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so diane, let me see if i get this. another democrat, a congresswoman from california, no less, forwards a july letter to you containing a completely unsubstantiated claim that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh while in high school tried to force himself on another high school student almost 40, i said 40 years ago. kavanaugh for anyone who even cares has categorically and unequivocally denied the allegation. so why are we just hear being this now? diane, when you get the letter, what do you do to make sure it's real? that the person is even real? given the penchant to buy fake dossiers and make up facts and collude with the media to sabotage even the president of the united states, forgive me if i think it's all hogwash. okay. you say quote the individual strongly requested confidentialality, declined to come forward or press the matter further. and i honored that decision. diane, you honored that decision. did you even speak to this alleged person? did you meet with her, talk with her, interview her. did you ask h

senator diane feinstein had a letter from ford detailing the allegations back in july. but she chose not to share it with the f.b.i. or to raise it in 32 hours of public hearings and of course, one hour of a private meeting with kavanaugh, so why? well, this all has the whiff of a political smear masquerading as sexual assault allegation, one that 36 years later, let's face it, cannot either be proven or disproven. it is impossible to prove a negative and questioning mrs. ford and brett kavanaugh on this matter, it is unlikely to reveal anything new, but still this afternoon, judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley announced he's calling a hearing a week from today, giving both kavanaugh and mrs. ford, an opportunity to be heard. but think about this for a moment. to furnish democrats with another big talk for the divisive circus, may actually be a mistake for republicans. democrats have been salivating for another clarence thomas, anita hill spectacle to use against republicans in the fall and maybe get more female voters while they're at it. here is minority leade

diane feinstein should be ashamed of herself. what we have witnessed is not only disgusting and repulsive, has beneath the office she serve. every good person in california should be appalled by the actions of this unethical senator after pronouncing the anonymous allegation against kavanaugh, professor ford's name and story quickly leaked to the press. she felt like she was going to tell a story herself. up to that point there were only two parties who knew about professor ford's allegation. you do the math. it's pretty obvious, it was clearly kwroeu have an alleged survivor of second wall assault, despite what she said were her wishes to remain private. democratic senator sheldon white house, he's blaming professor ford tonight for the leak. take a look. >> the best i can tell, dr. ford had told sufficient people in her circle who might have told others that press in california began to ask her questions and follow her around. and the story then came through "the washington post" where she had originally -- dr. ford had origina

diane: this is an interesting aspect of it. millennials were the hgedest hit ration and people belittle them more than they believe in them.a this ineration that has the overhang of student debt. they did get to be the most d educated aerse generation -- weve ever produced, ve ever produced, which is wonderful, but they do that at a price. they have a lot of student debt, thwhich makes it harder fo to get a home. we have had a loss of supply of homes. one of the ripple efof the meisis, people did not repair and keep up their we have older stock of existing homes, and there is not as many existing hes for people to buy in the entry-level market. when they do, th put a lot of money into upgrading it, because it wasn't worth it to invest in a home that was falling in value. jane: in your diary that you kept of when lehman brothers collapsed, you said there was no plan b. is there one now, or could this stilhappen again? diane: we will have some other will it happen in the same way? no, but it will be another crisis. the question i

diane feinstein should be ashamed of herself. what we have witnessed is not only disgusting and repulsive, has beneath the office she serve. every good person in california should be appalled by the actions of this unethical senator after pronouncing the anonymous allegation against kavanaugh, professor ford's name and story quickly leaked to the press. she felt like she was going to tell a story herself. up to that point there were only two parties who knew about professor ford's allegation. you do the math. it's pretty obvious, it was clearly kwroeu have an alleged survivor of second wall assault, despite what she said were her wishes to remain private. democratic senator sheldon white house, he's blaming professor ford tonight for the leak. take a look. >> the best i can tell, dr. ford had told sufficient people in her circle who might have told others that press in california began to ask her questions and follow her around. and the story then came through "the washington post" where she had originally -- dr. ford had origina

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diane, thank you so much for your presentation -- for all four of your presentations. this is -- this is just exciting. this is wonderful. i just can't tell you how wonderful it is to have had such a great team to -- to bring this to us in half the time the original document. >> only you and i know that. >> and we were so fortunate to have you leading the team, along with rudy and janice and our subcommittee cochairs and just the phenomenal group of people that came together to come up with 161 recommendations of which they agreed on 160 of them. that is just unheard of in effect sfr. so i just want to thank everybody for all of the time that they've spent because of their love for the waterfront and their love for san francisco, and all that this beautiful waterfront has to offer. and so it's only going to get better, and so we really appreciate all that everyone does. thank you. with that, all in favor? [voting] >> resolution 18-45 has been approved. >> clerk: item 11-b, informationate presentation on the fisherman's wharf community benefit district retail strategy p

i'm diane . >> good morning, i'm diane macedo. >> you're in for yourself?ny. >> a busy day ahead, emergency preparations are under way from alabama to louisiana as tropical storm gordon heads for fal fall. >> voters are headed to the poll polls. >> social media withdraw was felt all over the world. facebook apps went dark for a while, instagram, messenger and facebook itself during a network glitch. people found a way to buzz over former vice president joe biden literally running at a ha bore day parade in pittsburgh. wide isn't fought ruling out running for the white house again. sources say he'll decide by january. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, september 4th. january. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> well, good morning to you, hi diane macedo is here with us. good morning, everybody. yes. >> hi, everybody! good to be back. thank you very much. >> it's as if you were here every day. >> you don't miss me? >> i have this photo of you, this 8 x 10 you left in my

kendis, diane?s have been closed in those areas, victor, thank you. gordon will be dumping a huge amount of rain as it moves northwest. >> accuweather's paul williams is tracking that storm for us. good morning. >> we are expecting significant downpours now that gordon has made his impact and moving and pushing and muscling his way throughout portions of the magnolia state and expected to target going into portions of arkansas. the complication is damaging winds and moderate threat of flooding and tornados. some of the outer bands of this system will give the opportunity of severe thunderstorms and tornados. massive travel delays, a possible 12-inch dumping of rain and flooding from little rock down towards jackson, mississippi. impact here, risk to lives and property, at least a moderate risk throughout mississippi going into arkansas. kendis, diane? >> little geography there. mississippi being the magnolia state from paul. >> now we know. >> stumped me. >> thanks, paul. >>> let's turn now to presi

. >> diane feinstein had the letter for six weeks. according to her doctor for did not want to be named publicly. why didn't democrats demand a closed door hearing before this was leaked out and became public? keith ellison is accused of domestic abuse and although he denies at the wall street journal says the allegations of sexual abuse can be a politicized weapon. >> that is a danger here and it is also very dangerous to make -- say someone makes an allegation that cannot be substantiated because it kind of colors the entire process, it colors and determines the way justice cavanagh will be perceived as he sits on the court if his nomination goes through. this is the most extraordinary of situations. this is beyond anita hill. i really do believe in the long run it will be in brett kavanaugh's interest to have doctor ford testify. if his nomination is pushed through, if republicans can get the votes they need without having substantial democratic support there will always be a cloud hanging over him and i don't think anybody really

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. >>> and tonight, diane sawyer and sally field. what we never knew. what she endured as a child in her own home, and the strength to carry on. >>> good evening. and we are back from the hurricane tonight, though florence, that storm system, still raging. deadly tornadoes late today. and we'll get to that in a moment. but first, the other breaking story as we come on the air tonight, the accusations involving supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. his accuser ready to the and now judge kavanaugh says he will testify, too, both in front of the american people. that hearing now set for a week from today. just days before the committee was set to vote, his nomination thrown into peril. she says kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school some 35 years ago. this is an image of her from that time. she says at one point she was afraid he would inadvertently kill her. kavanaugh allegedly saying he was not at the party in question. and what the president is now saying tonight. terry moran, who has covered the security for years, leading us o

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.ited states and c are scheduled to resume trade talks here today. here on wall street the banks advanced yesterday. they were offset by losses in health care and many tech companies. drug companies posted some of the biggest losses. the dow fell 12 points, the s&p 500 fell 4 points, and the nasdaq lost 18 points. >>> amazon briefly became just the second publicly traded u.s. company to trade above 1 trillion dollars in market value. it's the latest notch in the belt for the online retailer which started as a bookseller and now sells just about anything. apple is the only other company to reach the trillion-dollar milestone. shares in amazon rose 1.3% yesterday. >>> meanwhile congress will look at foreign interference and alleged political bias on social media today. two congressional hearings are scheduled. in testimony released before the house hearing, twitter ceo jack dorsey said the company isn't biased against republicans or democrats. dorsey said twitter doesn't use political ide

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and also a point to me the fact diane feinstein looked at this and issued a press statement and took it to the fbi suggests to me that there is some there there. if this were a frivolous matter, you know, some might say, well, it goes back to high school, how serious can it be? diane feinstein and her staff thought this was serious enough to bring to the fbi and go to it white house and make a public statement about it. i think this is something that she takes seriously but suggests all of us should be taking seriously. >> barbara mccade and jill winebanks thank you for starting our discussion tonight. >>> and the latest on hurricane florence, and president trump is dinooi denying the deaths from the hurricane in puerto rico. rom th hurricane in puerto rico i'm ken jacobus, i'm the owner of good start packaging. we distribute environmentally-friendly packaging for restaurants. and we've grown substantially. so i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. whic

. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with president trump taking aim at the mystery writer behind that blistering "the new york times" op-ed. >> overnight the president warned his supporters in montana about what he called deep state operatives threatening democracy. abc's emily rau has the latest from washington. emily, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, terrell and diane. at least ten top officials have publicly denied penning that op-ed and the president is demanding "the new york times" reveal the author. >> is it subversion? is it treason? it's a horrible thing. >> reporter: during a rally in montana thursday night president trump venting to supporters. >> for the sake of our national security, "the new york times" should publish his name at once. >> reporter: but the author of that op-ed whom "the times" calls a senior administration official is still unknown. in it the writer describes president trump as impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective saying members of the administration are protectin

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. it was certainly a rowdy first day on capitol hill and more fireworks expected today. plus, we'll hear the president's pick for the supreme court actually answering questions from senators on that committee for the first time. the senate judiciary committee has yet to ask judge brett kavanaugh a question, but day one of his supreme court confirmation hearings set the stage for a contentious week ahead. >> a nomination of -- >> mr. chairman -- >> -- brett kavanaugh. >> mr. chairman, we believe this hearing should be postponed. >> reporter: democrats trying to end proceedings before they even began and protesters shouting interruptions for hours. >> this is a travesty of justice. >> reporter: by the day's end capitol police arresting 70 people. at one point kavanaugh's young daughters removed from the room. >> these people are so out of line, they shouldn't even be allowed in the doggone room. >> reporter: democrats signaling that starting today they plan to press kavanaugh on issues ra

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. the u.s.canada continue to try and work out an updated version of the north american free trade agreement, and the trump administration is expected to add a 25% import tax on china today. china says it will retaliate. >>> the dow rose 20 points, the s&p 500 rose 10 points, and the nasdaq slunk 72 points. >>> today they're expected to show employers added 191,000 jobs. now yesterday the labor department reported that 203,000 people applied for jobless benefits last week. that marks the lowest level since december of 1969. >>> ford is recalling some 203 million pickup trucks because of a possible fire with seatbelts between 2015 and 2018. ford says it knows of 17 incidents involving seatbelt pretensioners. the system works in tandem with airbags and involves an skploes everybody charge that locks seatbelts in place. there have been nearly two dozen reports of smoke or fire. >>> a hacker broke into the british airways website last month stealing customers' data for two weeks. nearly 400,000 b.a.

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abc's diane sawyer -- who else?ause ] so extraordinarily honest. >> extraordinary and for all the power she has on screen and we watch her, and her colleagues have called her a genius, we never knew until this book which she wrote herself, the small victories she had to win every day. >> reporter: it's hard to imagine a sunnier american face. you're looking at a tape from 54 years ago. an unknown teenager in a kind of audition. >> when i go to the beach, unless there's boys there or my boyfriend, then it's not any fun. i'm just by myself. >> reporter: she remembers the moment she won the part of the impossibly innocent tv girl next door, gich et. >> you see me, gidget. >> reporter: she braved it, she couldn't really surf. >> it wasn't a big swell, but it was a swell nonetheless. >> reporter: and of course, the next thing we knew, she was the flying nun strapped in a harness. >> anyway, i'm not going to give up. >> we could see the wires. that's all i'll say. >> gee, the illusion is ruined. >> reporter: but today, at

good morning, diane. >> good morning.ministration has reportedly invited chinese officials to a new round of trade talks. the u.s. is preparing to impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. according to "wall street journal," treasury secretary steven mnuchin issued the invitation for talks in the coming weeks. the american chamber of commerce and shanghai say two-thirds of companies in china say they've been hurt by the tariff war. >>> worries about the trump administration's trade policy prompted some businesses to hold off or scale back capital investment plans. in its latest survey of business conditions across the country, the federal reserve found most remain optimistic about the company, but as trump administration policies are pushing costs higher for manufactured goods. >>> stocks finished mixed yesterday, the dow rose 27 points. the s&p 500 added a point while the tech and nasdaq off 18. >>> the u.s. has appeared to reclaim the title of top global oil producer. the u.s., quote, likely surpassed russi

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. u.s.canadian trade negotiators resume talks today to redraft the north american free-trade agreement. negotiators met yesterday in washington for the fourth set of talks but have yet to resolve major issues, including canada's high dairy tariffs. they reached a preliminary deal with mexico last month designed to shift more auto production to the u.s. the president is looking to exclude canada from a deal if necessary. >>> an wall street, the banking sector made gains. >>> goldman sachs, jp morgan chase finished around 3%. overall stocks finished mixed yesterday. the dow jumped 158 points, finishing at its highest close since january. s.a.p. gained 3 and nasdaq lost 6 points. >>> they want a jury to throw out a $189 million award to a man who said his fertilizer left him with cancer. in court documents, they failed johnson failed to prove roundup caused his lymph foama. he's a former school groundskeeper. they said last month they should have provided a label warning of potential health haz

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.resident trump sounded off on the fed's latest move saying he's not happy that they raised interest rates again. but the federal reserve hiked its key interest rate by a quarter point yesterday. it's the third rate hike this year. another hike is expected before year's end. fed chairman jerome powell said the economy is strong, unemployment is low and wages are up. later the president complained that the rate increases could stifle his efforts to boost the economy through tax cuts and deregulation. mr. trump told reuters, i should be given some help by the fed. powell's response, quote, we don't consider political factors or things like that. >>> stocks on wall street finished lower. the dow fell 106 points. the s&p lost 9. the nasdaq gave up 17 points. >>> president trump said he's so frustrated with ongoing trade talks with canada he rejected a meeting with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. speaking in new york yesterday, the president said he's unhappy with the canadian negoti

good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.he trump administration will reportedly announce some $200 billion worth of tariffs on chinese imports as early as today. according to the "wall street journal," the import tax will probably be about 10%. if the u.s. moves forward with the tariffs, china has said it will retaliate and may refuse to participate in proposed trade talks with the u.s. later this month. all eyes on wall street will be in the next move in the trade dispute between the u.s. and china. the lobster industry is already getting pinched by the u.s./china trade war. chir china china is tch the lobsters. >>> and trade war has kept the markets flat friday. the dow rose 8 points. s&p 500 virtually unchanged, adding less than a point. and the nasdaq lost 3 points. >>> the biggest threat from hurricane florence continues to be flooding, but too many americans living in flood zones remain without flood insurance. and hard-hit north carolina, just 35% of at-risk properties had flood insurance. in south carolina, about 65%

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good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie.re preparing for the approach of tropical storm gordon, and that is sending u.s. oil prices higher this morning. west texas intermediate crude futures are topping $70 a barrel. all production at refining operations are being secured, and several oil production platforms have been evacuated ahead of the storm. the coast guard warns that the port of new orleans gulf post may be forced to close because of the storm. >>> talks between the u.s. and canada to revamp the north american free trade agreement are expected to resume this week. a friday deadline came and went without a deal. president trump says he wants an agreement december 1st, but said there's no political necessity to include canada in a new pact. the u.s. and mexico have already reached a preliminary agreement. aflcio president richard trumka said over the weekend a deal needs to include canada and the president has hurt workers more than he's helped. in response, mr. trump said, quote, it's easy to see why unions are doing

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this water is rising just as quick, john. >> diane, thanks so much. i saw some blue transformer explosions here in wilmington while you were speaking. i have had to hold on here in the last few minutes as the wind gusts get above 75 miles per hour and approaching 90, we understand, in the next few minutes. diane, i am having a hard time hearing you, but please tell us if you are still on with me how high the water is at this moment, and the concerns about how long it may stay that high because this won't get better for sometime, i understand. >> reporter: yeah, john, we are looking in the immediate several days, but in the extended period we are looking at more than a week of this. they are not sure how to estimate it because we are still going through it. just into this morning, we were looking at ten feet here on certain spots of this additional surge coming into the sound and come into the river. when we were in downtown new bern, as the streets began flooding we had to get out of there roughly around 11:00 p.m. because we had nowhere else to go an

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diane, kendis? >> a critical 57 days ahead for the election. emily, thank you. >>> and kim jong-un's show of force to celebrate his nation'sr part of his arsenal. his nuclear missiles were nowhere to be seen. president trump called that a positive step. meanwhile, dancers put on a show for the crowd of 150,000, featuring scenes from the country's history and recent images of negotiations with the south. >>> time now for a look at your weather for this monday morning. as we take a look at the radar you can see what's left of tropical storm gordon dumping rain along the east coast. parts of washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia and new york are getting the worst of it. dozens of people were stranded as heavy rain flooded shops and restaurants in alexandria, virginia. emergency crews used boats to rescue several people. at least one person was injured. parts of the south, texas, are also bracing for possible flooding today. >>> coming up, see what work crews just dug up beneath an old theater in italy. >>> and also ahead, the boy who organized

. >> and i'm diane macedo. we begin with breaking news of a wildfire erupting on both sides of a highway in california. >> drivers forced to ditch their vehicles and overnight the fire was 0% contained. these dramatic images came in overnight. these tractor trailers burned. only a shell is remaining. the drivers flee to escape the flames burning on both sides of interstate 5 between redding and mt. shasta. >> we can't stay right here. look at that side just caught on fire. we cannot stay right here. >> reporter: this woman was frantic realizing the hillside is on fire. the flames were racing toward them. >> we can't stay right here, baby. oh, my god. it's so close. so close. please. we got to walk. >> reporter: the fast-moving flames forced crews to shut down the highway in both directions overnight with mandatory evacuations nearby. the fire is also threatening high voltage power lines. >> check this out. holy freaking heck. this is horrible. oh, my goodness. >> and that fire has spread to more than 5,000 acre

diane king hall is here with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning.ina imposed a new round of tariffs this morning. china accused the u.s. of engaging in, quote, trade bullyism. the u.s. imposed import taxes on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. china tact $60 billion worth of u.s. products on top of import tax imposed on $50 billion worth of each other's goods earlier this year. economists warn it will hurt both economies. talks last month produced no progress. china canceled mid level trade talks with the u.s. and no others have been set. >>> saudi arabia ruled out any increase in production of oil. the benchmark price reached $80 a barrel mainly to a decline in oil exports. last week president trump demanded that opec take action on oil supply levels. stock finished mixed on friday. the dow closed at its second all-time high, up 86 points. the s&p fell a point. and the nasdaq dropped 41. >>> you may have noticed airline seats are getting smaller and smaller and now congress is laing o step in. require the federal aviation set new minimum seat req

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie.ard to negotiate a trade deal when the united states is, quote, holding a knife to its neck. when asked when trade talks can restart completely, a chinese official said it depends on the will of the u.s. >>> stocks on wall street were mixed yesterday. industrials and banks suffered some of the worst losses. in the end the dow fell 181 points. the s&p 500 lost 10, while the nasdaq gained 6. >>> the two-day federal reserve board of governors meeting begins today. the fed is expected to announce the third interest rate hike this year. the potential that the growing trade dispute may slow the economy may force the fed to slow the schedule of rate hikes. >>> employers who offer family medical leave to workers earning up to $72,000 a year are eligible for tax credits under the new tax law. the tax credits available to employers for leave paid this year and next as part of the $1.5 trillion tax cut deal president trump signed into law in december. >>> the co-founders of the photo and video-sh

she would speak directly with me or with my secretary diane holt. since anita hill and diane holt had been with me at the department of education, they were fairly close personally, and i believe they occasionally socialized together. i would also hear about her through linda jackson then linda lambert whom both anita hill and i met at the department of education, and i would hear of her from my friend gil. throughout the time that anita hill worked with me, i treated her as i treated my other special assistants. i tried to treat them all cordially, professionally, and respectfully. and i tried to support them in their endeavors and be interested in and supportive of their success. i had no reason or -- i have no reason or basis to believe that my relationship with anita hill was anything but this way until the fbi visited me a little more than two weeks ago. i find it particularly troubling that she never raised any hint that she was uncomfortable with me. she did not raise or mention it when considering moving with me to eeoc from the department o

diane got extended a few more years. that in order to make sense of all of this you will have to look at the space, the domain in an entirely different way. this is where i was starting to using the same techniques developed, i was developing -- how do you analyze massive amounts of software and make sense of it? had you build high-quality systems that have security built-in? that, we had a special program for this. we were going out to those organizations across the entirety of nsa and actually analyzing and to end and from within the entire program in terms of culture, management, and technology. in my case, i was looking across millions of lines of code, the very engine of the digital age. -- i know wehen are about to transition. this is the critical. we will discuss in earnest. this is where i first their programs. was -- ad that this number of others were hidden. thing butdoing their they were doing it to support the actual analysts. they made sense of all of this. so, i wanted to meet them. i wanted to meet the tea

diane, terrell?ng the campaign trail for candidates in california, ohio, illinois and pennsylvania. he's targeting areas where the president is vulnerable. first stop for president obama, cleveland next thursday. >>> officials in both north and south korea say kim jong un is formally committed to denuclearization of the north. however, kim says he's frustrated the rest of the world hasn't acknowledged the steps he's already taken. the delegation from the south just met with the north korean leader. kim says he still trusts president trump. >>> new details on the scallop fight that led to this battle in the english channel. it has met a more peaceful solution. last week they had a bit of a game of chicken. the french were upset that they couldn't fish in the area year round while the brits can. uk vessels will now be subject to the same restrictions. it is all under european union rules. >> i'll take my boat and ram into yours. >> exactly. >>> attorney general jeff sessions says he'll meet with state