d.c. united's supporters waiting two decades for this first playoffame at audi field. and we went to extra time. crew up 2-1, hope gind ming for d.c. ball finds its way to nick deleon. he makes audi feel go absolutely nuts. and we wheare tied at two. we head to the shootout. wayne rooney, soood at pks all season long, but former maryland terp zach stefan in the netes de rooney. audi field silent. rooney not happy. g save forcolumbus. united's bill what immediate s to come up with a big save. he comes up huge for d.c. united. this is still going. later, ough, in the shutout, deleon needs to score to keep it going. you see the frustration, it sailin too high. they lose to the crew and areel iminated from the playoffs. a crushing eas to a great . >> we played good at times,grut we needet, andwa that sn't -- that wasn't there enough tonight. what these guys did to set the right tone andnd fion for audi field, kind of -- the next generation of d.c. united, and who w are and what we're about. and i'm extremely proud of them for doing that. i think -- they got ts city interest

d.c. he is all in on.c. united. and it is a thrill to see that he has changed the culture of the locker room. >> do it for thest ct. that's the theme of the playoffs. but that's the reality. this is ait of a city story going on here. >> you and i were there in 1996. this is a renaissance. it is also emblematic in washington, d.c. the kind of people living here, enjoying the culture of washington, d.c. we're a big part of it now which we're thrilled to be. this as washington, d.c. story. it is just not a d.c. united story. >> you live in this neighborhood. you have to go home and get your jacket. thatthe bottom line. now you'll see people living next door. >> this is one of the hottest places toou live in thery and the world. we're thrilled to be here. there's a lot more to come. we're doing more development. it will be tremendous. >> we have a playoff game. there's buzz here. >>> single, tunday too. >> i'm not even asking that place is just sold out and it will be rocking. i'll watch it on tv. >> thank you. >>> from

d.c. united's incredible season has come to an end. last night, it played it's best, butt just wasn't enough to beat columbus. he sentt to a shoot out, but just could not keep things going for the black and red afters missing thi penalty kick. what a >> wayne rooney complete transformed that team. it was amazing. >> it was a run. don't let what these guys did tt sehe right tone and foundation and n thet generation of d.c. united. >> look at that. you guys may not be moving on but rember how far the team has come. they were in last place in august andhehey clenc the home playoff game. the team has a lot to be proud of. well done. well done. >> he had a lot of gas lef in the tank. >> still ahead, ever wonder if all the radiation from your phone puts you at greater risk of cancer. he results of a decade long study are out and may surprise you. >> let's hope for good news. >> keeping your home warm without breaking the bank. >> it's off to a crazy warm start this morning. temperatures are nea 70 degrees. there's a colfront coming that ther

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a great night for d.c. united. looking good although we are tracking some showers that could impact the latter portion of the game. 73 in d.c. look to the west. pittsburgh, 54, ohio, columbus, 54. that's the system trying toork our way. no rain currently. exempt for wayut near west virginia but that shows you we do have some rain trying to make its way across theregion. for the folks headed to the game, it starts at 8:00. nice at 6:00. beautiful, 67 degrees by 8:00 is that then a chance of showers during the sond lf. so that's something to watch out for as we are leaving the field. not expecting a lot. but through 6:00, nothing, but by 10:00,e you notme shower activity. most of this will be on the light side. we get a little break around noon, 1:00. and then another storm system moves up. some ofhat rain will be heavy at times. especially east of i-95. we can see a few other things. >> the a time startsund 4:00, 5:00 p.m. we'll keep it around 4:00, 5:00. maybe an isolated, weak tornado but i think the biggest threat

i remember way back in july, that first home game and what a turn-around it has been for d.c. united. >> you can see in it black and white. there is a renaissance in the club and the that's why they get set for the first ever playoffgaamest columbus. it wants to live up to its slogan a do it for the district. the passion b isack in the stands for d.c. united. and why not? it should be. wayne rooney is here. the all time goal scorer is making everyone ad him better. with style and substance. it's coming through. the time of commitment that ben olsonade as a player and a coach to this club and city for the last 20 years. >> i can't tell you how exciting it is to have this team relevant again in the city. playingn the postseason and the new stadium and playing a really fun style. we've been able to win g in a different way over p theast couple months. that'sha you need to do if you're going to hold some silverware. >> reporter: he wants i to do for the district and for the supporters. >> reporter: hey, you wanto talk about passion. i'm with the real fans. they've been waiting f ove 20 y

d.c. united's incredible season has come to an end. last night the team played it's best but just wasn't enough to defeat columbus. >> he st it to a shoot out, but could not keep things going for the black and red after missing that penalty ki. oh, so tough. >> don't let this spoil what ese guys did to set the right tone and foundation. >> united may not be moving on but remember how far the team has come? eney were last place in august and then to clench a home playoff game. the team has a lot to be proud of a can't wait until next season. thank you for a very exciting run. >> everything has changed. >> that's right. we normally don't put everything on one player but, wow, what a difference. >> ever wonder if all of that radiation from your cellhone could put you at a greater risk of cancer? we have the results of a decades long study and it may surprise you. >> 5:13 on a friday morning, it's going to be ormy, but i'm more optimistic about your weekend fans not getting rained on. >> it will b but the rain should be over and fans are m

set the right tone and foundation for audi field and kind of, you know, the next generation of d.c. united >> and you know they're saying money well spent with rooney. united may not be moving on but just remember how far the team f has comer going from last place in august to clinching a home playoff game. the team has a lot to be proud of. yeah, yeah. i say that again. >> i hav to say i was watching the game last they went into the kickoff, i don't know the rules at all, but it's a great sport. it was so exciting. and now they lost and i have to wait until next sosÑ=  >> so i'm worried about the evening commute. i understand it could be a little bit yucky. >> yeah, we're going to see isolated showeis afternoon. most of us are going to be dry. but as we head on into the ev gning hours, we'reing to be tracking more widespread rain impacting the area. not a lot showing up ostorm team 4 radar. it looks like storm is going to develop andwill be moving in. every model is showin rain mainly during the evening hours, especially between about 5 and p.m. there's ant pol for heavier rain, gusty wi

it's now 6:35.p, coming u heartbreak for d.c. united. they turned their season around. now it's over. what wayne rooney had toay after the game. >> plus, working for you at the barbersh this morning. what's going on? >> some good news. just had a $500 donation from the business across the street. how does that sound? how does that sound? and the i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemploymenth opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progrewhe, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gai in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kainsa and i approve this m. self proclaimed mother of the chemical weapon corp meet aime hoeber. where she referred to nerve gas as just insecticide developed for people. someone who's made a career cashing in on her government contacts- was sued for using her position as a board member to defraud sharelders. and is now pursuing trumps agenda of defunding planne

tonight d.c. unitednce to make its postseason dreams come true. >> united take on columbus crew fc in the knockout round. ju a few month ago, it didn't look like we'd be in this tuation. wayne rooney arrived and our season completely turned around. he's a finalist for the league's mvp, for goo reason, and now his hard work and determination have led us to the playoffs. >> alongf ith the reste team. it's a team effort. >> right, of course. >> the game kicks off tonight at 8:00t audi field. >>> now here's your cnbc morning business report. >> goodorning. i'm leslie picker at cnbc headquarters. toyota and subaru are recalling ore than 400,000 cars worldwide for repairy faugine part that could cause a vehicle to stall while driving. it includes theorester s and impreza compact car. those vehicles were made between 2012 and 2013. subaru hasn't said how many were sold in the u.s. toyota is recalling the sion frs sports car of which 25,000 were sold in the u.s. between 2012 and 2013. with your cnbc morng busine

d.c. united's season has come to an end. >> columbus -- and he missed it. columbus still win the shoot out after all. heartbreaking loss right the, but it just wasn't enough to defeat columbus. it was all over social media as united forced the gamento a shoot out after extra time. he missed that penalty kick. a tough defeat, in deed for the first ever playoff game, but here's what wayne rooney had to say before they went into penalt kicks. >>d.c. you nighted may not be moving on but remember how far come. m has >> they were in last place innd august ahey clenched a home playoff ga h. theyave a lot to be proud of. he was a huge part of that. >> better news, relief could be coming to thar w rough season. dwight howard will finally make his d.c. debut tonight. here he is at tipr. >> he has been sidelined by an injury in his lower black. don't be surprised if you see him on the floor when he's not on the bench. >> wizards nd all the hel they can get against the thunder. they have a 1-6 record. tipoff is at 8:00. >> it's time to turn this around. >>4:38, coming

get sun fiusrstt half o out to our west will hold off until tomorrow, so if you are going to the d.c. unitedu shode'll b have soms around tomorrow. more on the weekend forecasts go y asnda well. erin. >> we'll take the sunshin f6:e5n hour. unfortunately a a mess of delays on the metro lines right now. blue line earlier malfunction ia. lar. heights. residual delays in both roysdire an both lines a car inhi. nuw hampshir avee now.bound amptortound lanes astrloafficiverted rn to piney branch road. southbound traffic just a lane getting by so big issues. keep it to fox5. we'll keep you updated on the rest of your commuting conditions. >> ♪ nt pa of serving is liste ' that h .neloyment,e ved ngni nt pa of serving is liste ' the opioid e and midepec,pi re but we can't make progss when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for politic gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you andthat matter to virproblemsa and to america. i'm tim ka me, and i approve thisessage. andthat matter to virproblemsa and to america. i waso i'm used tor, getting to work early. now i have a general p

. >> d.c. unitedks off the playoffs tonight at home against the columbu crew. >> it's the knockout round. th have to wi tonight if we want to move on. game time 8 o'clock and tonigh after thursday night football right here on fox5 keep watching because our very own holly morris has an exclusive sitdown with wayne rooney. the summerooney took the ler team literally fromtr place into the playoffs. holly will talk ao himbout everything from turning around e with his family here in d.c.and how h ene in the area. looking forward to it. >> me, too. okand guess who else is looking forward to it? >> i know, i'm so excited. holly got a chance to meet him. >> me, >>e's a big t h deal. >> genuine article, right. >> royalty. >> yeah. >> he's soccer royalty. do the forleecast. go to d.c. uni ted tte i out. this i the forecast for later today. warm conditions and aix oy sun mixing with clouds.f currently we're in the 50's so probab e a jacketly but as we get into the late afternoon and evening hours, we are looking

. >>> happening tonight, d.c. united has a chance to make its postseason goals come true. tonight united will take onre columbus c fc for the knockout round. just a few monthsgo a united was the worst team in the league. then this guy, wayne roey, arrived, and our season turnedo . rooney is a finalist for the mls mvp. now his hard work and determination has led us to playoffs. for those who aren't soccer fans, he's huge in the premier league in europe. >> you can catch tonight's gam 0 at audi field. >>> coming up, casting ballots at 16. a localn jurisdict considering lowering the legal age to vote. >> but first,ed a child cha with assaulting his classmate. what female students accuse him of doing, next. >>> some shocking news for some parents in northern virginia. >> they've learned a -year-old boy at rippon middle school is accused of groping female classmates. n that student i facing charges of sexual battery. the principal sent a letter home to parents informing the of the charges. prince williame county polic say the incidents came to light this weekhen a victim came f

could d.c. united become our next local champions? wel fill you in on tonight's crucial game. >>> atb the fall fallout continues at the university of maryland the terpsead coach fired just hours after being reinstated. what his players are saying about d.j. durkin's departure. how about ourweather, chuck? >> november is off to a mild start. today may end up beinghe warmest day of the month. but it won't last. chilly changes foving in the second hal of the weekend. second hal of the weekend. f announcer: the following will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade shoulde overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. v and comstoes with trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by the washington post. she'll protect a woman's right to choose. jennifer wexton for congress. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertisg. >>> right now at 4:29, a live look

. >>> when he arrived in july to join d.c. united, wayne rooney said, let's get to work.s a finalist for mlsmvp and now their work continues in the playoffs against columbus at home, where united has only lo twice, and jim handly likes getting the free food. all right. >> he said, what a great face. with that, the great eight approving of his jack-ovechkin. very excited about his carved pumpkin. an artist,hoarved a beautiful pumpkin for doreen the other day, her latest work of heart one that all hack cockey will love. maybe she can car a new jim -- >> doreen had all her eth. >> jim would like a new one. >> susie, please. t susie.ets around, t >> she does, she does. by the way, i dressed as middle aged sportscaster. at this critical moment in america... in maryland, democrats are on the front lines. witho much at stake, ben jealous is the bold leader maryland needs. his plans will get r schools back to number one and protect our healthcare. maryland's teachers, nurses and president obama agree. urben jealous has the "e to move families forward." let us stand up for our kid

rooney, of course, helped lead d.c. unitedayoffs this incredible what an day it was for him. >>> now, thanksgiving, you can believe this? officially one week away. so, john wall to the rescue. the john wall family foundation partnering with giant food for wall'ske annual t give away. he's taken time to literally hand out the food, takes pictu ith kids, helping hand out 500 turkeys, with the wizards guard helping the community. it's a no brainer this time of year. he says it hits close to him for him. he reflected on how his mom worked so many jobs to provide food for him and his sisters and brother, so, it really was a special time to be able to give back. >> good to see that. >> yeah. get to fedex fiel just look for josh. for josh. >> thank you, sh for josh. >> thank you, sh (music throughout) yoyou want "streaming all your favorite netflix shows on fast internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. you want xfinity because it makes your l

d.c. united lost the first ever playoff game to the columbus crew. nicke leo had a chance.ou can'td.e ma rooney is the r fson the turn-around. they were theor w team. t even rooney thought this am could make it as far as they >>e need to be cognizant of it. >> the team. >> see how howd looks i his debut plus number 25 virginia hosting pitt. >> go wizards. >> go wizards. thank you. >> "ni the washington post endorses jennifer wexton for congress... saying barbara comstock's "promise has turned to dust." she's trump's "unquestioning foot soldier." jennifer wexton is the "clear and convincing" choice. "smart, serious and substantive" ... "ms. wexton would be a breath of fresh air" in congress. i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message because i've worked across party lines to get things done. that's how we can fix congress and make it work for us again. it's a declaration.tion. that when they attack who we are. we show what we're made of. and we don't stand bac for women's rights. for health ce. for our kids futures. the washington post says david trone is detailed, stud

so for the last few months, d.c. united, he turned the season around and lead us to the playoffs. ea >> they were in the water before wayne rooney got there, but nowe has one more game and unitedtually against the states. >> uh-oh. >> but you'llforgive him. rooney is goi to represent engld and play againsthe u.s. men's soccer team. it's been two years since he last played for his home country. he's england's all time leading scorer with 53 goals. he's like god there. you can catch all the action on november 15th in london. that match is going to raise money for the wayne rooneyun tion. >> he's so awesome. >> good morning, everybody. it's all c and rainy monday, but it's not all bad news in the foreca b. we'l above average for our temperatures on both tueay and wednesday. but there's probably going to be but there's probably going to be at least one more very rainy i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66. and let's call this plan w

. >>> happening today, d.c. united has a chance i to makets postseason goals come true. tonight united will take on columbus crew fc for the knockout round in the playoffs. just a few months ago, united was the worst team in the league. when wayne rooney arrived, the season turned around. rooney is a finalist for the mls mvp. now his hard work and determination have led us to t playoffs. you can catch the game tnight at 8:00 a audi field. >>> 5:37 right now. still ahead this rning, casting ballots at 16? the local jurisdiction considering l lowering theal age to vote. >>> but first, a child charged with assaulting his classmates. what female sdents accuse him announcer: the follg will surprise you about barbara comstock: barbara comstock: "i think roe vs wade should be overturned and the state should decide it." announcer: that's right. comstock supports taking away a womaght to choose. she voted to defund planned parenthood 6 times, limiting women's access to contraception. and comstock votes with trump ninety eight percent of the time. jennifer wexton: endorsed by 'lth

a late sub wearing the number ten should the thirty three year old now plays in the states for d.c. united really is england's record score with fifty three goals past scare at southgate saying that a one hundred twentieth international cap is a fitting tribute. it's been disappointing to see him almost having to defend his inclusion in the game but that's where we are the more important thing is. within the group we value what he's done the funeral of a thirteen year old psychic boxes taking place this wednesday as pressure mounts on the government to ban children from fighting china died of a brain hemorrhage two days after fighting in a charity match for one hundred seventy times since the age of eight but china and his opponent were not wearing headgear his case has reignited debate in thailand which has more than ten thousand registered boxes under the age of fifteen a thai parliament is reviewing legislation that would ban children under twelve from taking part in belts. women boxes are training for the amateur world championship which begins in new delhi on thursday they're wearing

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d.c. and republicans and democrats united in their opposition to trump statement mike indeed yes it's an absolutely bipartisan reaction an absolute anger among members of congress they are adamant that they will seek legislation in the senate and in the house to impose sanctions in saudi arabia and are adamant to that they want the investigation into the murder of shogi continued president trump appeared to wave it away its implication was that the investigation it ended with the statement but members of congress are absolutely adamant they will not let it go they are going to push for further action to be taken. and what would they like better action to be mike as well as the sort of sanctions that we've heard spoken about we also heard that they want the cia to declassify this document and make the findings public how likely is that. well once again that is something that's a bit more difficult the cia can only do so under the instructions of the president too it would appear as no intention of making any cia findings of the at all but what congress can do is introduce legislation now we're heari

. >> any form of sexual harassment -- >> reporter: from ireland and the united kingdom to new york, d.c., chicago and here at home in mountain view -- >> i think, it just felt really positive. >> reporter: thousands of google employees around the world walked off the job today, to protest how the company has handled complaints about sexual misconduct. >> we need to show a way that time's up. and this is the best way we can do that. >> many google employees apparently became angry with their company after "the new york times" published an article last week, claiming google paid a former executive accused of sexual misconduct a $90 million severance package to leave quietly. >> and i just think it's important for us all to be aware that this is an issue. >> reporter: google's ceo, sundar pachai, e-mailed employees apologizing for, quote, past actions by the company. in mountain view today, workers poured out of offices on to the sidewalk and into a courtyard area on campus, holding signs and delivering specio ining spe colleagues. google's security guard kept the press away from that area

thecurtis: to me partisanship in washington, d.c., is dividing the country and not uniting it. i am a uniter and not a divider. the writing is not a democrat answer or republican answer. -- the right thing is not a democrat answer or republican answer. it is about taking the responsibility and that is doing the right thing. >> how about an example? mr. curtis: listening to the people. the issues of people race was the high cost of living in hawaii. and rapidly increasing health care. that became the basis of my health care. i did the research, analysis and i proposed solution on my website to deliver on those promises to the people of hawaii and this nation. >> let me mention that one of the major issues of concern to everybody in our country's health care. right now with all the attacks on the affordable care act and the fact that the house of representatives voted dozens of repeal the affordable care act and tossing millions of people out of the health-care system, and we came very close in the u.s. senate to do the same thing with that very dramatic vote where john mccain ca

d.c. or united states where gases under $2 a gallon. small business up to miss them at historic highs.ving trouble finding workers to fill the jobs available. in an interview, president trump once again threatening to shut down the government over the border wall. remember, congress has 90 days to send the president a bill that would include 5 billion for the wall. fox news confirmed with the kremlin that president kremlin that president trump will meet vladimir putin and the g20 summit. the meeting takes place saturday. president trump is criticized putin as they fired and seize ukrainian ships off the coast of crimea. the president will also meet china xi jinping hoping to hammer out a trade deal or at least get something positive on the table. national economic council larry kudlow remains optimistic about that. it looks like the market are optimistic, too. this is the high of the day. up nearly 200. stay with us. the third hour of "varney" ahead. hi, i'm joan lunden. when my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a

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d.c. so camberley as i'm jamal was outlining there turkey has been putting a lot of pressure and increasing pressure on senator saudi arabia's been getting it from all sides one of the sides also being united states being washington d.c. some of that pressure is coming now in the form of sanctions what can you tell us about that. right so the treasury department in the last few hours issued sanctions against seventeen individuals under the global magnitsky act this is an act that allows for action by the treasury the executive branch for human rights abuses for corruption in this case for the death of jamal. the statement coming from the treasury department secretary steve saying that these seventeen individuals which includes the saudi consul general as well as a top aide to the crown prince for having a role in the killing of jim out his show she goes on to say that they must face consequences for this action and also that the government of saudi arabia must take steps to go even further to ensure this doesn't happen again with regard to the targeting of political dissidents and journalists so this means now that these in fact these seventeen individuals are blocked from access to the u.

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heard of this, he placed wiretaps on motion alt as well as the south vietnamese embassy in the united states. in d.c.. they have, there's this wonderful to the johnson library called the x file. i'm not making that up. this this whole file with all the fbi transcriptions of the conversations going on to madame ambassador, and going back and forth to south vietnam. information, he passes it off to humphrey. says use it as you see fit. but johnson hesitates to make it public. why? why? reasons, one, he wanted to appear above the politics of election and second, he wanted to preserve the integrity of the presidential office. >> there's something ironic about that. there's a third one. wanted to appear nonpartisan like eisenhower appeared in the 1960 election. and he gets partly because he wasn't a strong and support of hungry sm which he would and they were using this to make some distance. some disagree with that assertion. but your point is well made. the third point, he didn't want have to tell people who resources were. the president of the united states is using the nsa to spy isour allies in saig

united arab emirates. i call it the jewel of the world. on my way to washington, d.c. almost 15 days. almost 15 days ago when the news was completely consumed by the disappearance of saudi national jamal khashoggi. i was shocked that while the dispute was still under investigation, the international media analysts and washington lawmakers acted as prosecutor, judges and jury. fingers were being pointed at the crown prince. major international companies pulled out of saudi arabia investment conference based on unproven allegation. it was a big mistake. they were the loser, 100%. those who turned their backs gifted to russia, china and also. the truth about the murder is out. the criminal will be tried and will receive a fitting punishment. i am astonished that american lawmakers and media still call to impose sanctions against saudi arabia. willing to damage a trusted seven decade-long relation. this is madness. let me remind you that saudi arabia is a leader for dialogue for peace. in partnership with my country, united arab emirates, the kingdom has been leaving on the use of soft po

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he's been mentioned among the three dozen democrats who might run for president of the united states. this is a d.cobserver who said he should run. it would be the best thing that could happen at the republican party. the republicans need him on the campaign trail with as much exposure as during the stormy daniels days. keep them on cable. every time he appears, helps republicans. >> dana: that's exactly why he won't be. to greg's point, he's done. they want to try to help democrat win in 2020. michael avenatti is not going to be it. if they avenatti is a detriment to the democrats or could help republicans, he's not going to be -- >> greg: maybe they set him up. >> juan: the dems? you know, greg is good. the other side is somebody who had relations with foreign stars who make charges against them and is an embarrassing incident and he got elected president. >> greg: he never made charges against army. he paid her off. he traded stormy with the respect she deserved. it was a business transaction unlike this doofus who actually used stormy for his career and use this other woman. used his victims to

here to a united states senator is a set of allegations but by the way, i prefer to remain confidential. i understand the humanity of it. but again, i talk about the process. we're in washington, d.c. talking about the most important court in the united states of america, and we have a single individual then making these comments at the 11th hour and in those comments or the description of the alleged episode not being made known to the senate. when the senate judiciary committee has a process. >> about 25 minutes left with ken starr to talk about his book, "contempt, a memoir of the clinton investigation." lot of calls waiting. california, melanie waits iis w a democrat. good morning. >> good morning. mr. starr, i have a couple points. i don't understand, you talk about morality and you talk about different things you're doing. number one, i don't know why you continue on with the clintons. number two, a woman who has been violated which i have been violated, it's not easy to come out. just because she waited for the 11th hour, it's hard to come out and say hey, you know what, i was abused by somebody. you take that into consideration and no therapist can convince you that you ha

d.c. you see there on the left, united states of america versus jerome corsi, defendant. the charge here would be one count of false statement. quote, on september 10th, 2018, defendant jerome corsi did willfully and knowingly make materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements in a matter within the jurisdiction of the executive branch of the government of the united states. to wit, the defendant falsely stated and represented to the special counsel's office, including special agents of the fbi, that he denied an associate's request to get in touch with an organization that he understood to be in possession of stolen e-mails and other documents pertaining to the 2016 u.s. presidential election. the associate -- excuse me. corsi also denied that the associate never asked him to have another person try to get in touch with the organization and that he did not provide the associate with any information about what materials the organization possessed or what it might do with those materials. so, again, those are the false statements as outlined in this potential crim

d.c. there hasn't been very much so this united nations security council meeting later on will i think give kiev a chance to kind of judge the law of the land and work out what's kind of support they have from the united states of course it also gives a big platform to russia as a permanent member of the u.n. security council if anything came to a vote russia obviously has a veto which it would presumably use to safeguard its own interests or have to wait and see what happens later on in new york or that u.n. security council or orian mosco thank you let's take you to the u.n. in new york and speak to our correspondent there kristen saleman kristen it's not the same is it to say there's a lot of international concern about what is happening now in that area between russia and ukraine. certainly it's a very tense situation both the ukraine and russia called for this meeting of the united nations security council which is about to get underway any minute now they both want to chance to air their grievances on the international stage the ukraine submitted a letter to the security council calli

mistaken this is going to continue to rumble on here in the united states for the coming days and weeks alan fischer with the update from washington d.c. thank you. u.n. special envoy for yemen is due in saudi arabia on monday for talks with yemeni government in exile martin griffiths trip to riyadh follows a meeting with the rebel leaders in yemen trying to get all sides to attend the talks in sweden early next month millions of yemenis are still facing famine after three and a half years of war. in fact the u.n. says almost eighty percent of yemen's population are in dire need of humanitarian aid more than three hundred thousand children are malnourished health services crumbling many children not get to go to school but social workers if i think the odds to ease the children suffering as monitor reports from neighboring djibouti. it's a rare moment for these yemeni children at an amusement park in the capital sanaa they play and just have fun. because of the war our hopes and ambitions were destroyed but today we're laughing playing and we've enjoyed ourselves and did everything we wanted to do. they have witnessed the brutality of

d.c. you see there on the left, united states of america versus jerome corsi, defendant. the charge here would be one count of false statement. quote, on september 10th, 2018, defendant jerome corsi did willfully and knowingly make materially false, fictitious and fraudulent statements in a matter within the jurisdiction of the executive branch of the government of the united states. to wit, the defendant falsely stated and represented to the special counsel's office, including special agents of the fbi, that he denied an associate's request to get in touch with an organization that he understood to be in possession of stolen e-mails and other documents pertaining to the 2016 u.s. presidential election. the associate -- excuse me. corsi also denied that the associate never asked him to have another person try to get in touch with the organization and that he did not provide the associate with any information about what materials the organization possessed or what it might do with those materials. so, again, those are the false statements as outlined in this potential crim

thousand dollars per year while income inequality is visible across the united states its most extreme in the nation's capital washington d.c. the median annual income of black residents of the district is thirty seven thousand eight hundred ninety one dollars just thirty percent of the median white income at one hundred twenty seven thousand three hundred sixty nine dollars in the streets of the district it's obvious that there are huge amounts of wealth just across the anacostia river in the southeastern part of the district the disparity is glaring and twenty fifteen mayor muriel boughs are unveiled her plan to address income inequality and poverty with her pathway to the middle class program community activist skyla pondexter more lives in public housing in ward eight the poorest in the district she says bowzer is program has been a fig leaf for giveaways to private developers and corporations i believe that this income gap in the salton that the way out is to put it back just phasing us out i believe she thinks happy to pay for it just get rid of all the income taxes think about all of this and get the most of us by th

united states. school a setback for the defending n.b.a. champion d.c. with a story when we come back with the sports news in a couple. scientists are preparing to file lasers into space to blast some of the one hundred seventy million pieces of man made over to be cost me plus opposed the constant threat to satellites spacecraft and people that are in the home as more. we've been launching things and people into space since nine hundred fifty seven satellites be a favorite programs spacecraft to explore the unknown people to take our fierce deep sea and in the more than sixty years of space exploration with managed to leave behind around one hundred seventy million bits of junk to give you a sense of just how big the problem is take a look at this graph from scientists at the university of texas these orange dots a functioning satellites orbiting the earth every day everything else let's say of paying the blow as daybreak junk basically some of it's tiny some of it says big as a bus all of it's hurtling around the earth at speeds in excess of twenty sev

d.c. debates on yemen for the past three years and says that the actions of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have certainly been noticed in d.c. partially because of the advocacy of a small group of deeply committed politicians and advocates he says that's made a big difference there so those advocates have been warning members of congress for years that the u.s. could be complicit in war crimes let us know if you think that message has finally been heard let us know what you think is going to happen with the vote you can send us your questions and comments on twitter or facebook live just use the hash tag ha news group fully andrew thank you very much for that now the u.s. has been providing logistical and intelligence support to the saudi erotic coalition in the war in yemen since twenty fifteen it began under president barack obama and is meant to help stabilize the region and counteract even a national who the rebels fighting in against the coalition are backed by tehran until recently much of the u.s. assistance was in the form of inflight with fueling for saadi jets bombing ye

meantime, the issue of enforcing laws for illegal immigrants inside the united states, the focus of a hearing in washington, d.csterday. senator kamala harris asking ice representative. he said that the democratic could be called the bureaucratic party. he said that it was intended as a joke. yesterday, kamala harris asking if he saw any connection between the kkk and ice? >> are you aware of the power and the discretion of ice is being used to enforce the law and do you see any parallels? >> i do not see any parallels. >> i'm talking about perception. >> i don't see a pair hell between what is constitutionally mandated as far as the law and it is not in the same category as the kkk. is that what you are asking me? >> why would she say something like that? >> she would say something like that as she made clear by repeatedly saying, "perception". i don't support that line of questioning and obviously, it makes tons of headlines and you don't want to compare our law enforcement to the kkk in any shape or form. the level of fear and pair now ya in the immigrant community. >> yeah, they are breaking the law. katie?

actually from saudi arabia he was allowed out of saudi arabia to go to the united states to be with the rest of his family in washington d.c. his brother was with him his book dollar actually said even the way we grieve is completely confusing we've tried to follow every turn of this of all the disputed facts and the lies on television news and they just really while they held them selves together in that interview which was deeply moving also said that he felt that his father had been misunderstood and intentionally misrepresented for political reasons he described his father was a genuine happy person and an amazing father so their grief goes on and this mystery of the whereabouts of the body parts or the remains of goes on with more rhetoric or more accusations being made by both sides in this crisis thank you for that andrew symonds live for us in istanbul the toughest sanctions today's that's what the u.s. is calling the latest measures against iran it's targeting the country's oil and financial sectors but he wants president has some rouhani says tehran will carry on business as usual but ministration is very imposin