danelys: para mí que era miedo de irse y hacer su vida. su última desaparición, raquel parecía decidida a dejar a su esposo. lourdes: "si yo me quedo, me va a matar". parece que la cosa estaba bien violenta y bien agresiva y ella tenía miedo. carolina: estaba tan convencida que intentó rehacer su vida con su novio dagoberto. aunque su amiga lourdes cree que raquel tenía sus dudas. lourdes: ella estaba muy angustiada porque, en realidad, ella sentía algo por él. ella--ese era su esposo. parece que ella-- ella estaba enamorada de él. carolina: de regreso a septiembre de 2012, nadie sabía del paradero de raquel. lourdes: yo sospechaba que ella había vuelto con jesús. de la forma en que él habló, me dio--me dio como a entender que él estaba contento de que ella había vuelto con él. pero le dije: "es imposible porque ella me dijo a mí que nunca jamás ella iba a volver con él". carolina: pasaban los días, las semanas, pasaron tres meses sin recibir noticia alguna. la esperanza es que ella regresara para una ocasión muy especial. llegan los 15 añ

if danes is not present, it would be 50-49.er collins concluded her remarks, i spoke with mitch mcconnell as he came off the floor. he was all smiles and he said this to me about collins speech, it was an extraordinary speech, one of the best i ever heard and came at the right time.that's what happens when you get close to the big votes. senators make up their minds. susan collins indicated to my colleague that she decided how she would vote last night, neil. >> neil: you know, the 50-49, since there's 99 senators present, you don't -- a majority is 100 senators. the vice president is not necessary. that would make it a closest vote in supreme court judging history, wouldn't it? >> yeah, those are tight. clarence thomas was confirmed 52-48. you don't get style points. somebody doesn't get seated on the court and there's an asterisk. wind assisted like in the olympics. either you're on the court or you're not. >> neil: a very good point. clarence thomas' case, that was remarkable senate. everybody talks about the fallout from th

. >> danee.que estabamos viviendo de estar incomunicados sin comida lesiones, compitiendo, todo realmente te afecta y yo querÍa recordarle raquel, recuerda quiÉn eres no te dejes vencer por todos esos obstÁculos al final pues, regresÉ y ya no tenÍa novia y se convirtiÓ en un peso para mÍ >>> mira. >> fue totalmente lib verdadera. >> exactamente >>> fue algo que yo dije, estoy viviendo esto, me toca esto es mi carga ahora lo voy a cargar todo el tiempo en mi cuello. >> que a eso vine >>> que se encuentre el anillo no lo recojan por favor. >> ahÍ te va. >> en el mar papÁ. >> ¿que ibas a decir? >>> cosa curiosa. >> despuÉs que lo lan ze, terminÓ la ceremonia y 20 dominicanos se lanzaron al mar a buscarlo. >> no tuviste ningÚn tipo de comunicaciÓn con raquel. >> no, no, realmente ya estÁ superada esa etapa, ya pintÉ mi lÍnea, ya cerramos lo que tenia que cerro contigo. >> como un profesional de parkour has estado entrenando muchÍsimos aÑos no solamente como caerte. >> si no como caer. >> danee a quiÉ

so, you've heard the news about senator danes.ow -- have you gotten any word of what this means for the final vote on saturday? >> well, certainly does complicate it. one additional senator. every senate vote is critically important, as you pointed out, they're, at this point, four members who have not declared how they intend to vote, so i think that the -- it's really out right now whether senator mcconnell will continue to vote on monday -- on saturday or not. but at this stage, we're all expecting a vote saturday afternoon if the vote passes tomorrow morning. >> first and foremost, the most important happens tomorrow. let's talk about the fbi report that you were able to read today. what was your biggest takeaway? >> well, first, as you know, we're not allowed to talk about the specifics, but it's become very apparent on the news reports that it was a limited number of interviews, that they did not interview the principals after they interviewed the individuals involved. it really -- they didn't interview a lot of people who w

steve danes is walking his daughter down the aisle. now the vote is going to be taken. let's listen in. >> sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. [ indiscernible ] [yelling] >> is there a sufficient second? there's a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. alexander -- [yelling. >> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. [yelling] >> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. [yelling] >> [ indiscernible ] >> the sergeant of arms will restore order in the gallery. [ indiscernible ] >> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the galleries. the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. >> the clerk may continue. >> ms. baldwin. ba>> mr. bennett. mr. blumenthal. >> no. >> mr. blunt. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. booker. mr. boozman. mr. brown. >> no. >> mr. burr. >> [ indiscernible ] >> ms. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. mr. carper. >> [ indiscernible ] >> mr. casey. >> no. >> mr. cassidy. >> [ indiscernible ] >> ms. collins. [yelling] >> the sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. continu

lemonis: that partner, dane baird... dane: this is still delicious. lemonis: ...had made a small investment but wasn't willing to invest any more time or money. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. peter: you're just trying to hold us hostage. that's all it is. lemonis: but it all seemed fixable, so i made a deal. we're sharing 50/50 in the profits. i'm 100% in charge. so, we have a deal? my first move was to untangle the toxic partnership, so i bought dane out... you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore. ...then set a whole new plan in motion. peter: [ laughs ] lemonis: since the shop was hard to find... look away. ...we'd make sweet pete's impossible to miss. turn around. peter: oh, my god! lemonis: the more time i spent with pete and allison, the more i believed in their mission. so i doubled down and purchased this historic mansion in downtown jacksonville. the renovation was massive. it took over eight months and cost just over $3.4 million. this place looks ridiculous. the new sweet pete's is 2

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danes' absence on saturday won't matter.how narrowly divided this vote is, and how much of a cliffhanger it is as we head into a crucial vote tomorrow morning, anderson. >> do we know where things stand with the undecided senators? >> reporter: well, we know that those four senators have not declared their intentions. we know, we spoke to all four of those senators today after they got their fbi briefings. senator susan collins went in three times for briefings today. she said that the fbi investigation was thoroughly conducted. she said she's done with her review. she said she had not made a decision yet. she would wait until tomorrow to announce it. jeff flake said there was nothing to corroborate the allegations made against brett kavanaugh. and he also suggested this was thoroughly done. lisa murkowski, we tried to talk to her about this, she was noncommittal. and joe manchin, the red state democrat, said he's going to go back tomorrow morning to review this material further. >> and just in terms of the fbi report, clear

danes is a yes on kavanaugh, murkowski is a no. without their votes, kavanaugh appears to be headed for confirmation 50-48. >> tomorrow's vote will mark a win for the tru and the president is expected to take a victory lap at a political rally in kansas tomorrow night. the damaging process of confirming judge kavanaugh could have a lasting impact not only in t november midterms but onme the s court itself. nbc news political director chuck todd talked about it tonight on news 4 at 00. >> every institution in town that politics has touched has been destroyed. >> mm-hmm. >> supreme court was one of th last vestiges that hadn't fully gotten >>ere. how this has been handled, his ascension willar pe the perception of the court, whether the court is polarized or not. he d has ay to fix the judiciary -- only one person can fix the perception. he's gotur to f out a way to do it. we are not used to supreme court justices doing that. i'll be curious to see.ve i een wanting to be a fly on the wall j in chieftice roberts' office. of the three

. >> sabrina, i almost forgot to mention, if republicans lost a vote this weekend, senator steve danes of montana has said, i'll be seeing you guys. i have a daughter to walk down the aisle at her wedding. having done that, i applaud this move by senator danes, but it might either stop or extend the vote clock if it can't happen friday. he's going to be away saturday and sunday. they may have to kind of hold it open monday and that, of course, is a huge risk that something else drops. >> yes. and it's my understanding that senator steve danes is potentially going to get on a flight immediately after his daughter's wedding and perhaps arrive in washington first thing sunday morning. and in that scenario, they would leave the vote open because every vote counts. it truly is coming down to the wire. ultimately what this will boil down to is whether some of those moderate republican senators believe that the fbi was able to conduct a fair and comprehensive investigation. i think there will be also an open-ended question as to whether the senators as well as the american public will learn m

danes to stay away and not let it affect the total ratio. she wanted it to be a big statement about how these nominations should be handle ed with more grace and class. but it's also a bandaid for republicans who may be upset with her. >> jonathan, you will get the last word, who will benefit on this in 30 or so days, which party? >> the republicans. as far as the energy goes, i think it is going to be hard for republicans to sustain this over the next four weeks. democrats are going to be angry, there's going to be some backlash. there is no issue the republicans can pivot to that is as unifying as this one for them. they got everybody from donald trump to george h.w. bush and susan collins on board and immigration is not like that. maybe tax cuts will be like that. they just done a big tax cuts. republicans have to figure out a way to sustain that energy. >> reminder to all the tv and weren't on in the mueller offices today where they remained at work. shannon and john allen and jay, thank you for joining us of another long day and week. >

surely as a dane who believes in an open and tolerant society, i imagine you would support the notion allow them in your mosque. why? personally i favour gay marriage but i am part of a mosque and we cannot carry all of the battles on our shoulders. if we were doing gay marriages at this stage... but what about your core principles? sometimes it is not a matter of core principles, it is a matter of understanding that you are a part of a greater movement. what we are doing in order to serve the women's cause is something greater and we cannot carry all the battles on our shoulders because we will lose our legitimacy within a second. this is such an interesting and difficult balancing act. luckily there are other mosque communities around the world who do gay marriages and i am happy for them. so i hear from you that it is a delicate and sensitive balancing act. one more example. a number of danish people who are your political opponents on the right, they regard your stand after the crisis over the cartoon in 2006, that cartoon became a sort of litmus test in denmark for whether you we

it sounded to many danes as if you were defending the right of muslims in denmark not to be offendedcartoonist. 0n the other hand i was nuancing the debate. i said that we have to understand that we are living world, and if you are living in a globalised world you have to ask yourself do you want a dialogue with people? they said they wanted a dialogue with muslims in denmark. so if you truly wish for a dialogue, you have to ask the essential question, what is important to you and why? and freedom of speech is an essential value to the majority of muslims in the world. and the sacredness of the koran is also an essential value to many muslims in the world. so we have a group of muslims who have different principles that they value at the same time. my point is that we have to understand that we have people among us who have values that are essential to them at the same time. so it's not a matter of favouring the sacredness of the koran over freedom of speech. it's a matter of understanding that if you want to enter the dialogue, you have to be — you have understand that people have d

republican senator steve danes of montana says that he won't finale here for the kavanaugh vote if it happens on saturday as planned. here's a picture of danes from twitter, hi said he supports kavanaugh, but his daughter isg gett married this weekend and he plans to walk her down the aisle, no matter what. so, we're watching this two-step process, again, the procedural vote is set for 10:30 a.m. and the vote to confirm kavanaugh may not come until saturday af hrnoon, so we'll juste to wait and see what happens. jim, doreen, back to you. >> all right, leon harris, thank you. >>> now at 11:00, a woman rescued from a burning home is in critical condition toght. princeorge's county firefighters found her inside this house on old palmer road in ft. washington. fire chief ben barksdale says the flames broke out in the basement about 8:30. we'll continue to check on the woman's condition and bring you any uptes tomorrow on news 4 today. >>> concerned parents filled a's prince geor county school tonight to get answers about the mold found inside.l the sch district says our rainy, humid summe

and it's my understanding that senator steve danes is potentially going to get on a flight immediately after his daughter's wedding and perhaps arrive in washington first thing sunday morning. and in that scenario, they would leave the vote open because every vote counts. it truly is coming down to the wire. and i think ultimately what this will really boil down to is whether some of those moderate republican senators believe that the fbi was able to conduct a fair and comprehensive investigation. i think there will be also an open-ended question as to whether the senators as well as the american public will learn more about the process, and more specifically what were the parameters for this investigation and what, if any, constraints were placed on the bureau by the white house as they carried out this investigation into judge kavanaugh and allegations against him. >> so, bob costa, mitch mcconnell is going to have what is, in effect, a test vote. if it fails or goes south, do they pull this nominee? >> at this point they're full steam ahead with this cloture vote. they want to move

the dane was beaten in straight sets by former number one karolina pliskova who secured victory hereay be bottom of the english premiership but newcastle are now two from two in european rugby's elite tournament after downing another french giant. elsewhere in the champions cup holders leinster were beaten by a point by toulouse and glasgow cruised passed the cardiff blues. craig templeton rounds up the action. it is four years since cardiff hosted a champions cup game, and anticipation was even higher following the opening day win in lyon. but glasgow warriors burst that bubble within two minutes. first adam hastings dived the line. and when glasgow's record try scorer found in space, the second school was inevitable. cardiff have their chances in the first half, and the play was rife with errors. a forward pass on this occasion. hastings would not be so complacent. 15—0 at the break. warriors repeated the tricky start with a well worked try. this time ali price with a finish. this finally sparked the blues into life, jonny gray made sure the recovery was a false dawn, though, seali

1 - 0 para danee y ya no le quedan mÁs medallas a jorge. >> falla rompe la loza, danee se queda conon sebastiÁn, pero como sabÍamos que su lesiÓn eso iba a pasar, sabÍamos y todavÍa doliÓ, cuando paso con jennifer sabÍamos que iba a salir en un momento determinado por el pie y cuando pasÓ todavÍa lloramos y lo sentimos, lo mÍo fue inesperado. >> sorpresivo por eso que le dio al equipo bien duro. >> jorge hay que decir una cosa siempre fuiste uno de los mejores ayer tuviste que utilizar las medallas y eso no sirviÓ, quÉ sentiste que cuando lanzaste la Última medalla y aun asÍ el marcador sirviÓ. >> no es algo que yo habÍa hecho, yo no soy muy bueno adaptÁndome asÍ rÁpido, pero lo que mÁs estaba pensando que no querÍa como perder el ritmo y ponerme negativo y tambiÉn mÁs que todo querÍa disfrutar si era mi Último momento en exatlÓn disfrutarlo como los compaÑeros me decÍan que ni estabas tratando, estabas sonriendo. >> como que veÍas si danee estÁ ganando me da rabia que habÍa sido contra danee entrase lastima un pie por el otro lado me da rabia que no fuera en un circuito donde tÚ er

the dane was never in serious trouble against the world number a1, who had won four of their previous6—3 and will play croatia's unseeded petra martic in round two. us open champion naomi osaka returned from illness to reach the second round. she enjoyed a 6—4 6—3 win over kazakh qualifier zarina diyas. osaka missed last weeks wuhan open but she rattled through this match and will face america's danielle collins next. brazil's maya gabeira has set a new world record for the largest ever wave surfed by a female. the 31—year old conquered the giant 20.72—metre wave, or 68ft for those of you of an imperial disposition, in portugal back injanuary this year, but the record was only officially announced on monday. the achievement was declared at a special ceremony overlooking the waves at nazare in portugal where the record was set, with an adjudicator from guinness world records presenting her with the official certificate. gabeira's record is notably impressive after she nearly drowned while surfing the big waves at nazare back in 2013 after being knocked unconscious while competing. you

spanish court either though his form hasn't been a call up on the luis enrique so he's struggling for dane's time which i think is why father is easing him in gently but surely it's not going to be to him before we see him actually in the starting eleven because he's got confidence strikers need confidence i strive as we're about to hear his teammates were very happy to have him in this court. he said bolivar if. he takes the ball. it makes it makes it look so easy like to talk to see makes and how he finishes off of the free kick in the last minute how he's course it knows really good football player. now we we all know the dog has a lot of additions you know obviously all cars are being one of them jane sand show and so forth a big question is how does doormen really keep the players you know retain them and more importantly what do you think all cars are bring to this dortmund team well i think what he brings to the team is something they haven't really had since a robot and that's an out so now striker he's strong he's technically gifted we see how good he is that second goal against. ch

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the republicans but then abstained as part of an agreement with her alaskan senate colleague steve danes who would have voted to confirm but missed the vote to attend his daughter's wedding froogle are not permitted in the senate gallery. capitol police arrested a number of protesters in front of the supreme court as cavanagh was being sworn in they were angry that a man accused of sexual misconduct by three different women now serves on the nation's highest court. university professor christine blassie ford had testified before a congressional committee that cavanaugh assaulted her in high school but a subsequent f.b.i. investigation ordered by the white house failed to corroborate her claims. those who believe ford's testimony now hope to punish the republicans in the november midterm elections. ok time now to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the wild in haiti a magnitude five point nine quake struck the island's north most of the epicenter located in the city of paul to pay at least eleven people have been killed and more than one hundred injured in a post on

i think it means in addition that steve danes, the senator from montana that may be on his way to montanao walk his daughter down the aisle tomorrow may not have to fly back in the middle of the night because even if it's only 50-49, if not all the senators vote, a simply majority is enough to put brett kavanaugh on the supreme court. >> shepard: then there's the democrat, joe manchin of west virginia who know one suggested that he might be the one to be the decider in this matter, but if he wants political cover, he has it. >> that's right. he could become the 51st vote -- >> shepard: and there's breaking news on fox news channel. joe manchin is a yes on brett kavanaugh. the senator from west virginia just in the last few seconds made that announcement. the democrats from west virginia is the first and so far only democrat to say that he will vote for judge kavanaugh. not a surprise in any way that it happened immediately after, just about to be expected. west virginia is ruby red and now things are as we expected might be, chris. >> yeah, i have to say, i don't know that joe manchin has

danes office says he will not his the wedding. his status on sunday is unclear. the prospect for judge kavanaugh with his absence. >>> we're also awaiting the arrival of president trump in rod chester, minnesota. thousands of people are streaming right now into the arena that you see there. 5200-seat capacity. the mayor sifn civic center whee president is giving his address. he will also be marking his third political rally this week, standing alongside a republican woman seeking to u.s. senate. this time aimed at lifting karen housely over dem senator tina smith. president trump also expected to support republican jim hag dorns congressional bid. tonight more evidence -- we'll be covering that rally throughout and bring whatever is happening to you. >>> more evidence of political bias in silicon valley. a new report by gov predict finds the overwhelming majority of ample employees political contributions go to democrats. i don't think you're probably surprised. from 2014 through 2018 91% of all donations went to democrats. over $1.8 million went to hillary clint

donnelly. >> so senator danes there in montana at his daughters wedding. standing before the tv, and watching the vote take place. he voted yes. he wasn't there, senator lisa murkowski paired their votes together. that allowed lisa murkowski to vote present. she is on the record opposing the nomination of brett kavanaugh. we saw the judge leaving his home on the way to the supreme court. he will be given the scowgzal oath, a second oath administered by retired justice anthony kennedy this is the second clerk of kennedy's according to richard wolf to serve on the supreme court. we're getting your reaction to all of this this afternoon. and we were earlier showing you the protesters that have left the court and they went over to the -- they left the capital grounds. they have been outside the supreme court today, and you can see that hundreds of people over there, according to -- 164 people arrested during demonstrations, including 14 in the senate gallery, according to capital police, and many of those arrested disrupted the vote several times this afternoo

danes is a yes on cavanaugh.kowski is a no without their votes, cavanaugh appears to be headed to confirmation by a 50 to 4 margin. >>> let's get you to local headlines. we'll take you to southeast d.c. one person found shot at the corner of mlk and malcolm x avenues. there's no information on any possible suspects. police are asking folks to be on the lookout for a red hyundai that may have been in the area. on> a military veteran is in critical conditi this morning after being shot at 15th and d streets northeast. he's the eighthn to be shot in five shootings over just two weeks along the benning road corridor. the shoing happened yesterday evening and within minutes police officers arrested two people and they confiscated two guns. officers have been in that area because of the recent violence. residents telling news 4 they are beyond frustrated. >> this is our neighborhood, and now it's getting to be unsafe. because of the gun violence. >> on september 24th two people were killed in that area. no arrests have

more of the same followed as the dane outclassed her opponent, winning in straight sets and she willer us open champion sloane stephens is out. the american took the first set against dominika cibulkova but then the slovakian fought back to win the next two. she will play sevastova in the quarter—finals. the last time charade zhang played babos of hungary, the former prevailed and so it was on wednesday as the home favourite cruised through the first set 6—1. little resistance in the second set and zhang won it 6—2 and her reward isa and zhang won it 6—2 and her reward is a last 16 meeting with former world number one angelique kerber. jim lumsden, bbc news. meanwhile, in tokyo, home favourite kei nishikori is through to the quarter—finals of the japan open. the number three seed is bidding to win the title for the third time, and he sealed his place in the last eight with a straight—sets victory over frenchman benoit paire. nishikori, who last won this event in 2014, came through 6—3, 7—5, and he'll now face stefanos tsitsipas or alex di minaur. there was also a victory for the numb

gail danes anyone here and had their warnings i must know that this was he said to me shortly make uplike it was an improper can find on this and the one thing that is very lonely is that things cannot go on the way they are always trying to carry consequence to see if it's ok to talk i'm going to marco has been on the end of sharp criticism she sees mistakes made in berlin as a contributing factor to the losses of his sister party in the various. doesn't as often would click looking back at the formation of the government in the last twelve months it's clear that people have lost a lot of trust in us and that also goes for the union party use the c.u. and the c s he where you would expect common ground. and that's why until now we have not been able to be clear about what the grand coalition has achieved so far jointly mom quanta but it was the social democrats who suffered most on the night losing half of their vote is a very. the party leaders it's increasingly difficult to justify why the s.p.d. is still propping up the coalition government but. once we do venture my what must we

the republicans but then abstained as part of an agreement with her alaskan senate colleague steve danes who would have voted to confirm but missed the vote to attend his daughter's wedding rule are not permitted in the senate gallery. yeah. capitol police arrested a number of protesters in front of the supreme court as cavanagh was being sworn in they were angry that a man accused of sexual misconduct by three different women now serves on the nation's highest court. university professor christine blassie ford had testified before a congressional committee that cavanaugh assaulted her in high school but a subsequent f.b.i. investigation ordered by the white house failed to corroborate her claims. those who believe ford's testimony now hope to punish the republicans in the november midterm elections. and in the studio with me now tyson bucca us a friend specialist with the aspen institute here in berlin tyson thanks for coming in i just want to pick up on that last point of all report the democrats hoping to punish the republicans in november as midterm elections what sort of impact do y

one of the more high profile allegations involve two australian players whose danes we withheld. an hour said they were paid to under-perform us a match in india in march two thousand and seventeen worked exact be watching and the run rate just slowed. who was passing. and he said. australian players dismissed al-jazeera is evidence and tonight to fix the taken place. the crimes the ups unsubstantiated and far as i'm concerned you have nothing to worry about. in another much publicized claim. manaul provided advance details of a fix during england's tour of india in two thousand and sixteen. which team of you call does it even though india is. in. the england and wales cricket board e.c. they denied that any of its players had carried out spot fixes stuff from players projected al-jazeera have a tax. policy can spare just to be honest we slipped up to a city to deal with outrageous saying in place i've been accused of this but if there's something there that needs to be investigated i can assure you we'll be sweeping it under the cover.

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she it this out of courtesy, something we've seen happen in the past, but out of courtesy to senator danes. he is going to be walking his daughter down the aisle today at her wedding in montana. so he could not be here for the vote. essentially their votes cancel each other out. they are paired up, and the margin there in the end will be the same. back to you guys. >> sun llen surfaty, thank you very much. >>> let's put the live pictures back up. we don't often see senators speaking at this hour on a saturday morning. of course, this is an important weekend. >> democrats are holding the floor on the run-up to the expected confirmation. in fact, let aep's listen to ser cory booker. >> tomorrow we face a defeat, but we shall not be defeated. tomorrow may seem like a loss, but all hope is not lost. i have faith in us as a country. we are a nation that always finds a way to move forward, to learn, to grow, and what is is de dependent upon us is to never, ever give up. >> we have criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and josh, thank you for being here today. talk about the significanc

after speculation that republican senator steve danes could miss the confirmation vote on saturday duehis daughter's wedding in montana, a spokesperson for the senator says that danes spoke to kavanaugh on the phone last night and assured the judge that he has made arrangements to be there to get him across the finish line as needed. >>> president trump was in rochester, minnesota, last night. speaking to a cheering crowd, the president once again defended kavanaugh and argued that resistance will motivate republican voters this november. >> you see what's going on in congress right now with one of the most respected people potentially, hopefully supreme court justice brett kavanagh. the dems are willing to do anything to hurt anyone to get the power they so desperately crave. they want to resist, they want to obstruct, they want to delay, demolish, they want to destroy. that's what happens. that's what happens. all you have to do is look at the polls over the last three or four days and it shows that their rage fuelled resistance is starting to backfire at a level that nobody has ever

republican senator steve danes' yes vote is needed but his daughter is getting married in montana, ofourse he's going to be at the wedding, he's walking her down the aisle. republican senator lisa murkowski, who voted no today, was expected to vote no tomorrow, says she will not vote at all tomorrow so senator danes does not have to rush back and the gop will still have the majority. she says she's doing that to try and bring back a sense of grace and kindness to this confirmation process. >> this map shows where #kavanaughvote is being used the most often nationwide. you can see it's concentrated red and dark blue areas, the most active zones. bay area, southern california, florida, and washington, d.c., into new york. >>> a guilty verdict in chicago in a case that's captivated the city. a chicago police officer was found guilty of shooting and killing a 17-year-old boy. the trial lasted nearly a month. tensions were high in the windy city. officer jason van dyke fount guilty of second degree murder and 16 counts of battery with a firearm, one for each bullet that struck laquan mcdon

dane comes up but looks like he only has half of a paddle. >> he says the stoke at the bottom is worth the fear at the top. may that be a lesson to you. >>> we know chris as the former teacher who gave up his job and now travels the world meeting different people that have very special powers also known as some kind of medical dying know ses. >> what would you like to say to everybody watching, my friend? >> let's play toys. >> do you hope they play toys. >> the four year old was brown with basically diseases. early in his life, he already has dozens and dozens of fractures. it has had no affect on his personality. he is a ray of sun shine and loves having different experiences and in this case, meets chris. >> you want to play toys? >> of course. we can always play with toys. >> what mom is about to do is called a tickle monster. >> tickle monster. >> what is it? >> a tickle monster. >> i'm going for it. >> even that thing, she was not able to do for a long time. if he laughs too hard, it could mean a broken rib. in this video, we see chris interacting with little byron. >> do you jus

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it is part of a phone line state tour on democratic dane dts competing in the november elections. green party challenger is looking to take lee's seat in the house of representatives. >>> bref kavanaugh's first day on the job. he heard oral arguments and asked questions about increased prison sentences for repeat offenders. we have more on how he feels and the way republicans plan to use his nomination as leverage. >> reporter: after an epic confirmation battle he is now a member of the high court hearing cases today with the other justices. last night a celebration, a victory lap for president trump and wearing in for kavanaugh. >> and for president another opportunity to blast the process that saw his nominee accused of sexual assault during his high school and college years. >> on f oat want to apologize to brett and the entire ka suffering you have been forced to endure. >> the president tweeting suggesting dem zraters were paid writing they are now ready to protest because they haven't gotten their checks. appearing before congress kavanaugh was defiant in denying allegations