eventually, emin agreed.en i read the prove innocence, that's why trump wanted to be there, because the obamas had slept there and the alleged peeing incident, to me i was like, if it happened, he must have worked really quickly, because he barely knew where he was staying anyway, and there was only this very small window of time when it could have taken place. because all the rest of the time, he was with us. >> but is it true he stayed there, because he has said on the record, i didn't stay there. >> well, the old rob goldstone publicist would have said, 100% he stay there had, this experience i have been through has allowed me to keep a 10% question mark, where i go, of course he stayed there, we dropped him off there, he came down the next morning at 7:00 a.m. could it be that in the middle of the night he was whisked away, maybe on a sleigh by santa claus, sure! >> come on, that's -- >> anything is possible in this story that keeps on giving. i believe he slept in the ritz carlton. >> and why wouldn't he

which emin and his oligarch father partnered in.s he doing over there? earlier this summer emin released a satirical music video featuring "surveillance footage," so-called, of a look-alike trump with beauty pageant contestants in a hotel room. that's troublesome. the video also features emin slipping cash to stormy daniels. there he is. the agalarovs also helped set that up infamous meeting in trump tower in 2016, the one we all talk about. emin also addressed that meeting in his interview with vice news. >> i said listen, there are some people that want to meet you, they obviously want something that could potentially help resolve things, you could be interested in or maybe not. if you could spend five minutes of your time i'd be grateful. if not, no problem. obviously don jr. being don jr. said of course. i'll do it if you're asking. >> oh, my god. how do you get so russiaphiled? why is this president so intrigued and interlocked and messed up with so many -- russia characters. >> it's not just russia. it's so many characters, fu

we don't need eminent domain there, so there are no real creases of private road ownership. it's contracting out which is sort of economic fascism where your cooperation of public and private which i would oppose. there might be 1 million to 1% some farmer has a road somewhere, but it's very very small and this is a horrible thing people don't talk about that. a little girl gets lost in a well and these boys-- host: thailand. guest: ten boys got stuck under a cave and we said nothing about anything else other than those boys. what about the road fatality's? thirty-five, 38000 people die every year on government roads and no one says why. that's horrible. i wish there were some private cases and then we could compare. in that book what i do is compare sanitation, how much does it cost to remove sanitation private and public and how much does it cost to mail a letter private and public some trying to extrapolate. look, there are 40000 people dying on the roads. in private enterprise would there be zero? no. there would still be fatalities. i extrapolate from the ratio of costs

it features emin slipping cash to stormy daniels.at infamous meeting in trump tower in 2016. emin addressed that meeting in his interview with vice news. >> i said listen, there's some people that want to meet you. they obviously want something that could potentially help them resolve things that you could be interested in. or maybe not. if you can spare five minutes of your time, i would be grateful. if not, don jr. being don jr. said of course i'll do it if you're asking me. >> oh my god. how did he get so russia-filed. why is this president so intrigued and interlocked and messed up with so many russian characters. >> not just russians, it's characters full stock. we were talking about earlier the notion that the usual suspects haven't come in here. you have the russian pop star, the playboy model, you have the porn star. you've got the lawyer who is dealing with cab medallions in new york, crazy uncle rudy, the guy from the muffler shop with an important job in the administration. >> there's a cabana boy at hud, department of agr

but we shall see how it cools your eminence i really appreciate your time today thank you very much for answering our questions thank you. here is to keep this conversation going and our social media pages hope to see you again same place same time here on all the part. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race in his own spirit dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. usage. in. i've been saying the numbers mean they matter us is over one trillion dollars and. more than ten dollars for him stamping he did. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent from your home with four hundred to five hundred three per circuit for sure and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building two point one billion dollars you industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need remember one one doesn't show you know for a minute one in only. two thirds of american households do not have five

amm emin javers has more. >>. president trump making a declaration of independenc from globalism at the united nations. sialing a uni lateral approach to foreign policy. and dismissing themultinational diplomatic efforts of the postl ar era. >> america is governed by americans. we reject the ideology of globalism. and we embrace the doctrine of patriotism. >> the president cled out specific opponents for criticism as he stood before represente was of th 193 countries at the united nations. >> we can't allow the world' ading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that chants death to america and that threatens israel with annihilation to possess let means to deliver a nuclear war head, to any city on earth. just can't do it. opec and opec natns are as usual ripping off the rest of the world. and i don't like it. nobody should like it. the united states lost over 3 million nufacturing jobs, nearly a quarter of all steel jobs, and 60,000 factories after china joi

scholar, lawyer, an eminent judge and somebody who is eminently qualified for the supreme court. >> should the f.b.i. do an investigation? vote.hink it's time to i think americans are frustrated become aof these, it's circus up there. they're tired of republicans and democrats bickering, these dirty tricks at the latest hour. they just want an up or down vote. americans want to move on. courtng the lines of the with judge kavanaugh if he makes it through this process, there thinking that roe v. wade could be gone by the way side. would likeething you to see happen? >> yes, i would, and i'll tell you why. decided.ongly there is, and at this point, let this.t say earlier this year senator kaine when he was running for governor, i don't know what happened in the meantime, but when he was running for governor said there was a moral imperative to limit abortions in the final term, to limit late term.n the but suddenly he runs for vice president and then something happened. now senator kaine who wouldn't even vote for a bill in of this year to limit abortions up to the 9th of pregnancy, h

scholar, eminent judge, and eminently qualified for the supreme court. mark: should the fbi do an investigation? mr. stewart: i think it's time to vote. americans are frustrated. it's become a circus up there. they are tired of republicans and democrats bickering with these dirty tricks at the latest hour. americans want to move on. mark: along the lines of the court with judge kavanaugh if he makes it through this process, there is some thinking that roe v. wade could be gone by the wayside. is that something you would like to see happen? mr. stewart: yes, i would, and i will tell you why. it was wrongly decided. at this point, let me just say this. kainer this year, senator , who when he was running for governor -- i don't know what happened to him in the meantime, but he said there was a moral imperative to limit abortions in the final term, to limit abortions in the late-term, but suddenly he will run for vice president and something happens. now senator kaine would not even vote for a bill to limit abortions up to the ninth month of pregnancy. senat

credentials and experience as a judge who so clearly values integrity, sensible and fairness is eminently qualified to serve on the supreme court. i therefore enthusiastically support judge kavanaugh'sav nomination. they keep for your time. >> thank you very much. now professor murray. >> chairman grassley, ranking member feinstein, thank you so much for the opportunity to appear at these hearings on the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. my name is melissa murray and i'm a professor of law at new york university school of law what i teach constitutional law, family law and reproductive rights and justice and serve as a faculty codirector of the women's leadership network. prior to my appointment at new york university i was the alexander morrison professor of law at the university of california berkeley what i thought for 12 years come service faculty director of the berkeley center for reproductive rights and justice, and served as interim dean of the law school. like judge kavanaugh i, too, am a graduate of you law school. over the course of these

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issues, i disagree with him on the fourth amendment, but other things he is eminently qualified.avid: the bottom line is, is that the presumption of innocence at least on the side of the democrats is gone, totally gone. >> this is as american as apple pie. anglo-american. it goes back 600 years. the democrats themselves argued for this, except when it is inconvenient for them which is now, the democrats goal is absolutely clear, to delay the process. the goal is not necessarily to question the integrity of judge kavanaugh, as much as i think it is to delay the process through the election so that if they win the senate, we will have a divided supreme court for two years. >> yes? >> if they win the senate, they will garland a new verb, whoever president trump nominates. you know what i mean by that? >> i do. i do. >> fail to consider the candidacy as the republican did when president obama nominated another qualified judge, merrick garland. david: talk a little bit about kavanaugh's appearance last night on fox news channel with martha maccallum. play a sound bite from that, and g

but we shall see how it goes well your eminence i really appreciate your time today thank you very much for answering our questions thank you i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going and our social media pages hope to see you again same place same time here on all the part. in twenty four you know bloody revolution of. the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful protests to be. revolution is always spontaneous. is it still. i mean you know liz put video through in the new bill is that i mean you split needle the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. of those who took coach clyde invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be absolutely . have to be right to be cross as the wife of a four three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the water losing my house. this city may. join

christine blasey ford eminently credible sincere and believable. she knew this would have a huge fect on her life and incredibly brave to come forward. >> the republican national committee woman from california says she takes sexual assault allegations very seriously but it's not fair tore let an unfounded accusation dee rail cav maug's appointment. >> it's bad to use this to hold up a judicial nomination 137 she doesn't know when it occurred and where it occurred. she told different stories who was present. she's cannot verify the specific details of any of it. >> we have an entire page on our website dedicated to coverage of bret kavanaugh including the links the accuser has to the bay area on abc7news.com. >>> south korean president inand kim jong-un have signed an agreement in pyongyang hailing a new future for the two koreas. the agreement includes north korea shutting down one of its main missile launching sites. there are also plans to connect the two countries' rail systems reuniting families separated by the korean war. the two countries w

at seven that morning, he came down to do emin's music video which i'd setup.r and a half hour, maybe a five—hour period between, say, 2:30am and seven in the morning when this, for sure, could have taken place. but it's odd that no one ever mentioned it. do you regret sending that e—mail? sitting here today, with everything i've learned over the last 12 months, i would write that e—mail, i would read that e—mail, and i would go, no, no. and i would hit delete. let's have a look at some of the day's other news. the italian government has approved a controversial new security decree to deport migrants and strip them of italian citizenship. migrants could now be expelled if they are found guilty of serious crimes such as rape and assault. previously, this had only been possible at the end of a lengthy appeals process. the far—right interior minister, matteo salvini, said it would make italy safer and reduce the costs of what he described as "excessive immigration." the us national security adviser john bolton has said that russia's plan to supply syria with a new

arrangements and the great thing is that we can begin informal consultations tonight going to be eminent you sent us here already i'm looking forward to meeting the leader right after this foreign minister your money. so we're not going to waste time looking forward to getting our friends from sun up and participating fully in the consultations i know they want to do. i've spent a little time talking to them and their leaders i know they want to be we're going to make sure they can come and do that. all right. if it's we'll have the british thank you. a lot of your news channel mr special envoy what are the main sticking points and what are the chances of having face to face sit down and are we talking about talks negotiations are only consultations which demonstrates the capability of the us to bring both sides together along with. building confidence measures thank you . sorry. about consultations. as i said earlier that's a very flexible world you can do a lot with consultations i'm hoping that we'll see the two parties in the same room i think there's no reason why not. we'll see i d

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tariffs on chinese goods seem to be eminent what will the impact be for apple a large u.s.technology company which has many products produced in china conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve small for will be with us to discuss and we'll leave you today with a beer or at least a story about beer and how some businesses are working towards a new beer run here i bet it will surprise you parties peter oliver gives us the details from berlin were firmly locked and loaded so let's get right to a few headlines leading our report today china is formally petitioning the world trade organization the w t o to impose seven billion dollars in annual trade sanctions on the united states at a meeting on september twenty first china will reportedly press for penalties pursuant to their twenty seven. victory in a case filed all way back in two thousand and thirteen last year's w t o ruling found fault with the us method for calculating whether chinese exports are actually dumping their goods in the us or simply selling that at a lower price abroad than they do at home china also one

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of the federal energy regulatory commission or ferc to circumvent landowner opposition and to use eminent domain to acquire people's lands so that they can build pipelines even if the product of those pipelines ends up being used overseas. why would we allow private companies shipping our resources overseas for a profit with no benefit to us here at home to take away privately owned land from owners who don't want to lose their property? worse still, compensation provided to the property owners is often far from fair or just and the negotiations are rarely conducted in good faith. that is to say nothing of the polluting nature of these companies or our nation's continued reliance on fossil fuels. when you take away all of the environmental considerations and look only at the basic transaction here, we're giving away people's private land to pipeline companies for no public benefit. in fact, we're giving away people's private land so that private companies can profit from selling liquefied natural gas to customers outside of the united states. this body has fallen into a bad habit of corpo

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i do not think they are eminently solvable. there are a lot of practical problems around.s were made around the good friday agreement before do was signed in saying it was too difficult. it included a lot of fudge which is mostly bought for 20 years swiping to do the solvable problem. you're not talking about the extremists within the tory party. there is an extremist wing in the tory party and we know are. they do not want to deal. they want a no deal exit. we were referencing michel barnier. what about the argument that the eu does not want to encourage other countries to leave? that is still a psychological problem. you do not want to make it too easy. that has been the argument. even the italians, the fascist italy now have a reluctance to even mention quitting the eu. i think the message is to have a deal. we can't have in britain a second referendum. iam becoming british. we can't have a second referendum because no parties left or right wanted and the public does not want it. the latest polls show that the public wants it. let's not go down that route. it is three h

that's on top of the tariffs on $200 billion of good that appear eminent and the 50 billion of existingiffs. china's trade surplus with the united states hit a record $31 billion last month. trade tensions and prospects the federal reserve will raise interest rates faster than previously thought sent stocks lower. the dow looft lost 79 points, the sepp dropped 6 and the nasdaq fell 20 points. president trump suggested to apple that it make products in the u.s. instead of china to avoid tariffs. apple says the proposed tariffs would have a wide range of potential products but didn't mention the iphone. in his tweet directed at apple he said, quote, make your products in the united states instead of china, start building new plants now. no response from apple. meanwhile, ford says it's dropping plans to ship it's new hatchback wagon to the united states because of taxes on chinese imports. president trump declared, quote, this is just the beginning in the car can now be built in the u.s. and ford will pay no tariffs but in a statement sunday ford said it would not be profitable to build t

that puts it on track to match the 28 murders of transgender emin the u.s. last year.here were 23 such cases in 2016 and 22 in 2015. of the 102 transgender homicides between 2013 and 2017, 86% of the victims were black, hispanic, or native american. 11% were white. out of the 21 violent transgender deaths this year, 19 were people of color. >>> "the new york times" reports nike nearly dropped collin kaepernick before embracing him in its groundbreaking new advertising campaign. the former san francisco 49er quarterback started his anthem protest in 2016. he became a free agent but no team has signed him. the times says in 2017 nike came close to cutting ties with the controversial quarterback. nike's new video featuring kaepernick has garnered more than 80 million views on social media. last week the company's stock closed at an all-time high. >>> and rolling stone reports the late singer prince was awarded an honorary degree from the university of minnesota. the school presented a doctorate of humane letters to prince's sister during a ceremony on campus last night. t

but we shall see how it goes oh your eminence i really appreciate your time today thank you very much for answering our questions thank you i'm going to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see you again same place same time here on all the part. two thirds of american host schools do not have five hundred dollars in emergency care. crispe. population doesn't have money and money maintaining thirteen aircraft carriers around the room why why did you change your policies and do something that is good. for the legacy. and good filmmaker in the long route. prosecution will need to become almost. a softball designed to take over you know push ups off the threat of fines can also buy the number one place you do i mean yard me political pressure on that god you've landed him in cold blood to know through security genocide knows when to pull your bundled up business models used by american corporations jackals was incomplete please sold them could matilda's you to use some controls on the scene. the solution. is up an association. that i noticed when he saw some

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i do not think they are eminently solvable. it is, yes...f practical problems around. there are also too many parties. statements were made around the good friday agreement before it was signed, saying it was too difficult. it included a lot of fudge which is mostly bought for 20 years swiping to do the solvable problem. you're not talking about the extremists within the tory party. there is an extremist wing in the tory party and we know who they are. they do not want to deal! they want a no—deal exit. but they are very powerful. well, there is one element to that. we were referencing michel barnier. and, itake and, i take your point, marc. it is good to say, well, the man who made it all happen. what about the argument that the eu in the emorphous way, as one single body, does not want to encourage other countries to leave? that is still a psychological problem. you do not want to make it too easy. that has been the argument. indeed, they showed it. even the italians, the fascist italy no reluctance to even mention quitting the eu. i think

if the city says we need you to do something else, we'll do what we can -- >> it's not an eminent hazard otherwise we would have treated this in a different manner. it's more of a long range or short-term condition that we want to provide protection for? >> we're back live at the corner of mission and fremont beneath the millennium tower. you might wonder what is the yellow tag? a yellow tag would tell people passing by there's a possible danger. it tells people inside that there is an issue. live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> wayne, thanks very much. an east bay murder suspect is in jail after a month on the run. he apparently fled after the crime to see his wife one last time. police believe terrence dickson beat a man to death back in july. the victim apparently testified decades ago in a case that sent dickson to prison. afer the killing he made his way to oregon to hug his wife and say good-bye. dickson was arrested last month and just charged today. >>> the b.a.r.t. board of directors approved new rules on the use of surveillance technology on trains and in the

see mass displacement —— 200,000—700,000 eminent happens we will need to support them because they willwas only set up to accommodate 5000 people. when i got there there were 25,000 people strong, which meant there were not enough sanitation facilities. i saw people openly defecating, unable to wash their hands afterwards. they did not have access to water and the most heartbreaking thing with seeing people queuing for food and having to walk away without any food. that is the gravity of the situation of this conflict if it escalates as we expect it to and as you pointed out we think it is the last battle i think once this battle is won by the government forces then potentially the pockets of resistance will die out. when we look at the political situation, we've got your concern is humanitarian, you're not involved in the politics, but clearly you're hearing from you when they are calling on the sides to get together to try to resolve this. this has been running for so long, how optimistic are you any kind of resolution can be found? we have to hope for resolution because if we don't w

eminent members of the supreme court bar and legal academia have all written in some sort of judge kavanaugh's nomination. the authors of these letters emphasize that w there different political views and that they do not agree on every subject, but to a person they speak of judge kavanaugh's integrity and judgment, and they enthusiastically endorse his nomination. i'd like to highlight one letter in particular from 18 of judge kavanaugh's former womenwo law clerks. that's all of this form of women clerks, all of them who were not precluded by their current or pending employment from signing the letter. they like that quote, judge kavanaugh has been one of the strongest advocates in the federal judiciary for women lawyers, unquote. a detailed the mentoring and encouragement judge kavanaugh has given them in their careers, and they say that it is quote, not an exaggeration to say that we would not be the professors, prosecutors, look officials and appellate advocates we are today without his enthusiastic encouragement and unwavering support, unquote. it bears emphasis that these former clerks s

grubby or eminent is a very powerful statement but it's a very personal statement similar to that of the individual consequences of action with regard to this young man who was in retreat it means and roughly probably over him and then it is pretty frictions away tears more serious matters we men now great afflictions do which is now in the twenty first century great afflictions a waiter's more savior as much as remain water we're going to do about the implication and the consequences of what's going on in the option of not just individuals in my case which are we're talking about but with nations like america . with the current situation with iran it's very very difficult to digest the propaganda that we're all fed with regard to the just because of these actions of imaginations throughout the world so it moves away from this individual conflict which was which was initially what i was very interested in the same with tony blair and iraq everyone knows now that there wasn't any threat of. you know what was of must destruction. but it's a little bit too late now and the consequence o

but we shall see how it goes well your eminence i really appreciate your time today thank you very much for answering our questions thank you i encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages and hope to see you again same place same time here on all the part. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first to visit this cash into three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas or the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in their tough talk received a soft ball and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got home got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal for a watch guys record. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty f

health care mandates all kinds of things on zoning you name it on eminent domain on civil asset forfeiture on criminal justice so what we have again is some sort of super legislature. deciding things in a top down manner for three hundred twenty million people especially three hundred twenty million people who are increasingly diverse pluralistic is a recipe for disaster it's a recipe for mis content in this country i hate it i hate the idea that the supreme court makes these decisions. i think san francisco perhaps needs a different set of social rules than rural montana for how it organizes it society it and the the history of the supreme court in the twentieth century saying no no no we're going to have one rule for how we organized society and we're going to be the ultimate arbiter of a duck congress not the executive branch and this is the problem i don't know how you one do this i wish i could give you an easy answer but but when we hear things about like well the electoral college over represents really this is absurd if it's hillary clinton it got maybe a hundred thousand more vote

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in joined by metropolitan hilarion how to foreign relations at the russian orthodox church your eminence it's good to talk to you thank you very much for a time just a few days ago constantino. in pretty stark terms its decision to eventually ground the sufferer to the ukrainian church whatever it might be real discuss it now and i say to the ukrainian church keeping in mind that this pilot primarily a political process but because of the politicians the stayed up for that what do you make of this very tight association between state and religious affairs first of all i think they should explain what it means because not everyone would understand. now to sinfully course of the tradition means independence the orthodox church unlike the roman catholic church consists of fully independent local churches they are not subordinate to one and there is no single here do of this churches except for jesus christ himself and yet from what i understand the constantine ople pay church gay does claim divide of determining which church is supposed to be independent and which is not yes exactly as a pi

more people now face eminent flirt than when the storm was just offshore. —— threat.re rising, and if you are not watching for them, you are risking your life. have several important warnings this morning. first to the people who have evacuated, if you are safe, stay there. we know that people are anxious to get back home. but do not go back until the storm passes and you get the official all clear. second, know that the water is rising fast everywhere. even in places that don't typically flood. this system is unloading a big amount of rainfall. in some places measured in feet and not dangers. many people that think that the storm has missed them have yet to see a threat. roy cooper there. 0ur correspondent laura trevelyan is in wilmington, in north carolina. we heard the advice being given by the governor, people speaking earlier about the flooding, tornadoes, waterspouts. the warnings, the dangers have not cleared yet. no, not at all, hurricane florence has been downgraded, it is now a tropical storm, she's dumping so much rainfall on north carolina and parts of sou

tariffs on chinese goods seem to be eminent what will the impact be for apple a large u.s. technology company which has many products produced in china conservative t.v. and radio commentator steve small for will be with us to discuss and we'll leave you today with a beer or at least a story about beer and how some businesses are working towards a new beer tear i bet it will surprise you our chief peter oliver gives us the details from berlin we're probably locked and loaded so let's get right to a few headlines leading our report today china is formally petitioning the world trade organization the w t o to impose seven billion dollars in annual trade sanctions on the united states at me. on september twenty first china will reportedly press for penalties pursuant to their twenty seven. victory in a case filed away back in two thousand and thirteen last year is w t o ruling found fault with the us method for calculating whether chinese exports are actually dumping their goods in the us or simply selling that at a lower price abroad than they do at home china also one of the

they're here to listen to the organizers, but at this point we don't think an eviction is eminent. live in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> thank you. the bay area housing market continues to struggle to keep up with demand and the job market. new data shows the bay area added fewer than 15,000 new units in 2017. that's far fewer than the 52,000 jobs added in the bay area. the imbalance highlights our housing crunch. the data comes from the metropolitan transportation commission and the association of bay area governments. >>> a nunn any driver is still in critical condition with life threatening injuries after his bus went out of control in san francisco. another driver's dash cam actually recorded the bus veering across lombard street early yesterday morning. the bus hit a parked van, toppled a tree and damaged a wiz. one injured passenger left the hospital today. two others were already recovering at home. investigators believe cameras on board may help them discover what went wrong. >>> new details now into what happened as wildfires forced the evacuation of two assisted l