my crew said fo crusade for womd children existed long before the #metoo movement. i respect facts, i know the law and i understand what's at stake. our criminal justice system is the most revered in the world. the constitutional rights of all americans are etched in stone. and it is in this context that i analyze the situation we're in now. number one, due process requires equal protection under the law for the victim as well as the accused. number two, in all criminal prosecutions the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy trial. number three, no warrant shall issue or criminal charge filed without probable cause. number four, the accused has the right to a trial by an impartial jury. the right to remain silent. the right to not only confront his accuser but to cross-examine as well. number five, the burden of proof in every criminal case is beyond a reasonable doubt and the burden of proof is own the prosecutor. number six, as for the accused, there is absolutely no burden to speak or even present a case. now over the years we've learned certain facts. number

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fo amquestioning dr. ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person in someplace at some time, but i have never done that. >> senators are already angry. >> there is no way, absolutely no way that this nomination can proceed to a vote without an fbi investigation. >> we have had accusation after accusation. very few of them or if any are corroborated. >> julie sweat anything says kavanaugh spiked punch at parties and also accuses him of being present for a series of gang rapes, although she admits she didn't see him do that. >>> the president alternated between accusing the women of lying and saying he would keep an open mind and listen to dr. ford's testimony. >> giving the women a major chance to speak. it is possible i'll hear that and i'll say hey, i'm changing my mind. that is possible. we want to give them a chance to speak. >> reporter: the president said if any accusations are found credible, he might pull the nomination. but he said all the allegations are part of a democratic political stu

future weather carries the fo enough sunshine through the lunch hours to get temperatures into the mid 80s toda here you can see the chance for storms firing up around 2:00 3:00 in the shenandoah valley. it comes in about 4 or 7 p.m. on therms could b strong to severe side. here's the extended forecast. stormy today. cloudy, cool. showers gradually ending.ck o-back sunshine for saturday and sunday. sunday is the 30th of september. that will be our last best chance to get below 60degrees. >>> i cannot believe we are heading into october. the first 4 traffic alert here is going to be wiped off thep. in northeast, that officer involved crash investigation, all lanes have just reopened. live report from that area here in just a second. taking a look at the beltway. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, no complaints. northbound 395 before the 14th street bridge had the left side blocd by a disabled vehicle. that has cleared out of the way. 66 is fine. quiet. southbound 95 after harrisonville road. have the left lane getting by the tractor-trailer crash badt one t happened before noon yest

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one of the most consequential th decisions fo american people. and i think the country and the american people are being left out of this. it's an appointment to a lifetime position. on th c highesturt of the land. so, i think that there should be a full hearing. the fbi should investigate because these are new allegations. the administration is said that judge kavanaugh has been vetted sever times. and he has. and that'sat approp but dr. ford's story was not part of the vetting. i also believe that mark judge should be subpoenaed. he was the third alleged party to bet i room. and for him to be left out is a glaring, glaring i think sight.ful over >> we live in a different era than from the 1991 hill, thomas hear lgs. it was a panel of all whe men questioning ms. hill. now the committee has four four people of color. and the me too movement. do you think we have com far enough and will that make a difference this time around in terms of what we're seein with the ford kavanaugh situation. >> it's important to note the ohanges. which are welcome. t

it was dicey this morning with the thick, dense fo 60s and 70s across the board.headed to 90 degrees today. we have only an isolated chance of an afternoon storm, that's it. mainly to the west. nothing happening on the radar right now. we have a few showers off to the eastern shore. if your travels take you there, that's where we could see actually some showers and some thunderstorms later on this afternoon. but for us around the d.c. area we are looking good.ha 9:00 a.m. w some cloud cover out there. sunshine in some spots and we'll have more sunshine as we continue through the middle part of the day. still dry at 1:30, and then we start to see a pop-upde thtorms here and there. off to the eastern shore. for the most part, again, they're isolated at best. we continue into your sunday afternoo will be dry. afternoon temperatures around 90. low to mid 90s over the next few days. today, feeling close to 100, labor day, same deal. maybe a stray shower. but we have another day that's very hot with that heat index right around 100 degrees. that stays right around 100 a

fo's attorneys say sh will not show up without the fbi investigation. the chairman of the judiciaryco ittee, chuck grassley, has given her until 10:00 a.m. on t fridprovide the committee with a biography and prepared testimony, standard practice ahead of any kind of hearing. whether or not they decide to without the investigation is a wide-open question. laura: at the moment, does it seemunfair as it may be, that all the pressure is building on dr cford? reid: tainly is, and that is the aim of senator -- senate republicans, who wa to get judge kavanaugh confirmed to the supreme court.on they were puhe back foot five these -- by these allegations, completely offguard. they did not expect anything like this to come ug. judge kavahas been preparing for possible testimony on monday if the hearing does in fact take place. but it feels like republicans have seized the momentum back and are now putting the pressure on her to show up.ho laura:o you see as the key republican senators in this? is it the moderate women or someone else? reid: susan collins and lisa

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fo fo next in i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, andiapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> packers fans travel pretty well so it might be green, gold and burgundy. this week, a little more serious before the big game. if if have the energy that they had in the locker room i any indication, the level of intensity should not be a prlem for when they come to to wn. the redskins hoping to have short memories coming off an ugly loss. things not getting any easier. it could be devastating. >> how we're looking in the locker room. >> you never want to go withhe loss. people back there, man, how did you lose the game? >> i'm just trying to wake up with the record. and it just so happened that it ca

>>he senate judiciary chairman is giving christine blasey fo a friday deadline. but ford isn't back down. her attorneys say there should be an fbi investigation and ultimately a heari that includes multiple witnesses. this morning will she or won't she? that's the critical question after christine blasey fo said she wants the fbi to investiga her sexual assault allegation against judge brett kavanaugh as a first step before she testifies in front of the senato judiciary e monday. president trp urging her to speak publicly. >> i really wan to see yr. i d reall want to see what she has to say. >> rept be her? >> i can only say this. he is such an outstanding man. very hard for me to imagine that anything ened. >> r and while standing by hisnominee, mr. trump is also hinting his support may not be ironclad. >> if she shows up and makes a credible showing, that will be very interesting and we will have to make a decision. >> rep her attorney digging in saying she is unabl to go home receiving ongoing threats and arguing the prush to a hearing is unnecessary and contr

it just go a ss >> cenly a heache, fo sure.is going to be a temporary fix that you have been talking about. what about a permanent fix? any timeline on that? >> reporter: ann, right now they really don't know. the biggest issue, they don't know what caused the cracks in the first place. so until they figure that out, they aren't going to know what to do to provide that permanent fix. until then, this band-aid of extra support is just going to have to work. >> thanks katie. jacquelyn dunn keeping an eye on the traffic. >> reporter: right now, it is pretty calm. but of course it is still very early. we are keeping a close eye on the traffic coming off the bay bridge right at the fremont street exit. right now we are in the yellow, heading across the span. traffic still moving, as it heads onto the skyway. a lot of folks using harrison, that is a good exit to use, rather than the fremont street once you get off fremont there here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, where the metering lights are on. in the yellow again. 12

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we continue to really fight fo the state level, we continue to fight for our youngest children here in san francisco. we feel strongly that there's no better investment in early care and education, and we know how important that is to san francisco in general. i think we have the most expensive cities in the world. we are struggling and reaching critical stages for workforce development, with retaining and recruiting teachers in workforce that's high caliber and high quality so we are working hard to ensure that the investments increase so that we can pay teachers more. they are the lowest compensated a month in the nonprofit sectors. just barely make above the minimum wage, so we are working hard to improve those conditions knowing this is a priority for san francisco. so i really appreciate your reconsideration, your consideration of my repayment. i'd also like to lend our support to my colleagues who can't be here, gretchen ames and matt pemberton. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you, mr. paz. i don't think we have any questions, i think we went through it because you were so

fo seems that this team, everybody's out themselves.ody's out for the country. >> the president is think about his own survival. it seems like owat's always he's thinking. >> it's hard to know because you and i those statement think essentially for a lot of people that trump is acting out of cognizant of guilty. he's goith to saygs about the guy who's being nailed to the wall in this investigation whether he's guilty as s or not. >> trump has a history of >> he has a sense of being isolated and feelingery wronged about thise he feels lik his credibility has -- then you think about the people that have flipped. there's pan manafort, there's rick gaetzted gates flynn. >> those are also people that he thought had his back. there's reporting that dav pecker had his secrets in a safe -- at "the national enquirer." the president has to be thinking that if all of these people are talking and paul manafort just another name on the long list of people, what a story they can tell. >> the nature of our politics today, we're consttly talking about

. -- toking to rear fo reassure farmers whose crops have been poisoned. an environmental scandal for the french president. >> taking a share of responsibility for the pollution and make path for reparation. i wish to reduce the amount found there. emmanuel macron says paying reparations to everyone is out of the question, but the gogovernment i is looking toto compensate t those who were exposed to the chemical for work. used thefarmers pesticide until 1993, despite it being banned in the u.s. in the 1970's and france in the 1980's. the islands rates o of prostate cancer are twice that of mamainland france.e. >> we knew the danger of the chemical. yet still we allowed it to be spread in large quantities. even when it was banned in france. on friday, hepe will respond to concerns over infestations of our gee. when dry it releases toxic gases -- infestations of algae. when it is dry it releases toxic gases. an official complaint was filed over the algae, accusing the french government of negligence. fansre than 200,000 golf have arrived for the start of the

it just -- how it plays in the rest of america, how it plays fo weeks later on election day, what does this do. >> how might his rulin be viewed in the future. >> look, we're going far more comfortable than she was questioning the accuser. so 'sstrangely, s actually elicited the more interesting y. testim what was your drinking? >> this is a reminder. the senate republicans are more worried about their look than brett kavanaugh's look.in very resting. they made that decision to protect themselves. not the nomination. which tells what you they're most concerned about. election day. this is not how you helhim. this is how you help the republicans. >> he has given some groundn the drinking issue and several times many his opening and questioning saying, i like beer, i drank beer to the point that i slept, not necassarilyd out. asked if he ever had too much, how do you describe too much, he said refer to the charts. >> that was incredibly awkward an a ll. that you're dancing around. the deception detection experts will tel you, if you are trying to convince somebodyin by g just enough that

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dylan is back now with a look at the rest of the country's fo cast. good morning again. >> good morning, the remnants of tropical storm producing lots and lots of rain. today we could see flooding through eastern ohio and western pennsyndania where we could up with six to eight inches of rain so we have flash flood watches in effect. 56 million people are under the risk for some ofhat flooding as this slow-moving system works its way into the northeast. that's the weather across the country. w here's a peek out your window. >>> that's what we're seeing out there right now. pockets of heavy rain, but steady rain will continue throughout the day. flood watchff int until 6:00 a.m. on your monday morning. listen, we could get a couple of inches of rain already ponding on the roadway, already high ptanding water soase be careful. not only that, we have this fog out there as well.'s also, chilly. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, topping in the 60s today. we're also adding a wind to that. >>> and that'sr latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. straig

was amazing to see katy wake up and to be able to talk to her and to reassure her that we are there fo her. adding that their son finn is stable and i hope that time he will also wake up so that we can all be reuniteds a family. sam a conservationist, and katy, lived with son finn on a wildlife preserve in south africa. 2-ms home to free-ranging ldgi craafflfes, andlu close t south africa famous krueger national park. katy and finn were waiting for sam to return from a run when the mother giraf attacked. sam, arriving just in time to scare it away. the enormous animal is known as africa's gentle giants are adored around the world. apl the giraffe gained worldwide fame after a live video of her in the late stages of pregnancy and givingirth went viral. but in the wild, giraffes can be dangerous. fiercely protective of their young with a kick that can kill. katy's family says she knew the vgz. i can assure you katy would never have deliberately put herself or finn in danger, her father said. we hold no judgment against the giraffe. this is the way nature is and we accept that. >> that wa

that's not something that some e would normally ask fo >> she has a right to testify and share her story. >> it was an emotional day in court on day nine of the mansion murder trial here in d.c. the parents heard a detailed description of how evidence was collected from the scene. jurors were shown bloody pieces of fabric from the chaire where th victims were bound. a fire investigator said gas was poured around the i bedthe room where the couple's 10-year-old son was found. he is accused of killing the family and the housekeeper. the trial resumes on monday. >>> hundreds of peopl attended a tribute to remember the nearly 3,000 people that died in puerto rico from hurricane maria. everyone wore whitend gathered in the capitol of sanjuan. religious leaders prayed for the lives lost. the governor said that tens of thousands are still without adequate shelter orreliable power. ben carson was there representing the trump yesterday marked one year since the storm hit puerto rico. >> the fight agalastic straws has a big supporter. california became the first state to prohibit restaurants from

president trump says he will be listening closely as palo alto professor christine blasey fo and good evening. thank you for joining us. as judge kavanaugh prepares his defense, he's facing new allegations tonight. a third woman, julie swetnick, joined christine blasey ford and deborah ramirez of accusing judge kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. >> reporter: wednesday brought a third bombshell accusation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaughing. this one from julie swetnick, who claims she met kavanaugh in the early '80s and says she saw him drink excessively and engage in abusive and physically aggressive behavior toward girls. swetnick's lawyer, michael avenatti, speaking on "the view." >> the details in this declaration are specific, they are shocking, but above all else, they are true. >> reporter: judge kavanaugh quickly released a statement saying, this is ridiculous, and from the twilight zone. i don't know who this is, and this never happened. president trump answered questions from reporters wednesday evening for 80 minutes. many of them about the allegations. >> i've ha

leaders and num have always maintained program is set up fo for drivers like jay - >> i haven't gotten ticket in a dozen ye i can't remember the l>> omething isn't adding up. >> a lot of opinions about this. >> it sparks a conversation. >> talking about the speed and red light cameras. >> well, ono other things to talk about with chuck. >> you can do a whole show on speed and red light cameras. "meet the ratings would be way up with that. everybody has an opinion. >> let's talk about what will happen on the show today where you have a guilty plea from tim one head of the trump presidential campaign as the president tries to look presidential in the wakef florence and the devastation in the carolinas. >> what grade do you give him for florence? it's hard to say because he's still in it. >> i just spoke to the fema director and he said fema hasn't deployed everybody yet because fema is an aftevent and we're sl in this event and this is going to becr floodingish so so they have to wait on that. >> i think somebody deserves credit for convincing the president not to tweet over the last 24

what we need to have the nation to understand that we are building the backbone fo the commonwealth, and the 78 municipalities, and fema is the largest employer in puerto rico, and we have to build that capability along with the commonwealth, but this is the conver thags needs to occur, and occur in congress and across the united states. if fema is going to be putting $50 billion into puerto rico, and some estimates they will be putting a future of 120 billion tlrz what is the future of pure -- puerto rico, and how do we make it sustainable on an island and how can you make the ip f infrastructure not die from damage, and so not only the primary reasons for death, but also the secondary causes, and that is tied to the weak infrastructure that we have been working around the clock to fix, and many of the municipalities want it, and if you want a true story, go to the 1,800 people that we have hire d to build a new future there. >> and we have had teams down there nonstop, and gabe gutierrez and others. and just as there were terrible parts ofinfrastructure in new orleans, it was a fed

tonight the nfl is responding fo part, the social justice issues that colin and other professional athletes have raised zeb oraise raised deserve our attention and action. more from miguel almaguer. >> reporter: speaking volumes without saying a word, nike and colin says it means something believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. the bold move coming with risk. kaepernick became a lightning rod in 2016 when the nfl quarterback took a knee to stand up against social injustice a silent protest he says that cost him his job. >> this country stands for freedom, liberty, justice for all. it's not happening for all. >> reporter: no stranger to controversy, having worn socks depicting police as pigs, kaepernick part of nike's "just do it" campaign. with its stock dropping 3%, the backlash trending on twitter. some destroying their apparel and others including high profile athletes applaud the move. how they're going to let fans and consumers have that conversation as well. >> reporter: kaepernick is suing the nfl alleging owners colluded to keep him off the field. nike, who's

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here's a look at storm team 4 four-dca fo. humid tuesday with high temperatures in the 70s a. good chance for scattered showers out there on tuesday. late-day showers and thunderstorms on dnesday. feeling like summer on wednesday. mid-80s, but then wek cool b down on thursday, 70s, lower humidity. westill some s possible. next weekend is looking fantastic, erika, with high teeratures around 80 and plenty of sun. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. >>> still ahead, the red skins rebound against the packers. rebound against the packers. >>> plus tiger regainsis roar. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> all right. we're still in it, said all the red skins fans. >> she's going to talk about ra , but for red skin fans it's all about burgundy and gold sunshine. that's how it feight now. hey, it is september, but the red skins triggered memories of thanksgivingtoday. i know last week felt like halloween for the burgundy faithful. go ahead, pas

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fo. the ntsb released findings today, among them pilot fatigue. in a statement sfo said they've already started making some changes. >>> today a second woman accusing supreme court nominee bret cabanaugh of sexual assault said she will talk to the fbi. deborah ramirez told "the new yorker" kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party. her lawyer says she will also talk with lawmakers but first has to tell her story to the fbi. >> if we can get a meaningful investigation by the fbi, there are all sorts of ways that our client would be willing to provide information to the senate. >> the first woman who publicly accuse kavanaugh of assault is bay area professor christine blasey ford. she will testify before a committee on thursday. emily raw has more what to expecting from that and the expected vote on kavanaugh this week. >> reporter: in his strongest defense yet of bret kavanaugh, president trump belittled the sexual assault allegations against him. >> 36 years ago? nobody ever knew about it, nobody ever heard about it. >> reporter: calling democra

the big concern here is the flooding that may fo bow. will thepower outages?ill the hundreds of residents who evacuated be able to get back in, and howong will that take?e some peove decided to ride it out, but for businesses, they are all but a handful shut down they harded up. boats have moved to higher ground. some have been boarded. we'll be following along in the urs to come and have live coverage this evening and tomorrow too on news 4. in nags head, jim handly, news 4. >> and remember, storm team 4 is tracking this hurricane aroundo the you can learn when the storm will hit, how it affects our area, and see the latest tra in our nbc washington app. >>> d.c.'sarnal donald wuerl's title may be changing later today. >> he'sxpected to ask pope francis to accept his resignation after being named in a massive child sexual abuse report. news 4's megan mcgrath is livst in north.c. with more.we >> reporter:, good morning, guys. cardinal donald wuerl has been facing tiincreasing csm that he hasn't done enough. he didn't do enough children from predator priests ba

they hope it will be anption fo commuters with longer rides.nd it's easier for those with hills on theroute. you can track down the electric bike by using the share app. >>> no upsets at the u.s. open last night. but the heate it hard for everyone. can you imagine playing tep nis tennis in this kind of weatr? look at novak djokovic. he'sr. like, whate he didn't baother to go to the locker room. djokovic would go on to win it in straighet and advance to the semifinals. madison hekeys, american, she also advanced. >> good job. >>> an update,now, on the return of some of the most recognheed shoes in world. the ruby red slippers used in "the wizard of oz."ou we told that the shoes were returned. they went missing after a late-night robbery at the judy garland museum, in 2005. the smithsonian had a mismatched pair in its collection. i mentioned that. and the stolen pair was also mismatched. >> so, we were lucky enough to have the other pair of shoes and we were comparing the two. they were able to find that they are chesistent wit pair we have. >> t

russia has beelirolling its ry hardware into place,fo readwhat it has billed as the biggest exercise since i ready for whhas billed as the biggest exercise since soviet times. it is a military drill that wild run for a weeknvolves more than 300,000 troops. russia's defense ministry says 36,000 armor vehicles will take part. the air force and the navy are both involved. it is not only the training and testing logistics across this vast country. it is also a giant show of strength at a time when relations with the west ar tense. and for the first time, some 3000 chinese troops will fight alonide the russians. that sends a strong signal of the two countries' deepening bond. as does this, china's president arriving in eastern russian today as the military began. he is attending an economic forum and also meeting vladimir putin. as they sat down for, russia's president said relations with china in politics, security, and defense were based on trust. that andhese wargames are perhaps a warning to wasngton about where isolating thesle countries ca. for years, vladimir putin has made moderni

we're learning more about what is happening inside this administration and i think this should disturb fos, whether you're a supporter of the president, if you're a support b you shou disturbed there's an unelected cabal thwarting the will of the voter. if you're not a big fan, both incidents confirm yourth concer maybe he's not fit inhe office. congress should concerned. we knowt they wo be. what's interesting here and this was a question we were debating, doest have an impact beyond washington? that's an open question. his supporters eleed him to disrupt. one thing is clear, he's disruptive so yon if it has a persuasion but it makes this white house inoperative. let's not pretend it's you have kellyanne conway who has said the staff rallied around this but she admitted there are some trust issues for the president and why wouldn't there be at this point? >> and i know we have to get out in the next 30 seconds but sport nominee brett kavanaugh, i know you talked with senator durbin about n is, too. >>ct, he said and i think this is going to be interesting he said tir prima focus, he thoug

every fo-year old asks a series of incessant "why" questions.have this beaten out of us early on by worn-down parents and teachers. but this "why" mode is the keyto ritical thinking. think like a four-year old. ask "why" and "how." ask them often. this attitude allows us to navigate the world more effectively, choosing among options, or political candidates, or medical likelyents, that are mor to maximize our success and well-being. by the way, mark twain is widely cited for e quote we began th. but there is no evidence that he ever said it or anything le it. the source of it is s known. sometiu don't know what you think you do. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online and aga here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john dt.and ca

hours into th early afternoon hours where we're tracking area afrz rain that includes the potentialt foredskins game and at the nationals game if you're heading dn to nats park, definitely want to plan for the potential of rain detail, maybe a cancellation. football will be played no matter what. bring the ponchos to fedexeld as w head into the overnight hours, more rain. there's your monday. early commuters dealing with rain. rain continues at times throughout the day on monday. a soggy day. it remains cool. it's also really breezy on monday. thankfully not so breezy tomorrow. here's your planner. rain most likely for everybody during the morning and midday hours. afternoon and evening hours it becomes more sparse. lo at your temperatures. 62 at 7:00 a.m. noon. by 7:00 p.m., temperatures in the low 60s and then here's your storm team 4 ten-day forecast. 60s on a breezy raw monday with a good chance for rain. omance for showers mainly earlier on tuesday. we're warmer and more humid with highs tuesday in theer u 70s. 80s on wednesday. the chance for late day thunderstorms next if the for

more than fo million people are at risk. wa roman catholic bishop t virginia resigned today over allegations that he sexually harassed adults. pope francis accepted michael bransfield's resignation and approved an investigation. bransfield has denied abusing anyone. the news broke as francis met with u.s. cardinals and bishops at the abuse crisis in the church.me for the first myanmar's civilian leader has acknowledged problems with the expulsion of 700,000 rohingya musli the buddhist nation's military is accused of mass rapes, killings and burning rohingya villages lt year. aung san suu kyi spoke today during a conferee in vietnam. she voiced regrets, but also defended her security forces. >> there are of course ways in which we, with hindsight, might think that the situation could have been handled better. but we believe that for the sake of long-term stability and security we have to be fair t all sides, tle of law must apply to everybody. >> woodruff: suu kyi said myanmar is prepared to take back muslims who fled to neig

. >> fo-- thanks to both i don't have you guys. >> i want to point out to you ali, our colleague kenaney just flagged this, a piece that another colleague of ours wrote, that devin nunes predicted this in a speech he gave september 13th when he said trump's declassification move was about the november election. he said, quote, we're on the verge of, i believe, having full transparency in this process. we need the president to do some more declassification. so this is something that has been in the works for a while really as part of a plan by that faction of republicans who are trying to change the narrative and as it closes in on the president and bob mueller saying, no, bob mueller's part of the bad team, and we're going to give you more information about that bad team as we head into the election. so remember, even from republicans, it's about politics. >>> i want to talk about the trade war coming up. the u.s. is now taxing nearly half of all chinese imports. 're going to talk about what that means for you, the consumer, and why the fate of the united states economy might be at s

fo [ laughter ] luckily, he was ready for it. [ laughter ] we have a great show for you tonight, yous! [ cheers and applause ] his new movie "like father" is streaming on netflix now. seth rogen, one of our favorites back on the show. [ cheers and applause ] she is the star of "insatiable" on netflix. i'm so happy she's here. alyssa milano is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and she is the owner and ecutive chef of a fantastic restaurant, the beatrice inn here in new york city. she is going to cook up some ofs her favorites including my favorite, fried chicken, chef angie mar joins us tonight. so you're here on a good one. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all one of president trump's closest congressional backers was indicted today meanwhile, the trial of his ex-campaign chairman is heating up. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: when trump first announced his candidacy in 2015, livirtually no elected repns got behind him. with one exception, new york congressman chris collins. he was the first member of congress to e

with >> this is not the end thate hoped fo >> maddox, who has autism and is nonverbal vanished afterunning ahead of his father in the park. that triggered a desperate six-day search. it will take timeo definitely say the body found was maddox. >> new troubles for tesla ceo, elon musk. he's being sued by the fcc for making false a misleading statements to investors when he tweeted taking tesla private. in a statement, musk called it justified and said he was quote deeply saddened and dus pointed. meanwhile the wall streetl jourreports musk and his lawyers were going to settle with sec as late as yesterday but made a last-minute decision to fight the case. >>> they have announced the arrest of 17 suspected in a series of grab and go it robberies in apple stores, many in the bay area. it involved hooded suspects snatching display items and fleeing in a mat of seconds. the robberies cost apple more than a million dollars. >>> the new iphones are hitting store shelves in russia this mornin people have been lining up for days oside the apple store in moscow. the top spot going for the most