and my brother-in-law, larry forrest, was there. >> that night, mike brings larry into the attic. >> want to show you something," and i took him upstairs, and i showed him. it was in a moving box from 1964. >> they didn't even unpack it. >> no, no. >> mike pulled out a piece out of the box, and he said, "it's from the white house." and i go, "talking about d.c. white house?" he goes, "yeah." i was just stunned. if you asked somebody what's the most important building in our history, they're gonna say the white house. and here it was, sitting right next to me. >> did mike ask you to learn more about it for him? >> the more we got talking about it, we said, "let's find out where this came from." >> but it's just talk, and it will be for years. mike's dad dies in 1996, and his mom in 2001. only then do the meister kids begin to deal with any of the old stuff their parents accumulated. did your parents leave a will? >> we had a trust. >> did they specify? >> not in that particular case, no. to clean the house out, to send things to auction, and sell it, it was probably a good three month

the city is growing its forrest >> every neighborhood should have a thriving urban forrest.y is committmented edcog with friends of the urban forest to plant trees to help our city. >> it sets aside $20 million to care for the street trees throughout the city. >> in south bay, caltrans, and the chp will be joining forces to clean up litter along 680. caltrans does this several times a day. caltrans crews will be removing litter and trash in contra costa on 68 as well as the bay bridge toll plaza, and the areas near the devil slide tunnels. spree.ech company is going on a splunk expands in san jose and san francisco. right now about 4,000 people work for splunk. they seek out, collects and organizes data across the web and develops cybersecurity systems. >>> get your wallets ready. warriors tickets are about to go on sale. you can get tickets through the team's website or going to the box office at oracle arena. ticket sales are expected to be hot for two reasons. warriors will be defending their nba championship. this is also going to be the team's last season at oracle aren

for some perspective the news is a reporter alex forrest whiting joins me welcome. book some i did not go as the reason why you would have wished in fact some british media using was accumulation disaster what went wrong well i think that those people those allies with two reason may at number ten downing street really thought that the world's going to be more accommodating there be more sympathy for her given what's going on back home with her with the domestic politics a bit in the end it was decided and donald tusk presented this that actually it wasn't going to work with the e.u. principles particularly freedom of movement and also this big question over the irish border what they going to do with ireland and northern ireland northern ireland of course being in the u.k. so how would that border work and donald tusk himself even posting a picture of cakes on social media on his instagram account which appeared to be mocking the british in which he said some cakes perhaps sorry no cherries in other words the u.k. cannot cherry pick what it wants from the e.u. post

because who has seen forrest gump? i mean how grumpy are you? everyone knows, i can be in northern iceland and if i asked that every hand goes up. did how forrest just tends to show up at these important moments in history. like the vietnam war, or in china, anything like that. but you never quite sure. is he actually doing something? or is he just there was something important happens? that is kind of my feeling about the omega-3 fatty acid. it just seems to be there at important moments. so where does that leave us in our discussion? the thing is that there is a whole other element to the omega-3 business. this is where i go back to sort of environmental health, which is that the omega-3 business really is the latest phase of a much larger older business called the reduction industry. something may have never heard of before but most omega-3 pills these days come from a single fish called peruvian -- the largest volume of fish caught in the world. but before went after anchovies for the threes, the reduction targeted things like whales, as we

are and with me in the studio is you don't use alex forrest awaiting who has also watched these events unfold alex very strident if you see the whole speech that she gave a little earlier on and it's my way or the higher way type of thing that she was saying who is her intended audience well look she's trying she's had all these headlines that have come out in the u.k. press today talking of humiliation and she was clearly angry yesterday so she has to prove to the media obviously that she is in control but particularly to those breck's it is those people in her own party in particular who think she's been very weak with the e.u. she has to prove that she is still in control so she was angry again in what we just saw that in downing street she was angry with the e.u. trying to lay the blame that door trying to say look i've done everything i can and you haven't come up with alternatives so you should be doing something here she also said you haven't respected the results of the referendum and that you effect if they're trying to break up the u.k. over northern ireland and we mustn't fo

his first combat mission aboard the "uss forrestal," an aircraft carrier assigned to bombing missions over vietnam. a plane on the deck accidentally fired a missile, which struck the fuel tank of the plane mccain was in. mccain escaped the deadly inferno, but others didn't. the fire spread across the ship's deck, killing 134 men, injuring hundreds of others, and destroying 20 planes. >> that was terrible. i'll never forget, some hours after the fire was at least under some control, i went up to the sick bay, because i had gotten some shrapnel in my legs, and there were these individuals lying there, terribly burned and one of the individuals said, mr. mccain, i went over and he told me his name, and he mentioned another pilot, he said, he didn't make it, did he? and i said, no, he made it, he's fine, and he said, thank god, and he died. and you know, those, those kinds of, you know, of sacrifice, are really remarkable. >> to this day, he talks about those moments. it changed him. he had made his mind up that he was going to make a career out of being in the military. that was going to

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keep your home and community safe, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety ♪ >> bill: do yourself a favor, forresterstay out of this. it's got nothing to do with you. >> ridge: will is family. i'm gonna protect that little boy. >> bill: will is my son, and this is none of your business. now, i know you're all giddy thinking i'm gonna fall, but let me tell you something. there is no way i'm gonna lose custody of my son. certainly not to that gutless brother of yours. >> thorne: hey. >> katie: hey. >> thorne: what's wrong? >> katie: um... brooke is still defending bill. >> thorne: really? [ scoffs ] i don't understand that. why would she go to bat for him?

fetched almost 50,000 and a weathered bubba gump cap worn by tom hanks in the 1994 oscar winning forrest gump sold for $16,000. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up next it's a little piece of land sticking o campsites opening at candlestick point. >> a lot of days you cannot see candlestick point because mother nature has other plans called fog, not today, one of the warmest days of the summer, but can it last? fall's almost here which maybe means it's time to warm up. we'll have your forecast coming up. a man was attacked by a lion last night at the fresno zoo. >>> an unusual scene in the central valley, a man was attacked by a lion last night at the fresno zoo. here's the victim right before he was rushed to the hospital. he was screaming for help when security guards found him just past 11:00 last night. he told police he was chased into the zoo by another man and a lion grabbed his big toe when he was climbing a fence in front of the exhibit. he would have had to scale a number of barriers to get close to the lion enclosure. >> the man broke into the lion den and the

. >> but, boy, the way she drops names, you'd think she's forrest gump.m several times, ended up in a concentration camp, and was sprung by the fuhrer himself. benny goodman -- her cousin, she claimed -- he gave her her clarinet. tommy dorsey, the band leader -- once, when he was short on cash, she bought his sax. mickey rooney -- she taught him dance steps. and so on. barry has one thought -- edith's a wack job. >> i was thinking "crazy old lady" for a while. >> but in the winter of 2007, edith's health suddenly declines. just as suddenly, the construction manager finds himself doing things he really never signed up for -- helping edith shower, use the bathroom, take her medicine, including insulin shots. a big question occurs to barry -- what happens when the mall is done and he moves to another job? what happens if edith lives to 100? that won't happen. in april 2008, edith is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. she declines treatment and, knowing she'll soon need someone else to make her decisions, gives barry her power of attorney. it's a big responsib

. >> bill: katie's too busy being engaged to forrester light to even care.ll right, i mean, if she found out, she'd probably come after both of us, but... what? >> brooke: thorne and katie. they set a date for their wedding, and you won't believe when.

is forrester gonna focus on hope for the future or on intimates? what do you think?ridge: we're gonna focus on couture. that's what we've always done. we're gonna keep doing that. >> brooke: you know what i'm asking. what have you decided? are you gonna side with hope or with steffy? >> hope: you can't seriously be asking me this. >> steffy: >> hope: just asidey line? do you know how hard i've worked on this, and what it means to me? >> steffy: are you saying i haven't? >> hope: no, of -- of course you have. both of our lines deserve to be invested in. >> steffy: yeah. and my father has every right

it features a 6,000 square foot ice rink and lighted forrest. it has two, one at union square and one at embarcadero. >> boy, that looks fun. >> we have had really hot temperatures today. red flag warnings too. be careful of that. >>? of the warmth will spill to the coast. mid-70s today. maybe even a little bit warmer. try to get to 80 the next couple of days. it will get warm. hopefully jessica is happy now. >> i love the warm weather. >> the exploratorium camera at pier 15. not a cloud to be found over san francisco right now. haetz sunshi hazy sunshine. it will taper thursday. biff the weekend, the fire danger let me know put to rest and we'll have cooler than average temperatures. microclimates. 90s in morgan hill, gilroy. mid to upper 80s for most of the south bay. milpitas the hot spot. you get to san mateo northward, mid to upper 70s. along the coast with sunshine and a light breeze. how about mid-60s for you. we have the mid-70s for downtown south san francisco and also sausali sausalito. mid 8 90 in the north bay. our last stop inland.

it's just easy. >> forrest tucker.. >> i heard of the old hill gang. >> give us the scoop. it's a guy that can't stop robbing banks. >> the guy kept robbing banks and kept robbing banks. he always got caught and escaped. >> when did he rob his first bank? like 15 or 16, right? >> i think so. >> and he died. >> he died? >> i'm kidding. we'll cut that out. >> i understand that this will be the last movie you will act in? >> i think i made a mistake in saying that, because if i was going to retire, i think i shouldn't talk about it, i think i should slip quietly in another territory. i didn't want to take away from the real value. the cast was great. i loved working with them. i had fun. for me, having it be about retirement is distracting. >> the film itself actually -- i don't want to give anything away. there's parts of it that feel like an homage to all the different robert redfords over the years. >> all of the banks he robbed. >> all of the hearts he won. sissy, you, too, are a legend. i told you, i loved you since

looking at what doctor forrest is saying and we have all said , she makes a very credible claim. she has already undergone scrutiny. she has by any means having done some of the research and read how difficult it is with sexual harassment cases most of the time they don't come forward because why? they're usually not believed. we have to create an environment where women can come forward and to be heard and listened to. to have the proper channels and investigation should occur and that is not happening here. [inaudible] >> we want this to be out in the open. why did they think they can push under the rug? so with certain staff, i believe me, talk about a nominee to the u.s. supreme court. think about how she would feel if she was called by republican staffers on a call nobody else can hear and ask questions. that begins in the unfair predicament that she cannot trust. that is why we call for an investigation and assessment of fax or witnesses to be talk to and to have this hearing. [inaudible] >> i don't know all the answers to that but i call on the american people, women and m

pushing that usual forrester agenda -- stick to dollar bill, even if it means stealing his son. >> justinthis could be a problem. if those two get hitched before the hearing, a judge might consider the stable home to be a factor. >> eric: flawless. >> katie: [ giggles ]

reporter: curiosity brought medical students to the forrester week ago. but she has been so affected by what she has seen that she wants to stay as long as it takes to save the force. another student sees it the same way. >> this mine is the biggest source of co2 in europe. germany always says it is working to protect the environment, but it ultimately does nothing. instead, an ancient forest is being cut down. this madness w will only exacerbate the catastrophe of climate change. reporter: in june, the german government convened a commission to come up with a timetable by the end of the year for phasing out cold. that could unravel. several members are threatening to resign if rwe goes ahead with clearing the forest next month. activists are still hoping to persuade rwe to give up on cutting dodown the fororest, bue company is sticking to its plans. the clearance teams and erik lamela are set to move in. -- and erik lamela are set to move in. -- and there equipment are set to move in. brent: showbiz news and a big loss for hollywood. actor burt reynolds

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richard forrest has more. some welcome help from a powerfulfriend.. for caracas, this is a chance to say to the world, we do not stand alone. translation: starting now, they will be here this whole week, attending to and receiving patients of all nationalities. i've spoken to the state governor and there are people who are interested. on board, there are 300 beds, eight operating rooms and a medical helicopter. but it's a lifeline for the government in caracas in more ways than one. it a political gesture from an ally that is helping to rebuild venezuela's crumbling economy. a week ago, president maduro visited beijing, where he signed a number of trade and investment deals. it's a reply of sorts to the us sending its own hospital ship to neighbouring colombia in august, to help venezuelan migrants who've fled their country. this is what is pushing those people to leave. hyperinflation, food and medical shortages, families struggling to eat. and in this country with the world's biggest oil reserves, petrol shortages mean queueing for days just to fil

american producers, farmers, ranchers, forrester's -- they embody the american spirit of resilience thate see in a homogenous way. they get up and keep on going. it surprised me how informed they are about why we are doing this and what the endgame is. >> president donald trump: there will be a trick -- sonny perdue: they will be attrition. we will have to look at it and evaluate as we go along. i think that, right now, they are strong and they are holding strong. whocan always find critics are saying i have had enough but they fundamentally understand that they have been exposed to unfair trade practices and they want to see them rectified. >> congress is in the process of negotiating a farm bill. it is due by september 30. there seems to continue to be holdups on the supplemental assistance program. are you disappointed and congress is lack of progress so far and are you worried that these programs may start expiring before there is a solution? sonny perdue: you do not really want me to sit here and say i am disappointed in congress. obviously, i would love to have a farm bill. i think

he kind of looked a little like forrest gump in red. does he look like mister rogers? >> i think so. i really am excited about this. i was the only child for nine years, so mister rogers was my best friend. >> mr. rogers was your best friend. >> he was my guy. we hung out a lot back in the days. >> and that still hasn't changed as an adult. that's still your best friend. >> okay. you know what, sure. he's a positive dude. i miss him. >>> all right, well, coming up, the breaking headline overnight in the brett kavanaugh nomination battle. the influential group now calling for the vote to be delayed. >>> also the hearing that brought americans together watching wherever they could, but did it leave us more divided? watching wherever they could, but did it leave us more divided? it leave us more divide? our rheumatologist consider treatments, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once daily pill for psoriatic arthritis. taken with methotrexate or similar medicines, it can reduce joint pain... ...swelling and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz x

while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. saint mirren last night. the rangers thrashed dundee. a—nil. steven gerrard's side are fourth in the table. hibernian beat kilmarnock 3—2. hamilton beat livingston one—nil. while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a i—nil win at motherwell. saintjohnstone and aberdeen drew one—all. lewis hamilton has taken pole position for the singapore grand prix with a first lap in the final qualifying session that he himself described as "magic" while his team called it "epic". red bull's max verstappen will start in second place while title rival sebastian vettel was third. nick parrot has the details. the marina—based street circuit is the most challenging track of the year according to lewis hamilton — "monaco on steroids" is how he describes it. best to brace yourself for the challenge. this is supposed to be mercedes bogie race and up until the final session of qualifying, there was little to suggest that would change with the red bull and ferari vying for the top spot on the g

jillian: lieutenant governor dan forrest, thank you for being here this morning.w as well as we do whenever we see big storms like this there are always people who decide they are stronger than the storm and decide to stay, don't listen to the warnings, what is your message for them? >> same as yours, time to leave. anyone thinking they can ride this out this may well be the strongest storm that ever hit our coast. it may not be. one of the things we know is you can't predict these things. you always absolutely have to prepare for the worst. rob: talking about this storm potentially stalling out right before the art comes ashore. somewhere around south carolina, north carolina, major storm surge, this could be a big water event. what did several feet of storm surge plus 30 inches of rain leave you within north carolina? >> obviously we have low-lying areas around the coast as most people do but they go far inland as well with water tributaries in north carolina. we could see distractions far inland from the coast, not just coastal communities if this hurricane sit

one flew over the cuckoo's nest edged out forrest gump. and he got your hat for you, too. >> he was very polite. i have never been to south carolina. the people here are amazing. they are so friendly. everybody is talking to each other, having conversations. i have never experienced anything like that. i am from canada. it's just so nice. i know a lot of people come together during times like this. but i never experienced the friendliness. even the police officers. they are telling me where i should go and be careful. charles: they call south carolina the can today of america. no, they don't. >> that's why i love it. charles: you have done an amazing job today. go get some rest. thank you so much. >> thank you. charles: we have weatherbell.com with joe bastardy. the end game, i thought this would slide down. the hurricane centers forecast for hugging the coast is better. they have done such a great job in mother storms like isidore and irma. it is coming southwest. but it's not going all the way back out enough to start to affect that geor

it features aeufp 6,000 square foot rink and lighted forrest. san francisco traditionally has two winter ice rinks, one at union square, the other at the embarcadero center. tickets start at $15. >> ice down all the streets of san francisco, get rid of uber and all the others and we can just skwaeuplt wheate where we . >> today you need a sunscreen. >> it will be warm today. even warmer tomorrow and the next day. offshore breeze. it's clear at sfo. hazy sunshine. building warmth. high fire danger through tomorrow. here's a look at the cloud cover. by noon, look at this. hardly anything. by 3:00, what's out is being pushed south. by 7:00, pretty much everybody is clear. possibly to monterey bay. 72, santa cruz. 82, milpitas. that's as cool as it gets. 86 in san jose to 92 in gilroy. mid-60s along the coast. mid-70s downtown, sausalito. mid to upper 80s in the north bay. santa rosa northward, low to mid-90s. we have the highest fire danger there. everybody else is low to mid-80s. last two series at home for the gants. filipino heritage. dropping d

forrester saysl he thinks folks should be leaning toward e.m., and there's optimism, which has to do loss for the dollar. em currencies are attractive, as cooling.y is i want to draw attention to a recent calls around the aussie-kyrie cross, with voices saying that kiwi might lose. this is the line in white on this chart, they are looking to be in australia's favor, rising to for your highs. one of the companies forecasting that the aussie will be 120 over kiwi next quarter of next year, ,.9% rise over current levels haidi: last seen since. haidi: 2013 think is so much, sophia. . adam haigh is here with us in sydney. the resent a rebound in asian equities was short lived, what would be a catalyst for a sustainable rally? >> i think what of the things behind the recent rally has been ,he idea of it backed funds there was short-term relief that came on that, chinese equities fell into a bear market. hong kong markets are also dinged as well. so the idea did not really have any longevity to any sustainable a rebound. i think the sustainable rebound will have to come from policy and how

it features a 6,000 square foot ice rink and lighted forrest.an francisco traditionally has two winter ice reupbginks, one e union care and one at the embarcadero center. tickets start at 15 bucks. >>> this is the first monday of fall. we're talking about really summer-like temperatures in some spots, right? >> always think this time of the year, halloween around the corner, thanksgiving. and then christmas and the new year. temperature wise it feels like a long way away with 90s in many areas. hi, everybody. take a look at what's going on outside. mount tam, a little hazy this morning. that's going to be the case in the afternoon hours. hazy sunshine. building warmth. you'll start to get it tomorrow and the next day. we still have the high fire danger through tomorrow. cooler than average weekend on the way. let's take a look at the cloud cover. let's go thraoough time. noon, nothing. 3:00, nothing. 7:00, nothing. so we have sunshine everywhere today. that's going to push us from 82 to mill pitas, gilroy, about 92 today. mid-70s to mid-80s on t

they started writing to secretary forrestal, to admiral king, to president truman, saying, you know, there were racist epithets included in these letters saying how could you let this happen. so it was a huge national scandal and even on the floors of congress, they had representatives who gave fiery speeches on the house floor. it was a big scandal at the time. we have another person in the room that i don't think he stood up when i asked for people associated with the story but we have with us today, carl, would you stand up? carl's father was on the prosecution team at the captain's court martial. it's very possible that he was actually the lead prosecutor even though the putative lead prosecutor was a captain. the lieutenant was pretty junior at the time but was a brilliant legal mind. carl jr. carl's jr. no, he was one of several occasions as we were writing this book that we were on deadline, we were just about to turn in the story, then we get a phone call. >> friday at 4:00 and the book was due monday at 8:00. stop the presses. got this incredible call and carl had a containe

. >> that was a forrest gump moment for rod rosenstein. he keeps popping up in all of those things. >> let's watch the scene that unfolded so dramatically live on cable news yesterday. >> what you are doing is allowing someone who actually violated a woman to sit on the supreme court. >> you're telling all women in america that they don't matter, they should just keep it to themselves because if they had told the truth, they're just going to help that man to power anyway. that's what you're telling all of these people. that's what you're telling me right now. look at me when i'm talking to you. you're telling me that my assault doesn't matter, that what happens to me doesn't matter and that you're going to let people do these things into power. that's what you're telling me when you vote for him. don't look away from me. look at me and tell me that it doesn't matter what happened to me. >> mark, you've spent some time thinking about that moment. let me read from one of your most pieces. "in a sense, those two women picked up where christin

at the family office in frankfurt the banks and forrester has come to call. well it's i brought all the figures let's start with finland. because ten from vestal time has been using his clients' money to buy up forests and finland you zealand and europe right if you are stealing. and muscle soup once benefited us you can see it here in the timber prices in finland the development last year spruce and pine have seen a huge increase since two thousand and sixteen and that works to our advantage disputants a tradition copying and. now torture by this german farce are just insanely expensive there are very few areas available and when an area opens up people jump on it like crazy off so prices double triple quadruple over the past ten or fifteen years so if you fast and it's of course this is also due to the low interest rates that we currently have. people are looking for everything they. can find coming in where can you invest money you know safely invested or invested very profitably. it's an intrinsic conflict. when we quit can we briefly talk about europe wa

governor dan forrest of north carolina told me that yesterday. i think back to obama, everybody thought he would fix everything, he was the next thing coming. then they look at thpt and think he's broken everything because he was the next thing coming. we have to get off this and get to the issues. we are better than this as americans. we can do this. i'm done. >> melissa: i like it. harris, thank you. while the trump administration prepares for hurricane florence, it is also working to secure your vote in the upcoming mid-term elections. the president expected to sign an executive order that could ensure foreigners who meddle in the democratic process pay a lefty price. but shd the administration take action without congress and how will lawmakers respond? ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! captured lightning in a bottle. over 2

. >> harris: it's that infrastructure that you heard lieutenant governor forrest talking about in northa. let's bring in chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel with more from washington. my kit, our elected officials have to get involved of all this. you are the lieutenant governor say they could go for weeks without power. >> that's right, they are saying, harris, this will be a prolonged event. recovery is going to take quite some time. mandatory coastal evacuations for an estimated 1.5 million people so so far are in effect across parts of south carolina, north carolina, and virginia. the experts of the national hurricane center are calling the size of hurricane florence "staggering." that suggests its impact will be felt far and wide. top sustained winds were clocked earlier at 130 miles per hour with higher gusts. life-threatening storm surges predicted in the carolinas and parts of southeast virginia coastline on thursday and friday, and south carolina posthumous governors calling those particularly along the coast to get out. >> the weather, here and others, are all predi

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. >> like the forrest gump of republican politics. we have seen this movie before.mittee fairy tales. >> it's alice in wonderland ♪ it's time for you to go. >> not going to stop the united states senate from completing its business. >> it is unprecedented for a supreme court nominee to be named by a president who is an unindicted coconspirator. >> have you ever discussed special counsel mueller or his investigation with anyone? >> this is about the closest i will probably ever in my life to i am spartacus moment. >> i'm spartacus. >> i'm spartacus. >> is he running for president. >> votes from people that are going to vote for us, because, without that you will lose a lot of the things we have won over the last two years. >> consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> i don't like what nike did. i don't think it's appropriate recently we failed our intended impartiality. >> wizard of oz pulling all the levers. >> we have very inaccurate book, that's too bad. i don't blame you entirely. >> the failing "new york times" has an anonymous he will

a guy with a major publication put nathanyou could bedford forrest on the cover of his magazine every month, he would. [laughter] why? because it sells. [laughter] or robert e. lee, for that matter. why is it that much bigger? why is gettysburg overshadowing it, though? i would like to leave you with one last, rhetorical question. and as far as the gettysburg and vicksburg debate right here. let's look at the question -- i actually just wrote this down in my own handwriting while i was back there eating lunch with ms. kate. i said to myself, what if we looked at this completely different? why don't we quit looking at it from the lenses of victories for the union, and why don't we look at it through the lens -- and this gets kind of hypothetical, but nevertheless -- what would have happened if those union forces would have been defeated? what would be the repercussions from that? and if you look at that question, gettysburg versus vicksburg, in a reverse form, if you will, then possibly you will be coming up with a better idea of why it was important that both union armies won in the f

. >> some senators likening this nominee to the forrest gump of slashing partisan politics and tryinggh questioning it depends on the party in office. >> thank you. mara wiley, your preview of today? >> i certainly agree with ari. i think what we are going to hear is democrats coming very hard at brett kavanaugh on some of the key issues they know many of their constituents care about. roe v. wade obviously is huge in addition to executive power and i would expect also this notion of just beyond the executive power related to donald trump, also how activist a judge is he going to be to unravel long-standing precedent on other issues, as well? there's an age discrimination case coming up before the court, for example, on whether states and localities, whether localities subject to age discrimination cases if they have 20 employees or fewer. these matter to people in the daily lives. i would expect to hear some of that. i absolutely agree that republicans' jobs here to establish that pretd kavanaugh is not an activist judge and will pay attention to precedent. it will be interesting to

no w 68, she plays jewel who recently lost her husband, meets dford's forrest tucker by accident andure what to make o him. >> the thing i needed to make sure of is did i believe he b robbnks. >> prove it? yeah. ou want me to prove it? eah. i just ought that was a line. i just thought he was trying to be cute and funny, which he was >> kind a weird pickup line but a charmer. >> it worked. >> brown: also in s film, a lot, especially your character, about getting away with something. >> that's always beeappealing toe. >> brown: why? it's just fun to try to get away with something. it's a fun concept. >> brown: yeah. particularly if it doesn't get dark or harsh. the whole idea of this film is whatever these characters were doing, they had fun. i like that idea, particularlyti in these dares that we're living in. we're living in such dark times. and e of the other appealing parts of this film was it's a film that, during these dark times, brings a nice light into something, it's very ueat and i think that's pretty healthy right now. >> brown: this movieis a real meditation on aging, is i

in "the old man and the gun", he plays "forrest tucker," a charming, aging bank robber who just cannott. >> when you're thinking about aving, when you're thinking about having the end of a career in terms of acting, you'd like to think that you wantt on an upbeat note, you want to out on something that's upbeat and fun. fun to do.r: >> reporedford, now 82, joined us at the toronto international film festival, alongside co-star sissy spacek, lm talk about their new find his decision to call it quits. >> i just felt that i had been doing it for so long it was time to maybe exit on a good note, on a positive note. i've been doing it since i was 21. you know the first, the first project i ever did, i'll tell you how my beginning was, was a "perry mason" tv show back in 1959. >> put up a fight. t >> a title was "the case of the tortured toupee." i still don't know what that asant. but, anyway thaty first job. >> reporter: you remember that? i mean-- >> how can you forget something like that! >> reporter: hisirst triumph came on broadway in 1963 in neil simon's "barefoot in the park," a role

, "i heard you don't smell so great." [ laughter ] and then once our kids were born he had a real forrestrmal? can he smell? [ laughter ] and otis can smell, which is like a really -- it's lucky. >> jimmy: oh, you thought maybe it had been passed on. >> we don't know what it is. >> jimmy: anyone in his family previously had that? i don't know anybody -- i never met anybody like that. >> oat sis convinced, again, he's 4 1/2, but he's convinced he's going to diagnose the problem and fix it. he's like dad, there is a lego up your nose. [ laughter ] you just have to breathe out really hard. and he tries to coach him. he holds his face and he's like i'm going to get it, don't worry. >> jimmy: is it in any way -- because i was thinking about this today and i was wondering like if there were to be an electrical fire or if the gas was left on -- >> dead, dead, dead. yeah. it's a real problem. >> jimmy: jason is a liability in your home. >> i know. that's why i never leave him alone. i have to leave him with, you know, a dog or a child or someone to look after him. >> jimmy: if there was one thing

political figure here in this town as dick durbin called him the zelag of republican politics or forrest gump. >> let's go up to capitol hill. phil mattingly is tracking this. we used the word remarkable, unprecedented. this hearing this morning where you had a democratic senator and then several colleagues say, go ahead. kick us out. go for it. quite remarkable. >> reporter: i believe senator booker called it a spartacus moment. this is the reality that democrats have long been frustrated with this process. kind of a very different process just because of the scope of paper trail for brett kavanaugh. but they haven't necessarily been able to latch on to things that make it real. make it something that can actually gain momentum and what they got this morning. i think jones read on the abortion-related e-mail or at least how legal scholars look at it is right one. but what that e-mail does is it created a document had been confidential relating to the central issue that democrats want answers on from kavanaugh. now, as you noted he responded more or less the same way to the roe v. wade q

michael cohen, i view as the forrest gump in all of this. he was in the right place at the wrong time. he's got a lot to tell and a story to tell. remember this. mueller, through that raid from the southern district of new york on his offices, his hotels, they have cohen's recordings, files. they've got everything. so the question for cohen and the problem for cohen is what can i tell the mueller team that they don't already know. and for me, that's all about the money. it's all about the degree to which cohen tried to get russian governments, get their money, set up accounts, pretend he had access that he probably didn't have and now we see a flow of russian money or other money into the presidency or into the campaign, and the degree to which the president was told about that is the key for me. >> emily jane fox, ashley parker and frank, thank you all so much. >>> after the break -- forecasters warning of catastrophic flooding as hurricane florence takes its sweet time pounding north carolina with rain and storm surge. we'll bring you the

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