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don't eons of voting in a landmark referendum to decide whether to add the word north to the country's name making it the republic of north it's a tweak that could settle a decades long dispute with neighboring greece which is a province called macedonia the result could pave the way to nato and e.u. membership. an egyptian activist has been fined and handed a suspended prison sentence for criticizing the government's failure to protect women earlier this year amal fatah posted a video online in which she spoke out about sexual harassment in egyptian society amnesty international have condemned the verdict calling it an outrageous case of injustice german chancellor angela merkel has attacked u.s. president donald trump accusing him of undermining the united nations last week trump used his second address to the assembly to criticize multilateralism saying each country must look out for its own interests speaking at a joint appearance with the various state premiers on sunday that one trump against destroying the u.n. she said trump was dangerous and a stronger europe is needed. right

busted on eons of voting in a landmark referendum to decide whether or not to add the word north to the country's name making it the republic of north macedonia it's a tweak that could settle a decades long disputed neighboring greece which has a province called macedonia the result could pave the way to nato and e.u. membership. it on must founder of the electorate come a contest will step down as chairman of the company a probe by the u.s. securities and exchange commission concluded that must misled investors with tweets about the company's future tesla has agreed to pay a multimillion dollar fine but moscow will remain c.e.o. of the company. from being the driving force behind electric cars on earth to trying to launch rockets into deep space. no musk knows how to push boundaries but thanks to a law series he's been forced to slow down a few weeks ago the billionaire tweeted that he could take his public card company tesla private for four hundred twenty dollars a share the u.s. securities and exchange commission charged him with fraud while leading tesla's investors to believe that

survivors being found in the wreckage of the ten's an eon ferry two days after it capsized the man is one of only forty one people who survived at least one hundred ninety six others drowned in lake victoria on thursday the tanzanian president is blaming overloading and apparent negligence the woman has accused donald trump supreme court pick of sexual assault is just a few more hours to decide if and how she will testify christine blasi forward says brett kavanaugh assaulted her at a party in one thousand nine hundred two mr cavanaugh denies the allegations. as washington prepares for those kavanaugh testimonies the largest annual gathering of conservative christian evangelicals in the u.s. is also taking place in the city some delegates aren't happy with the u.s. brett kavanaugh is hearing is being conducted his she has returned see. the values voters summit is organized by the family research council a christian evangelical group that says its goal is to defend family values and religious liberties in practice the group is best known for its attacks on muslims and the gay community

. >> my first thought was she couldn't come inside because she was hitting everything she could eone to she wanted s open the door. >> reporter: after the damage is done she tossed her jacket and tries to leave. the bus driver dressed in the blue shirt tries to stop her from driving away. juan ran overo help. >> i ran and tried to move them apart. >> reporter: she uses her hands us shove the b driver out of the way. you can hear people trying to talk the bus driver out of stopping silver. he jumps on the hood of the cars she spe off, and he falls on the ground. police caught silver. >> this magnitude, it was horrendous how everythinged happ >> reporter: now, that bus driver is fortunate to be alive. he's expecte to be okay. meanwhile silver is in jail expected to have her first court appearance on monday. in northeast d.c.,'m shamari stone, news 4. >> thanks shamari. >>> as we remember senator jn mccain we cannot forget his sacrifice and tonight he was honored. tribute. g >> reporter: it is the plight america has set aside to honor her vietnaman vet on this evening the memory of sena

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>> rorter: i would definitely say, doreen and lyon, eon, it h gotten worse as the day og ssed. i cannot believe i'm saying this, but 16 hours after florencedfade ll she just will not loosen her grip. florence punishing the carolinas with wind and rain asra shes down the coast. in her wake, storm surge putting towns like new bern under ten feet of water. >> i have never been so rrified in my entire life. horrifyin just wondering what's going on and where the water is going to go and how high it is going to go and h we are going to get out. >> reporter: thoseh rescues wit good outcomes. in wiington, a rescue effort became a grim recovery after a tree fell on a home, killing a mother and her infant. >> its home for all of us. regardless if you have kids or not, a family or not, it is a human life. >> reporter: deste wide-spread dage, roofs rippedil from their ngs, trees uprooted and power lines down across the lyarea, it is typic the rain and flooding that poses the greatest threat to life. >> right now our focus isn saving lives, protecting people. we're still in t thick o the st

former obama administration official who dealt with both countries so i think there are some around eons or so also why we need a nuclear weapons if we have nuclear weapons then we could get his attention and we could get his indorsement of us the same way the trumpets and doris kim jong un the others who would say listen the north koreans have a completely different security situation they're able to threaten south korean a way that we're not anybody else maybe we need to do that leaders from around the world are here in new york but events of the united nations likely to be dominated by president trump and the u.s. leader is also likely to be in all the headlines diplomats say that an unfortunate distraction from many of the pressing issues that leaders should be dealing with james plays out zero of the united nations the last british airways flight has taken off from iran after the carrier suspended flights in and out of the country air france k l m is also stopping flights there it says the service is not commercially viable the decision follows the us pull out of the iran nuclear de

. >> sreenivasan: what about the people who are in shelters, the eones wholready took cover? is the governor telling them to come back at any certain pnt? >> reporter: i think it's beming more of a local issue. a lot of other countries in the state have actually lifted their evacuation. orders they're still telling people not to come back necessarily until they know what the situation its in cerin areas. i think it's kind of a play it by ear in some of these situations. the shelters have been open. there is plentof room for people in the shelters. i can't remeofber the numbe my head, but there are a couple thousands people in shelters across the state. >> sreenivasan: in these kind of scenarios usually utility work version line workers ready to go and come back in to make sure they can kind of clear the power lines, turn the lights back on, considering all the trees that might have been downed. are you seeing any of that yet? >> hari, yesterday, actually, i was out in the wind and the rain with the local electric cooperative here that covers the myrtle beach area. they were a

country our institutions to preserve peace and at least try to build bridges of trust towards the open eons. to strive for an agreement even when we know it's nearly impossible because the alternative leads up to an abyss and catastrophe. the crowd may have listened and politely applauded but not quite prepared to let go of the past to the medulla we got the message that we should continue to stay here to fight for kosovo until we die even then our children will carry on. we have to continue our presence here and i believe better days are coming those hopes rest on how both serbs and albanians can not only live together but also thrive this is one of the poorest regions in europe and both communities are equally affected joining the european union would many here hope help financially but there is much that needs to be done for that to happen missing the only memory of them until we have no other alternative serbia cannot continue to talk of accession to the you approach normalizing relations with kosovo and kosovo in turn needs to fulfill its obligations prior to the parliament elections i

years and i would not seek out on account of my anymore or any of the people are not not biased in eons i will still work with palestinians if i go to a lot longer want to live none but i was very upset over the fact so you know here i am not illegally here but the police told me i can't come here and that they'd make the decision they have no right to make these decisions the they do these things i don't trust them and here i am the palestinian activist i had to meet me has attended a political event in front of being banned from traveling abroad by the israeli government israel stop the seventeen year old from traveling to europe this month to talk about her experience in jail and the palestinian resistance movement to me was freed last july after spending eight months in prison for slapping an israeli soldier and the man in the tanya when you're a seventeen year old palestinian you suffer every day from israeli occupation palestinian children get a wristed killed on a daily basis a checkpoint they have a hard time going to school because of all those security checks they risk their l

when the russia agreed to decrease production it was against the benchmark of october twenty sixth eon when the rest of the oil production peaked for some domestic reason and after that it fell down to their regular level. again and i saluted that surely the russian minister of weather just said it was carrying out the promise it gave to opec basically russian oil companies are producing at the maximum of their capacity and they're not prepared to increase production to accommodate to the wishes of saudi arabia or president romp or anyone else in essentially the next year or maybe a year from no rational production is going to start to decline and it has already peaked the decline will be caused by the deterioration over oil reserves which of the majority of oil rich remains are still in russia the seventy percent of that is hard to recover and it is difficult to produce of this oil at the current the level of prices a so please do not expect that russia is going to increase oil production on the contrary it is going to decrease it so i have a semi right or in view of that it seems tha

. >> a man braved fire, smoke and lo possible eon to help ngers.our st the people were trapped after a head-on crash on ridgefield road in dale city. th p is cellne video taken just a secondsfter impact yesterday. you can see the flames shooting out of the car.s witnesay a silver chrysler jumped the median, slapped head on into the jeep davidayala was driving and immediately went to help and to pull the driver from theurng jeep. >> we tore down the jeep's sun roof to get him out and he was just completely hurt. he had a broken leg, the steering wheel was compressed on his chest, he couldn't breathe. i hope everyone's okay. everyone wants to go back home every day. >> ayala was ableulo the driver out of the chrysler. firefighters rescued therapped passengers. all four people were seriously hurt and were medivaced to the hospital. >> if you were cau ot on of d.c.'s cameras, you're not alone. triple a says that's because the new speed cameras are hardr see. people have mixed feelings about e cameras. i think we can all relate, chris. >> i just got popped by a speed ra in d.c. it's getti

what is the tipping point eons which we have so many charter schools and the community that it's turnedto our public schools into a dumping ground. again creating discrete inequality. you don't want to have to ban charter schools but you have to grapple with that problem. that's something that policymakers have not raffled with. >> the first one that was placed on long island at the time it was a struggling system however it's elementary grades were pretty much on par with their surrounding neighbors. it was the middle school and high school that obviously was a big cause for concern. the charter school was given permission to do that and we just thought that we would see this phenomenon. we thought we would see a big rain from the elementary students who were enrolled in the roosevelt public schools. that did not happen. the charter schools got there in rome and from private and parochial schools that serve the students. parents who decided it they did not want to send their kids to roosevelt public schools had options for many years. it was parochial and private schools. when the oppo

bomb manufactured by rathe eon. he was one of the lucky ones. his brother was killed.cts the interviews in the distance, a plane is heard. and the children scatter. >> in a rare moment of respite, his little brother is allowed out to play with his friends in the courtyard. our cameraman asks why he doesn't play in the street. he knows the sound by heart. his cue to run to what safety there is. cnn reached out to u.s. arms manufacturers raytheon and lockheed martin. they referred us back to the department of defense, and raytheon has not yet responded. poppy and jim. >> just hearing that little boy. >> heart breaking. >> that's the sound that he knows and knows what to run from, it is heartbreaking. i mean, i know that you have been trying to get a response from the saudi government because it's the saudis that lead this coalition. what are they telling you? >> well, we just heard from the saudis before we came to air. one of the last incidents that we were able to verify, the one that we opened the piece with, that horrifying footage of the two little babies being brou

involved, eone else and what was the motive? join us tonight for "news 4 at 6:30" for a look inside the investigation. >> a judge is denying bond for this woman who was captured on video in what t appearso be a violent road rage incident w she's attacking a bus.el this is cl phone video showing her smashing the busy a window and driving with a ma the bus driver, on top of her vehicle as her.ied to stop news 4's meagan fitzgerald was at today's hearing and is live at d.c.io sup court with the details of this. mer:an? >> reporyeah, that girl's name is mariana silva. she appeared to court today seemingly had a breakdown. she had her hands over her ears, crying and going back and forth with her head. her family also in court as the defense team tried to explain jo thge that silva has a mental illness but the judge ccided she's too much of a danger toommunity so he revoked bond. today inside a d.c. superior courtroom a judge watched this video showing the moment 20-year-old mariana silva used a carjac to bash in the windows of a grey

>> they were fossils, remnants of giant beasts who lived here eons ago.yton figures if there are that many valuable fossils on the neighbor's land, there must be as many on his. could they help him keep his home on the range? >> as i was out fixing fence, or riding, or gathering cattle, i started watching, and, you know, started picking up fragments here and there, and then trying to learn more about it. it got me excited that, you know, this stuff's everywhere. >> it's everywhere because phipps' ranch sits right on one of the most important scientific areas on earth -- the hell creek formation. 65 million years ago, this was a warm, palm-studded forest. giants ruled the earth. peter larson runs the black hills institute, which prepares fossils for museums and collectors. >> the hell creek formation shows us the very end of the age of dinosaurs going up to the time that this giant asteroid 6 miles across crashed into the earth and actually caused the extinction of about 70% of life forms here on this planet. ♪ >> between chores, clayton scours the gulches

this is later on eon jumped to 8:00 sorry about that. the 60s and 70s but warming to the up he were 80s today inland. not as warm as yesterday. but still a nice afternoon ahead. it's going to be cooler and the coolest day of the week is tomorrow, kate. >> thanks lisa. >>> we are switching gears to the confirmation battle for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley granted christine blasey ford another day to decide on the terms for testifying. the email requesting more time from blasey ford's attorney called last night's 10:00 deadline aggressive and artificial but as blasey ford's testimony hangs in the balance it's unclear if it really even matters. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell promised an you a audience of conservative active ifrts at kavanaugh's confirmation. >> you've wafrtched the fight. you've watched the tactics. but here is what i want to tell you, in the very near future judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. >> that comment creating a lot of controversy onc

before,eone else said my students became really engaged after the parkland shooting. another thing that i was really impressed with was 100% of the students who were eligible to vote in the next general election, or registered, and that is because it was a really strong group of seniors who vote.ered students to i think participating in the next election seemed to be a priority for a lot of my students. brian: what impression do you get about how they feel about which government they want in the next election? >> i get the impression that they want a different government than the one that currently presides. brian: how do you see that? ini can just pick up on it the classroom, because when we have discussions, overwhelmingly, students are critical of the current trends but u.s. politics are taking, and they are very vocal about that. brian: pat? , i teach ap chicago , andnment and politics, government for english language learners. most of the students in that course have been in the united states for less than a year, so it is like a united nations of sorts. i will h

they want a deficit eons to 2%, maybe 2.4%nd or 2.6%. that is very high for italy, who has high debt, but that might be a problem for the market. but they do not have enough money to spend on their electoral promises, so it will be a tense and long night in italy. david: is this a make or break moment for this government? this is a government that has come together in very difficult circumstances. >> it could be. analysts are telling us this government does not have much of a choice, so it would be reasonable and logical for them to somehow stick together, find a solution that is more or less excepted will to the eu. have deficitss that are rather high. france has announced it will have --. they have a different situation as far as debt, but it would be wise for the government to try and stick together. really, nobody knows what would up.en if they split nobody seems to have enough votes to really gather in italy -- govern italy. the league is doing well, but they do not have enough to go it alone at this point. they will stick together

. >> well, that's been done for eons.ut what is so different to conservatives who look at this, that's not how they dealt with five times they handed out immunity, and in those immunity agreements -- which i've read -- there is no requirement that they cooperate with the federal government. and yet you go and look at how this is handled, and it's totally different. it's the duplicity that is in washington d.c. it's just not fair because it's not done the same way. chris: julie, i want to pick up on one other issue, and i don't expect you to have an answer. i'm asking, basically, for a theory because the expectation was that one of the reasons that paul manafort was hanging so spending all this money was that if he stayed true to the president and the president kept praising him, that eventually he'd get a pardon from the president, and his problems would go away. why do you think that manafort decided to give up on that strategy? >> well, i think there are a couple of reasons, and you alluded to some of them. paul manafor

in fact, she helped to shape the debate at the beginning, which now seems like, you know, eons ago, becausee has obviously gone into this partisan, frankly, deback that it is right now. but she helped to shape it and say we should hear from this woman, from professor ford. she is under -- talk about pressure. so much pressure. from both sides. she's getting hammered by television ads in maine, talking about the fact that she's got to support women. never mind on this issue, but then back to the original question that was before her, which is roe v. wade and what she thinks brett kavanaugh could do as a swing vote on the supreme court. someone like lisa murkowski has been much more open even today in the halls of congress, saying we should hear from the second accuser. she has other pressures back home in alaska. people who don't think that she should vote for brett kavanaugh, because of rulings having to do with native americans, which are a big, important block for her. so there is so many other factors besides this big one that's going to be before us on thursday. >> and both susan collin

trump is representative of all the white men that have had too much control and too much power for eonsomen are saying we've had enough. the recommendation we have in congress is ridiculous. it is pastry. and there's a reason. why politics has become so dirty is that money is so invested in it, it doesn't allow certain people to show up. >> there's a really interesting intersection with the way it works. campaign financing and the funnel that's create candidates which you have written about, and the gender disparity in canada. >> most big donors are men. the biggest donors are almost all men. with the folks who raise money for candidates, there is more equality. and the further down you go, the smaller ones, what we're seeing is the year of the woman and the rise of the small dollar fundraising. >> those two things go together. >> totally. if women for obvious & reasons likely to be resourced to be big donors, to have networks to call on, they have networks of small donors. we see all around the country, women coming together to raise money for other women. >> that has been a huge part

roads, which are going to be heavily flooded, because of the amount of rain that's going to be dumped eonarea by this storm. so we just ask people to use extreme caution, you know, get to higher ground now. you still have a little bit of time left. but those that are thinking of leaving the area, the time is now. now. >> right. you've got about two or three hours. and really, that's it. and you were talking about the swiftboat operators. i was speaking to one earlier this morning, and he said the way that he can save the most lives is tell people to evacuate now. because no matter how good he is after the fact, he can't save as many lives for the people who stay. hang on one second, mayor. because i believe some video and some sound of something to play, which is from a coast guard station live now, about 30 miles off the coast. i think we can get a sense of the wind. [ wind blowing ] >> mayor, this is 34 miles off the coast. it's a coast guard light station. and i'm afraid you and i are going to have to get used to the sound, that sound. that is the outer bands that have already begun to

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how listin eons have been enduring structural violence in the form of an apartheid regime as well as settler colonial removal on a daily basis with or without the peace process that is basically put in place in order to alleviate the conscience of the international community and to believe that this is really just the conflict between the palestinians and israel when in fact this is a geo political conflict where the u.s. and israel are together reshaping the facts on the ground in order to create a new status quo where palestinians live under subjugation permanently we should not make the mistake of pointing to the trumpet ministration as being the final death now the us administration has played this role for over fifty years and we should hold the obama administration bush administration the clinton administration the president should ministration and so on and so forth accountable for these present day circumstances this should compel us to not just oppose what the us is doing to not just impose sanctions upon israel for practicing apartheid but to internationalize the question o

in australia, we are keeping a night on thinking -- on ey eon banking stocks. the kospi consumer confidence bouncing back in september. in new zealand, consumer confidence stayed at a two-year low. looking study, but average. of 1%.1/10th the kiwi dollar could be set for a second day of losses. 7:30 a.m. hong kong time we are expecting numbers to show the labor market remained tight in august. later we will get data that may indicate a rebound in factory production. retail sales growth expected to improve slightly, but remain lackluster. the dollar yen, keeping and on that currenc. trading at 113 spot. horizon, this with the fed bumping up longer-term projections for rates. >> president trump is standing by his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, after a day of emotional testimony on capitol hill. trump tweeted his testimony was "powerful and limiting, -- ri veting, accusing the democrats of a sham. kavanaugh spoke after one of his accusers said she was 100% sure it was him who attacked or in high school. -- her in high school. i don't remember as much as i

eon mosque has reached a settlement with the security make and exchange charges for fraud charges rather under the deal a mosque and tesla will each pay a twenty million dollars fine he will remain c.e.o. but stepped down as chairman of the company for at least three is. more on our top story in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia joining us now is yond gelfand he's i skype by jakarta he heads the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies office in indonesia thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us what are you hearing from your teams on the ground for us as far as the situation in palo. well first of all thank you very much for having me back we know our teams and we're having a most of our goods in the things that we're trying to distribute are arriving into the area we're getting some information from dungavel which we didn't have prior to the airport and other was now open for limited commercial slate so this is all going to start to facilitate the introduction of goods and of people that need but the situation i mean this as

because they say venezuelans charge them less the untimely gratian sentiment among many people who've eons was fueled by a conservative candidate ill must mayoral race in october he gained popularity by same venice will answer threatening security and jobs. but government officials have condemned cinephile vic's nurse produce open border policy has led more than four hundred thousand venice williams in the country nearly seventy thousand have already been granted work permits were again official say the press is over this way let's have it in fact there was health and education says that there are nearly thirty thousand as well and children in schools but they also say the impact is positive and it is workforce for many even as well as i believe the top floor girls don't want to take. any peruvians reacted against growing see no fun. accent him and by opening their homes to shelter migrants and refugees twenty one year old alexander torrealba is sleeping with fifteen other venezuelans in one room where. i feel lucky to have been offered this shelter but it's a pity many compatriots have be

how listin eons have been enduring structural violence in the form of and apart regina as well as settler colonial removal on a daily basis with or without the peace process that is basically put in place in order to alleviate the conscience of the international community and to believe that this is really just the conflict between the palestinians and israel when in fact this is a geo political conflict where the u.s. and israel are together reshaping the facts on the ground in order to create a new status quo where palestinians live under subjugation permanently we should not make the mistake of pointing to the trumpet ministration as being the final death now the us administration has played this role for over fifty years and we should hold the obama administration the bush administration the clinton administration the president should ministration and so on and so forth accountable for these present day circumstances this should compel us to not just oppose what the us is doing to not just impose sanctions upon israel for practicing apartheid but to internationalize the question of pa

eon urging the federal government to be more discriminating with how it classifies information, and i share your sentiment as human intelligence officer, for the whole panel, are there other steps you think we can take to enhance that sharing, which, i think we all agree is critical. >> it is really what the aviation has been set up for. we have an active out there in promoting our mission and trying to continue to develop increased membership. we passed information out to the government and we attend daily government meetings with dhs and tsa to share with them were critical information will me .ave that the continued information sharing by the government and continued success as we are is driving more people to share more information and think,to get through, i some of the times that difficult to test situation if i want to let people know that i have been mucked in the park. i personally believe part of that is because of lawsuits that can come out of the sharing of and that is an unfortunate consequence. when you are trying to do the right thing and share information with other pe

something eone thatnues to strike a lot of folks. these boats. these boats have t beenhered here at the marina from the very beginning. we talked to a number of owners yesterday. a lot of folks live in these votes. they evacuated. they didn't have enough time to get their boats out and get it a safer part of north carolina. they justot theiringers crossed their boats are going to be okay as well. savannah, hoda. >> craig, thank you. the normally bustling city of myrtle beach is a ghost tow th morning. we are joined by the mayor, brenda bethune. mayor, good morning. i know you are watching that track. yesterday, unfortunately, for the folks in myrtle beach it's taking a jog towards you. how are you guys preparing differently now that you know at the storm is headed directlyor you >> well, we have prepared as much as we can at this point. right now all we can do is pray for the best and hope for the worst. and i truly believe that our entire crew has worked hard together to make sure that our city is depared. >> h you prepare? we are talking about

. >> we're following developing story in silver spring no m eon and woman are dead and three other pece a now investigatin a murder/suicide. two chin and a 22-year-old are in critical conditionow afterhat shooting inside a home on amber lee drive in silver spring. we'll send more dates to the nbc washington app. >>> florence has waked havoc si now let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> we're under storm team 4 weather alert again today. flash flnd watches have b posted for most of northern virginia, suburban maryland out to the shenandoah valley. mostly cloudy skies here in town. already rain across much of northern virginia moving toward the city. expect a very rain day. flash flood watches are up for everywhere west o i-95 for today. and this evening could be extended briefly into early tomorrow. bright, sunny and warm weather moves in for second half of t >>> a check of you i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child

i was in findlay ohio and then the section called eons books and things you canut check out, sewing machines, usable instruments. traffic cones, teaching and people to drive. so libraries are places that people can go into in their communities, rural areas everywhere, every community has a library that is that place in the community that everyone is welcome. >> who can access the library of congress? can anybody? >> anybody access the library of congress. and with technology the libraries website, you get access and download materials, photographs, you can access the collections electronically or ever you are. and physically if you come into the buildings in washington, d.c. but we are very pleased that you can access us throughout the internet. >> 100% of the material forrn te library available -- >> not yet. and what we're digitizing of the unique collections. and about a month the collection of president theodore roosevelt will be put up, including his diary where he said on february 14, a light has gone out of my life, because his mother andnd his wife i figure , died on the same day in