets, i rented the bus, i organizedle trip. we went to fenway park, roger clemens was pitching for the red sox, we had a great time. george brett was playing third base for the royals, actually leftield that night. we went to the game, got back, and then we wentuta great night of friendship. >> i apologize for interrupting, judge, but i need to finish the quote before i ask you the question. that you tried to "piece things back together." >> this has been world news america coverage of brett kavanaugh's testimona before the judiciary committee. >> i know what happened. >> judge -- >> with the bbnews app, vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle so you can swipe your way through the news of the da and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines that you can trust. download now from selectedpp stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possibleth bfreeman foundation, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrow? it starts

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