he is doing really good at dc united and i love him.ieve how great he's been. he was like, i can't believe we got rooney and we came to the opening game and he was like... i was like, seriously! you complain about him signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there were some legitimate questions about how well he would do here and it was about what he had left. was his heart in it? there have been some players over the yea rs have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as may be a bit of a step down, vocation, they did not have to work that hard. wayne has been the opposite. those in charge of the clu b opposite. those in charge of the club had done their homework. all the research with ed said that wayne loves his football and he just wants to play. he is a tremendous leader in the locker room and we see that every day but he has taken to the players and they have taken to him. he has made the players around him bett

rooney as scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in nine games. it's been good.essure of the games. i've enjoyed being here with my family so everything has gone to plan. you have obviously dispelled any sense that you were going to come here for a payday. i have never been a player who was going to just play and not care, i'm a player who cares, i care about what i do. iama i am a proud iam a proud person i am a proud person no matter what i'm doing. that is me. i don't take anything for granted, i will come out working and do my best and that is what i do. after taking dc united from bottom of the table into a playoff but the rhone revolution is in rude health. —— the wayne rooney revolution. one of the most heart—warming stories in football in recent years was the friendship between jermain defoe and bradley lowery. the pair became pals as the young sunderland fan bravely battled a rare form of cancer. he sadly passed away last year aged just six years old. now defoe has got a tattoo in memory of him, having the word ‘brads‘ inscribed on his arm. that's all fr

after taking dc united from bottom of the table into a play—off spot, the rooney revolution is in rudethe women's national football team qualified for the world cup finals for the first time ever. the reggae girlz as their known sealed their place in next year's tournament in france after beating panama on penalties to claim third place at the concacaf women's championship on wednesday night. dominique bond—flasza scored the crucial spot kick that sent them through. its historic. this is ourfirst time qualifying, the first time any women's team in the caribbean have qualified —— its historic. having the backing of jamaica, qualified —— its historic. having the backing ofjamaica, an island, is so surreal and awesome and it's going to be a great experience and it's cool the men did this 20 years ago and it's like a precedent for us. ago and it's like a precedent for us. we're really looking forward to next summer. i'm hoping it brings more attention to the sport, to women's soccer as a whole. in terms of funding women's soccer as a whole. in terms offunding and women's soccer as a whole.

jim haley is going to the dc united game.tybe we can him to bang the drum or paint his face into whether you are an early riser or get out later, what are you looking at. >> lunch time the sun breaking through. temperatures thin. low 80s. pretty warm for fall. >> i'll say. mid 80s notice october. thanks for joining us for news4 waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> good evening, i'm don lemon. we've l just witnessed history as judge brett kavanaugh was confirmed by the senate to j becometice of the supreme court. there have been protests in washington and several cry breaks here at cnn. it's a somber day for many americans. we now go live to dana bash whose with senate republicans. ♪, >> donm here in

this was the moment fans say wayne rooney turned dc united's season around. trying to figure out, who is that?|j just trying to figure out, who is that?” just remember thinking, that's great, he's slow down the play, now our defence can get that, but, hello. e-books the ball back up in the air, and they think, this boy is going to find him. it was the turning point of our season. there is the rebirth of our club. the realised he was not simply in america for a vacation. of course you have people who can pay you to other players who have come here and not done so well, people who make an opinion of you, they had to see a could really play and take my foot off the pedal. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. the total earnings with reportedly around £5 million a year he is the highest paid player in history of the club. share and sales are up, so are his expectations. we won a game, it was not our best performance, he came in and said it wasn't good enough and we we re and said it wasn't good enough and we were thrown off. i

this was the moment fans say wayne rooney turned dc united's season around.see the streak going across the field and i'm looking, trying to figure out, who is that? i just remember thinking, that was great, he's slowed down the play, now our defence can get back, but the foul's not called. i was, like, oh. he puts the ball up in the air, lucho back there, little man, fifve three, and i said, "oh, my god, this ball‘s going to find him." and that was definitely the turning point of our season. it was the turning point of fans really believing. there is the rebirth of our club. they realised he wasn't simply in america for a vacation. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with total earnings with reportedly £5 million a year, he's the highest paid player in the club's history. shirt sales are up, but s

is dc united went in with the 31 win over, 3-1, united went in with the 31 win over, 3—1, thanks to a, he got the second and rooney needed 3— nil and the penalty spot at the 74th minute, they are now and —— unbeaten. name the pga tour player of the year, you become the new world number one after the victory in the cj cup and south korea, which means that the 28—year—old will replace dustin johnson at the top of the world rankings on monday. the three—time major winner, the chance to get his name in craned on the cj cup and south korea was only half the story, he also had the chance to become the number one golfer in the world. but gary woodland was making it difficult, after this birdie on the 14th hole. a battle ensued, he moved back ahead by two shots after setting up a birdie on 13 on the keys. but koepka held his nerve, tipping in with 16 to go ahead by three shots at 19 under. so to the 18th, and this eagle, which gave koepka but title and the top of the rankings of the first time in his career. finishing four shots at his fellow american under 64. is a battle every day, you deci

one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is dc united midfielder.aving him in the team, someone reading ours, is special. where would it rank to deliver a trophy in here, the united states, after everything else in your career? it would be right up there. it's great to wind trophies and that is why i've come here, to try and wind, help dc wind. if we can manage to do so in my time here thenit can manage to do so in my time here then it will be up there with the other trophies i've won. as he comes towards the end of his own career, can wayne rooney help to build a lasting legacy in the american capital? that's all from sportsday with me will perry. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. have a good one. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jason beattie, head of politics at the daily mirror, and anna isaac, who's the economics and trade correspondent for the telegraph. lovely to have you both with me tonight. we will have a chat in the moment. first, and at the front pages. let's

he is doing really good at dc united and i love him.he opening game and it was like... i was like, seriously! you complained about them signing this guy! he's amazing! they are amazed now butjust a few months ago the stands were full of sceptics. there have been some players over the years who have come over, star players, who have looked at this as maybe a bit of a vacation, a step down, they didn't have to work that hard. but wayne's been the opposite. and results have been much better. rooney's scored ten goals, dc united are unbeaten in ten games. it's been good. enjoyed it. enjoy playing here, enjoy playing the games. accepted the pressure of the games and enjoy being here with my family. so everything has gone to plan really. and you've obviously dispelled any sense that you were going to come here for a payday. i've never been a player who's going to play and just not care, i'm a player who cares and care about what i do. i'm a proud person, that's the way i grew up. that's me. i'm never going to take anything for granted, i'll c

his goals have helped to take dc united from bottom of the mls table to the play—offs.o say wayne rooney's made a big impact in major league soccer and the former england captain says his move stateside in the summer is one of the best decisions he's ever made. he's been speaking to natalie pirks: as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he's just taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he's notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be... to see you playing. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total

the former england captain joined washington's dc united in major league soccer in the summer and hass, joining the team while they were bottom of the table and helping them reach the play—offs. rooney's twelve goals have played a big part in that, and he told our sports correspondent natalie pirks that he's adjusted well stateside. it's been good. obviously, a different place to live but it's been great, i've enjoyed it, i may have enjoyed it, settled in really well and it's gone well on the pitch, so i'm enjoying it. are you missing anything about home yet? what about getting a decent cup of tea. americans done duty. yes, the supermarket, international aisles, so... supermarket, international aisles, so... visions of you searching for yorkshire tea. even the small differences like a bar of chocolate we re differences like a bar of chocolate were a part of crisps it's a bit different when you actually come across one you enjoyed debbie more. what are the biggest lifestyle changes for you being here?|j what are the biggest lifestyle changes for you being here? i think it's a bit more

a 35—yard free kick for dc united against toronto.t. thank you very much. what has happened to the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, who was last seen entering saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul more than two weeks ago? the washington post has published the final piece from the journalist who was a columnist there. in the article, he talks about the importance of a free press in the middle east and says that arab governments have been given a free reign to continue silencing the media at an increasing rate. an audio recording has emerged in the turkish media which claims khashoggi was tortured and killed within minutes of entering the saudi consulate. it is also being reported in turkey that khashoggi had his fingers cut off one by one and his killers later beheaded and dismembered him. saudi arabia continues to deny killing him. president trump is due get a full briefing later today from his secretary of state, mike pompeo, whom he sent to saudi arabia and turkey to try to get to the bottom of things. trump said the us has

he joined washington's dc united in major league soccer in the summer and has been a huge success.ttom of the table. but since then they have risen to reach the play—offs. rooney's 12 goals have played a big part in that and he told our sports correspondent natalie pirks that he's adjusted well stateside. it's been good. 0bviously different place to live but it's been great. i've enjoyed it, the family have enjoyed it, settled in really well and it's going well on the pitch so i'm enjoying it. are you missing anything about home? what about a decent cup of tea? americans don't do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles!|j do the! yes, the supermarkets have the international isles! i have visions of you searching for york city or something! you can get your normal cup of tea and even the small differences like a bar of chocolate ora differences like a bar of chocolate or a packet of crisps, that is a bit different. when you come across one, you have to enjoy it a bit more! what are the biggest lifestyle changes for you being here? what are the biggest lifestyle chang

a brilliant free—kick for dc united overnight. his tenth goal since joining them in june. the states. dc were struggling at the wrong end of the table when he joined, but they're now in sixth place in the eastern conference. usain bolt has turned down a move to the champions of malta. valletta fc offered him a two—year deal. the eight time olympic champion is currently on trial at australia's central coast mariners. he scored two goals in a recent pre—season friendly but so far hasn't been offered a contract. their season starts on sunday. tony bellew — the british cruiserweight — says doping tests are having an impact on his current training camp. bellew — who fights in november — has been an outspoken critic of drug cheats and he's called for tougher sanctions on them... but he says he's had to provide five samples in seven weeks. "i'm all for a clean sport,” he says but they're messing up my sleep patterns every week" that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. liam fox liam fox the latest in a growing number of officia

six months ago, wayne rooney moved to the us and joined the football team, dc united.bottom of the league, has experienced a remarkable turnaround, and is now in the major league soccer play—offs. wayne rooney spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks about life in washington. as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he's just taken on his toughest career challenge. all right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he's notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be... to see you playing. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back injune, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reporte

six months ago, wayne rooney moved to the us and joined the football team dc united.en a remarkable turnaround. it is now in the major league soccer play—offs. wayne rooney spoke to our sports correspondent natalie pirks about his new life in washington. as england's all—time record goalscorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he is notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who've come over here and not done so well. you know, people who make their opinion on you have to be — to see you play. i couldn't really play and take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc, back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to go on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, h

he scores this wonder goal for dc united. it is his tenth of the season.n the ariana grande concert at the manchester arena, which left 22 people dead and hundreds injured. many of them were parents and children — the youngest to die was eight years old. this morning a pre—inquest hearing got under way. our correspondentjudith moritz is outside manchester town hall for us. yes, nearly 18 months since the attack at the arena. this is the first time today since the coroner, who was appointed in august, sir john saunders, has held a prehearing. the inquest themselves could be at least a year away from now. so the hearing this morning was to make arrangements. there were families of those who died in the court room at the town hall and before the hearing got under way there was a minute's silence, all there was a minute's silence, all the names of the 22 people who died we re the names of the 22 people who died were read out. we learned a bit about why there is this length of time that the crown prosecution service say there are efforts being made to extradite

the former england striker transferred from everton to dc united.obscurity, to a prime spot in the playoffs. the bbc‘s natalie pirks caught up with the star, and has this report. as england's all—time record goal—scorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he is notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. you know, people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc back in latejune, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to get on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly more than double that, he is the highest—paid player in the club's history. shirt sales and t

the former england captain joined washington's dc united in the summer and has been a huge success. in helping them reach the play—offs. there is pressure for me to come out here and perform. yeah, i'm enjoying having that pressure and enjoying playing the games and, obviously, helping us get to the play—offs. bringing more success in the next couple of weeks for the team. but, no, i'm really enjoying it. the team are playing really well, playing great football, and hopefully that continues. full back mike brown has been left out of the england squad by eddie jones for saturday's autumn series opener against south africa at twickenham. he's not part of a 25—man group which staying at the training camp in portugal. number eight ben morgan has also been released, leaving bath's zach mercer in position to make his debut against the springboks. lock courtney laws has been ruled out with a back problem. even a kidney stone couldn't stop simone biles, as she helped the united states win women's team gold at the world gymnastics championships in qatar. just four days ago, biles was rushed

dc united gets the victory. >>> and and arson investigation is underway in the south bay. the fire and the damage that was left behind. tuck those shirts in, fellas. come on. you only have one chance to make a first impression. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. -whoa! the club is rockin'! dollar jackpot. this morning: people around the country are >>> here we go again. another billion-dollar jackpot. people across the country are buying their tickets. >>> and a tech titan hits the streets. the issue at stake and how to fix the city's homelessness problem. >>> a suspicious house fire in san jose, they got a handle on the flames just a few hours ago. >> we are there live with what we know so. >> reporter: you can see how badly damaged it is after this early morning fire you can see joinstn with the san jose police apartment and fire department is underway. they say it is a suspicious fire. it broke out at about 1 am. and there was heavy smoke and flames time that firefighters arrived on sc

dc united getting the victory. that is your play of the day. >>> just hours after the police department came under fire for the hiring practices the mayor announcing an abrupt change in policy. >>> and and arson investigation is underway. i spoke with the woman who lives in this house to she thinks did it coming up. >>> and let's go outside. once again. a beauty shot, from our photographer giving us this beautiful shot of some of the traffic moving on the bay bridge. you are watching news this morning. years of drought, millions of dead trees, extreme winds, and leading scientists say there will be even more dangerous fires in the years ahead. our weather is becoming more extreme, and we all need to work together to keep our neighborhoods safe. i'm lisa veliz waweru from pg&e. at pg&e, we are accelerating our forest management work in high fire-threat areas, removing dead trees, trimming branches and creating 12-foot safety clearances around power lines. as part of our community wildfire safety program, ing 24-houl

dc united are now unbeaten in eight games. they are on course for the play—offs.t game last night. he said the atmosphere was incredible. they love wayne rooney on the team and he has had a generosity to the younger players on the team, coming in and captaining the team and he has taken the city by storm. some other british players who have gone over did not get involved in their communities but wayne rooney is much loved in this town. when you come, we will have dinner with him! hello. most of us ended the day of a final note. it will be clear and chilly for most of us overnight. a little rain on the way but not a lot thatis little rain on the way but not a lot that is heading to western scotland and northern ireland but not until late in the night. this weather front will bring the cloud and rain to the north—west. elsewhere, high pressure is driving the weather and we will see the clearer skies and chilly conditions this evening and overnight. let's look at the forecast. you can see the clear skies in many parts of the country, the winds freshening by midnight

the former england captain joined washington's dc united in the summer and has been a huge success., but his 12 goals so far this season have played a big part in helping them reach the play—offs. it is pressure for me to come out here and perform. yet, iam it is pressure for me to come out here and perform. yet, i am enjoying having that pressure and i am enjoying playing the games and obviously helping us get to the playoffs. bringing more success in the next couple of weeks for the team, but i am really enjoying it. i think the team are playing really well, playing good football. hopefully that continues. full—back mike brown has been left out of the england squad by eddie jones for saturday's autumn series opener against south africa at twickenham. he's returning home from the training camp in portugal this evening. number eight ben morgan has also been released, leaving bath's zach mercer in position to make his debut against the springboks. lock courtney laws has been ruled out with a back problem. even a kidney stone couldn't stop simone biles as she helped the united states

former england captain and star footballer wayne rooney moved to the us and joined the soccer team, dc united— six months ago katty kay promised to get us an interview. six months on wayne rooney has been speaking to our sports correspondent, natalie pirks about his new life in the american capital. well done her! as england's all—time record goal—scorer, wayne rooney has always played at the highest level. but, at 33 years old, he hasjust taken on his toughest career challenge. right, dc. let's get to work. he told me he is notjust in america for a vacation, though. of course you have people who maybe compare you to other players who have come over here and not done so well. you know, people can make their opinion on you after they see you play. i couldn't really take my foot off the pedal. rooney's arrival has been big news here. when wayne rooney arrived in dc back in late june, the team was in last place in the eastern conference. he was the spark they needed to get on a major run and reach the play—offs. with a basic wage of more than £2 million a year, but with total earnings reportedly

the former england captain joined washington‘s dc united in the summer and has been a huge success.re for me to come out here and perform. i‘m enjoying having that pressure, i‘m enjoying playing the games and obviously helping us get to the play—offs. bringing some more success in the next couple of weeks for the team. but i‘m really enjoying it, i think the team are playing really well and playing great football and hopefully that continues. and you can see more of wayne rooney‘s interview with our sports correspondent natalie pirks in sportsday from six thirty here on the bbc news channel. chelsea coach marco ianni has been fined £6,000 after he admitted an fa improper conduct charge. ?the punishment is a result of his celebrations after ross barkley‘s equaliser against manchester united earlier this month, which sparked a scuffle between players and staff of both teams. ianni and manager maurizio sarri apologised to united boss jose mourinho after the game. england midfielder dele alli has signed a new deal to stay at tottenham until 2024. he‘s the latest player to commit his fut

that was for dc united overnight. it is his tenth goal sincejoining for dc united overnight. tenth goal since joining the major league soccer side injune. he is having a real impact. they were struggling at the wrong end of the table but they are now up to sixth place in the table. usain bolt has turned down a moved to the champions of malta. he was offered a deal but is currently on trial in australia at central coast mariners. bus far he has not been offered a professional contract and the season sta rts professional contract and the season starts on sunday. that is all the sport for now. i will be back later. the international development secretary penny mordaunt has been heckled at a conference about sex abuse in the aid sector. it follows a series of high—profile abuse scandals. one former aid worker — and whistleblower from save the children — confronted the cabinet minister on stage — alleging the government was trying to control women in the sector. naomi grimley reports. it was the scandal that shook the aid sector. this year we learned how some of oxfam's staff had

a brilliant free—kick for dc united overnight. his tenth goal since joining them in june.g end of the table when he joined, but they're now in sixth place in the eastern conference. it was a mixed night for the two british clubs left in the women's champions league. karen carney‘s penalty gave chelsea a 1—0 win in theirfirst leg against fiorentina, but they could've had more goals were it not for an outstanding performance from the italian's goalkeeper. the scottish champions glasgow city are out after losing to barcelona. usain bolt has turned down a move to the champions of malta. valletta fc offered him a two—year deal. the eight time olympic champion is currently on trial at australia's central coast mariners. he scored two goals in a recent pre—season friendly but so far hasn't been offered a contract. their season starts on sunday. tony bellew, the british cruiserweight, says doping tests are having an impact on his current training camp. bellew is an outspoken critic of drug cheats and has called for tougher sanctions. but he says he's had to provide five samples in

he's playing brilliantly for his new club, dc united in america's mls.ncluded this brilliant quadruple save in the final stages. elsewhere, glasgow city were battered 5—0 by barcelona. amazing, isn't it? thierry henry has been presented as the new manager of french side monaco. the former arsenal striker also started his playing career with the south of france club, and he'll have to hit the ground running as monaco are currently in the bottom three of ligue 1. henry was quick to point out the influence that arsene wenger had on him as he embarks on his own managerial career. arsene unlocked a lot of stuff in my mind, you know? made me understand what it was to be a professional, what it was to perform. i will never forget that. you guys know the relationship i had with him so it goes without saying i will always carry some of the stuff that he was doing, obviously, as i said, and as i always say, you learn from people, that they inspire you. thierry henry there. earlier this week, ronnie o'sullivan complained johanna konta is through to the quarter—fina

and now we have heard from former united captain wayne rooney who joined the mls side dc united earliernd that the players need to do better, they need to stand up and be counted. but not everyone agrees. just last night, the former blackburn and celtic striker chris sutton said it was mourinho needs to date most of the blame. they beat leicester on the opening day, fortunate with that, lost to brighton and spurs, beat burnley, did 0k against watford, and then wolves were better than united, derby were better, west ham. they have hardly been tested all season and they were lucky to get away with it at newcastle. as a whole, mourinho is not the right man to take united forward. 15 minutes should not paper over the cracks and when he has behaved this season. it been appalling. some strong words from chris sutton. england women continue their preparations for next year's world cup tonight, with a friendly against australia at craven cottage. australia are ranked sixth in the world, against england's third, so they'll offer another good test for the lionesses. it is gonna be a real physical

that simply wasn't true v and it violated the code of conduct for the united states judges as a sitting judge on the court for the dc circuit. his own words undercut judge kavanaughassertion that a left-wing conspiracy is. out to get him. and i were deeply moving testimony, doctor ford said, and i quote, i thought it was my duty to relay the information i have about esther kavanaughconduct so that those considering the nomination would know about this assault. she went on i hope was that it would be sufficient to allow the senate to consider mr. kavanaugh serious misconduct without having toam make myself, my famy or anyone's family folder bubbled the personal attack that we have faced since my name became public. she wasn't motivated by revenge on anybody's behalf. she had no part in any opposition. she wasn't fueled by pent-up anger or resentment. if she could only wha let the president know what kavanaugh did to her she would choose someone else. but he attacked and tried to turn her honest effort to into something of a dark and ugly ambush. and the conspiracy seeking to irail his nomination. in fact, when the se

united states. he chose to base himself in washington, dc where all the political lobbying and networking takes places his proximity to american power and the fear that saudis perhaps had that he had some leverage and influence or some ins and contacts with those in power in the united states that made him become such a figure of suspicion? he had been inside the saudi governance, as you mentioned, at times in the past. he obviously had turned against the saudi government, was quite critical of the saudi government and that was why he had to position himself inside the united states. the saudis are focused on their relationship with the united states, it is the most important that they have. we are not allies but we are strong security parties and the saudis care about what the us thinks. and the washington post is even more influential now than it was in the past and the saudis obviously bristle at any criticism. it has been the hallmark of mohammad bin salman, the crown prince. the outrageous house arrest of the prime minister of lebanon by the saudi crown prince. the outrageous house arrest of sau

judge ginsburg is a senior circuit judge of the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. the seat of our government. the dc circuit is often referred to as the second most powerful court in the united states, second only to the united states supreme court. he was appointed to the court in 1986 by president ronald reagan. it is interesting that in the recent decades, more supreme court justices have been nominated from the dc circuit than any other single source. for example, the late justice scalia, justice ruth bader ginsburg, no relation to our speaker today. justice thomas, and chief justice roberts. the first justice to be nominated by president trump, neil gorsuch, was a student of doug ginsburg. he graduated from the latin school in chicago in 1963 and attended cornell university for 2 years. he told me he was studying classics and english -- in english and was heading in the direction of a phd and a career in education. he realized he did not want to be a professor. he left cornell and together with two friends from harvard, these three young men way back then, founded the first computer dating serv

and really, i vote for joe donnelly is a vote to adjourn the united states senate into a center of resistance in washington dc i have a message, on behalf of hoosiers, on behalf of myself, and on behalf of the president and conservatives everywhere. it's time to vote no on joe donnelly. it's time to send mike braun to the united states senate from the great state of indiana. [applause] i mean, the choice in this election couldn't be more clear. the choice in this election couldn't be more clear the candidates for the united states senate that president trump and i are fighting for every day, real results for hoosiers, unprecedented obstruction in the united states senate, a choice between prosperity or progress, a choice of moving america forward are taking our country back. i mean, think about it. joe donnelly's party wants open borders, they want to abolish ice, they want government run health care, they want social -- they want socialized medicine. his party repealed creating jobs and opportunity all across the state of indiana. the truth is, if his party takes charge on capitol hill, their entire agenda i

dc. and senator, for god's sake, the president of the united states, we have the best economy, it is growingter today than all of barack obama. so for you to make a statement that he thinks he hit a triple but he was standing on third, i think he's right because this economy is growing at a tremendous rate, much more than previously. and i think it's because of the decisions and policies he has set forth. and again, it is putting people act in their pockets, because -- back in their pockets, because ultimately let's not forget, it's not washington's money, it's the american people's money. they know what is best for their dollars. i would encourage more tax cuts in the future. if we have the ability to do it, i would encourage it. they know best. washington is horrible at american taxes. moderator: it is widely predicted that this tax bill, and this is across partisan lines, that the tax law that was enacted will raise the national debt by about $1 trillion. do you see that as a problem, if so why, if not why not, and if it was a problem, how would you address it? senator carper. sen. carper

dc home. and, florida office of former dnc chair be brought to justice. >> acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of amera. can agine the intense search now underway to find out who is behind these suspicious packages. kpix5's julie watts is live outside fbi fed quarters in san francisco with the clue that could give the suspect away. julie? >> reporter: that's right ken. you know, it was in the fbi offices behind me they solved the unibomber case back in the 90s and certainly the fbi's arsenal has come a long way since then. but they will use some of the same techniques and a few new ones to track down the suspect. >> if you go back and look at the unibomb, these things were really taped up, and some of that is done purposely so when you tear the package open, you activate the detonation device. >> reporter: security analyst jeff harp worked on the unibomber case in the 90s . while there doesn't appear to be an excessive amount of tape on this envelope, the stamps are something they should look out for. >> it is unnecessary stamps. why didn't they go and get the package weighed and pay the proper amount?

dc. >> it is unconscionable that after we watched what happened in europe in 2015 the united states congressnot stepped up to close the loopholes and manipulation taking place in our asylum system. everybody in the caravan who's coming know full well that as they get to the us and ask for asylum they will be given a court date sometime down the line, they can disappear for years, maybe never show up and taxpayers are supposed to pay unlimited amounts of money to go running around trying to find them. then you have the democratic party that says anybody who wasn't a violent felon or murderer or terrorist shouldn't be deported. many don't want any resources to go to find some so the illegal population continues to swell, asylum becomes the method of choice to get around border enforcement. people are getting into that caravan because they know what to expect on the other side. the trumpet ministration is dealing with two hands tied behind its back because congress failed to deliver the goods, build a wall, interior enforcement, asylum reform, mandatory detention, speedy process, 72 hours, any

cameron in this correspondence with benjamin butler, that is coming from dc there are union armies in the field spread all over the united states and cameron does not have effective control over everybody in the field. not all union commanders are following these orders. some commanders george mcclellan for one, for a long time were returning slaves to their masters when masters came to union army can't. hugh stickel to sherman. there is a gap between policy and enforcement going on as well. if you look at the black press one of the things that it's filled with are outraged stories about the leak from union army camps about fugitive slaves who were returned to their masters. there are some pieces of federal policy that seemed to indicate conservatism on slavery. at the same time, republicans in 1862 are pressing home and antislavery agenda. dc emancipation happens in the spring of 1861. lincoln starts to work on a plan to start emancipation , a process of gradual emancipation in the border states. why is sequence -- so concerned and want to start a graduate? want to push them into the confederacy? was he thinking? one of

united states. >> bring in tiffany cross, co-founder and managing author of the site dc, amy and michelle will be joining us, as well. michelle and amy are both msnbc contributors. just a short time ago, this was released. >> as of this moment, they deny it and deny it vehemently. could it be them? yes. >> jared, your son-in-law has got on the phone and asked the prince, did he -- did he deny it? >> they deny it. they deny it every way you can imagine. in the not too distant future, i think we'll know an answer. can't help but hear an echo there to the president's comments denying the election meddling in the u.s. >> i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. i can tell you that president putin was extremely strong and powerful in his denial today. >> we'll get back to that split screen in a second. but this has been a tough, to say the least week for folks in "the washington post" news room, tough week for journalists. your reaction to what you heard there from the president on 60 minutes? >> when has he ever acknowledged an unc

country typically, putting aside the pentagon and the things here in our dc area, a lot of our bases are in rural parts of the unitedstates for good reason. one of the things we can do with those facilities with gsa buildings, with the tops of those buildings and the ability to bring economical clues where to date have said they aren't worth it. >> perfect, the gentleman in the back and then i have a question for you. >> thank you. you had talked about american leadership in this technology space and the importance of it going forward and then we've had this conversation today about the privacy people and people's privacy and data concerns. to the extent that data and information drive innovation for a lot of these companies, there's a potential that legislation or standards in a way handcuffs the ability of these organizations to get that information to drive innovation and there are certain other countries in the world china, for example, where their companies are going to have population over a billion and not be hampered by human right concerns, so i'm curious, are there any specific commerce policy ideas for ho

united states. and silicon valley companies. >> represents the kind of future economy. that saudi arabia needs to create. >> the center or international studies in washington dc says he knew khashoggi. and the two attinended lunches. he says news of the murder does have companies rethinking their relationship with the kingdom. uber ceo announcing he will not attend the high profile saudi future investment initiative conference. the "new york times" and cnbc pulling out too. >> you're in a business environment. i don't want to be in a place where there's killings. >> as for the u.s. government severing economic ties with the king tom. that's unlikely. president trump says the kingdom buys $110 billion worth of equipment from the u.s. in addition the kingdom is a critical alley against neighboring iran. >> u.s. has a very broad and deep relationship with saudi arabia. that's nott the destruction hurricaneleft behin. you can see in the drone video. high winds just shredded homes. the storm really hit the florida panhandle the hardest. mexico beach. appear to be pretty much gone. crews are continuing to search for survivors by air and ground. 13 people have been confirmed kil

united states and want to be kept by japan. we do not display the originals, they are in the national archive in washington dc, and the war museumo. we also have a replica of one of macarthur's hints, he used six of them to sign -- he used six pens to sign the documents. he did this for a very simple reason, one that we actually still to this day, if you look at lawmakers when they sang important bills, what do you want to do afterward? to give the pens away as souvenirs. following the last furniture, macarthur said simply, these closed.ngs are to give a signal and above the missouri, over 1000 allied aircraft flew information. from the beginning of the --emony at 9: to the bit 9:02 a.m. to the end, 19 minutes. that was all it took the end the bloodiest conflict in history. ♪ >> now we are back on the uss missouri, we have now come to recognize this part of the ship for an event that happened on world war ii, a touching event that tells you a lot about the ship and its crew, particularly its commanding officer. in the battle that walking now a -- the battle of talking a walk, the missouri underwent a kamikaze attack. come becaus

united states needs. i have succeeded because of who i am and who i am not. leadership and integrity are in short supply in washington dcand i've got what it takes to best represent wyoming. moderator: the first question is from kristin. >> do you believe the incendiary rhetoric of today's political climate is hindering the ability of the country to engage in our government? sen. mccaskill: it is a big -- sen. barrasso: is a big problem and it's about civility. it's not an issue of bipartisanship, because we are passing bipartisan legislation. i was with the president in the white house, democrat senators, republican senators, he passed a bill that she signed a bill the past the senate 99-1. civility,tandpoint of we can do much better, but these are criminal acts. the front page of the laramie paper today talks about the arrest of somebody who broke laramie latte republican headquarters. we've heard about the bombs that went off. this people need to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. the incendiary rhetoric is not great for our country. we do a lot of stuff on social media. it's incredible, the personal attack

dc. it should be about the people here at home. as far as the president, if there were policies that are serving the interests of the united states,or example, bringing home the remains of korean war veterans from korea, i am fully supportive of that. even the newly negotiated act states,a, the united mexico, canada act, there is benefit to that. most farmers i talked to were affected by that, think it is a step in the right direction. i am not an ideologue. i'm a practical person who wants to work on bipartisan solutions , solutions that will benefit the people here in this district. at the end of the day, i think that is what voters want. they want representatives that will work hard on their behalf and make sure their voices heard -- voice is heard and their interests are represented. but is exactly why i am running. janelle: thank you. congressman perry. mr. perry: i hope it will be a referendum on, has your life improved in the last two years? the market is up 7000 points, employment up, opportunity up, wages rising hostages coming bed tradetting out of -- bad trade deals. this is all good news. people in this district will h