i attend eed some parties with reince priebus, anthony scaramucci.steve bannon and michael flynn that if you're in touch with these people during the transition you'll probably get a job somewhere in the administration so once i left the inauguration festivities i went back to chicago where i was, you know, looking to organize my life and apply formally and then move to washington in the hope of gaining a job with the administration but it didn't happen that way. >> you're in the middle of a plying for a job with the administration and the fbi came call. >> yes. i'm in the shower, i get out, i'm shaving and my phone is next to me and i receive a call from a strange number, i pick it up, this is the fbi, we're outside your house. >> just as his political future was crumbling his personal life was heating up. >> i would say love at sight. >> meet simona manjiante, george papadopoulos's now wife. she worked at the london center but she says they met via linkedin in 2016 and had their first date in new york in spring, 2017. >> we kept in contact for the

. >> they call ee eed christine b ford's testimony. >> there was no burden of proof necessarily on therosecution because you didn't really have it, although it wasn't unusual have a sex crimes prosecutor to ask questions of dr. christine blasey ford. but at the end of the day because you didn't have to prove it beyond any proof beyond a reasonable doubt, it was up to their discretion. it really wasn't an indictment necessarily whether dr. ford was credible but whether they wanted that actual confirmation process to proceed. >> danny, how about you? what was your takeaway? >> from thursday's hearing, the takeaway is this is a difficult process. it's not a courtroom, although we've all developed our way of looking at evidence as you look at evidence in a courtroom. looking at the calendar, assuming it could be in evidenc -- actually they have to decide whether it's relatable that someone would have a calendar from 36 years ago. most are thinking i don't have a calendar from that long ago. this is an airy i've never been in. so thursday's hearing in total was a sad day for america. diffic

she says this is why schools eed a police officer on the beat. >> you want to feel t in a safe environment. >> officers have the most challenging job in all of law enforcement. >> reporter: don bridges is past president of the national association of schoo resource officers, which recommends every school has an sr and one officer for every 1,000 students. bridges says that contributes to one-on-one relationships with the kids and ensures quicker responses to emergencies. >> they need positive, properly trained, properly selected sros. >> reporter: the news4 i-team reviewed our largest local schoo dtrict to see who's meeting that standard, and we found about 40 high schools in arlington, fairfax, prince george's and montgomery counties that have more than 2,000 students per officer. in arlington, washington lehigh with an estimated 2,200 students and one officer. chantilly about 2,700 students, high point high 2,600 and montgomery blair mo than 3,000. each with one sworn >> the reality is we need so many more of these officers as our school system continues to grow and our population contin

he would abortio rights and thought they took eed block. the next judge would often be a critical swing vote. >>> thousands ofederal workers will no doubt be ftaking the holiday example reallow not rai raises. t>>> no announcement ot issue has been scheduled. >>> the partial red line shutdown is now over.il trains beunall the way to ft. cotton. >>> francis front, but pope is not silence for people who seek only 58. >>> also ahead, playing through. a massive alligator on the grshg. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> you're time is 5:39. this week facebook executives will testify on capitol hill how they're fightingio ele interference on social media. back in 2016 millions of photos from 1.3 billion fake accounts. in an exclusive nbc book interview, the company feels better positioned heading into the facebo elections. >> is facebook a saufer perform a. cheryl sandburg and jack dorsey will chance be tightening its appor they will start backing down on 07s don't have a privacy policy. all apps, including those in the testing phase, how the m

they want to holdle eed officials accountable for stricter gun laws.ilar eventsaking place ross the country today. meanwhile, searchers are looking for a northern virginia man who disappeared while swi in the patuxent river in md. he was swimming off myrtle point park in saint mary's county and 12:30 this und afternoon. sheriff's deputies tell us the swimmer lives in alexandria and is in his 20s. several agencies will join the coast guard ach continue seg tomorrow morning. >>> tsa agents stopped a man with 9 millimeter loaded wh seven bullets in his carry-on. he arrived c at theckpoint in question. they allowed him to place the gun unloaded in his checked baggage. >>> so, it's been annwtten rule for decades -- former president doesn't criticize a sitting president. the former president obama is breaking with tradition. democrats are poised to potentially take control of the use and that has mr. obama campaigning hard in california. seven democric candidates are in competitive u.s. house districts. the former president called out president trump by name

la there is no progress, there's only positions eed. standoff still is in lace. >> as long as there is no deal, there is no deal. laura k.: don't doubt is is one against 27. from the german chancellor, a polite rebuff -- "substantial progress is needed." the french president said the proposals wereot acceptable. those who said britain could leave easily were liars. then, from the boss of the european leaders club -- >> everybody shares the view that while there are positive elements of the proposal, the suggested framework will not work.er laura k.: tha may could not pretend this afternoon that nothing had changed. instead, she was cross and frustrated. prime min. may: our white paper remains the only serio credible proposition on the table. laura k.: with the eu against your plan and larger chunks of your party at home against your plan, hocan you credibly cling on to the deal y struck with your cabinet? prime min. may: look, i'm negotiating and i'm negotiating hard in the interest of the british people. yes, concerns have been raised,

out 60 days we are looking at a fairly considerable move right now with options premiums not being eedspite the fact it's announcing i was looking out to november. you could buy the 260, 280 call spread, the 260 call spraed chading 7.70 when i was looking earlier. the 280s about $1.80 the idea is we get to capture some of the upside we seen the moves in comparable periods when you have earnings can be significant i mean, take a look at the last quarter. stock fell 9% in the month following earnings a couple quarters before that stock rose about 13.5%. here i'm looking at 10% upside 60 days. because the options seem reasonably priced. you can use options on the long side buying premium in situations like this where they are inexpensive and we expect a stock to move and i expect this to. >> mike is targeting the premium he is paying for the $20 wide getting back to the prior highs about a quarter of the width of the spread that makes sense. on the risk reward basis and giting time out to november makes sense. i wonder here a stock obviously cheap. it is. expected groegtd here but it seem

but i think that -- they made it very clear bye trading of the elite players in the league who by the eed to be traded way, he was -- he was still under contract for another year. they made it t clearat winning this year in oakland is not a and i think a lot of fans had hoped with the arrival of joay gruden that they would have a chance to win and maybel win it in this one last final season in oakland. that appears to notbe on the table any more. >> staying in oakland to wrap up here, the oakland a's are red hot. >> yes, they are. >> they just took two of three for t f the yankees who they may face in the playoffs. what accounts for the. succe >> they are young and talented. they came up through the system and really want to be here. they're not stopgap kind of players. they have a good manager in bob melvin who just had set the right tone and i think because they're in oakland, because they have such a -- aus lstadium and aren't expected to do anything, and they are just playing free and not have this and come in with the expectations and you see them start t ingwn the astros and the yan

now in north carolina, drone video shows floodwaters from a man made lake, which breach eed dam at a power plant. facilities are concern ash and soot from the plant may now be flowing into a nearby river. >>> back here at home was the bay area's biggest water project finished. earlier the san francisco puc celebrated completion of the construction of the new dam. the old dam is almost 100 years and at risk of collapsing in a major quake. sky ranger flew over the reservoir in the dam. it is 220 feet high and now makes it the largest dam to be built in the bay area in two decades. >> this month our crews brought the new dam to its full height. why is this important? because starting this winter, w reservoir to its historic level for the first time in 17 years. >> now filling up the reservoir will take a few months, but when it is full, the reservoir will hold nearly 31 billion gallons of water. >> okay, did you get n one? this morning apple released the new iphones and the new watch. some people waited more than two days to be the first to own one. >> three, two, one! [ cheering ] >> t

>> it's quilled ee eed i would lot of the opportunities have m give the opportunities along the way.> we're taking the fatherhood pledge coming up. we have more comin up throughout the hour on news 4 today. >> looks great. glad to see allhose men up there standing up. >>> colin kaepernick is one ofe newest faces of mikey. it has a simple message. believe in something, even if it mean s sacrificingeverything. i known for taking a knee for the national anthem. owners colluded to keep him out of the league. his caseill go to trial. >>> just about 6:19. and sheena parveen is here with more on this first day of school for so many kids in o area. they have to dress like it's summertime. >> not jt today. we're talking about 90s through thursdl. and it w be really humid. not good hair weather, at all. dress like it is summer. we have a ht with humidity in the90s. it will feel like10 and the 90s will run through ursday. cooler temperatures running through the weekend. right now, it i 79 i washington. 70, leesburg. 7 be in lawrence. most areas, mid to low 70s. at the bus stop,mp atures, mid-70

puerto rican representatives like jennifer gonzalez to ensure that puerto rico obtains the funding it .eeds working hand-in-hand with the governor, making sure that puerto rico truly has a seat at the table and ensuring that the infrastructure is truly able to be repaired and making headway. randy gets the last word, from alabama. i don't mean to be a little naive about the voting process, but i would like to ask a question, to enlighten me as to when i cast my vote for a democrat or a republican, does it actually go to an electoral college who can decide either way, whether we are going to democrat republican or president? because it seems to me from the last election, there were more individuals voting for the democrat than the republican, but it was down to the electoral college. can you explain a little bit about what the electoral college is or how that functions? host: thank you. absolutely. the electoral college created by our founders to current -- to provide a check, check and balances on our elections. the popular vote is taking , and you'll see that the electoral college, every s

currency can play its full role on the international scene and recent investments have highlighted the eed to deepen our monetary union and the commission has a lot of proposals that it wants to adopt. .e must and will go further $3 an andoration to have billion worth of energy imports a year of 80%. when only a small part of that comes from the united states. d it is difficult to see european countries buying european lanes in dollars and not euros and something we will have to change as well. [applause] this is why the commission before the end of the year will present initiatives to strengthen the international role of the euro. the euro must become the active instrument of a new and more sovereign europe. we must put our own house in order by strengthening our economic and monetary union, which is what we have already started to do. without a strengthened economic and monetary union, we won't be able to achieve this. we have to complete our economic monetary union so the e.u. can become stronger. , i still on the road to would like to make a progress when it comes to strengthening our

you mentioned arou ee eed argen. i'd like to know if you know what other countries this is happening. >> okay. venezuela, for sure. they tried this in ecuador. i think it failed in ecuador. nicaragua -- >> i meant in south america. >> oh. venz waezuela certainly a large russian presence. although it may have diminished because of the crisis there. there's not much more they can do there. certainly tried it in ecuador. ten years ago, for example, they had a major program, not only the one victor boot was caught running -- trying to run weapons through venezuela and colombia but trying to get intelligence cooperation and information that works with venezuela and ecuador who at the time had a leftist government against colombia, our main ally in that part of the world. in terms of argentina in 2014, networks. i think they have a presence from argentina. the government is is cleclearly different. circumstances are much different. >> one more question, to the gentleman, i can't read his name. the last one. do you know if

that's first thing i think abouxc i'm eed about the wardrobe. >> season three kicks off right after "t voice" and starts tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc4. >> "the voice." >> you better go home and nap if you want to stay up. >> a local pastry chef with an inspirational story is making his appearance on "the steve harvey" show today. >> the young man is on the autism spectrum but do h not let that stop him going after hidraepeams? >> how does that make me feel? >> so happy and like c accomplish anything as a chef. >> you can watch the entirete iew today right here on . nb >> let's talk about some chili. a little firefighter is putting his recipe to the test. >> captain eddie hdumayer one hour toeat out four others at the hormel cooking challenge in new york. we caught upit him at fire station 13. >> reporter: firefighters chili, you know we know something about that. we're here at station number 13 with captain eie duyer. all your ingredients are laid out here, captain. nationwide you're one of five finalists competing for the title to win. >> what's the big secret? >> the big secret

one companyim eed $16,000 to get rid of the bats. she chose paul because of a more reasonable price and his seemingly humane approach. >> but in order to remove the bat and not have an ongoing issue, you had to seal up every gap. >> rau believes the bats had been returni to this home for several summers. he says the home inspector should have thoroughl checked t the attic before kristin and her husband closed. >> thisd definitely shove been noticed. >> reporter: after sealing up the exposed exterior, paul exposed ye one- tubes that allow bats to fly out without getting in. ce the bats exited through the one way, they had to go somewherwe right? , they did. not too far. they went next door, a few feett away the neighbor's house. the neighbor's house also getting sealed up and tubes inserted. eventually the last of the bats moved out. w stragglers including this one caught in a towel o deck. this brings us back to the video she shows me earlier. this teeth, the growling, you might guess this b is not happy about the eviction. thank pau

. >> reporter: how will president trump figure out who wrote that scathing new york times op eed?etector test? fbi? maybe. if that individual is in meeting where's national security is being oiscussed other important topics, they are attempting to executive branch, that would be problematic and certainly something the deparent of justice should look into. >> the trump team is looking into discrediting bob woodward hod his new book, fear in the trump white e. >> i've never seen an instance when the president is so detached from the reality of what's going >> president trump calls woodward's book a joke, full of >> this is a president who welcomes, he accepts if not expects dissenting points of view. all the books are telling the same story. >> donald trump is dangerous, and that is t consistent theme. >> a theme set to hit store shelves today. >> woodward interviewed more than 100 people for this bookec andded most of those interviews. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> today marks eight weeks until the midterm elections, and looking toward president trump's approval rating fo

trump is a harden eed isolationt that has kept the world peaceful and stable since 2005. for example, by extracting more payments from europe, japan and gulf states or confiscating e r iraq's oil. that leaves the technological revolution that has transformed the world. but here also, the trends are not entirely promising for america. first the country is living on seed capital, investments in basic science and research that were made in the '60s and '70s continue to undergird american companies today. could amazon, facebook and apple have dominated the world without the internet and gps, both technologies developed by the united states government. the next wave of science and technology is indeed taking place, but in china. and then there is the rising backlash to technology, tech companies are increasingly seen as having monopoly or oligarchy power, intruding on privacy, having an elite that is separated from the rest of society. the best evidence of this is that trump, who does have good instincts of where and when to pander has gone to criticizing the tech -- beneath t

the ntsb says the underground regulator which adjusts gas flow was attach eed to a gas line tan out of service before the explosions. the officials are looking into that issue. schools in andove rerr will reo today. lawrence needs more time. >>> an a major study finds -- >>> a major study finds that daily low dose aspirin may not be between efficiently. -- may not be beneficial. it may pose significant health risks. it increases the risk of internal bleeding. jts . >>> the best of show tonight. "hand maid's tale" won last year. on the comedy side with the winner "veep" on the sidelines which is the leading comedy contenders. netflix has the most this year surpassing hbo. >>> and it is not exactly the way vontae davis drew it up. he retired afternot halftime. releasing a statement saying he meant no disrespect to the coaches and teammates. he said after playing through surgeries and injuries, he said it hit me fast and hard. he played for the colts before signing a deal with the bills in february. >>> that's sports. here is money. most asian stocks slid as u.s. and china trade tensions

get internet ospour eed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month.all or go online today. lunchbox and backpack ready. all of the kids in our area will be back in school tomorrow. it will bring a ton of changes to your routine and traffic. >> melissa has more on what to remember as kids head back to class. >> it's been called september shock. but it's about planning and mentally preparing and taking a deep breath as we kick into gear. ♪ it's a shock to the system. the d.c. area, more than 1.4 million students are heading back to class. more people means more cars and more buses. >> that school-related traffic is so different because it changes traffic patterns across the nation. >> reporter: it's an equation that creates slowdowns in the morninand evening rush. remember to put down your phpee, watch your in school zones and always look twice as crosswalks. >> if you take your eyes off of the road for two seconds, look at a text or look at your phone, you double the chance of being involved in a crash. >> reporter: you never want to pass a school bus.

sometimes -- i watched bre eed g bad."te book? >> my favorite book is "to kill a mockingbird." it's a wonderful book. but i read it as a young teen. i didn't know much about racism and bigotry. that opened up the world to me. but it showed human decency through atticus finch. it's important to stand up and step into somebody's skin. when you're an impressional kid, you're trying to determine your own moral standing in the world, books like that can make such a difference. they can guide you and educate you. the same way your parents or teachers do. >> i love this series is getting people reading and getting them talking about books. in some cases, i understand it fighting about books. "pride and prejudice." i hear that people are debating it online. >> yeah. and people whose books didn't make the list are really mad. livid. this is a survey. we didn't pick the books. >> sorry "fifty shades of grey." >> that's on there. >> i saw that. >> yeah. >> other than this -- >> you know you read it twice. >> for research. >> how are

those are some of the things you .eed to do to be innovative general spencer: for roughly 80% of my career in the air force, we would launch things thinking twice about it. what is the big challenge and risk operating in the space domain? mr. bezos: let's start with the fundamental principle, you never want a fair fight. that is for a boxing ring. a fair of a boxing ring, fight is just bad strategy. it means you did not prepare properly. as you pointed out, this nation has enjoyed incredible space it isnce for so long, and changing because some of our potential adversaries are getting very sophisticated. for me, if i were in your shoes, the way i would take about this is, in this new era, how are we going to maintain space dominance? what does it mean? you are going to need some fundamental capabilities. you have to be able to to space more frequently with less leadtime. if you said, jeff, i have a mission for you, i need you to control this piece of terrain over here, but there's some constraints. i needed to control that piece of terrain, but you can only visit at once a month with a lea

it's back eed up into the spot where we are now.been steadily rising over the last couple of hours. it's just up to the door. you can see the swimming pool in the backyard is kpleetd lcomple covered with this flood water. the house over here is likely to be flooded before this is all said and done. this area has gotten about 13.5 inches of rain. it's raining right now. the big thing is that all of that water from this area and from others is going to collect in the rivers and streams and they're going to start to rise. the local river in this area is already 11.5 feet above where it's supposed to be. it's expected to go up another six, seven feet but this is all over. we know there's a bit of a controversy brewing in the center of town. there's main artery that connects conway with myrtle beach. it's highway 501. today we saw the national guard putting sand bags along it to protect it to make sure that emergency crews can get in and out of the city and they are not cut off when the flood waters rise toward the end of this week. the

the president and once a cob tes tant on his show "the ce"eed to written questions for a court. answers are due to the supreme court by 28th. answers are given under oath so any untruthful answers by the president open him up to perjury charges. she sued trump last year after he said that she lied. she has accused him of forcibly groping her and kissing her about a decade ago. the president denies those charges. >> ed, thank you. >>> the dallas police department identified the white officer who fatality shot a black man in his own apartment. officer amber geiger is on administrative leaves a the rangers investigate the thursday night shooting. she was heading home and says she b accidentally walked into the wrong apartment. officials attempt to charge her with man slaugt r. she was investigated last year for shooting and wounding a man during a confrontation while on dutyshwas noarged. >>rt of foe today ceatin yf indende. for the t arhentrythmass games. tens of thousands took part in a synchronized display of national unity. ben tracy has our report from pyongyang. >> reporter:

. >> he dro himself to north carolina as water was rising and flights chef turn eed turned philanthropistndres has put his own life in danger to help others weaer stor he'll quickly tell you he's not the only one out there doing is. >> there a lot of people that go everyday of their lives further than they should. >> he says caring w something he learned at home growing up in spain. >> my mom andse dad to be nurses and i saw the people in the hospital, the nurses always goin to extra step. >> reporter: he learned to cook at , lighting the fire and stirring the spot to make paella. it's a skill he repeats often as he reaches out to help the hungry in desperate situations. in 2010 he founded the world central kitchen after the devastating earthquake in haiti. he called on other chefs to join him and they did. pl it's been a grass-root movement of peo that want to feed others. >> i don't know if what president trump has is prejudice but it seems t moren ever this administration seems it's against people that speak english with an accent. >> having been named to "time" l magazinet of 100 most

when they had a chance to interview this mysterious professor who approach eed papadopoulos, they didn'tull information. they said we could have arrested this guy. >> another reason why he is significant is because in the last week in a court filing through his lawyers he publicly disputed what attorney general jeff sessions, sitting attorney general jeff sessions said happened in terms of this meeting. we have the picture. there was a meeting where george papadopoulos was at the table, the president was at the table and attorney general jeff sessions at the table. it's this picture. it's at this meeting that it was brought up by papadopoulos i could arrange a meeting between russians and the trump campaign and maybe even the president. and sessions, the attorney general said last year, quote, i pushed back against that suggestion. papadopoulos said mr. sessions appeared to like the idea. stated the campaign should look into it. >> it's hard to know who to believe. there's credibility issues on both sides of that but papadopoulos is so shredded as a cooperator i wouldn't bank anything on

she says that her friend mark judge and she attend eed partie where there was very heavy drinking and inappropriate behavior your on the part of brett kavanagh and mark judge. she's associated working with the federal government, that she has a public trust, u.s. department of treasury clearance, a u.s. mint clearance and an irs clearance. let us get to the allegations that she is making and that she has sent on in a sworn statement to the judiciary committee. she says that she attended well over 100 house parties between 1981 and 1983 where mark judge and brett kavanagh, the supreme court nominee were present. she says that the party were in the area, they occurred every weekend during the school year. she says that she herself witnessed brett kavanagh drink excessively, and engage in highly inappropriate conduct, including being overly greg with girls and not taking no for an answer. she says she witnessed brett kavanagh at many of these parties engaging in physically abusive behaviors, grinding against girls and attempting to remove or shift girls clothing to expose private body pa

and i'm ashameded to s eed to s so close your ears young people, but a few of us were smoking on the gondolas. no, no, these were cigarettes, peel. i'm a teen, i'm rebellious. and as we're coming in, there are two very large disneyland police officers. and they said coan you come wit us. and they escorted us out of the park. true stoer true story, everybody. i was booted from the magic kingdom. but what i remember about it is at the end, they said you're going to have to leave, sir, for breaking the rules of the magic kingdom, but you are well i don't to come back anytime. which that was nice of them. just giving you a little context for my appearance here today. i do, i love you too. today is a different role. today really what i want to do is highlight the extraordinary collection of candidates who have decided to step up and bring out the best in our country. as i said yesterday, we're in a challenging moment. because when you look at the arc of american history, there has always been a push and pull between those who want to go forward, and those who want to look back. between th

today another prominent official at the securities regulator said that the tariffs had poisoned t ee eedhe atmos negotiations the chinese have signaled in the past that they plan to hit the u.s. back with tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods and u.s. businesses here have been saying they're expecting now for the chinese to implement more as they called qualitative measures that's defined as tax audits, more customs problems. another possible counter measure talked about today is something that the former finance minister discussed over the weekend export restraints. so these are restrictions on chinese companies from selling certain products to u.s. manufacturers. so the one that has been talked about a lot today are rare earths china is the biggest producer of rare earths, and these metals are important for a lot of different products that are in u.s. companies and u.s. products such as consumer electronics >> the trade talks were supposed to be progressing, these come in the wake of those trade talks getting renegotiated is there a sense now from the chinese this is a game from the tr

rin eed to find a cure.t in my spokes. >> reporter: this ride that she named adventure cycling is complete, washing away that pain and in its place a new goal. >> i want to reunite and inspire my fellow veterans to take charge of your happiness, take control of your life. you can't stay a slave to your pain. >> reporter: her journey is just beginning. next, she plans to start a nonprofit to help veterans reconnected with technology and get back to nature and each other. abc7 news. >> fantastic. >> you can get the latest news any time. to get more of the news delivered to your phone in real-time. >> thank you for joining us on abc7 news at 4. >> abc7 news at 5 starts now. >>> colin kaepernick has a new gig, today, the latest new face of nike. >> workers in the east bay marched side by side this labor day. the issue that has kaiser permanente employees rallying. >>> and running down two children and the search for the driver. > need her. she really does help me. >> this crate is a sad reminder of a comfort dog

it had to becu eed because of rising flood waters. these are some pictures and vide vidos.hey sta behind. good thing is everyone made it out okay. >> closer to home, maryland and virginia remain under a state of emergency this morning. virginia's governor is urging people to stay away from southeasternirginia as that storm starts to head toward the coast. >> d.c.'s mayor rescinded her state ofas emergency order night. she said extra funding will not be needed to deal with florence right here. keep in mind weekend events have been postponed or nencelled. 4 is working for you bringing you each hurricane florence update as it comes in. coming up in a few minutes we'll check back with jay gray. he's tracking conditions in carolina beach, north carolina. >> here's a look at today's top stories.pi investigators to learn about a series of home explosions. one person died and 10 others were hurt. the elosions were gas fires in as many as 80 homes. the entire neighborhood had to evacuated and emergency management crews said there was too much pressure in some of gas lines. >> tribut

there is a 10 miles per hour eed limit with these scooters and they can get up to about 15 to 20 milesand not allowedksn sidew in the central business district an allowed on other sidewalks roughout the city and you are urged to be courteous to everyone on did sidewalks and riders 16 years of age or older to use one and unfortunately we're told there is pp helmet lawing to the age group or a license required. bottom line, i meant is -- when we reached out they said only thing to u je ist a helmet but these things are -- pick them up, on the fly and you're not -- bringing a helmet with you. but a l of cities throughout the nation doing research throughout the day and there are some states and jurisdictions beginning to put laws out there to tryo crack down on them to be safer. >> even with a helmet law, the company can't keep you from renting a bike without the helmet with you. i it is. think more and more you see these things and accidents happening thingsrechange. >> yeah. >> no doubt. >> thank you. >> thank you, susan. >>> all right. halloween costumes are hitting the store shelves a

checked --eed to be where they are checked, when, and by whom.ost checks can take place away from the border. >> you have potential instability. elections for the chairman of bavaria are on the 14th of october. and you have the u.s.-china dispute. desire to parkng brexit as an issue. >> global news on air, 24 hours a day and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. matt: thank you. give you a quick recap of what is going on with danske bank. -- one of thehe biggest money laundering scandals in europe are starting to unravel. the ceo of the bank is going to relieve as it revives its outlook for profits and revenues. the bank has failed to live up to its responsibilities and he will continue until a niece -- new ceo is appointed. expects axpects -- net profit of 16,000,000,000-17,000,000,000 for 2018. that currency has been absolutely walloped this year, literally decimated, losing a 10th of its value. stocks extended a rally that began yesterday, despite the trade war in beijing. -- yua nudged

. >> you mentioned marria eed merk garland. republicans are saying this is just retribution for garland not getting nom natted. >> we all have our opinions when we're republicans or democrats. the process should be that we have open, transparent hearings so the public can see both sides. but they should have an investigation. >> in 18991, it was clarence thomas and anita hills. democrats were in charge then, and anita hill felt like she didn't get a fair hearing. now the gop is in charge. what can be done to ensure a fair process? >> we have to be fair, but the country for the last 30 years, we've been going through this transformation where women need to be respected as equals. that's the clash here. i think we have to realize times are changing. we have to have a process. respect everyone. and let the public decide for themselves. >> last week, you and three other lawmakers called for california's attorney general to investigate abuse. what's behind that? >> again, i was raised in the catholic church, went to a catholic high

and facebook and twitter both have acknowledged eed that the have a problem.resident trump and others on the right are obviously going to speak out about this because you can disappear if you don't show up in the search rankings or the trending topics or whatever. but at the same time, i don't think government regulation is the answer. so there has to be another way. >> yeah. molly, we talked about this earlier. there's a thought that given the enormity of these corporations, and this is a public square today. this is the equivalent of what we used to see in the old town square was people with a bull horn. and so could there be a movement to treat them more like public utilities, so they have some quasi government oversight of these entities or would that open up a total can of worms perhaps in the other direction at some point? >> i personally am not a fan of regulation as an answer to this situation, but these companies absolutely have sometimes huge market share. the percentage of which would make standard oil blush. they are cognizant that they are going t

reerators full of beer across the city promising to open them when the browns' losing streak finally eed and that happened last night when they beat the jets 21-17. it was their first win since christmas eve of 20. that is 635 days without a win. players stt it is prey special breaking that s home turf.ir and the redskins are working hard hoping for are their first home win of the season this sunday. they are hosting the packers at fedex field. and they have atu real onity to stand out this weekend. green bay's quarterback aaron rodgers has been having trouble with his knee and isn't playing at 100%. redskins are 1-1 this season after losing their home opener to the colts. kickoff sunday at 1:00. >>> well,f youpend your weekend dreenling indreams of and ideas for your home, we have fresh inspiration for you. the home show i lot of you will recognize the man standing next to me from trading spaces. welcome. >> thank you. >> this is in some ways you are coming home. you went on mclean high school and uva. >> yeah, i'ms from tea and of course a redskins fan. >> got to ask you, how did you g

he emphasised hi coach eed he c girl's basketball team to appeal in this movement, in this moment.>> there's preachers and teachers and coaches and up standing citizens, if you will who commit acts of sexual violence every day. who he has been in the last few years as a family man and a coach and all those things have nothing to do with who he was at 17 years old, drunk in a room with dr. blasey ford. >> how important is this moment, is this hearing going to be for you? i saw an executive vice president from planned parenthood who opposed this from the beginning. how much import are you ascribing to that? >> i think it's very important. it's not just about the last two years. the world is watching america. the people who vote are watching. it's been 27 years since anita hill. we need to see there's a difference understanding about sexual violence. we need to see they know how to approach and handle issues of sexual violence in a very different way. we're going to be watching to see exactly what they do and we're going to respond accordingly? >> how much have you been thinking about

the issue occurs while drivers try to make a turn while going at a low eed. it could fail momentarily and has been linked to dozens of accidents. >> pretty soon the volkswagen beetle is going to be a thing of the past. they'lltop producing it last year. in fact, seven decades after it first came to the u.s. it's unclear wn theinal bug will roll off the assembly line. >> michelle oba will begin a ten city tour to promote her morie titled "becoming". >> most do book tours in small settles but mrs. obama will be at capital one arena. tickets go on sale next friday. >> good morning, everybody. still watching a landfalling hurricane on c theoast of north carolina. that's the eye of the storm now just c sing onre below top sail beach, north carolina. winds are gusting to 84 miles per hour right now in wilmington, north carolina. the latest on florence and your weeken >> plus, new video showing us the scary effects of hurricane florence before it even made landfall. look at that. gas station crumbled during overnight winds. >> now florence has made landfall. this is

she wanted toyo eed it to be an. she didn't want this to come out.nita hill released a statement on how this unfolded and how it needs to charnge. a process should be put in place that enables anyone with a complaint of this nature to be heard. i've seen when a process is weaponized against an accuser. no one should have to endure that again. >> a lot of people saying this confirmation process is broken and needs to change. >> i think that's right. i think the confirmation process has been particularly opaque. we have not, unlike in the kagen confirmation hearings, received full librabrary of kavanaugh's communications when he was in the white house. we now with these allegations are not getting a particularly transparent response if him either. these hearings have become, obviously hyper partisan but an offshoot of that is we seem to forget the point of why we're holding them in the first place which is not to have a kind of left wing, right wing battle but confirm a judge who will be a responsible and careful lifetime appointee on the supreme court

in hurricane matthew in 2016, a three-foot storm surge wash eed out the dune and flooded oak island. three feet. we are expecting six or nine feet or higher. >> that is devastating. that is across the island into the mainland. that is a lot of water. >> then the rain. >> what they are projecting now is up to 40 inches of rain. hurricane floyd in '99 brought 20 inches here. that is 20 more inches. that's a lot of water. people need to take heed and leave now. >> and the duration. we have been talking all morning of the duration. 24 hours or more of tropical storm-force winds. what will you do as the storm is hitting in. >> right now, we have my swift water team. county swift water team is a type two team which is two zodiac boats. they are preparing with the equipment to go out. we have a federal response which is missouri task force one. they will be in leeland south of wilmington. the chief will host those people. i believe 45 people and three tractor-trailers. a lot of federal response. we are really appreciative of that. we are preparing, but there will come a time where we will n

these are the thunderstorms that rolled through baltimore, then they head eed through philadelphia.u're on the i-95 corridor through upstate new york, definitely bring the umbrella and be prepared for slow commutes. here's the rainfall forecast. some of the heaviest rain will be in the southern mountains of new hampshire and the higher terrain. providence possibly two inches. other areas that we could see some airport delays, chicago and minneapolis. this is the beginning of fall air, but it is still summer from denver to oklahoma city. dallas, 95. even into tomorrow it stays very warm in st. louis and throughout much of the south. no sign of any fall weather yet. >>> let's switch gears and go out to tinseltown. tv's biggest stars took home top honors at the 70 th annual emmy award last night. >> amazon's streaming series lived up to its name. four emmys for rachel brosnahan. the series creator won for writing and directing. >> my panic room is going to be so pretty. >> another first year comedy, hbo's barry earned best actor for bill hadar. >> tonight i got to clear the table. >> "

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he's portrayed hi eed himself a choir boy and virgin. putting that aside, we have his yearbo yearbook, his sexism, his brink drink -- drinking. we have mark judge writing his book. we have his yale roommate saying he was drunk all the time. yale students saying we want to take back our support. we have yale students saying we were groomed as women to be his clerks to look like model. >> because he was a heavy drinker does that mean you can say he's a sexual criminal. that he behaved inappropriately with him. there's a difference between i was a heavy drinker and i tried to rape girls. >> what he said under oath is he was a choir boy. he sold 4i78s himself as i went church, i went to service and i was athletic. he didn't sell himself until recently, i did some things i'm ashamed of. he belonged to an all male organization called tit and clit. >> that was a nickname. >> that was a yale secret society. >> no means yes and yes means anal. >> read another portion for the declaration. talking about how detailed it was. it have a 14-point decla

it is expect eed become a major hurricane next week.orth and south carolina declaring states of emergency in their states to get things in place. this is the view of florence from space. this coming to us from the international space station. the storm could be dangerously close to the u.s. by late thursday. ivan cabrera joins us now with the latest. beyond virginia and the care carolinas, who else should be paying close attention to florence. >> i think anyone from north florida to virginia at this point here. that's a wide stretch and we're going to narrow that down. this is a latest advise ory on florence. it is swrus under the threshold. 70 mile an hour winds. it's still a good 1500 miles plus away from the east coast. we have plenty of time to watch it. that 70, 71 mile an hour wind came from the hurricane hunters. take that 71 and multiply it by two. that's what we're thinking this thing will eventually be. that would be a category 4. look at what happens here. explosive development. tropical storm today, tonight it will be a hurr

it is my understanding, with all due respect, you've request eed 10% to 15% of the total. i appreciate there are a lot of pages of documents, but we have to have this conversation in the context of the total. the fact that we've only been given, by your request, 10% to 15% of those documents. my final point is this, this is a hearing about who will sit on the highest court of our land. this is a hearing that is about who will sit in a house that symbolizes our system of justice in this country. and some of the most important principles behind the integrity of our system of justice is that we have due process and we have transparency. that is why we have public courtrooms. that is why we have requirements in courts of law and in our country that there will be transparency. that both parties will be given all relevant information. we can argue then as to the weight of the documents and the significance. but not as to whether or not they're admissible. so i object. i ask that we renew and revisit senator blumenthal's motion to suspend, or my motion to postpone this hearing. t

but, remember, too, that has to be weighed dpe eed against what already know. which is that judge kavanaugh is a man of character and integrity, who has been through six fbi vettings, which i can tell you firsthand, are significant and thorough. he also has been lauded by women from every different aspect of his life. >> what's also different than 1991, when anita hill testified against clarence thomas is that 2018 is a new era for women. in addition to the me too movement, these accusations come as more and more women are running for office than ever before. let me read you this tweet from cnn analyst, susan hennessey. she wrote, it is worth pondering that if this doesn't make a difference, and good money says it won't, two of the nine justices of the u.s. supreme court will have been credibly accused of serious sexual misconduct and confirmed anyway. that is quite a statement to the women of this country. but let me be clear, we cannot jump to conclusions. we don't know if kavanaugh did what he's accused of doing. but these allegations must be given serious c

seth: good, i'm glad oucause i knowidn't talk to me, and i would have been very insulted. [ laughter ] eed talk shows. >> seth: you have done that. yeah. >> i tell you what i did do, iwa hed a lot of old talk shows 'cause she would have -- 'cause she's my age. e's like, late 50s. so, she would have grown up with -- as i did. you know, the first talk show did was with johnny carson.id >> seth: dou really? >> yes. >> seth: wow. >> i was dressed like a geography teacher. i had no idea about glamour. [ laughter ] and jimmy carter was on at the same time. he was so nice. s h: that is a real -- >> i know. >> seth: you really hit the jackpot foyour first talk ow. >> i know. it was such fun. >> seth: yeah. my first talk show was someone canceled on conan o'brien and they called me, like an hour, beforehand. [ laughter ] for real. >> were you appearing a guest? i >> setas a guest, yeah. >> "snl," right. >> seth: said "somebody cancelled. will you come up and play a pizza box? no, they really did, "will you come uand --" but that was because we were in the building. he was here, and so if they had a

they saw real incompetence in that administration and it depressed voe eed voters from t out.ane will be a motivator each way. the thing that people are caring about is what's happening in their own homes. how are jobs? how are wages? what about the president? health care, education? >> i do wonder -- we only have 30 seconds left. the theme besides fear of woodward's book. they're doing a nineth printing. i think it's 1.5 million copies in hard cover. it's about lack of competence to have a central place where people can go and have structure. if this does not go well and you already have that sort of out there and it's been talked about nonstop and people are reading the books sitting next to their bed stands, do you think this is a situation where florence could influence this election? >> it could because of the cumulative weight of these things. it's not one thing or the next. i get the sense that voters now paying more attention. the answer is yes. remember when george w. bush said great job brownie. we had a moment like that in the office from president trump. >> good th

. >> we learn eed brett kavanaughs at the white house. we have not heard from the president yet. we know he's at the white house. what conversations are happening, that reporting we'll get in moments. the eyes are on susan collins and lisa murkowski. two senators who also had major questions about where does this judge stand on roe v. wade. two senators who were highly critical of former democratic senator from minnesota al franken who pushed for him to leave amid those multiple allegations of sexual harassment. what do they do now is the key question. jennifer rubin, you pointed out this column to me last night in "the washington post," a conservative columnist in "the washington post." let me read you what she said. once more, all eyes turn to collins, murkowski, and perhaps another brave republican or two. will they act like responsible members of an equal branch of government? this is the job of congress. you check the other branches. what happens? >> when we look at it, collins and murkowski have been two key voteses already. they wavered on whether they would support kavana

that would mean we backed o eed turned our back on tradition.topping merritt garland for a year, not allowing him to vote, that was totally unprecedented, especially with a lot of republicans that said they would vote for garland if it came to a vote. let's not do one shameful thing on top of another. >> the president is seriously questioning how democrats have handled this entire matter. senator feinstein got the letter on july 30th. she described the alleged sexual assault in great detail. do you think there was a way for senator feinstein to have alerted you, other members of the committee, without revealing her identity? >> i'm going to leave that to her. i know senator feinstein has always act ted with integrity. the fact is we have the letter now. let's act on it. rushing this through to a vote -- we don't even have all of the judge's records from when he was at the white house. now we're saying here's a major item, we want to vote without having that -- it doesn't even pass the laugh test. it goes from sham to shameful. >> did you miss an

she says on newspaperous occasionser witnessed ma eed br kavanagh and mark judge being overly aggressive with girls including the fobbndling and grabbing of girls without their concert. she goes on to describe some of that in her claims. and this is a sworn statement, she has written it as a sworn statement, and it has gone on to the judiciary committee, and the judiciary committee has said they received it. i observed brett kavanagh bel below-including pressing girls against them without their consent, grinding against girls and attempting to removz or shift girls clothing to expose private body parts. i likewise observed him to be verbally abusive towards girls and making crude comments towards girls that were designed to humiliate and embarrass them. i witnessed brett kavanagh behave as a mean drunk on many of these parties. now you have heard, you mentioned brett kavanagh has denied even knowing her, saying this is from the twilight zone, mark judge has also denied all of these allegations that have been made. but she accuses brett kavanagh of saying falsehoods during the interviews