d.c. united has been sending shock waves through major league soccer. night's response by d.c. ited was right on time. the supporters always ready. a sellout crowd at audi field.us 20,000 pl black and red gave them a show. 28th wminute, toayne rooney. this goes ahead to luciano acosta. this is the bromance we're talking about. acosta stops, shoots, scores. what a setup by rooney. then acost g with theat move to get by the defenders. unit takes the 1-0 lead. now 52nd minute after a penalty kick, why not give it to wayne rooneyo take it? good decision. he scores. d.c. united is back up 2-1. 77th minute,nited not slowing down. another perfect ball from rooney to setp acosta. you see what's developing here. defenders closing in. wow, incredible feed from rooney. acosta with the finish. d.c. united a huge win the league's best team. 3-1 the final. do.'s what y you hug your brother, right? >>> mystic hosting the atlantic dream. elena delle donne came back strong. third quarter, down ve. delle donne, the three. mystic start to pull away. up by eight. kristi toliver ao happy to see dell

now at age 32 he has taken on a new challenge, playing here in washington for d.c. unitedorward to it. it's a new challenge, a new culture, a new league to play in. >> chris: but his arrival came with some skepticism. >> there is a history of european stars coming to the u.s. later in their career for one big final payday. if you're not doing that. if you're not, are you? >> to try and be successful. >> chris: he dispelled any doubts with this play, running down a player for orlando city, tackling him, then taking the ball up field and sending a perfect pass to a teammate, who headed it into the goal. >> it was a game we had to win. 94th minute and it was a big moment in our season. >> chris: he has turned the team's season around. d.c. united had 2-7 before he arrived, but is 7-$0.04. and he has five goals and six assists. he's also led the way off the field, or pitch. >> chris: in your two months on this team you've broken your nose, you've refused to wear protective headgear, you have insisted that you were with another player on the road. how come? >> i think it's impo

d.c. united, no way,an no gain. ens all-time goal scorer making a difference in town. alexandervechkin gave us, we're not going to be bad. he said something else. and the stanley cup showed up. > redskins, we haid victory against arizona. now, for an encore, if they want to start the home schedule for a win, they have to contain the colts' quarterback, andrew luck, the first ov pick in the 2014 draft. a promising start to his career but has been injury-prone. he missed all last season. jay gruden knows it's bettero be good. >> i think you'll see him a lot more thmfortable. e was a time when he was gobattered pretty od, as far as protection is concerned. it's getting better and, better whichbe will make himtter. he has plenty of arm strength and accuracy with td football reat movement in the pocket. >>> in sports, we always live under a cone of certainty. but this week, the srts world intersected with a cone of i uncertainty, o the world world. that prevented east carolina to play virginia tech. virginia went ahead with its home game against ohio. but it was on the road

d.c. unitedneeats msota united 2-1. thicry with playoff implications. d.c. now two points out of a playoff spot.>> no playoffs for the nats, but perfect night for some september baseball. nats finishing up their series against the philli. firs inning, bryce harper at the plate, man on. two men gone. o-run shot. harper's 33rd home run. nationals jump out to a 2-0 lead. stephen strausberg struck out nine. this belongs in - the say what- >> what? >> department. he hits jorge alfaro,he then catcher, than the umpire. trifecta. no one was hurt in theth makingf particular highlight. but not many have seen a rookie season like juan soto's. crushes his 19th of the year. he's now three offf harper's rookie record for the that's what we're paying attention to now. they get their first three-game sweep since may, winning this one, 5-1. >>> again, congrats to the storm on winning the hiwnba champio tonight. although we do know that's the team doug was secretly rooting for. >> is that so? >> the storm? >> oh, okay, i got it. >> okay, i also root for the tornadoes, the --

at it they host 1:00 with matt scherzer on the mound tonight, a big game d.c. united home in audi field to take on atlanta. >> all right. dave johnson, thank you so very much. >>> so that's the news for now.u we'll see again for news 4 at 11:00. "nightly news" will have complete coverage of senator johnccain's burial. we leave you tonight with more on his funeral. laid to rest, a soaring tribute to senator john mccain as mourners pay their last respects. >> if you say sething bad about her dad you will know it. >> what senator graham is saying about the surprise appearance by jared and ivanka. >>> the father of molly tibbets. >>> the embattled archbishop of washington confronted during a speech. >>> the longest layover. a man stuck at the airport for nearly six months with

. >> d.c. united came up with a win against atlanta. it was a sellout. acos scored two goals wh the rooney assist. for his part, rooney scored one final score. united, 3-1. >>> and baseball fans, though, they didn't have a lotea ofn to cheer. a tough sunday for the nationals, which closed out the series with the milwaukee brewers with a loss. the bwers took an early 5-4 ad le. and tim collins was brought in. with the bases loaded, a grand slam, the brewers' best the nats 9-4. >>> coming up at 5:00, centuries of u histo in flames. intense fire fills the night sky. historicalts art are destroyed in aassive hue museum fire. >>> and a judge will find out if a few days in jail was enoug for this woman to ward off this wild attack. we'll explain when news 4 today continues. >>> searching on the water. rescue crews are gearing up to get back on the water. two people went missing in separancidents in maryland. > and parishioners respond to cardinal wuerl. >>> and a fal good-bye. days of remembrance for senatjo hn mccain ended with a touching tribute, as the mave

.>> this is what d.c. united head coach ben olson and his team that features wayne rooney have been working on. it is aot stretch to say this game matters more than any other. the field against montreal, the team is chasing for the final playoff .sp but they're staying playful. >> it's extremely huge. what was he braggingou t? >> that's true. the other way around. he can say whatever he wants. >> you have mooney playing fantasy football? >> he's not bad. he can learn a little bit. >> scoring goals and winning >> scoring goals and winning kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for al

costa in his third sson wit d.c. united. his rice has coincided with the arrival of another player from another famous club. wayne rooney's all time scorer connecting with acosta. he scored six of his seven goals nch rooney arrival. >> talent has always been there. now he seems to again be a little bit more mature in how he's going about games. his connection with wayne. having aoreal qualityrd around him to play with has helped his game evolve and he's -- those two are a lot of fun to watch right hanow. >>s great. >> that's a real bromance. >> yeah. >> looks like it. >> that's what we do after the news st. >> specaak tonight a congress man is getting the last laugh. >> during a hearing interrupted by protester, here's how one lawmaker decided to h. dle >> what did she say? i can't understand. 4 1/4, 4 1/4, 4 1/2. 75. 5 1/2 i yield back. >> billy long worked as an auctioneer for 30 years in missouri that's how he decided to drown out the shouting. maybe a tacticede tri before. that is a real skill. you don't want to hear tha

to be sure d.c. united has gained and grown, but heading to new york they still needed more.ted at yankee stadium to take on new york city. 50 minute here's the game with rooney. he sends a ball in the box that finds steven bern balm, united up 1-0. getting closer to full 3 pnts. 84 admitted. he got a rocket that's savy bill hamin. almost through. a couple minutes later, this guy is good. the free kick, theli eqzer, the spoiler for united, 1-1 the final. 1 point each for the times. united five points out of a playoff spot.ll >>> a right. serena wliams ends her 9th open u.s. final with controversy and punctuated by accusation of sexism directed at chair umpire carlos ramos. williams lost in straight sets 6-2, 6-4 against osaka. he deducted a point when williams broke her racket and issued a game penalty f vbal abuse. emotions run high in men's mahes but williams doesn't believe men were penalized like she was today. >> but i'm going to continue to fight for women and to fight for us to have equal. she should be t able take her shirt off without getting a fine. this is outrageo

. >> d.c. united is going to play the biggest game of the year fighting for the finalff pla spot in the league. they could take them one step closer to their goal. kicks off tomorw night a 7:00. >> jeff is keeping an eye on the marylandor drivers in what's the latest? > it's a tough spot at the end of thebeltway. headed up to river road, you're fine for now but by the time you get on the road it may be a larger delay. now riding in vir virginia. 123 at the fairfax county parkway and 123 on the road. not sure if police arrived on scene eayet. be careful. please be careful riding through there. also along minnesota avenuert jt of randall circle. district authorities are on scene he. >> thank you. the weekend is just about here. so now that the weekend is upon us, time for something fun to do. join me tomorrow mornine i'll mcing the best in shaw dog show tomorrow morning from 9:30 in the morning until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. a lot of different categories. best puppy, best senior dog, best costume.

d.c. unite is back from its break and it better be rested and ready. the summer was fun.ow the black and red want tgi ve meek to all that. tois is why way rooney came here. help guide united in th postseason. and rooney and company, the final playoff spot. it might be more united off the field. we put ourselves in a great position now to fight for the last spot. it's huge. >> what was he bragging about? he can say whatever he nts. >> so you have him playing fantastic football. >> welcome to the nhl. we've come a long way. now it is just plain different. the new flyersenask has tak the world by storm. at is he? we're notureful are kids scared by him? we're not sure. >> all right. what do you think? thumbsup? thumbs down? >> i think as he little scary. but for the person inside him, he's working it. working it hard. >> the human inside of him. your favorite -- >> this is my favorite. i know they're not technically mascots but i love the presidents at theats game. i like them all. like whichever one falls over. that's my favorite. >> you favorite? >> look at this. i'm old en

if you're headed to the d.c. united gamell be dry, but it will be sticky out there.ce festival bring that bug spray because there's so uch meade going on around there, all the bees are out. make sure you have some bug spray for that. but a hot one out there. car wash, isolated chances of rain, so today might be a good idea to do it. the time, keep your eye to sky and for the most part we're dry. 90 degrees for today. after that morning fog we have that sunshine. wed again, isolated chance of a storm mainly . this is what i think everybody is going to be talking about. just how dar hot it i out there. as we go through the morning look at,this. i mehe feel like factor already in the 90s by the middle part of the afternoon. we are feeling close to the century mark so it's warm out there today. even at 7:00, still feeling like the l 90s out there. sunshine for tomorrow. so for your labor day looking good. temperatures are going to be in the low to mid 90s. it'sotter tomorrow. we have a chance of a stray storm across the rebuon. again, feeling like 102 tomorrow. 103 on tu

in washington, d.c. unitehe right 2, the sequel to unite the right, the rally that took place in charlottesville last year, turned out to be a bust. the turnout was low. after all the media coverage and hype only about two dozen unite the righters showed up to this thing. to put that into perspective there were more white nationalists in the white house this weekend than there were marching outside of it. [ cheers and applause ] they did have a good reason. the guy who organized the event blamed the low turnout on logistical issues. and i have to say don't you hate it when your nazi rally evite accidentally ends up in junk mail? [ laughter ] this is good. this is from the little league world series on espn this weekend. one of the things i love about the little league world series is they had the kids introduce themselves before the game and this kid on the team from middletown, new jersey, hit it out of the park before he even took the field. >> hi. my name's alfred molina. at thome they call me big al. at ho

is the fifth goal for d.c. unitedputting them ahead against the new york red bulls but bradley wright slips one trick the new york ensured this game finished three three. hour kenya's elliott keep charity has broken the world marathon record taking more than a minute's of the previous mark the kenyan won the berlin marathon in a time of two hours one minutes and thirty nine seconds the thirty three year old record attempt looks in doubt when his pacemaker his drops out early left him to run the last seventeen kilometers alone but the olympic champion still able to break the previous record that was set by his compatriot dennis can i say four years ago it's the second consecutive time that the bird in course of its flight profile has been the venue for a new record and i could show you has established himself as the greatest distance runner in history he's competed in eleven marathons and wants one of them prior to his first marathon in twenty thirteen he had a successful track korea winning the five thousand meter wor

d.c. and the united nations says more than thirty thousand people have been displaced within syria province into the asaad government and its russian ally began as strikes in the area last week is known as the last remaining rebel stronghold in syria. more than one child will die every minute from hunger in war zones that stopping conclusions is at the heart of a new report by the charity save the children the group warns that starvation is now frequently used as a weapon of war victoria gate and the reports. in towns and cities across syria forces loyal to president bashar have long used a surrender all stop strategy against civilians in rebel held areas eastern due to is now under government control but earlier this year four hundred thousand people were besieged and many starving a similar military strategy is being used in yemen both the fighters and government forces backed by the saudi u.a.e. coalition deliberately obstruct deliveries of food hunger has become a weapon of war and its use is more prevalent now than it anytime in the last twenty years. save the children has looked at ch

d.c. . the united states secretary of state is accusing russia and president assad of escalating the syrian conflict calling plans to rid it lip province of islamic terrorists and assault my pump aoe says the civilian population will end up bearing the brunt russia's foreign minister earlier laid out moscow's position the. group this is the last place for the terrorists so from all points of view this abscess should be removed it leaves been a haven for rebels and their families evacuated from areas retaken by the government almost three million people currently live in the province though according to the un there are also thousands of jihadist militants there too it lip has another fact and we have to recognize is the next three high concentration of foreign fighters the estimates of the old north or whatever name they want to call themselves is that more or less are on. of them investigative journalist rick sterling says western nations don't want to see the highly trained foreign terrorists in syria returning to their home countries. elements within the united states and nato for that m

saturday the pentagon denies this saying none of its units in the area are equipped with white phosphorus munitions jordan reports from washington d.c. . the united states and russia have been at loggerheads in recent weeks over what's happening in eastern syria that's a part of the country where the russians have almost never been since eisel first moved in back in two thousand and fourteen it's been the united states that has deployed special forces to help train and support rebel fighters as well as kurdish fighters trying to remove the group out of eastern syrian territory however recently russia has been suggesting that it needs to move into the area near darrow's or in order to go after what it calls terrorists the united states repeatedly has warned russia to stay out of the region and in fact says that a thirty five mile deep confliction zone around its garrison. should not be breached by the syrians by the russians by anyone else for that matter now comes this weekend when it appears that the russians are helping syria try to launch an effort to retake it live province in the far north western part of the country but the ru

d.c. are widely owned in the united states. and not seemed to be the test that the supreme court had set forth in them heller cases. i had to follow the precedent of the supreme court as it's written. that is what i try to do in that case. it's a very long opinion. i also made clear at the end of the opinion i am a native of thiscl area. i'm a native of an urban suburban area where i grew up in a city plagued by gun violence and gang violence, so i fully understand as i explained in the opinion the importance of this issue. i specifically reference the police chief cathy winters goal of reducing gun and gang violence was something i certainly applaud it, but that i had to follow the precedent of the supreme court in that case and as i read it that's what i said. >> how do you reconcile what you just said with the hundreds of school shootings using assault weapons that have taken place in recent s history? how do you reconcile that? >> senator, of course the violence in the schools is something we all detest and want to do somet

d.c. when the united states has done so far. of the negotiating table.hey did not honor the commitments made to us by president trump personally when the meeting at the white house and myth aired two thousand and seventeen which he pledged that he would give a peace process chance for one year and he would refrain from any actions that may preempt or prejudge issues or is it for parents to address and then he decides to jerusalem as israel's capital. and he decides to drop it if it is from that file of negotiations and he decides that settlements are illegal yesterday his national security adviser bolton became the first american official to describe their legal settlements as housing projects because of the two state solution six seven and then they threaten us and they come to aid them because of this and because of the close officers because really didn't come back to the negotiating table what negotiating table in every single meeting we had with them we request of them to with us with their israeli their if used. so what the united states have done

the kind of coniston eyeing this saying none of its units in the area are quick but white phosphorous munitions rosin jordan has more from washington d.c. . the united states and russia have been at loggerheads in recent weeks over what's happening in eastern syria that's a part of the country where the russians have almost never been since eisel first moved in back in two thousand and fourteen it's been the united states that has deployed special forces to help train and support rebel fighters as well as kurdish fighters trying to remove the group out of eastern syrian territory however recently russia has been suggesting that it needs to move into the area near darrow's or in order to go after what it calls terrorists the united states repeatedly has warned russia to stay out of the region and in fact says that a thirty five mile deep confliction zone around its garrison. should not be breached by the syrians by the russians by anyone else for that matter now comes this weekend when it appears that the russians are helping syria try to launch an effort to retake it live province in the far north western part of the country but the ru

where is d.c. united? where are the sports teams? if you're going to use a 202 area code, where are those folks? outside of the political arena. there's no athletes, singers, no celebrities. there were only suggested political figures of a very liberal persuasion that were suggested for her to follow. nobody else. that shows bias, sir. >> yeah, i mean, we do have a lot more work to do in terms of our onboarding. obviously you're pointing out weaknesses in our signals that we use to craft those recommendations. if she were to start engaging with particular tweets, that model would completely change based on those. we just don't have enough information. it sounds like we are not being exhaustive enough with the one piece of information we do have, which is her area code. >> mr. dorsey, let me ask you this, after this hearing and me clearly showing this bias and a lot of other questions, if someone in a 202 area code that's 28 years old sets up a twitter account with very limited information but has an e-mail address and a 202 area code

d.c. pol see units blocking access. again, this is to allow optimal access for the fire units coming infr here, as i can se where we are on 7th, near 7th and virginia, that the -- they are still flames coming from the roof of the building. i can see at leastad twor trucks that are trying to douse the flames extended above them. i tell ya, it looks likeha this just -- the flames have been really aggressive with effort from d.c. fire and now at least this fire unit cing in from the naval district of drews,gton, joint base navy yard as well, to help with the fire fight. >> hey, aaron, how many, exactly how many entrances are there to that facility? where the center is? >> reporter: pat, honestly, i don't know. driven by it many times. to be ables opened to try to access the highway here before they started the construction ongi va avenue, you'd drive by and there's one main door in the center of the building with a flight of stairs there well, 5th street side of the building. i don't know what other ways and exit doors the

d.c. and are widely owned in the united states. and that seems to be the test that the supreme court had set forth in the heller and mcdonald cases. in other words, if another type of firearm is widely owned in the united states -- now, whether i agree with that test or not was not the issue before me. i have to follow the precedent of the supreme court as it's written, and that's what i tried to do in that case. it's a very long opinion. i also made clear, senator feinstein, at the end of the opinion -- i am a native of this area. i'm a native of an urban suburban area. i grew up in a city plagued by gun violence and gang violence and drug violence, so i fully understand, as i explained in the opinion, the importance of this issue. i specifically referenced that police chief kathy waneir's goals of reducing gun violence was something i applauded but i had to follow the precedence of the supreme court, and as i read it, that's what it said. >> how do you reconcile what you just said with the hundreds of school shootings using assau

the house, a united formersenator -- two speakers of the house and the united states senator people are -- senator. in washington, d.c. i was teaching at the unit -- a new york university and i was on my way to get to the shuttle and the cab driver turned around and , and it turns out that this cap driver is from a west african country. starr, is that you? in my country this never could have happened. our leaders can do anything they want. they are not called to account. but that's not america. host: he said one of the reasons you wrote this book was because you had, -- because you had the time. he used to be the president at baylor university and you no longer do? guest: i was dismissed. i was not fired as chancellor positions.a two in light of issues of sexual violence and the like, and possible violations of title ix which is an important law that they needed new leadership. as chancellor of the university because i felt i could no longer work with at the board of regents at that time. it's not a criticism, it's just the fact that i did step down voluntarily as chancellor. i was not fired for cause, we just need n

where is d.c. united? where the sports teams.if you use the 202 area code and status of filters, where those folks? there are no athletes, no singers, no celebrities. only suggested political figures of a very liberal persuasion suggested for her to follow. nobody else attached is biased, sarah. >> yeah, we do have a lot more work to do in terms of our onboard a menu pointing out some week mrs. inner signals that we use to craft those recommendations. you know, if she were to start following particular accounts or engaging with particular treats, d'amato would completely change. we just don't have enough information that sounds like we are not being exhaustive enough with the one piece of information we do have, which is her area code. >> after this hearing in me clearly showing its bias and a lot of other questions, if someone in the 202 area code 28 years old of the twitter account with limited information that has an e-mail address in the 202 area code, we tell me today they locate other suggested followers than the liberals i

d.c seniors evacuated, and rescued from this massive burning building. we have good news as we come back to you live here. everyone has been accounted for building. about 162 units, one and oo two-be senior apartments there. a lot of people rescued, though, as we've been telng people and evacuated now. >> that's exactly right. we are hearing from d.c. officials they wl be working throughout the evening to make sure that every single person that was in the building h a safe place to stay this evening. we do know that close to where jackie benson is at the 1,000 block of 5th street in southeast there is a center where residents are being taken. we are live now on that scene. >> reporter: i'll have my photographer, matthew murray, show you black smoke coming up from there, literally ten seconds ago flames were shooting from the roof of the ilding. u can still see it a little bit as they put them out. we g anticipateting swamped with another wave of this thick poisonous smoke blowing through the air here, you know, come busting plastic, allinds of things like that that are not good to breathe. that's why the seniors here are wearing face masks on their face as well

d.c. . meanwhile in the united states officials are urging residents to flee the coast as a massive hurricane is moving in highways have been reversed in south carolina to make it easier for coastal residents to evacuate more than a million people have already been told to leave their homes ahead of the storm as patty calling reports. it is huge and it is powerful this is hurricane florence as seen from space now tracking toward a direct hit on the coast of the carolinas prompting all kinds of warnings she's a strong girl and is coming to see us and i don't care what you do you better get ready because she's coming to see us officials are more specific telling one point five million people along the atlantic coast to get out to evacuate to higher ground florence is intensifying steadily this storm is stronger and it's getting stronger it is expected to come ashore as a category four hurricane with winds up to two hundred twenty five kilometers per hour scary statistic but likely not enough to make many leave their homes there are always those who voted to stay behind and try to make it a fest

the united states is to shut the palestine liberation organization mission in washington d.c. it says the decision is in response to the palestinian government refusing to enter peace talks with the united states and israel and the it comes just weeks after the trumpet ministration cut two hundred million dollars in aid to the palestinians force that joins us now from ramallah so what we're actually seeing from the palestinians well they are obviously extremely angry they're putting this in the context of what you just talked about the vast array of measures that the united states has recently been rolling out in terms of the its relations with the palestinians cutting two hundred billion dollars in aid to the palestinian authority ending its support for the u.n. agency that deals with palestinian refugees just this weekend cutting twenty five million dollars in aid to palestinian hospitals in occupied east jerusalem and so as far as the palace ins are concerned this is yet another attempt to try to bully them as the united states prepares to roll out its own and publish its tr

d.c. from his united nations meetings in new york. the president did not offer any leanings on rosenstein's job status. >> meeting with rod rosenstein on thursday when i get back from all of these meetings and we'll be meeting at white house and weal be determining -- what's going on. we want to have transparency. we want openness and i look forward to meeting with rod at that time. >> on friday "new york times" reported that rosenstein suggested he secretly record the president and recruit cabinet members to invoke 25th amendment a process that could lead to ouster of the president. however, rosenstein denies he oversees robert mueller special count. democrats are worried about what that would mean should rose sign leave or be fired from his post. top democrat on house intelligence committee tweeted out for example, quote, under no circumstances should rod rosenstein resign. this would place the mueller investigation eneven jeopardy. he should continue to do his job protect the independence of the doj and if the president intends to

where is d.c. united? where are the sports teams?if you are going to use the 202 area code, where are those folks? there are no athletes, no singers, no celebrities. there were only suggested political figures of a very liberal persuasion that were suggested. nobody else. that shows bias, sir. yeah, i mean, we do have more work to do in terms of our onboard. you are pointing out some weaknesses in our signals that we use. if she were to start following different accounts or engage in with particular tweets, that model would completely change based on that. we just do not have enough information. being like we are not exhausted enough with the one-piece of information we do have, her area code. >> but me ask you this. and mehis hearing showing this bias, if somebody in a 202 area code was 28 years anti-militant,- are you going to tell me today that they will get other suggested followers than the liberals that i mentioned? >> that is not a good outcome for us. >> we recognize the lady from california, miss walters. thatws indicates pe

d.c. that not only would the united states retaliate by banning i.c.c. judges and prosecutors from entering the us imposing sanctions on any funds they had in the states and prosecuting them in the american court system the i.c.c. responded the court was established in constituted under the rome statute as an instrument to ensure accountability for crimes that shock the conscience of humanity the court is an independent and impartial judicial institution a vision joining us now to discuss the new battle between the white house and the international criminal court is conservative commentator steve malzberg welcome welcome steve is always great to be here with you guys i love it always great to see those steve those are some bold words threats fired at the i.c.c. bible i want to ask first what brought this on why did bolt in the white house choose this week in particular to suddenly lash out at the criminal at the international criminal court. well as far as the timing goes i mean i think bolton themself referred to the fact as you alluded to in the open t

d.c. . and what the united states has done so far they have left the negotiating table. they did not honor the commitments made to us by president trump personally in the meeting at the white house in method two thousand and seventeen which he believed that he would give a peace process the chance for one year. and he would refrain from any actions that may preempt or prejudge issues that are there for parents. and then he decides to jerusalem as israel's capital. and he decides. from that file of negotiations and he decides it's legal yesterday his national security adviser bolton became the first american official to describe their legal settlements as housing projects. because of the two state solution six seven and then. close offices because we didn't come back to the negotiating table. in every single meeting we held with them we request of them. so what they have done with all its decisions so far and we never have a confrontation with the u.s. by the way. but how can anyone in their sin mind with all these american decisions drums decisions believe that these peo

d.c., tonight. and tonight, the united states of america is at a crosswords. in 42 days, you will, we, the people decide what path this country will take. the supreme court showdown surrounding a judge of kavanaugh perfectly encapsulates the stark divide between our two political parties. republicans have been advocating for a fair, serious confirmation proceeding with due process and something called up assumption of innocence. on the other hand, young democrats, who are leading by mob rule, demanding that judge kavanaugh proof is innocent. attempting to tar and feather the judge in the court of public opinion. using cheap identity politics to shoot down anybodydy that disagrees with them. dangerous times. we will show you the latest shameful tactics from the left, including yet another example of a conservative getting chased out of a restaurant, this time with his wife, by a left-wing mob. senator ted cruz. we have the tape. plus we have more on the democrats blatant double standard surrounding sexual misconduct allegations. for them, too many of them, it's

thursday nor to monday that's because she intends travelling from the west coast of the united states a by car to washington d.c. she doesn't want to fly she wants to make sure that there are certain safety precautions taken that is because she and her family have received death threats the philippines is suspended quarrying operations in seven regions after the latest fatal landslide at least twenty nine people died in rescuers are searching for forty still missing after a hillside collapsed on thursday near a limestone quarry in naga city on cebu island the collapse was triggered by monsoon rains. police in the maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate abraham mohammad soli ahead of elections on sunday president abdullah yemeni has been in office since two thousand and thirteen is seeking a second five year term in sunday's election i'll have more on all of our top stories now it's the listening post. in the high west of china most risk taking thing. i know. that count one hundred dollars. for. each carry come to find the person doesn't have someone in their family

. >> thank you very much for your time that was samantha broadshaw >>> from the united states and washington, d.cs. special council robert mueller will reportedly accept written answers from president trump in the russia investigation according to multiple newspaper reports in the united states, mueller sent a letter to trump's lawyers offering to accept written responses on whether his campaign conspired with russian election interference. the reports added that mueller could still request an interview in american as a further step. >> the white house has hit back at claims made in a new book by famed watergate reporter bob woodward kristen welker reports. >> reporter: in his explosive new book, bob woodward describes the trump presidency in the midst of a nervous breakdown aides calling it crazytown, at times paralyzed by the russia investigation, and that possible interview with robert mueller. >> i always wanted to do an interview. >> reporter: woodward reports mr. dowd told mr. trump tonight testify, it's either that or an orange jumpsuit. the book are portrait of aids taking extreme mesh sh

d.c. circuit, even after the united states supreme court, even after president obama and the congress of thetraining all demons constitutional. that gives the presidente virtually unchecked power. and in this real world, that's a dangerous prospect for us, is it not? >> senator, two things. one, on the second amendment issue, i did explain as best i could what i felt the precedent controlled and set forth that test. i did point out that the test that i i understood the court o be setting forth would allow potentially more gun regulation, depending on how it was applied then safe strict scrutiny would depend but i pointed that out. and the point of what the supreme court said about banning machine guns on the presidential power, referred you before an prosecutable discretion what the limits are of that, being tested in court. and i said that in my market speech in 2015. the concept, of course as you know is well-established in supreme court president of prosecutable discretion in the heckler case. >> judge kavanaugh, i was at sandy hook the afternoon of that massacre. i don't know whether you

north and monday that's because she intends traveling from the west coast of the united states by car to washington d.c. she doesn't want to fly she wants to make sure that there are certain safety precautions taken that is because she and her family have received death threats since her identity became public she doesn't want to give evidence when brett kavanaugh is in the room she doesn't want questions from say counsel and she's also interested in the f.b.i. investigating what happened know the local police in montgomery county just outside washington d.c. where this alleged incident took place thirty six years ago have said if the are given a formal complaint they will investigate so that also adds to the drama of the last few hours but certainly the republicans and the white house believe that brett kavanaugh will be the next justice of the united states supreme court in fact mike pence the vice president has been speaking to so-called values voters right wing conservatives in washington d.c. in the last couple of hours and he said they are setting to get the job done. but honestly the way some de

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d.c. federal court where he was facing even more allegations and things like as you mentioned conspiring against the united states witness tampering lying to investigators a whole host of charges so what's happening now well he was supposed to have a pretrial hearing in court but the special counsel filed a superseding indictment giving every indication that paul man afore is made a plea deal with them so what does that mean here's the bottom line we don't know we will find out in about an hour and a half no but at our local time that he is going to go before the court explain what exactly is going on so many people make a plea deal just to get a reduced sentence slightly reduced sentence other people make a plea deal and then they agree to cooperate with the special counsel for greatly reduced sentence we don't know which of these he has done and we'll find out as i said in an hour now this all goes back to president donald trump he has awesome power when it comes to commuting the sentences of pretty much anyone he chooses to he could also pardon all of that has more legal implications for him a lot of pe

thursday nor to monday that's because she intends traveling from the west coast of the united states a by car to washington d.c. she doesn't want to fly she wants to make sure that there are certain safety precautions taken that is because she and her family have received death threats the philippines has suspended quarrying operations in seven regions after the latest fatal landslide at least twenty nine people died and rescuers are searching for forty still missing after a hillside collapsed on thursday they are limestone quarry and not a city on several island the collapse was triggered by monsoon rains and police in the maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate abram mohammad soli ahead of elections on sunday president abdoulaye amine who has been in office since two thousand and thirteen is seeking a second five year term in sunday's election you're up to date with all of our top stories much more coming up in the news hour in twenty five minutes time now al jazeera world the price of oslo continues. cape town's water running out city or storage he said people

d.c., tonight. and tonight, the united states of america is at a crosswords.this country will take. the supreme court showdown surrounding a judge of kavanaugh perfectly encapsulates the stark divide between our two political parties. republicans have been advocating for a fair, serious confirmation proceeding with due process and something called up assumption of innocence. on the other hand, young democrats, who are leading by mob rule, dem

conversation with rod rosenstein and that once donald trump returns from the united nations on thursday when he's back in washington d.c. rod rosenstein and trump will be meeting in person now the reason that there was so much speculation that rod rosenstein and resigned or was possibly going to be fired by trump was in response to reports that he had had actually called for recording donald trump tape recording trump's phone conversations and other statements and then using the recordings to make the case that donald trump could be removed under the twenty fifth amendment of the u.s. constitution as a century mentally incapable of being president twenty fifth amendment lays out procedures for the president to be removed if he's rendered mentally incapable of holding his office now when those reports surfaced last week that donald trump was pressed about his reaction this is how donald trump responded when asked if you would fire rod rosenstein for suggesting that he be removed after recording his phone calls we're looking at it around oh it's very early we just read the reports you know very shortly very you know the

thursday nor to monday that's because she intends traveling from the west coast of the united states a by car to washington d.c. she doesn't want to fly she wants to make sure that there are certain safety precautions taken that is because she and her family have received death threats now to the philippines where quarrying operations have been suspended in seven regions after the latest fatal landslide at least twenty nine people died and rescue is searching for forty still missing after a hillside collapsed on thursday near a limestone quarry in naga city on said blue island the collapse was triggered by monsoon rains and police in the maldives have raided the main campaign office of the opposition presidential candidate abraham mohammad soli ahead of elections on sunday president abdullah i mean has been in office since two thousand and thirteen is seeking a second term in sunday's election al-jazeera wealth is next. twenty five years ago the prospect of peace in the middle east after decades of conflict between palestinians and israelis. this film tells the story of secret negotiations in the political sha