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mike, and elise, i just -- i -- i am sad.thing is -- i have -- we have all talked about, you and i have talked about how we don't like it but elise talked about it earlier, how we don't like how the democrats handled this at all. also said i hate the fact that people are either calling dr. ford a liar and a nabulists are calling dr. kavanaugh an attempted rapist. all that said, why don't the republicans do the smart thing and say you know what, they did it back in 1991, let's have the president order up an investigation, they can come back in three or four days. you will get this heaped us. we will have brett kavanaugh voted on with an after tsterisk to his name. >> senator grassley and hatch both of whom on the committee whenp anita hill was fighting clarence thomas and they triggered the fbi into another background check, they were both on the committee. they have learned absolutely nothing across all of this time. your answer is right if front of you for these senators. pittsburgh up the phone, you call the white house. do

yes, there's real concern in their building. >> elise, that's not paranoia, that's a fact. when richard faced re-election in 1972, he said in the middle of the night, we have lost the power of subpoena again. he understood that he was going to be investigated, investigated, investigated and he was probably going down. and so maybe he didn't know the whole truth but he knew the horror of it. john just pointed out, if the democrats -- you know, if the senate and the house both go democrat and they both have the power of the senate, they'll be competing with each other to get the guy. >> it's all in plain sight. we already know. we see what's happening with the trump hotel and with various foreign governments entertaining there. we see what's happening with donald trump weighing in on -- >> you think the emoluments clause will be brought up? >> of course. the renovation of the fbi bill. it's absolutely ridiculous and completely unacceptable. it should be bipartisan that we stamp out this corruption. >> so don't you understand the division of labor, selena. let's get it straigh

elise, thank you. monday on "today"avannah will have the first live tv interview with bob the author of the book "fear trump in the white house." g, a dallass morn police officer is expected to face a manslaughter charge after she shot and killed a man she thought was in her apartment. it turns out she was in his apartment. we have tammy leitner in dallas with more. tammy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. ats first, dal police did not realize it was one of their own that shot an unarmed man inside the apartment complex. things got more confusing as the officer said she thought she was in her own apartment. now the case is in the hands of whodallas district attorney is considering criminal charges. >> i couldn't believe it when we got that call. it just feels like a nightmare. >>ineporter: this mo that nightmare all too real. as allison john struggles to understand why her son was shot and killed if his home b an off-duty dallas police office >> if he was a white man in that apartment

his youngest daughter elise broner organize the evening he no longer gives interviews. let's talk about your career my father is overjoyed he's totally excited he's in top shape he's sitting up in the theater waiting for his guests and he feels deeply honored that i was gay at. the highlight of the calibers the presentation of the medal of honor for entrepreneurs life's work by the head organisation of the film industry in front of seven hundred guests . are produced some two hundred sixty motion pictures since the one nine hundred forty s. among them were international successes like europa europa winner of the one thousand nine hundred two golden globe for best foreign language film and oscar nominee for best adapted screenplay it tells the true story of a jewish youngster who survived the war as a member of the hitler youth. think it or not and it's a gun that i think about the past day and night i'm tied to the past when those things every day i have to bring the victims back from oblivious that means giving them all thanks helps and it's a polish jew he survived th

elise jordan. >> i am 30 minutes away from home. >> we brought you home elise.ddie glaud is with us and mike barnicle is with us on wellington road and wily has the top political story this morning. >> hold on. eddie, another mississippi guy. >> which by the way, speaking of hurricanes, we would come over from pensacola for about everyday africa trinter katrina you feel for the people. >> absolutely. >> it is frightening. >> like you, i have lived through three others. it is a horroring experience. >> this one looks like it is going to set up shops over the weekend. >> the flooding going through and not reaching its peak until tuesday. sometimes we get to the category system and you wake up thinking it is cat one and it is not the case as all. >> the power of water. >> yeah. >> and eddie, it appears that i have three choices of mississippi jersey to wear. >> i think you look nice. >> i picked the one that's offensive to you >> i love oxford. >> i am a mississippi state fan. >> mississippi state fan and don't forget jackson state. >> so i had four choices and i p

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most mean does make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on their. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets. emerging market currencies of been a big focus for us here on counting the cost these past few months and this week we saw turkey unveil its long awaited plan to find a way out of crisis it's finance minister but i'll bet rock was put in charge of the economy two months ago by his father in law president richard perle the one he sharply cut turkey's growth forecasts for this

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most mean does make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on their. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf ghani. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood and used to draw people out of their homes now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets emerging market currencies have been a big focus for us here on counting the cost these past few months and this week we saw turkey unveil its long awaited plan to find a way out of crisis it's finance minister but it's albay iraq was put in charge of the economy two months ago by his father in law president richard typer the one he sharply cut turkey's growth foreca

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most mean does make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on there the. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets. emerging market currencies of been a big focus for us here on counting the cost these past few months and this week we saw turkey unveil its long awaited plan to find a way out of crisis it's finance minister but it's a rock was put in charge of the economy two months ago by his father in law president richard perle the one he shall flee cut turkey's growth forecasts for

>> elise jordan, as you watched and listened to barack obama, you thought what? >> specifically to that passage, republicans and their strengths on foreign policy and that they were the party of strengths was historically, something that was important to voters and they seeded that territory to democrats and now with donald trump and his coziness and his complete possibility of what happened of the 2016 russian interference. >> is there a fear that barack obama may energyize the base and galvanize the right in the way that only barack obama can or maybe hillary clinton as well. >> i think he cannot sit on the sideline. we need obama in this fight. those people are never going to be for us anyway. i want to go back to lisa's point because i agree. when he went by name, went after the republican party, wave elections occur when american rub publ republic rejects the party. he didn't want it to be trump, he wanted the republicans to understand where they went wrong. had he not mentioning president trump was a smart political move. >> this is something else that caug

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most mean does make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on there the. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets. emerging market currencies of been a big focus for us here on counting the cost these past few months and this week we saw turkey unveil its long awaited plan to find a way out of crisis it's finance minister but i'll bet rock was put in charge of the economy two months ago by his father in law president richard perle the one he sharply cut turkey's growth forecasts for t

global affairs correspondent elise labbot sat down with pompeo for a one-on-one interview.> really, among the hardest i've heard him. this follows the attack on two u.s. facilities in iraq. just this month, by iranianbacked militias. there's a real concern by the administration that the iranians are opening up a new front in iraq not only to attack the u.s. but attack it's really, bringing in sophisticated weaponry. so he spoke about that and he also had a very stark warning for secretary of state -- former secretary of state john kerry, who he said is advising with meetings with the iranians the u.s. arch enemy how to undermine the current administration. take a listen. >> ron has been confronting the world as the world's largest state sponsor of terror for quite some time. they have armed militias. the lebanese has. the militias in iraq. they're arming the huthys in yemen. launching missiles into the gulf states. applying diplomatic pressure to prevent them from doing this. that's our mission. it is true, elise, we have told the islamic republic of iran that using a proxy

elise hogue is with us, attorney nancy erica smith, and liz plank, who has reported on many aspects of this. mya mentioned something i want to put forward, which is a point that can get lost in these stories. what is the best standard to apply in fact finding? the strictest is in criminal trials where you have proof of wronging to beyond a reasonable doubt. courts use a less strict standard in civil cases. the question is whether to choose someone for a powerful post, not deny them liberty or take away a job they already have, when you think about xa examples like david petraeus. today's debate is not about removing kavanaugh from his powerful perch on the d.c. circuit. it's not about charging him with a crime, given the statute of limitations. the standard in play is only whether investigating these allegations should impact a big decision to promote him to a dig job for life. and so nancy, i put that to you first. what is the right standard to think about this promotion? >> i think it's a very low bar. if we have questions about this man's integrity, he shouldn't be given a lifetime

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most meandoes make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on there than what. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets shelob alice al-jazeera kabul. with the headlines on al-jazeera the leaders of north korea are promising a nuclear free korean. kim jong il and also says he plans to visit seoul probably before the end of the here. remarks on the second day of their three day summit. we have adopted a military agreement to terminate the historic tragic confrontations and hostility tha

at the table, phil rucker, elise jordan and now co-coast of the excellent podcast words matter. bill kristol and nick confisore for "the new york times." let's start with you sung min. >> so major breaking news. we're still waiting for chairman grassley to -- chuck grassley to release his statement on this and any response because if you recall, there were some ways that grassley and his staff and senate republicans were willing to accommodate dr. ford and her testimony. earlier this week they had offered perhaps flying senate investigators out to california to speak with her there at her home if that would make her feel more comfortable. they offered public sessions, private sessions. but the one thing -- two things they weren't budging on was that monday date as well as the -- their view that an fbi investigation before she testifies was not necessary. but now dr. ford through her attorneys has offered a timeline that's not too far from the monday date line. she's still saying she's willing to come next week. she's still asking for that fbi investigation, and this aligns with

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and elise labott spoke with the secretary of state about the instability. >> we have told the islamic republic of iran that using force to attack american interests will -- will e will n let iran get away with using a proxy force to attack american interests. iran will be held accountable. >> even militarily? >> if they are responsible for the arming and training of these militias, we will go to the source. >> reporter: pocmpeo doubled don on his attacks of john kerry. >> he always refused to treat our enemies like enemies. >> reporter: pompeo saysnegotia but he says that it things on the bond between kim jung-un and the president. >> is the president allowing kim jung-un to set the pace and scope knowing that he made these commitments and trust that he will make that decision ultimately? >> the pace would be uneven, but the progress each and every day was important. we think that we're getting that. remember sanctions remain in place. the world sanctions, not american sanctions. the u.n. security council resolutions demand chairman kim make this decision to denuclearize. and that enf

cnn global affairs correspondent elise labott has more. >> reporter: erica, cnn has confirmed that u.s with venezuelan military officers plotting a queue against nicolas maduro. that's according to a current and former u.s. official who spoke with cnn. american officials met with renegade venezuelan military officers abroad several times over the last year after they had made contact with the u.s. sources told us that washington ultimately decided against supporting the coup, didn't provide those officers with any support and the plans for the coup ultimately fell apart. now, those discussions between the u.s. and venezuelan military officers about that coup first reported on saturday by "the new york times." the white house didn't immediately respond to a request for comment, but we know the maduro government has been convinced and concerned for some time that the u.s. was behind a coup plot against the president. president trump has previously discussed the possibility of military option in venezuela. he was asked about the possibility of military intervention in response to the moun

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cnn's elise labott has the story from washington. >> reporter: cnn has confirmed that u.s.icials met secretly with the venezuelan military officers plotting a coup against venezuelan president nicolas maduro according to a current and former u.s. official. american officials met with renegade venezuelan military officials after the sources made contact. sources told us washington ultimately decided against supporting the coup, didn't provide the venezuelan officers with any support and plans for the coup ultimately fell apart. now, the trump administration's discussions with the venezuelan military officers about that potential coup were first reported saturday by "the new york times." but the maduro government has been concerned for some time that the u.s. was behind such a coup plot. president donald trump has previously discussed the possibility of military option in venezuela. asked about the possibility of a military intervention in response to the mounting crisis in the country, the president said that certainly the u.s. could, quote, could pursue taking military acti

my friend, elise jordan, a "time" magazine contributor and served as an aide in the george w. bush administration. and midwin charles is an attorney from mt lthe law firm midwin charles and associates. if you were advising dr. ford ahead of this massive day, what will you tell her? >> the first thing is be yourself. the most important thing here for the public to see, it's not just the senators, it's also the public, is who she is. because a lot of the conversation happening around this hearing has turned to credibility obviously. there's a lot of information we won't get in this hearing about credibility because other witnesses are not being called because the fbi background check has not been reopened. so since it's really what she's going to say and what brett kavanaugh's going to say, the question becomes who is she? let the public see. so folks can feel like they know what kind of person she is. unfortunately, i say unfortunately, because this isn't the litmus test for whether or not someone gets a job promotion, but unfortunately, it's become about the people as opposed

elise jordan, a former aide in the george w. bush white house and state department. now co-host of the podcast "words matter." "washington post" columnist and associate editor eugene robinson and zer li na maxwell. now director of progressive programming for sirius xm. peter baker, just the words, i don't remember talking about my grades since i was in grade school. the president tweeting about a-pluses, really even the most -- even the most generous read can put the president at the center of his words, his public statements, his utterances about this potentially deadly storm bearing down on the carolinas. it's bizarre. >> well, this is why other presidents don't talk about themselves in the moments like this. they talk about the people in the path of the storm. now the president has issued a video. he has made some comments about those people in the path warning them to get away. he cannot stay away from this idea of what people are saying about him. this person says something nice about me. this person says we did a good job. this is a pattern with him that goes b

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fewer elision have as in napa and -- fewer elevations in napa and lake counties. we'll look how warm it's gonna get when we look at the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a violent armed robbery in doubt sabling. and two suspects are in -- downtown san jose. two suspects are on the run. you can see san jose arresting two of the suspects a few blocks away. those men are accused of attacking a group of friends overnight as they came out of a nightclub. the victims were robbed of their wallets and cellphones while being punched and kicked. one of the friends got knocked out. >> and then one of them ended up pulling out a gun. i was punched twice. a couple of my other friends were hit a couple times. one of my friends was knocked out cold. we attended to him and made sure he's okay. he's going to be fine. he's going to valley medical. >> they did uncover a loaded handgun. the mayor of san jose says crimes should start decreasing across the city soon. >> the good news is we are adding a lot of police officers. we have 250 we've hired just the last two years. some are still

. >>> political writer for the new york times, nick confessore, elise jordan. >> can i ask elise somethingk you, are you insulted that donald trump keeps calling southerners stupid? or is it just my friends from alabama that he keeps calling stupid? because he keeps -- i know he believes it, but he keeps calling my friends from alabama stupid. he calls -- he insults my school as a second rate school. it's a constant attack on the great state of alabama, roll tide, number one. >> joe, it's not easy for me to defend alabama, but i have to. i'm forced to out of solidarity. i'm so sick of these dumb southerner comments and attacking our accents which i think are quite beautiful. >> i wonder what all the people in the south who voted for him seriously think when they hear them? do they dismiss them because they come from the press you don't believe them. >> he holds the south in contempt. he especially holds alabama in contempt which is really strange. ram a jama, give 'em hell alabama. >> host of "kasie d.c." on msnbc, kasie hunt. white house bureau chief at "the washington post" and political

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i am joined by people who know their way around precedents, sharon eiffel, elise hope, and my favorite eagle npr's nina totenberg who is still covering the hearing there at ground zero. my thanks to all of you. cherilyn, off the top, did judge kavanaugh help or hurt himself today. >> it was. it was very exciting. there are very important moments and we learned a lot about judge kavanaugh. there was a mix of substance and process that was really important. you know the whole issue about the documents, the documents we don't have from his time when he worked for president bush. that was interwoven with some of the colloquy that you showed at the top of the hour. senator leahy, for example, brought a line of questioning about whether or not kavanaugh received confidential documents that had been stolen from senator leahy in 2002 at the time that the judge worked on judicial nominees. what leahy did is he questioned the nominee up to the point that he couldn't use documents that the chair of the committee has deemed committee confidential. and leahy said something extraordinary, he said he

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former democratic congresswoman donna edwards is here and elise jordan, a former aide in the george w. bush white house. she and steve are the host of the podcast "words matter." i'm told the president and his public statements and private conversations is still firmly behind kavanaugh but that if tomorrow goes as badly as the fox news interview did, in his mind, that they may consider other options. what are you hearing? >> i think that's right. the president was a little disappointed in the fox interview. he thought kavanaugh came off too week. he thinks what judge kavanaugh should do is be more like president trump and express anger and unequivocal pushback on these accusers. that's not what judge kavanaugh wants to do nor what he ought to do strategically given the current environment. his goal tomorrow, according to his advisers, is to make sure his denials are as powerful as possible but express some indignation without looking like he's angry. the environment is so fraught that he could easily turn people off by going too far in one direction or another. >> peter baker, i'm hea

there are dozens of ice cream sellers and sure elise patch of kabul he competes with fifty most meandoes make about one hundred dollars a month from this year elise supports his wife and four children he says he's looking for change in upcoming elections on their. i want security for my country and peace for my country and a prosperous future but i will not vote for president ashraf. ghani came into office as international combat forces pulled out taking with them billions in military spending since then security has worsened and so has the economy. surely keep talking happy birthday rings hopeful over the neighborhood used to draw people out of their harms now not even ice cream control afghans to the streets. emerging market currencies of been a big focus for us here on counting the cost these past few months and this week we saw turkey unveil its long awaited plan to find a way out of crisis it's finance minister but i'll bet rock was put in charge of the economy two months ago by his father in law president richard typer the one he sharply cut turkey's growth forecasts for this y

reply though came just five minutes later france will cook when a constant elise social the greater desire to weak with lies but his game would later turn sour. recalled champions by and began to press hard leverkusen defense crumbled and i and robin made them pay the dutchman taking full advantage of yonathan towers mistake by and had turned the game around but lost the least so to a knee injury. the game petered out after the break but it came alive again on eighty minutes reflect caring bell robbie just eight minutes after coming on holding this ugly challenge on ruffy near by and were incensed. the hose that no chance of ten men and by and sealed it late on through him as rodriguez later cusanus third loss in three. no one to this of course but it is how it is so it's we have no points from three games but we mustn't lose our cool. by and celebrate that perfect start but heloc side are in dire need of some inspiration. two games and two wins that's how overall spirit and berlin have kicked off their season the world's surprisingly strong start to the campaign has their fans feeling rat

in two thousand and six his daughter elise browner took over from in the business but our two opponent he's an eye on things from the background not even at one hundred years old would he think of turning his back on the movie business. if. it's very hard to work with a man who's accomplished so much. much and it's such a patriarch. only one opinion counts and that's him of course we've had our disagreements but it works out he and most of all my mother are very happy that someone in the family is carrying on. a nice broner hunter promised her father that along with all the profitable productions she would carry on making films that keep the memory of the holocaust a life. time when i'm no longer around these films will be there in fifty or one hundred years ago to bear witness to watch what happens at this time. for us these that's why it's. part of a calmer person on the fires this century of german history and over seventy years of success in the film business. moving on now to a brief look at other stories making headlines on the cultural scene in today's express. the austrian city

erin: elise needs water. andrew: elise needs water? erin: yeah. andrew: jabba coming in. go on.ngs are starting to look up and i'm noticing a change in andrew's attitude, i wanted to take him out front and show him some of the changes that i've made to the front of the store. the building has been repainted. all that's still there today, by the way. woman: it says grooming. lemonis: grooming and training. woman: looks very nice. lemonis: the lighting's all working. the flags are all up. it looks good. andrew: i think it's brilliant. lemonis: did you see the logo inside? let me show you that. this logo that was made came out great, don't you think? woman: this is very beautiful. andrew: i love it. andrew: that's great. lemonis: i think that is a spectacular logo to be on the business cards for the grooming department. i mean, it's fantastic. woman: it's beautiful. lemonis: it wasn't about the renovation, it wasn't about the aesthetics, it was about taking these individual department managers and having them feel like their department was important, and that it wasn't just about l

elise and christoph are investigating the replications for romance in our sex lives today many people looking for love online dating sites. is over years kinda before so. to stand up and i'm very curious to see or have a joy to work so i did it. i said well before christophe can meet a woman he has to market himself. to me with shades i'm assured that this is to impress the girls. today in the has over fifty million users worldwide most of them young alice spent several years looking for a permanent partner on it. this is my profile with a range of different photos. the app displays potential numbers in a kilometer radius and in future vacation destinations. one to two people find each other attractive they're informed they have a match only then are they able to get in contact your local. sociologist eva eleusis has examined why the search for a pappa has become so difficult. cream situation on the internet what does your immediately presented with partners available on the entire market. that creates a new way of thinking where we compare people and assign them at all you almost lik

i‘ve been tracing the crew, and finally tracked elise to 0slo in norway. amazing to meet you.es it still fit? yes. but the glitz of that very first flight was tarnished by those troublesome jet engines. something happened for take—off. one of the engines heated up. some people said they had seen flames, maybe they did or imagined, but the captain decided to go back to the terminal. the world‘s press watched the world‘s biggestjet return. disappointed? 0h, sure. 0n the tarmac, pan am‘s ron marasco. it was a state of shock throughout the facility. this was our worst nightmare. any sense of fear? well, they said something was burning and we got off. a man—made giant crossing the atlantic — cynics had heard that before. there were people outside who were demonstrating that this had all the earmarks of the titanic. some people even went off the aeroplane and said "never again". they never came back. i think it was about 30 passengers who didn't want to go back. when we inspected the engine, there was molten medal in the tailpipe. hidden away, the only other 747 was secretly swapped