, the dorms i lived in 40 years ago is still there. >> law enforcement shortages. rammell: law enforcement shortages, the laws have to be enforced, maintain the proper level. i'm not aware there's a major shortage, find me and my friends. [laughter] >> i'm not aware of law enforcement shortage. when i am elected i will get a committee together, committees for each county and they can assess the law enforcement needs of the police department and sheriffs department within each county and we can evaluate how best to assist them. >> i am hoping we don't get much more law enforcement in the highway patrol during this campaign because i need to drive fast to get places. >> it is an issue and we need to look at where our comparative wages are and if there are ways to improve systems of improvement. >> gravely hunting. >> growing up on ocean lake and hunter all the time into boys, loved it and it wasn't so bad. there were not that many grizzlies there but going fishing around ring lake or horse creek or the yellowstone it is dangerous. a 12gauge shotgun, those grizzlies d

sources say deborah ramirez stood by her claim that kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm room partyshe reportedly gave the agents a list of witnesses to corroborate her story. so far attorneys for christine blasey ford say she has not been contacted by the fbi. ford has already testified at length about her allegations that kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. >>> fired fbi director james comey believes the fbi is up to the task despite the time constraint and divisive political climate. in "the new york times," comey criticized putting a seven-day clock on the kavanaugh investigation but he did say agents could quickly interview scores of people and follow leads unless they're limited by the trump administration. comey said one week to find facts is better than no investigation at all and he added that it's not as hard as republicans hope it would be. >>> the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren acknowledging that she is seriously thinking about taking on president trump in 2020. warren was asked about a possible white house run during a town hall meeti

i've been in college for barely three months and i'm on lock down from a shooting directly above my dorm. i was a senior in high school and heard about the shooting and today i'm a freshman at the universityf utah and now i'm on lockdown. l classest the university of utah have been cancelled for the day. just last month a ex-convict pleaded guilty to killing a o universi utah student that was from china. now back to you. >> all ght, angie, thank you. >>> within a week we could know the results ofonhe investiga into the culture of the university of maryland football program. toda the board of regents will have a second meeting to discuss the findings and to make changes. the report is expected to be released to the public in the next week. the latest investigation comes after the death of jdan mcnair that collapsed on the field in may and died weeks later. >> a chance to win the game, blocked. game over. >> if you're up, you probably didn't stay up to see the washington sports teams in their lateat night ups out west. clutch in overtime 125-124. morris lead the night with 28 points for hi

it immediately was turned into dorms.we lived next to the dorms for the last -- i don't even count however many years which created a bunch of problems for us. we never complained. we lived with it as it was. we had a proposal in 2015 i believe one it a first draft was sent to us. it was obvious to us instead of just -- it is turning into a bigger dorm. weighted 10-15 students living next to us and i'm afraid that this will be even larger crowds living next. so with that, with the first draft and the first drawings, we were granted or it was requested -- it was not requested by us, it was the planning department that sent us a letter that the monitoring of occupants will be placed on the property, which we were pretty much ok with it. we loved the idea. i didn't want to -- within the next up to the finish of construction go through the same process again and just complain and what not. with that said, i would like that to stay, monitoring occupancy. then there is definitely light issues and privacy issues. the privacy iss

college for them. >> if we want to attract students, we have to have new dorms, the dorms that i lived in for music camp four years ago is still there. >> law enforcement shortages. the laws have to be enforced, we have to maintain the proper level. i do not know what that is. i am not aware that there is a major shortage, they seem to find me and my friends. [laughter] >> i am not aware of the law amorcement shortage, when i elected i will get a committee together for each county and they can assess the law-enforcement needs, within each county and we can evaluate how best to assist them. not get toong we do much more law enforcement in the highway patrol during this campaign because i need to drive fast to get places. [laughter] >> it is an issue and i think we need to look at where our compared if wages are and if there are ways we can improve our systems of recruitment. >> grizzly hunting. grizzly hunting. i loved it. it was not so bad. there are not that many grizzlies. if you want to go fishing around ringlike or up to first creek or around yellowstone, it is dangerous, you bette

the shooter -melvin rowland- had spent the hours before the fatal shooting in mccluskey's dorm buildingsocializing with her friends. according to police, rowland confronted mccluskey in the parking lot, dragged her into a car and shot multiple times. mccluskey was on the phone with her mother at the time of the shooting.now as jim moret explains her family is remembering her with a special tribute video. the mother of a university of utah student believed to have been shot to death by her ex-boyfriend was on the phone with her daughter when she was attacked. "suddenly, i heard her yell, 'no, no, no!'" said jill mccluskey, describing her last conversation with her daughter lauren. "i thought she might have been in a car accident. ... my husband called 911. i kept the line open and in a few minutes, a young woman picked up the phone and said all of lauren's things were on the ground," the mother said in statement released tuesday.lauren, a 21-year-old senior who was a star on the college's track and field team, was shot and killed monday night near the campus dorms, prompting a lockdown w

title for it in dorms renovated makes it hard hard to hold on one nine in the neighboring town how he says as well as well as have tons on sounds. face according according to his college eligibility planning. it's got an assurance or when they're going. to thank you very much 10/29/18 10/29/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracacy now! >> this is the most horrific crime scene i've seen in 22 years with the federal bureau of investigation. members of the tree of love synagogue conducting a peaceful service in the place of worship were brutally murdered by gunman targeting them simply because of their faith. amy: pittsburgh is in mourning after a gunman opened fired at a synagogue on saturday morning, killing 11 jewish worshipers in the e deadliest antiti-semitic

the dorms that i lived in for music camp four years ago is still there. >> for dr. rammell, law enforcement shortages. >> law enforcement shortages. well, the laws have to be enforced. we have to maintain the proper level. i don't know what that is. i'm actually not aware there's a major shortage. they seem to find me and my friends. [laughing] >> i am not aware of the law enforcement shortage either. so when i'm elected i will get a committee together, committee for each county and they can assess the law enforcement needs, both police department and sheriff's department within each county, and then we can evaluate how best to assist them. i'm hoping we don't get too much more law enforcement in the highway patrol during this campaign because i tend to try fast to get to places. [laughing] >> it's an issue and i think we need to look at where our comparative wages are and if there ways we can improve our systems of recruitment. >> grizzly hunting. >> i want to go grizzly hunting. so growing up on ocean like, i had it all the time. loved it. back then it wasn't so b

administration widened the definition of gender in federal programs prompts fights in bathrooms and dormsructive precedent. >>> top military brass in much greater danger than originally thought in the insider attack in afghanistan last week. we now know the american general who oversees nato military advisory mission in southern afghanistan was wounded. a nato spokesperson says army brigadier smiley is recovering and is still in charge of the command. two officials, including the kandahar police chief was killed. >>> national security adviser john bolton landing overnight in moscow. days after the u.s. decided to pull out of the nuclear treaty with russia. we have fred pleitgen in moscow for us next. there'hortto the ri. so when we roll out the nation's first 5g ultra wideband network, it'll be because we were the first to install the fiber-optics and small cells, and upgrade the towers that will change the way we learn, work and live. and i'll always be proud that we're not just building america's first 5g network. we're doing it right. now that for a minute,here or two actually, i've go

this angered conservatives prompting fights over bathrooms and dorms. the human rights proposal calling it a destructive precedent. >>> the american general who oversees the nato mission in southern afghanistan wounded in the thursday attack in kandahar province. a nato spokesperson says brigadier general is still in charge of the command. two officials, including the kandahar police chief were killed in the attack. the taliban have claimed responsibility. >>> president trump says he has a new plan to help represent re in the midterms. new tax cuts. the president told reporters these tax cuts are aimed at the middle class. >> we are looking at a major tax cut for middle income people. if we do that, it would be prior to november. i would say some time around the 1st of november. maybe before that. >> it is not clear exactly what trump meant. that is before the midterms. here is the problem. there is no chance of any plan passing before then. congress is in recess through the election. even after it is unlikely to pass after the lame duck session. many c

police say he jumped out of a 16th floor dorm window. people whonow him areng strugglio understand how it could happen. they say he just celebrated his birthday wednesday. >>> and the fire started in new carrollton was intentionally shot. 32-year-old natashaoyner started the fire because she was upset with her boyfriend. >>> a young peruvian'ss art illuminating the halls of a local museum. >> we first introduced you to her last year. a young artistho happen to have down syndrome. since her story aired, her spirit has causedooemale lng at people's ability rather than disability. >> so a young betweenrm a deed vision. >> she sees the world in a way we should all see the world. >> she explas her master pieces. >> what is that? >> oh -- >> we're showing the world those who are differentlybl to do so much if given an opportunity. >> we first saw her in her art class, working on pieces that are ordinary creatures and things like a cat. andinfusing them with an innocent joy. her parents started getting serious request fromriends and strangers a

in those days, girls lived in the dorms, without the boys. big change. and they didn't like that the secret service moved in. so they would lock the doors at 10:00 or later on weekends and the secret service would stay in after that and so after a while, the girls started coming down and bringing them presents and asking their advice on this young man or that young man. this was 1963. so i finished up my semester at the university. i was a sophomore. and then my parents said that they really, really needed me in washington. and that mother just could not get along without me to be the hostess and help her. of course, in truth, we didn't know what danger might lurk. that and the fact that the secret service had put up cameras on the floors. just to make sure, you know, someone didn't walk in and go up a backstairs and so forth. the girls did not like to have their freedom infringed upon. so they would hang underwear on the cameras. so we decided, we, mother, and the secret service, that i needed to come back and help her run the white house. so i came bac

the entire dorm floor was in the common room to watch. >> as we laughed during the interview. >>> nowld, a taste that developed his childhood home. we will speak with chef joey campanaro next. >>> how many wayans are there? >> 50, 51. >> that's what i wonder about -- with the wayans family and everybody mostly are in entertainment. so did you say i want to do this or did you try to do everything you can to stay away from it? >> initially i did everything i could to stay away from it. i wanted to be an animator growing up. i used to draw all the time. i went to college for art for like a year. and then i just kind of got bit by the bug and, you know, i like to pitch jokes and that started my writing career. i did stand-up and acting. >> and it's in front of a live audience. you like that? >> i love it. >> why? >> because it's so much like stand-up. it's either that instant gratification or instant judgment. some jokes will work and kill. >> and you know it instantly by the reaction. >> and you do. and it's really funny. that's something that i had to learn since it was my first live au

she claims the supreme court nominee exposed himself to her during a dorm party at yale. on the sunday morning talk shows, democrats again expressed concern that the white house is limiting the fbi's investigation into kavanaugh. the president's team says the white house is keeping out of the investigation, though. >> the white house isn't intervening. we're not microman fg ally we'r. a and the question is are we going to get the kind of investigation that is sterile and fair. >> judge kavanaugh has denied any wrongdoing. fbi agents apparently not reached out to palo alto's christine blasey ford, the first accuser who you saw testify before the senate judiciary committee last week. the fbi investigation is supposed to be wrapped up by this friday. >>> a first of its kind law in california is designed to help women break through the glass ceiling. today governor brown signed a bill into law requiring corporate board of directors to include women. supporters say it could cut down on sexual misconduct in the workplace. nbc bay area's marianne favro here now with new developm

saying people in the dorm were talking about it.bout it the night it happened or within days and he said he's 100% certain he heard kavanaugh was the one who exposed himself to her. even though he reached out to fbi he never heard back. meanwhile, he's something else. potential perjury not investigated. >> she was a great friend of ours. went to dances. hung out as a group. media circus that's been generated by this and reported that it referred to sex did not. that would be a background check you would want to know about. telling the new yorker, the claim you saw was not true. this particular student is saying anonymous source and reached out to fbi and provided sworn statement saying kavanaugh talked about that same female student many times and quote the impression i formed at the time from listening to conversations where kavanaugh was present that was the girl that was, quote, passed around for sex. whether kavanaugh was accurate about the phrases in the yearbook. >> devils triangle. >> drinking game. that refers to gas. we wer

stabbed showed them his wounds and pointed to his killer but the killer was the rest of the tall golden dorms leader and members of parliament were indicted on charges of running a criminal organization under the guise of a political party and fisa is family lawyers say the precise time coding now proves the organized nature of the crime up with what the video confirms is a civil tiniest arrival of the golden dawn members because we see eight motorcycles with two riders on each and three cars with passages arriving as a convoy all of them turn down the street where faces his friends are except for the killers car which circles the block and then returns to kill face us the video proves the arrival of dawn was coordinated they had a plan which suggests a party conspiracy you can set this up in twenty minutes police won't comment on the new analysis because the trial is ongoing but there is now powerful evidence that this killing was carefully orchestrated and politically motivated and that police were unprepared for violence of this kind jumps out oprah last al-jazeera athens a leading critic

it feels kind of like a college dorm. >> seth: that's great. >> in a certain way.n, and it's great. >> seth: considering based on "mad men" your, like, middle school dorm was a bunch of people drinking at an ad agency. >> exactly. >> seth: this is great. >> yeah, and smoking herbal cigarettes. >> seth: i think that you deserve -- >> yeah. >> seth: you deserve this. >> definitely. >> seth: this is very cool. you were on -- you had your own billboard in times square. >> i know. >> seth: and there are certain things that no matter what happens in your career that are really cool. >> yeah. >> seth: and so you actually went out, and you took a selfie of yourself with the "sabrina" billboard. >> yeah. >> seth: that's really cool. >> yeah. >> seth: how was that experience being out there, and seeing it, and taking the picture? >> it was not as effortless as that photo makes it out to be, to be quite honest. because it was one of the rotating billboards. >> seth: oh, a digital billboard? >> a digital billboard. >> so it kept changing, and i kept just, like not getting the

the salt lake city tribune is reporting one student was shot and killed outside the dorms. police are now looking for the gunman. officers are going building to building securing the area. >> reporter: tonight a san francisco judge has upheld a landmark verdict against monsanto. a jury in august awarded dwayne johnson $289 million. today the judge reduced that amount to $78 million with equal amounts for compensatory that means monosantos will weed up weed killer. lawyers plan to appeal. johnson is a former groundskeeper, and they often use a highly concentrated on the herb sometime jurors, they found unanimously monosantos previously ignored evidence thatroundup was dangerous. monsantos parent company calls this award a special in the right direction, but says we continue to believe the lights are not bythev>>> altoneighb up th the dailgridlock, blocking their drive -- blocking their driveways. betty yu on what they did to drive home the point. betty? >> reporter: ken, tonight, residents presented traffic survey results to the city council. now all of this is really a resp

melissa, dorm doesn't like walking in the rain i'm guessing. >> the couch is his thing now. i get th. 's a new work zone and that project underway. beltway looking goodno right no problems inner loop or outer loop of the beltway. southbound bw parkway. we still have z the worke with the left lane getting by and we're seeing delays northbound through the same section. 66 no problem. 95 no problem and prince geor's county everything looking good as well. >> thank you. it's 4:30 a we turn to the latest developments in the suspicious packages mailed to politicians. the time warner center in new york had to be evacuated last night. it was a fal alarm. investigators may be closing in on a suspect. >> it's now focused at a bamail sortin facility north of miami florida. in all, ten packages containing osives turned up around the country. all ten are being analyzed at the fbi lab. all a outspoken critics of president trump. >> they had to leave their offices because of a suspicious package. >> the building houses wmal and 107.3. no threat was found. >> 20 years after being beateth to

. >> guys lived next to me in the dorms had a snake.ders, that's another thing. >> good to know for halloween. >>> see you back here tonight at 6:00. >>> tonight, from the hurricane zone, the hunt for the missing. more than 40 people unaccounted for, as conditions deteriorate in the hardest-hit areas. >> there's no gas, no food, no nothing. >> long lines forming for the most basic supplies. neighbors and strangers helping those in need. >>> demanding answers. president trump vowing to punish saudi arabia if it's proved they killed a "washington post" columnist. saudi arabia vowing to retaliate with force. caught in the middle, a multi-billion dollar arms deal. >>> also tonight, president trump weighing a new round of family separations at the u.s./mexico border. >> if they feel there will be separation, they don't come. >> the plan that could reignite one of the most explosive policies of his admira

after dorm.as supported us in an indescribable way. >> when we're talking about those policy issues, democrats and republicans are really far apart when it comes to health care, when it comes to college tuition, when it comes to immigration. so for the college republicans here, how do they see health care? how do they see immigration? how do they see the cost of education? >> absolutely. so i think that we try to take a strictly empirical approach to it. a lot of issues can get cluttered and opinionated. we want to look at what's fact and what is true, what do we know to be true. and that is a lot of different things. for health care, for instance, we're looking at things like affordability. are the things that we're trying to implement possible? sometimes, not all the time, it may be a little difficult to do things. >> is there a desire among college republicans to repeal obamacare entirely? >> i wouldn't say a desire to repeal without proper replacement. i think that just repealing it puts peop

melissa, dorm doesn't like walking in the rain i'm guessing. >> the couch is his thing now. i get th. 's a new work zone and that project underway. beltway looking goodno right no problems inner loop or outer loop of the beltway. southbound bw parkway. we still have z the worke with the left lane getting by and we're seeing delays northbound through the same section. 66 no problem. 95 no problem and prince geor's county everything looking good as well. >> thank you. it's 4:30 a we turn to the latest developments in the suspicious

kavanaugh's second accuser, deborah ramirez, a yale classmate who claims kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party. a source tells abc news, ramirez provided a list of witnesses. on "60 minutes", chris coons and republican jeff flake, who forced the investigation, agreeing -- >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> oh, yes, i would think so. >> reporter: investigators do not plan to interview kavanaugh's classmates month contradict his testimony about his drinking >> isn't that relevant given there clearly was drinking going on? at least it's alleged at the party? >> no. i think you're trying to portray him as a stumbling, bumbling drunk, gang rapist. >> a former college friend trying this letter in the new york sometimes saying, quote, in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out while drinking and in down playing the degree julie swetnick claims she witnessed calf knauf mistreat women at parties in high school. kavanaugh strongly denies all allegations. >> reporter: senator dianne feinstein asked the fbi for the full list of instructions

kenneth apple was in the same suite in the dorm, lived in the same suite. two bedrooms sharing a common space. and he heard the story. he independently recalled many of the same details that ramirez shared, including that a male student had encouraged kavanaugh, as he exposed himself. the classmate recalled the party took place in a common room on the first floor. i've known this all along, he said. quote, it's been on my mind all these years when his name came up. it was a big deal. how come his voice was not allowed to come before the senate? why did the f.b.i. not talk to him and put it into the report? well, i'll tell you why. it was so that senators could go down and review the report and go, oh, there's no new information. well of course there's no new information, because the president's team reportedly asked the republicans' leadership what they wanted done, and apparently they didn't want any of the people who had corroborating information to be talked to or reported on. that is a betrayal of justice. that is a complete corruption of justice. mr. a

we start back with a developing story police in northern france made a dorm raid on a muslim club suspected of extremist activity let's go live now to charlotte dubin ski who is in paris for a charlotte what are we learning about the swoop. well we know that this took place near the port city of dunn kirk it took place in what's described as being a cultural center called the centers are which is near that port city of dunkirk now we understand that under the cover of darkness at six am local time here in france a huge police operation went under way now it targeted the centennial also targeted the homes of twelve or the main leaders of that so-called cultural center we understand that two hundred police were involved in the operation gives you a sense of how big the scale was of that operation today and we understand eleven individuals have been detained as a result of that operation including three who are now in custody for the possession of illegally possessing firearms now we also understand that the fun's of the association which is a shia association have now been frozen for six mont

marquise brown died after apparently jumng out of a 16th loor dorm window in pittsburgh last night. brown was a junior on their football team university president tim grley jumped after policeed respoo a reported disturbance. one of brown's former teammates remembers the laughs they shared. >> just kind of like i said. a great person. someone who could light up the mood, your day. someone off and on the field. >>ittsburgh police are still investigating brown's death. >> a man is in grave condition tonight after beingtabbed on a metro train. the attack happened before 1:00 this afternoon on a packed gen line train that was pulling into the navy yard station. the suspect was running for the cvs on new jersey and m street. the victim and suspectw each other. if anyone sees the suspectall 911 and do not take any other action. ha a guilty verdict today in a police shooting rocked the city of chicago and made national headlines. the officer was convicted of murder for shootg la requesquan mcdonald's 16 times. >> we the jury find t defendant guilty of second degree murder. >> inside the co

believes his friend deborah ramirez that accused kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college dormarty. kavanaugh denied ramirez allegations. in a letter in the washington post connie chung wrote about her own memories of being sexually assaulted. in the letter to christine blasey ford, chung describes how she was molested by her family doctor when she was in college about 50 years ago. chung wrote she cannot remember the exact date or year but the details of the event are vivid and forever sered into her memory. chung thanks blasey ford for revealing her story about being sexually assaulted by kavanaugh in high school. kavanaugh denies the allegations. sexual assault and harassment may have lasting health repercussions for women. the study was published yesterday by the journal of the american medical association. 22% reported a history of sexual assault. about 1 in 4 reported depression. that's compared to 1 in 10 not assaulted. 19% reported sexual harassment in the work place and was associated with a two-fold increased risk of high blood pressure and poor sleep. usa today repor

should we should look into the dorm over the place he was in the quote good job of the city still struggling banks is a buddhist only little cool. little nickel new is equal but there's been. no this can the proverbial. this little it really bothers you will you call the look at me i'm game you're probably but i'm actually. here but i will put a new political book on couldn't be only bishop with well similarities also being drawn with another atrocity carried out almost twenty years ago. thank. you. we got reaction from several specialists who do say that the attack clearly echoes the columbine massacre and that in today's internet age it is too easy to learn how to make basic but deadly weapons. a shocking event but clearly there is something of a pattern developing and it is very difficult to know what we can respond to that and we don't want to cause us to become fortresses the places of learning we were children and young people are exploring their lives developing their lives they shouldn't be fortresses are just you know jails in that sense but also i think we need to look at the cultu

is the first large university in california to incorporate this type of locker room.in the freshman dorms and things like that st of the bathrooms are non gender, so the next logical step is to make the locker room that way. i think it's great that our school is taking the lead to be more inclusive to all peoplethe 2.7 million dollar project was paid for by students, through an annual fee that goes into a wellness fund. reporting from berkeley ... ar ... kron 4 news. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... a major recall affecting the airbags of more than a million cars. (robin) plus... new video of a dramatic coast guard rescue near the golden gate bridge. (robin) and after the break... remembering the las vegas massacre one year later. (ácommercialá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. another comfortable day with most temperatures across the region peaking in the 60's and 70's. skies will remain mostly cloudy through the day with north bay showers during the day leading the way for overnight rainfall across the bay that will take us into tomorrow. no ma

from germany are going abroad even to india to get an organ that they can't get a home because of a dorm room. needs to be changed. i think. everyone who dies on spanish soil is a potential organ donor so who knows one day a german tourist could be the one to save thomas de niro's life. now to turkey's border with syria a stretch of more than eight hundred kilometers of land fortified with a wall of barrier was completed early this year with help from the european union it's meant to stop smuggling and illegal crossings but it has also prevented syrians from entering turkey is already home to more than three point five million syrian refugees providing for them has been a mammoth task that a strain the entire country including a border towns like way hundley now the seven year war in syria appears to be entering the final stage and millions more civilians could be on the move but in turkey solidarity with the refugees is waning and the border wall has what some syrian families right down the middle. of the gz sees his sister fatima only on mobile videos usually she doesn't have good news

they are in solitary confinement sometimes 20, 30 or 40 years and there would be like 44 guys in the dorm together. it's difficult to compare prisons and to judge what's better or worse, so i'm not going to do that. the prison i was and i was the central prison. there was of pro-democracy intimacendeavors either solitary confinement which i spent four months or with your soulmate but you're not interacting, and you were blindfolded and you would have sessions of interrogation and people were physically tortured. in some ways that prison is highly controlled and in some ways the opposite o of that. prison is running a profit, so every chance to cut corners was taken which meant that there were 1500 prisoners and around 2500 guards on a shift which meant one part-time psychiatrist for the whole prison and the healthcare was so bad people were literally losing when used in a prison and it was just so bare bones but it was utterly chaotic and violent just limping along day to day to tr today too continue and stay in business which was under threat a lot of the time because it was falling apar

also on the list, debra ramirez, whose accused kavanaugh of exposing himself at a college dorm party, another allegation he denies. tonight nbc news obtained this photo of kavanaugh and ramirez rst a wedding ten y after the alleged incident and text l essages a mut friend says appear to show ckavanaugh directly communicating with friends hoping would refute conversation with them. nbc news, she's trying to get the fbi to look at information she says is pertinent at the investigation. still unclear whether investigators will question julie swetnick who came forward through her lawyer michael avenatti. >> should the fbi interview ree of brett kavanaugh's accusers? >> it wouldn't bother me at all. it depends, i don't know all t accusers. certainly, i imagine they will interview two. the third one i don't know much about, b it wouldn't bother me at all. i mean, i've been heard that the third one has, i have no idea if s true, has very little credibility. if there is an credibility, interview the third one. >> reporter: ton in a new interview with nbc news kate snow. >> an you describe to

kavanaugh's second accuser, deborah ramirez, a yale classmate who claims kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party. a source tells abc news ramirez provided investigators with a list of witnesses. on "60 minutes," democrat chris coons and republican jeff flake who forced the investigation agreeing -- >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> yes. i would think so. >> as you're sitting there listening to dr. ford, what are you hearing? what are you thinking? >> i'm hearing a very smart, anguished person who did not want to be testifying in front of us, and meanwhile my phone is just blowing up. it was stunning, the number of people i heard from during the hearing. >> and they were saying what? >> you have known me a very long time, and i was raped as a child and i have never told anyone before right now, and i'm sharing it with you. >> reporter: the investigators do not plan to interview kavanaugh's classmates who contradict his testimony about his drinking. >> now isn't that relevant given that there clearly was drinking going on? at least it's alle

she claims kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm room party at a campaign promise met and a breakthrough for u.s. workers. >>> a brand-new deal. not nafta redone. >> reporter: president trump took a victory lap in the rose garden celebrating the u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. the president had been at odds with can aradian prime minister trudeau. >> a lot of stories came out about justin and i having difficulty together. we did over the trade deal. but i'll tell you, it's turned out to be a very, very good deal for both. >> reporter: canada has agreed to lift restrictions on its dairy market so u.s. farmers can export products more easily. the biggest impact it on the automobile industry. in order to avoid tariffs, the deal requires 75% of a car's component parts to be manufactured in north america, up from nafta's 62.5%. it also requires that at least 30% of the work a car be completed by employees earning $16 an hour or more. >> workers in the u.s. and canada generally make more than $16 an hour when working on a those in mexico, much less. and that has encouraged a lot of manufacturers

rick novak and daniel dorm room or as well thanks much to all of you. for a great session today thank you for joining us here. quadriga until next time i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us bond: common ground committee is a grassroots organization and we're focuse on bringing light not heat to public discourse, and one of the things we've learned is that if you want to bring light to a conversation, it's a good idea to listen first. what is the role that our political leadership can play in that issue? and that's what we're going to be focusing on today, and i have to say i think we have a pretty awesome panel to talk about that particular topic, don't you think? don't you think? [audience applauds]

police in northern france have made a dorm raid on a muslim club of suspected in extreme. activity a country still on high alert with islamist inspired groups responsible for killing more than two hundred people in recent years with more on the raid in paris his shot to do. these raids took place near the northern port city in france of dunkirk they took place on what's deemed to be a cultural association called center near dung kirk now we understand that the homes of twelve of the leaders of that so-called cultural center would targeted in these raids which started under the cover of darkness at six am local time here in france a huge operation with two hundred police officers involved and we understand that eleven individuals have been detained feuding three who've been placed in custody for the possession of illegal firearms well so far the prefecture in france has given this statement about that operation. the activities of sans result of france under close watch given its leaders clear support for several terrorist organizations and movements disposing ideas country

wedding party more than a decade after ramirez says that kavanaugh exposed himself to her in a college dorm. nbc news also reports that text messages appear to kavanaugh asking a mutual friend to defend him onor thed against ramirez's allegations those allegation's went public. >>> and in an nbc news exclusive tonight, julie swetnick spoke for the first me. she says she was a victim of a gang rape in the early '80s. she has not saidan that kgh was her attacker. kavanaugh has denied all of ayis. president trumps he thinks the fbi will vindicate >> can you describe to me what you saw him do? >> he was very aggressive. very sloppy drunk, very mean drunk. >> should the fbiinterview all three of bret kavanaugh's accusers in. >> w mldn't bother at all. now, it depends. i don't know all three of the accusers. certainly, i imagine they're going tointerview tw the third one, i don't know much about, but it wouldn't bother me at all. >> mitch mcconnell says there will be a voteghver kavan this week. regardless of how many more interviews there are, the fbi has to wrap up its investigation by friday.

doesn't take us conspiracy mind to see how our core cars and dorm rooms and offices with listening devices could one day come back to bite us. it is a great convenience now but as they say in the book how long before alexis orders straws to say you know, they are bad for the environment. [laughter] the age of information will first become the age of the benevolent nudge then total social control. i don't want to live that way. if you are with me then send silicon valley a message you would not rather have a self driving car or a toaster connected to the internet subscribe to a real magazine or real this paper from the vertically integrated social media. is that right quick so pay a fair price pay up. put your skin in the game there is a connection between what you give and get in that department. oddly enough millennial's are primed for this they bought into the silicon valley program pretty completely but there is another side to millennial's. the side that is obsessed with organic food and handmade furniture and smallbatch gin and the 1880 beards writing a six gear bicycle with a handleb

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rick novak and daniel dorm room or as well thanks much to all of you. for a great session today thank you for joining us here. quadriga until next time i'm brian thomas thanks for being with us brent: this is "dw news," live from berlin. tonight in the united states, shock and outrage over a series of mail bombs delivered to top level democrats. who was the sender, and was the message intended to be political and lethal? >> acts or threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united stateses of america. brent: president trump p promiss a full investigation. new york's mayor says the bomb sent to cnn offices in new york

also on the list, deborah ramirez, who has accused kavanaugh of exposing himself at a college dorm party, another allegation he denies. tonight nbc news has obtained this photo of kavanaugh and ramirez at a wedding ten years after the alleged incident and text messages that appear to show kavanaugh communicating with friends he hoped would refute ramirez's claims. still unclear whether investigators will question julie sweat in the case, who came forward through her lawyer and fierce trump critic michael avenatti last week. should the fbi interview all three of brett kavanaugh's accusers? >> it depends. certainly i imagine they're going to interview two. the third one, i don't know much about. but it wouldn't bother me at all. i mean, i've heard that the third one has -- i have no idea if this is true -- has very little credibility. if there is any credibility, interview the third one. >> reporter: tonight, in a new interview with nbc news' kate snow, swetnick discussed kavanaugh's alleged behavior at high school parties. >> can you describe to me what you saw him do? >> he was very aggr

also on the list, deborah ramirez, who has accused kavanaugh ofin expos himself at a college dorm otpartyallegation he denied. nbc news has obtained this photo of kavanaugh and ramirez a a wedding ten years after the alleged incident, and text messages that a mutual friend says appear tohow kavanaugh directly communicating with friends he hoped would refute ramirez's claims. still unclear whether investigators will questione ju swetnick, who came forward through her lawyer and fiercep tr critic michael avenatti last week, accusing kavanaugh of in high sconduc school. another allegation he denies. >> should the fbi intervi all three of brett kavanaugh's accusers? >> it wouldn't bother me at all. now, it dodepends. t know all three of the accusers. certainly i imagine they're going to interview two. the third one, i don't know much about. but it wouldn't bother me at i mean i've been -- i've heard that the trd one has -- i have no idea if this is true -- has very littleil credy. if there is any credibility, interview the third one. >> reporter: in a new interview with nbc news' kate snow, s

lauren mccluskey was on the phone with her mom monday night headed back to her dorm at the universityf utah. her mother says, suddenly i heard her yell, no, no, no. at that moment police say the 21-year-old track team standout was grabbed by her ex-boyfriend, 37-year-old melvin rowland. >> he forced her into the backseat of a car that he had driven to campus, and he shot her in the car multiple times. >> reporter: mccluskey dated rowland for a month but broke it off october 9th after discovering he lied about his name and age and was a registered sex offender. at a parole hearing he once said this -- >> every woman i've met or came across, i used my manipulation tactics to get what i wanted. >> reporter: on october 13th mccluskey told campus police rowland was blackmailing her for a thousand dollars threatening to expose explicit pictures of her online, but police revealing detectives didn't begin their investigation until a week later and never contacted rowland's parole officers who could have sent him back to prison. >> i didn't believe there was enough evidence to share with other