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are an individual nurse, we ask that you register with the red cross areas go to red cross.org\pnc -- enc. if you can apply as a team we ask that you register with the state online and sees training response management system. all of this is on the hhs website. nursesur request is for who may be able to volunteer to support our efforts and recovering from the hurricane. a few updates. ascontinue to put in place much flexibility as possible going forward. people in the food and nutrition service program was now be able to purchase hot food including prepared food for immediate consumption from authorized electronic benefit transfer realtors. this change of life to the entire state and is activated until the end of october. additionally families in our will have an extra month of benefits loaded onto their cards automatically to allow moms and kids continual access to healthy foods. we have also put in place additional forms of likability in our medicaid program so people can get care easier. we continue to have up medical shelters and disaster hotline for crisis counseling. we know that di

. >>> plus, new video showing us the scary effects of hurricanef ence before it even makes landfall. a gas station crumbles during overnight winds. >> we're tracking the latest on the storm as it comes closer to land. pictures.king at live this is on the roads in >>> that weather alert continues this morning as we track huicane florence. outerbands make their way on to land. this is a live look atinhe and the rain. it might be hard to see but it's pummeling north carolina. the

and, nt enc t in the s . >>> this morning there is a second cracked steel beam in the transbay transit center. >>> a tent encampment in the south bay called hope village is on the move again this morning. >>> good morning, let's start your thursday off with a live look outside this morning. on the left hand side of your screen. patchy fog out there from our sales force tower, lacking east. -- looking east. traffic is stacking up already at 5:00 a.m. >> all kinds of traffic. >>> and another shade of gray here in san francisco. >>> our micro climate is back in action. along the coast and parts of the bay, looking at the fog. you can see the transamerica building there, lit up. you can see the light flashing. we are looking at even dense fog up across the north bay. temperatures right now in concord. 53 in san francisco, and concord. your weather headlines again, morning low clouds and fo

yesterday bill cosby wasse enced to three to ten years for sexual assault on a woman i0 . the judge called cosby a sexually violent prator. so after that he was booked into jail, his mug shot was taken and he was moved to prison. the defense team says it will appeal the case. >>> now to a fiery rescue in prince william county. a man braved fire, smoke, possible exp tsions help save wur strangers. >> the peopleere trapped after a head-on crash on ridgefield city. you can see the flames shooting out of the cars yesterday.tn ses say a silver chrysler jumped the median, slammed head on into that jeep. david ayala was behind the jeep. he iediately ran ove to help. he and another man went through the sun roof to pull the driver from the burning jeep. >> we tore down the jeep sun roof to get him out and he was just completely hurt. the gentleman had a broken leg. the steering wheel was compressed on his chest. he couldn't breathe. i hope everyone is okay. w everyonets to go back home every day so -- >> ayala was able to pull theut driverf the chrysler. firefighters rescued the tr

state senator jim bell will enc highlight caltrans distributed more than $10 million in contracts to fund cleanup campaigns in silicon vall >>> just about 4:19. did you see a lot of road were coming in? >> well, 80 has been pretty messy for i think at least a week. >> when i'm doing this traffic report, talk to steve. >> we have heard from steve. yes. it looks like they are almost done. but they are closing all of the west lanes. >> they are closing now but when steve and i come to work, they are not done. good morning, everyone. let's take a look at the commute. although i don't think the same exact she take the same exact route that steve does, i do run into my share of roadwork. it's everywhere. if you have roadwork that you see let me know. northbound 101, gilroy to san jose, that looks all right. there is also roadwork as you drive out toward 85 a bi they pick it up usually by 5:00, sometimes even 4: it's not causing any major delays at all. this is a live look at 280. west bound bay bridge approach also looks good. the world work on 80, some of it is being picked up but if you

emergency mcyagement ag focus now is on search and rescue, and fema is promising to help victimsfl of ence rebuild their lives. >> we're meeting their demands as they're comin up to us. we'll get through this. it will be ugly but we'll get through it. recovery is always a very frustrating process when they've lost their livelihood. >> reporter: north carolina's lawmakers say the state is still recovering from hurricane matthew two years ago. and now this.nk >> i that it's fair to say in terms of economic impact, rebuilding that we are talking in the billions of dollars. >> reporter: president trump sunday prais to florence tweeting "as the storm begins to finally recede they will kk into an even higher gear. very professional." this as brock long defended the president's controversial tweets last week about puerto rico's rideath toll from hurcane maria. the puerto rican government in one study claimed close to 3,000 hurricane-related deaths. president trump said it was more ndlike 18 claimed democrats inflated the number to make him look bad. >> it's frustrating. those studies, the harvard

go to redcross.corg/enc. if you are a group of nurses coming from an organization, neck and a ploy as a team, we ask you register with the stay terms.ncem.org/trs. the request is for nurses for recovery for the hurricane. if you updates. -- a few updates. we continue to put into place as much flexibility as we can going forward. yesterday, people in the food and nutrition service program will now be able to purchase hot food, including prepared food for immediate consumption from authorized electronic benefit transfer realtors using their ebt cards. this applies to the entire state and is activated until the end of october. families in wic program who are from affected counties will have an extra month of benefits loaded onto their wic cards automatically to allow moms and kids continual access to healthy food. we put into place at national booms of programs into medicaid so people can get care easier and doctors can provide direct care. we continue to have medical shelters. we continue to have disaster hotli

president trump promises federal help as the carolinas struggle to bounce back from hurricanefl ence. in north carolina, the president thanked volunteers and helped pass out meals a a food distribution center. he then toured one of the hardest hit neighbors in new bern. >> we're going to be we ith you you know that. he the death toll from storm is now at 37. that includes two women who drowned when a sheriff van taking them to a mental health facility was swept off the road on tuesday. >>> president trump is once againng attac attorney general jeff sessions. in a recent interview with the hill, thent preside said he doesn't even have an attorney general anymore. the president has long been upset with sessions for himself from the russia investigation, but now the president says he's unhappy with what sessions is doing on immigration and border security. president trump said he had a personal blind spot when i came to nominating sessions. the president said that's the first sions was senator to endorse him for president. >>> some tenseou hrs at joint base andrews in prince george's cou

>> sure.lo what wked at-- we looked at national security council specifically, and flppened to be ence made it a lot more timely. but for national security council, specifically, their plan has abothree million dollars they can pull from and that's where rhansurance,s where their own reserves, and that's also with a $1 billio assessment they can put on all other countries. the thing that makes north sarolina interesting is they have a proion to bill every insurer in the state or every person who gets insurance in the state, property insura te in the statpay off if they run a deficit. so if -- >> basically, taxpayers in the rest of the state are going to foot the bill for whatever happens on the coast, eve though they don't have the beachfront property. >> yeah, pretty much. >> sreenivasan: and this is also-- you know, it's not in a vacuum. this is in a legislature tt has actively denied climate science, or at least wants to include other tngs besides climate science that says the sea level is rising. obthis is going to be a m that gets worse, right? >> right, right. and, i mean, climsa

in the e-mail obtaibyd nbc news, ford's lawyer emphasizes it's ford's strongef ence that a full investigation be completed before her testimony. but notably does not demand an fbi inquiry into her accusation of sexual a for the 1980s. that kavanaugh denies. comes move after republicans questioned her refusal to accept their invitation to testify in public or in ivate. >> i really hope that she doesn't pass up that portunity. >> reporter: meanwhile, kavanaugh spotted this afternoon leaving the white house where hs been a regular visitor all week. a source involved in the confirmation process telli nbc news on tuesday kavanaugh spent two hours behind closed doors with a small group of senior staff preping for a hearing grilling him about his past, dating life and ford'sing aization ---ing a saix. c kavanaugh ea kavanaugh's family has received hate e-mails. been interviewed by s republicans staffers. grassley saying we have no reason to doubt his truthfulness but tonig senate republicans are under fire. me too protests outside their offices accusing them of trying to rush vanaugh through. tonigh

>>ence inside got a text from his wife. >> that said nack is se at school. >> that's when he finally called his son. >> but then. >> according to the fbi, versions of the scheme have been around for about a decade. ent yearssn't until r at agents made a startling discovery. while pouring through victim's phone records. >> the agent says they found calls made to people across beverly hills were coming in from one place. >> our investigation has revealed for the most part these phone calls are being made by prisoners in foreign countries. mostly prisoners in >>mexico. o you're telling me that mexican prison erps have this terrifying scheme down to a science? >> yes, yes we are talki about thousands of phone calls over the last few years. >> in is it undercover video aired by the mexican broadcast network images. it was taken inside a pson in mexico city. the peoplenou see the phone here are inmates. accoing to investigators casually making cold calls, right out in the open. >> so the prisoners areeally hoping to strike it rich with the calls? >> absolutely. thenthole pf in for enemy ss

it's not a pleaspet ence. >> airline seats have been this ringing for years from 35 inches down to 30 inches less today. congress is considering ordering the faa to set minimum leg a seat room. >> number one should be safety. if we can't get out during an emergency evacuation, then people are really in trouble. >> under faa rules, every passenger must be able to evacuate within 90 seconds. if the faa does start regulating leg room and seats, it will likely take years of working ous the refore seeing any changes. >> i walmart working to make sure your food is safe. >> reporter: walmart is hoping technology can set shoppers' nds at ease following several incidence of food-borne illnesses. they will trace vegetables from the farm to the store. eventually you can scan a bag and use the technology to findr out where yttuce cape from. >> that's pretty cool. well, this morning decades of research into final cord injuries finally paying off. >> several patients paralyzed for years are beginning to walk again. that's incredible. >> reporter: jeff was an avid mountain biker until a accident lef

i'll tell which you state and who is saying it, >>> out there now, tracking the latest onfl hurricane ence. yes, it is trying to intensify as it makes its way to the coast. a lot of storm surge flooding. this has a long way to go. we'll talk much more about this and what means for the ekend. >>> time is running out to evacuate as hurricane florence takes aim at the carolinas. here's a live look at the conditions as the storm's outer bands start to slam the shore. landfall is expected to happen overnightonight. the latest on the storm's path and the potential impact for all of us coming up in three miistes. >>> thi story that had a lot of people talking. out of state drivers may not have to pay those speeding or red light camera tickets in these parts. some new jersey senators say their peopl n areo longer going to cooperat we hear how the garden state is fighting backr: >> reporteove them or hate them, we are all familiar with speed and red light cameras around here. but lawmakers in new jersey say they want to protect their residents. if they get a fine from one of these things, they stay

been,ence it may have insofar as it was a decision that was a mistake.ent to treasury and you try to set -- sort out a hard one. tell us what you faced when you went in. that wasd a company facing a liquidity crisis. risk management had failed at aig. this is a company that was too big to manage. it was one as with the auto companies, aig was one of the few financial institutions during the crisis that we did a comprehensive restructuring on. done, thee we were taxpayers were fully repaid for the entire investment but the company was half the size that it was coming into the crisis. lesson, andarn since of the huge downturn the trigger both of these but the old parable about when the tide goes out to see his wearing breathing suits are not. we saw that aig was not wearing a bathing suit. other companies today who don't have the systems in place to protect themselves? we will only find when the tide goes out who is failing to protect themselves. risk management practices have improved. nothing like a good crisis to scare management and boards into improvi

know, person asked, you what cultural ideas or cultural have ences might influenced you to start thinking direction of your judicial philosophy? were there things in your life that?nformed you about >> i think it's segregation. segregation.as when you lived in a system where the government tells you you walk across a park, you can't drink out of a particular vote, ountain, you can't you can't do this, that's begins thinking certainly for me in the 60s, you can't go to a library. you can't go to a certain school. about the usehink and misuse of governmental power. kid.i'm just a so the first i began to do that i actually as acclimated to reading in the 60s leading me to read ian rand. i'm not saying i understood him onionstarted peeling that o i read fountain head and atlas back in high school and there were other books i read but i would say that. up in a house of a fiercely independent man, my grandfather, who i still think the greatest man that i know anything of. be -- to have to the benefits of freedom and liberty as we see it. and yet he did not have it. even within that society that

ence with winds over 70 miles pe nhour. this i going to get our way any time soon.ome of the computer models actually bring it towards bermuda and then towards the u.s. coast. others churning this out to sea. something we're watching for days if not in the next two weeks and way out to theast of bermuda. not a big factor for us. 94 degrees tomorrow. mostly sunny, hot and humid.s isolated sto and just like today most of us stay dry. big deal is the heat andhi humidity w sticks with us wednesday into thursday. 'm going 94 each day and heat index over 100 each day. showers likely on friday and saturday and saturday aigh of acly 81 degrees and 81 on sunday and heating bk up as we head into next week. >> all right, doug. thanks so much. >> coming up. harper's heroics. so nice he did itries. how the nat star helspe >> hey, this is the first day of the rest of your lives. it's a bit dramatic, but go ahead and throwway your souvenir preseason schedules. we're into weekne of the nfl football season. the 2018 season, got a yeah from doug over there. thursday with the defendin

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ence is now a tropical storm with top sustained winds down to 50 miles an hour. >> officials say five storm related cldeaths. ing a woman and her infant. as it stands right now, nearly 1 million customers without power. majority of the outages in north caro ona. a quart them in south carolina. that number is likely to grow today as the storm progresses. >> let's get the latest from craig in wilmington as well this morning. craig, good morning to you. >> reporter: sheinelle, good to seei you. ant to show you. the winds have died down. i want to show you what the hurricane force winds from ar florence, of what they were responsible for here. if you look at that building -- we are not sure what kind of business that is -- but thetoof from tha building has now been scattered literally a brolock away. iethis debris is the roof of the building. again, the trail of destruction from this storm, this is a trail that is long and wide. the wind came in hard. but it'ser the what's causing the most harm. >> chest of drawers on top of two cinder blocks. >> reporter: the storm surge reached 7 feet i

wow.au ence aws ] that duck has so many kids, it has its own show on tlc right now.t -- [ laughter and alause ] and finally, "the wall street journal" says that we are living in a golden agef tattoos. which can only mean that in a a few years we'll be living through the golden age of regret. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roo , everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. be sure to tune in next week. mila kunis will be here. kate mckinnon will be here. ray romano will be joining us. ceand we'll have a perform from kenny chesney and leon bridges. you don't want to miss it. it's good. [ cheers and applause ] guys, today is friday, and that's usuallyhen i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox. i return some e-mails, and of course i send out thank you notes. well i was running a bit behind today. [ cheers and applause ]f so i thoughtu guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank you notes right now, is that cool with you? is that all right? [ cheers an

as we listen to that news were ence, parts of it hard for us to understand, aso of the questions, we couldn't hear the questions. jackie bensen is there o scene. let's go back to her, andet g information and news we could t hear,jackie? >> reporter: well, two thingshoi want to you, and we'll show you while i talk. it looks like the roof of that building is thllapsing. second thing is, and you may not have been able to hear the reporters' questions, i will tell you what it was plus it is something we heard from a number of people here, which is, numerous residents have told us they did not hear a fire alarm. now, that is a very significant thing to the point that that answer you heard the mayor say about needing the fire iama to get in there and figure out what was going on, that and ion, she also told us i apologize if this is information you already know, that this build pg isvately owned and run, i believe, and they are gng to have, obviously, a dialogue opening with t management of that building. i think i heard scott mcfarland say in this type of building, there are sprinklers at

the two parties feel like irreconcilableff ences. they don't want to believe the other side might be telling the truth. >> it is the people at the center of it.>> it was 52-48 for clarence thomas. i feel having covered every confirmation hearing since bork. i f like something is wrong with our cspoli i feel sick to my stomach indeed. >> i will say this. it is never permanent. we weren't there in the 1950s and 60s. it was mccarthy, that was an ugly era of american politics. you know, we can get through it spot.e're in a rough >> the culmination of so many things happening. how divided our country is. i've never seen, i have nev seen federal judge cry. i have never seen somebody on the d.c. circuit court of appeals, one of, if not the most respected court in the nation, in tears on national television repeatedly talking about the utter destruction of his reputation and his family had what should be a battle but not a personalized bruising, destructive battle. and on the other ha you have christine ford. a woman well respect in the palo

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president trump h me to flood-ravaged nortand south carolina today to assess the response to hurricanefl ences first stop was a marine corps station along the north carolina coast. in a briefing with state and federal officials, the president promised full federal support. >> unfortunately, the money will be a lot, but it's going to come as fast as you need it. going to take care of everybody. to the families who have lost loved ones, america grieves with you. and our hearts break for you. god bless you. we will never forget your loss, we will never leave your side.e we'rth you all the way. >> brangham: he then toured a devastated neighborhood in the city of new bern... >> we're giving you a lot of help >> brangham: ...and also helped distribute food to local residents.we less than since florence made landfall, a huge part of esrth carolina remains deluged. close to 200,000ents are still without power, and about 7,800 are living in shelters. officials are warn g that the flooding may worsen still, as rivers throughout the region art burstiir banks. the cape fear river, the largest in the stat

. >> steve: ooh.au ence oohs ] plus, he's a talented actor and the star of a brand new medical dramaew amsterdam." ryan eggold is joining us toght. >> steve: whoa!ch rs and applause ] >> jimmy: big show. "new amsterdam." nbc. and our favorite magician, dan white is back on the show. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's doing a brand new trick for chrissy and me tonight. you do not want to miss it. guys, today is friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. usually, i check my inbox. i return a few emails. and, of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was just wondering -- cheers and applause ] if i could write out a couple right ldw. james, cou i get some thank-you note writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] that's the spirit, buddy.: >> stew. >> jimmy: that's the spirit. >> steve: that's fall spirit. [ laughing ] >> jimmy: yep, there you go. >> steve: looks like he fell. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, little notice on instagram that says "you're all caught up" --ug [ er ] for really meaning, "dude, go do something with your life." [ applause

trump still has ence in rosenstein.y she said oat he "has confidence in the system." rosenstein has denied that he talked of taping the president, or removing him from office.e voc from hurricane "florence" triggered new warnings today. ter the storm hit coastal north carolina, the town of georgetown, south carolina is bracing for historic flooding. authorities there are urging some 8,000 people to leave their homes. rising rivers could put parts of the town under 10 feet of water, with more rain to come. grizzly bears are now protected from hunting ain in wyoming and idaho. on monday, a federal judge restored federal protections for the animals, and blocked the first grizzly hunts in the lowes tes in nearly 30 years. the judge ruled that the u.s. sh and wildlife service was wrong to decide last year that the bears were no long threatened. and, rising interestates and oil prices weighed on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly points to close at 26,492. the nasdaq re 14 points, but ths&p 500 slipped three. still to come on the newshour: how l

could maybe expand on your thoughts there and if this is an issue that comes up among members at the enc at all. >> it doesn't really come up. it's not our job. we do monetary policy to regulate financial institutions, financial stability, that kind of thing. in the longer run, fiscal policy will have a stronger effect on the economy. i think my predecessors have commented on fiscal policy but they've commented at a higher level rather than trying to get involved in particular measures. my plan is to kind of stick to the same approach and stay in our lane. so i would just say it's no secret. it's been true for a long time that with our uniquely expensive health care delivery system and the aging of our population, we've been on an unsustainable fiscal path for a long time, and there is no hiding from it. in the end we will have to face that, and i think, you know, the sooner the better. and also these are good times. this is the economy at nearly full employment or in the range, in the neighborhood of full employment. interest rates are low. it's a good time to be addressing these things

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all 16 of their games last season, the cleveland browns' first game of the year ended in a tie.au ence [ applause ] yep. the cleveland browns. even when they don't lose, they don't win. [ laughter it's really interesting. this is interesting. starbucks is testing a new lighter version of their frappuccino that has fewer calories and less sugar. b it's move for starbucks. and they've already release a a new ad to promote it. take a look at this. ♪ >> we know that you love starbucks, and watching your calories shouldn't get in the way of that. that's why we're introducing a a new, lighter version of the frappuccino's you know and love. introducing -- coffee. [ laughter ] how do we make it? we start with brewing fresh coffee, and then, we stop. that's it. no whipped cream, pumpkin spice or whatever's in this thing. the starbucks frappuccino light. it's coffee, idiot.rs [ chnd applause ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's right. it's just coffee! and finally, i heard about a a college student in canada wh has e-mailed everyone at his school named nicole, nicky, nicolette and nick, trying to fi

genetic information from 66,000pecies, beating the previous record held by the comforters at days inn.di ence ] [ laughter and appuse ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. she's an academy award-winning actress and star of "bel canto." julianne moore is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is a grmy award-winning musician, and now you can see him on the newbs all access show, "one dollar." sturgillimpson joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and he is a best selling author and goodwill ambassador for unhcr, the u.n. refugee agency, and his latest book "sea prayer" is o now. khaled hosseini is here. [ cheers and applause ] so exciting -- the guests we have for you tonight. but before we get to all of them, the president's ex-campaign chairman has flipped on him and his supreme court nominee has been imperiled by a serious sexual aault allegation. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ]et >> one by one, trump's closest aides have turned on him and struck plea deals with prosecutors. but there was one who, for , montfused to

did my best to ignore memories othe assault because recounting the details caused me to relive the ence, and caused panic and anxiety. uacasionally i would discuss the assault in indivtherapy session, but talking about it caused me to relive the trauma,t ried not to think about it or discuss it. but until july 2018, i had never named mr. kavanaugh as my attacker outside of therapy. this all changed in early july 2018. i saw press reports stating that brett kavanaugh was on the" short list" of potential supreme court nominees. i thought it was my civic duty to relay the information i had about mr. kavanaugh's conduct so that those considering his potential nomination would know about the assault. >> woodruff: we take a closer look at this extraordinary day with three people who have been here all day as part of our coverage of the hearing: elizabeth holtzman, who served four terms in congress, representing new york. she was a democratic member of the house judiciary committee and later served as the district attorneye'n brooklyn. now a private attorney and her book "the case for impeachi

ence tend to with of the lira rallying as much as 5% yesterday, we are seeing a pullback from that today, so you might have the short-lived confidence. do you jump in and take the opportunity or do you just wait? scott: it's a very interesting question. buying a rallying market is hard to do sometimes. again, looking at a chart, we have a tremendous amount of premium built into the country. that may be justified because of the government's stance on different issues. this is an important step for turkey moving in the right direction. the fundamentals are relatively challenging in turkey, but , they emerging markets have been caught up in the recent cheapening of the asset class. nejra: countries like? obviously isuntry brazil and argentina. brazil obviously has the issue around the political situation, the upcoming elections, but as you look at the fundamentals, they are relatively solid. nejra: if you're looking to make income, how good is a time to invest in emerging markets, particularly if you look at the relative to the 10 year treasury yield? scott: it's very interesting, stepping

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victims would continue to grow and citizens would be rendered powerless in an acting actingle gun laws -- enc sensible gun laws. this is a big part of my serious concern. you are nominated for a pivotal seat that would likely be the deciding vote on fundamental issues. so during your time in the white house, when you are staff secretary, some people regarded as kind of a monitor monitoring things going in and out, but i think it is much more. secretary, some peopleyou yourst is the period of my greatest it,th, so we try to look at and the only way we can look at it is to understand the documents. and it is very difficult. i don't want to take too much time, but we have heard a lot of noise. behind the noise is really a very sincere belief that it is so important to keep in this country, which is multiethnic, all the religious, multi--- multireligious, multi-economic court that really serves the people and serves this great democracy. that is my worry. that is my worry. so i look forward to your statement and answering the questions. thank you, mr. chairman. sen. grassley: sen. hatch: 10 minut

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