gail left her daughter's house.oney was in a blue bag, along with a tracking device, courtesy of the fbi. at the location, quinn's mother found the designated bathroom. hidden inside the toilet paper holder was a note. it looked again to be in quinn's handwriting and gail read it aloud to investigators. >> so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter, you are going to drive north toward joe's crab shack. drop the money out of the car and do not look back. anything goes wrong and i'm dead. it looked again to be in quinn's handwriting and gail read it aloud to investigators. >> so far i'm fine. no harm has been done to me. after you pick up this letter, you are going to drive north toward joe's crab shack. drop the money out of the car and do not look back. anything goes wrong and i'm dead. >> up to this point they didn't want to hurt her, they had no intention of hurting her, but now it said anything goes wrong, i'm dead. >> they're escalating it? >> yes. >> undercover agents converged

justice like carol, said her sister, , gail. >> she would have not taken all of it.hat wasn in carol's personali to be fair. >> made sense l'then. >> m uh-huh. then there were those mysterious phone calls. >> we'd get the calls on special days, her birthday, my birthday. my grandmother would get calls. >> and just silence on the other end? >> yeah. >> what did younc do? >> we would t say, "carol, we le you. we hope you come back." we felt like she was finding a happier life somewhere. >> and understood that to make that successful she might have to make a complete and total break. >> yeah. >> almost three months after carollm vanished, the detective handling her case put itva in t inactive file. in his report he wrote, "no foul play involved." >> i remember thinking about her all the time. i used to play records over and over that she liked. just think, where is she, when's she coming back. >> eventually mike started dating a 19-year-old named carrie. brought her into the fold. >> we were happy that mike was going on with life. >> and so they did all go on with life.

christian, ollie and gail break it all down for you. >> she picks it up by the tail. >> how grandma is getting it done -- almost. >>> this video captured in mexico is nothing short of terrifying. one second that 16-year-old girl is there sitting on what looks like the bumper of that truck just minding her own business, and the next she is fighting men that are attempting to kidnap her. >> oh, my gosh. oh! >> you can see how they pull up in that red vehicle, three of them get out of the car, walk straight toward her, one of them appears to be holding a handgun. she immediately starts fighting back as they drag her towards the car. she seems to drop to the ground as she is screaming for help. >> you are being taken to be murdered, you are being taken to be ransomed or you are being taken to be trafficked. these are all thoughts going through your head and she's what, 16? >> yes, and there are amen disa mexico. >> she's making herself heavy, that's what you're supposed to do. >> right about here, you can see a man come out of the store and attempts to help. but one of the men points a gun

gail is an amazing woman.and the people who have a chance surviving war or the afterward period and they come home usually have someone like gail in their life. and gail said, you know, you're a real hot shot going and doing all of this stuff that you do. it's really cool and full of adrenaline. i hope it works for you. and she says, you're missing the whole story. the adrenaline ends, they come home, they're not in their units anymore and that's when the real shit starts and you don't know anything about it. she was not exactly right. she was listening and she backed that up. but she was almost exactly right. i knew very little about that. ain't didn't hit me until i stopped going out and came home and suddenly felt completely maladjusted for civilian life. i was with -- i had -- the remarks i wrote about 15 minutes before i showed up. when i was with matt, the pilot in the back. matt, can i tell them what you said? you know, matt was talking about his own adjustment more than 2,000 hours flying back hawk han

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including the update only the college quarterback whose workout with his girlfriend blew up on the web. see the magic moment they returned to the field for the win. >>> called into a senior living community because they spotted something in the neighborhood. that would be yoda. he was dodging in and out of traffic in the neighborhood. the dog has a collar, but the dog no longer has an owner. the owner passed away. this pet was left to wander around. it had no place to go. and so po for paws was called in for their wonderful ability to lure animals. >> patience is what they need in this case. >> they do have patience. >> that's loretta, she's great. >> the dog is like, wait, i remember that. >> at the moment, the puppy needs some attention, some human interaction. >> i believe you're right, christian. after it gets his head pet, he was there in a lap. he was ready to be somebody's pampered pooch. he gets a bath, and then right here we find out that yoda has a thing for rolling on the c

tell it to me gail had to move here with her two sons. like even three have even lived here one mother and two sons. live here said yes three of us live in this one little room. here in the law school of what i'm here and this is where we cook together that. you know that yes thank you and then over here another four people sleep. well before people in the army but yes they're out here right now that you know the children are at school and the mother is that where i think you think. and here is the bathroom are you i can see that navy and another huge family i have here. two families on this big bed with how many members. are not what they say mother is i'm too small by the other children i have with relatives such fictional much family there's no thought i'm title i of four moms and seven children yes. when the residents were forcefully evicted from their old neighborhood two people died and four were injured that's when telly to miguel began fighting against despotism which she continues to do with andrea who still to this day. was both

for weeks and now the democrats are obstructing any effort for them to look into it. >> laura: and gail made this point. senator grassley and president trump said we want to hear from her today. i thought that was good. i would like to get this done. he said take as much time as you need. he seemed to be going even farther than grassley did. like a dr. seuss thing, we'll interview on the phone or in person or private, a conference call, whatever. i don't know what else they can do at this point. >> chairman grassley has been incredibly accommodating and patient in the face of histrionics and antics from the other side. he's one of the senators who is most well known for his commitment to investigations and oversight. he has a team on the committee that is experienced in doing these things. he is trying to do his job which i can't say to be true for everybody else. >> laura: the other so-called witness, this patrick smythe, he says as far as he knows he has never seen any behavior like this on brett kavanaugh's part. every person she cites they are opposing her view. this case is falling

gail is an amazing woman. the people who have a chance surviving war or the afterwards, they usually have someone like gail in their life. and gail said you know, you're a real hotshot with all this stuff that you do. it looks really cool and full of adrenaline and i hope it works for you and your missing the whole story. the adrenaline ends, they come home and they're not in your their units anymore and that's when the real shift starts and you don't know anything about it. and she was not exactly right and she was listening, then she back that up but she was almost exactly right, i knew very little about that and it didn't hit me until i stopped going out home and suddenly felt completely maladjusted for civilian life. i wrote this remark in the dubliner 15 minutes ago and i was mad at the pilot in the back. matt was talking about his own adjustment more than 2000 hours flying blackhawks in afghanistan and iran. and when i went home i went from 900 miles per hour to standing on a parking brake. you know? it'

joining me now was gail trotter, an attorney for the judicial crisis network.ay thank you for coming in on this holiday, you might ordinarily be off. i'm guessing you are happy to be on tv to make a final pitch for brett kavanaugh, gail. >> that's right, it's an exciting time. this is a great opportunity for americans to see what judge kavanaugh brings to the supreme court, and it's a very exciting time for all americans. >> closing argument time for people like yourself who support brett kavanaugh. according to my closing argument on him would be what question >> that's easy. he has a distinguished record of faithfully holding the constitution, and he's going to be a fair, reasonable, and independent justice. this is the opportunity of president trump to deliver on the promise that he made to the american people to put judges on the court to uphold the law and who are reasonable and can bring a lot of experience. judge kavanaugh serves on the d.c. circuit court for 12 years, and he has a wealth of experience. he is among the most qualified lawyers in the entir

falling trees crushed buildings during northern ireland's strongest ever september gailes.his pilot trying to land in dublin thought better of it. 100 miles per hour winds brought down powerlines. there are still homes without electricity. some engineers on site can't stand up. that stopped us and delayed us from getting some of our customers back on. a woman died when this caravan was blown over a cliff on the irish coast. and then looking to northern ireland water was killed bya to northern ireland water was killed by a falling tree. storm ali made its mark and wins were still blowing strong. an inquiry into the disruption caused by the introduction of new train timetables in may has criticised network rail, the department of transport and the train companies involved — saying no—one took charge. hundreds of trains were cancelled on a daily basis by northern and govia thameslink. the rail regulator has highlighted a "lack of clarity" about roles and responsibilities. for those stories and more, breakfast will be coming up at 6am withjon kay and louise minchin, with the da

alienate religions because a prominent, a politician who had been in the earliest 20th century, named gail, had alienated the catholics by leading a movement. free from rome. he wanted to get the people out of the roman catholic church. that has led his political movement into a tailspin. so he said we need to avoid that. hitler was very careful not to alienate people over the religious views and try to present himself's, a religious chameleon. he tried to blend in wherever he could. so there were times in many websites that will promote this view, hitler actually did say at one point that he was christian, he called christ jesus his lord and savior and such. so there is -- a public pronouncement, there were times which he did claim to be a christian. if you look at his private statements though, that wasn't the case. let me give an example. hitler with his right hand men were in prison in 1923 to 24 for their involvement of the. some of the inmates had a conversation about his religion. hitler talks to them and said i have to play a religious hypocrite because of the, not alienate them. h

to go to gail. but i still really wanted to go to harvard. it didn't seem to be as friendly and place. a place as concerned about my getting a good legal education as a yell was. and then one of the students there said if you're going to gail. of of course you want to go to harvard. that was telling it to me not because it was this one person's opinion because it was someone who probably have seen the opportunity to go to both. in the smart thing to do is to go to yale. that was my gut reaction after visiting. but i have to let go this idea that harvard law school was the best place for me. i came to washington in 1980 the fall of 1980. i passed the bar in the fall of 1980. and here i was. the first job was with the law firm. i had worked with this laufer before i really liked the people there. i liked the atmosphere at that i could do some really good work there. i have a lot of interest. interestingly. after thinking i wanted to do that. i worked there a year. the work was interesting and challenging but it wasn't something i could having g

i'm sure gail welcome to the program hungary's prime minister is of the european parliament in strasburg defending his populist government ahead of a vote to impose sanctions against it for it to accuse the european parliament of blackmailing his country brits immigration policies and describe the report detailing breaches of the rule of law as an insult there are also concerns about the independence of hungary's courts and the rise of corruption the parliament votes tomorrow if they decide in favor of sanctions hungary could lose a few voting rights. to bases been going on of the e.u. second home in strasburg where we find detail view europe correspondent that's often welcome max how has victor all back defended his government's actions. you already touched on some of the main points there phil he wouldn't have any of it he flatly rejected what was written or what is written in that report in fact even the big guns saying that hungry fought for its democracy it fought against the soviets or at least a resisted the soviets so he went back that far in voting history saying that this was n

i feel gail welcome to the program it's not about being left wing or right wing it's about doing of a decent thing. that lead singer of one of germany's best known rock bands to total hosen describe last night's concert against racism in the east german city of cabinets musicians said they wanted to send a signal after the violence that followed last week's protests in the city tens of thousands of people turned out to watch. and you. may have there are more of us that was the motto of the candidates concert is liberal germans responded to calls to stand up against far right racism before it started there was a minute of silence for the thirty five year old whose fatal stabbing unleashed last week's anti migrant protests. he thought. the mood was peaceful albeit with a clear message to the racist moms who shocked the country with thousands chanting nazis out. i. think. this is absolutely fantastic because the people of chemist's we have to show that our city is colorful open to everyone and that we have no sympathy for what's happened here in recent days as i said. because you can't r

we've also seen, i mean, in the immediate shadow of 9/11, we were concerned about further 9/11 gail attacks. and yet, in the most recent communication held by god he, the leader of isis, he called on his followers here to carry out attacks with knives, with guns, with automobiles, still a threat, still potentially lethal, but far down the register. so in that sense, we've had a measure of success. we have had less success in encountering the narrative. we are just not very good at doing this. we're a lot better on the battlefield than we are and ideological warfare. and we haven't dented the determination of our jihadist folks to continue the struggle. they will carry this on. this conflict will continue for the foreseeable future. >> to that point as we sit here in 2018, do we have any better ability to say when this ends or what victory in the war on terror actually looks like? >> well, i don't think we can say when exactly it will end. if you look historically, those who are in the middle of the 30 year war with a 100 year war in the history know that they were in the middle of a 30 year

i'm still gail welcome to the program a pub called such against racism has begun in the east and german city of camden it's organizers say they expect more than twenty thousand people to attend several well known german bands including teetotum hosen opera forming using the slogan v. as in math there are more of us than comes that's intended to send a message against the anti foreigner of violence the chemist's the scene of the recent days no. both arches meanwhile have banned to right wing counter protests on technical grounds the city has become a flashpoint in germany's divisive debate of migrants and after a german man was stabbed to death just over a week ago leaving to the arrest of two asylum seekers ahead of the concert the musicians gave a news conference is the leader of the total. this isn't about right wing versus left wing it's about all those with some decency regardless of what their politics are taking a stand against a violent far right mob and it's very important that we put a stop to this behavior as long as it's still a snowball and before it becomes an avalanche. we

carley: hear to weigh in on this is attorney gail trotter.hank you so much for being with us this morning. a very heavy topic to talk about today. we have a woman who has serious allegations against judge kavanaugh, claiming that he forced himself on her when he was in high school. he is denying those allegations. what's your a take on this situation and do you think this vote is going to happen on thursday? >> the vote should happen on thursday. otherwise, it's an abuse of the process. if you understand that senator dianne feinstein had this information in july. if these were credible allegations, why did she do nothing with them for six weeks? why did she hide the allegations from her colleagues? why did she not use the process to talk about it? there were two background calls before the hearings with judge kavanaugh. there were opportunities for dianne feinstein to meet with judge kavanaugh and talk with him. judge kavanaugh sat before the american people and the senate for three days with 32 hours of hearings. there was a closed door sess

gail . this is the news live from berlin another day of street protests encampments immigrant demonstrations gathering in that piece in german city while counter protesters hold a rifle demonstration pull this off of days of owning respond to a cycle stabbing in the jitney committed by money. also on the program at a memorial service in washington former presidents george w. bush and barack obama paid tribute to senator john mccain died last week and he made us better presidents they said. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a thanks for joining us here in germany the eastern city of ken that's has again been the focal point of demonstrations and counter-demonstrations sparked by the killing of a local man last week two asylum seekers are in custody news that one of them could have been deported two years ago fuelled saturday's anti migration protest but that was met by counter-demonstrators supporting an anti racist city stance. the far right groups including germany's largest o

here to weigh in is attorney for the judicial crisis network gail trotter.hese two are admitting they did something to doctor ford at this party 35 years ago and she think it is brett kavanaugh. this is a big development. >> as we expected as the evidence comes out we see how outrageous these claims are. you have to remember senator dianne feinstein decided to wait on revealing this information for six weeks and instead brought the information out at the very last minute in an effort to taint the nomination and as the story shows, when we get the fact of these allegations we understand every single one of the allegations is unsubstantiated and discredited. here's an example of the phenomenon where there are other witnesses who say this story is in doubt and this puts pressure on doctor ford when she comes before congress and the american people today to explain how she couldn't say where this alleged assault occurred, she couldn't say exactly when the alleged assault occurred, what we do know are the people she says were present and every single one of them

gail, in the family. god bless him. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> she is a serious person and she had a full life. she didn't need to bring this into her life. >> sister in law of christine blasey-ford is speaking out when she learned about the accusations from judge kavanaugh. >>> a self-pay woman slipped and bawled -- fell to her death while taking a stealthy. -- selfie. >> reporter: we are starting off with me

gail and the family. god bless him. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> california's newest wild fire sends north bay residents scrambling from their homes. more than 1000 acres destroyed? just a few how--destroyed in just a few hours: and the states fire fighting budget is running on empty. >> the fire is burning out of control in napa county. it started near but thes canyon. it started at 1--near bu t ts canyon. we report from the fire lines. >> reporter: it is quite a scene here in the estates state estates community, as you can see--states community, as you can see here, the fire is

. >> our gail dalia shows us what it means for the future of patient care in florida. >> so this is themost sophisticated operating room in the world. >> reporter: dr. harry v harry van luvrin is a game-changer worldwide. >> if ten years ago we were trying to write a futuristic script for a hollywood movie about medical care in the future, we would have fantasized something like this. >> reporter: i got the chance to experience firsthand how the giant floating mri moves through radio frequency doors and hovers over the operating table. through real-time imaging, doctors know exactly how to navigate the brain. it's especially helpful with aggressive cancers, like the one that ultimately took the life of senator john mccain. >> these are tumors that people don't realize, when you look at someone's brain, you really can't see them. they look so much like normal brain that you're really operating blindly. and this gives you the opportunity to see. >> reporter: the technology first brought to tampa in 2012 was so massive, a circus crew was called in to install the 17,000-pound device. >> a c

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including a prank on a prankster. the massive undertaking that really hits home. >> this is really irresponsibly awesome. >>> you know, there's a thing that we should remember as drivers. if you are not very familiar with the road, slow down a little bit. we're in england where the person driving the van didn't get the memo. >> oh! >> wow! that was kind of awesome. is he okay? >> clearly the dude in front of us is airborne. he comes right around the roundabout and boom. >> back it up to the beginning of the video. three, two, one, you get on the roads and you have the lines on the floor to indicate to slow down. and a giant roundabout. so this guy, irrelevant of being unfamiliar with the roads, is just a moron. >> the person recording it was the motorcyclist behind him and got it on the helmet cam. he said he had to be cut out of the van and he had cuts and bruises and the ambulance brought him to the hospital. i can't believe how high that van got. >>> now they just can't seem to get

you're saying, gail, those are seagulls. he's developed a warm relationship with the seagulls.when the seagulls come to get fed by them, it attracts the eagles to come in as well. >> they are baking the seagulls and using the eagles as bait? >> if they know there's food, they will come around. >> he's known as the eagle man even though clearly he's of the s sea. >>> brett living is known to be an athlete of all sorts of skills. he loves fast cars. in fact, you see him getting here in this pretty sweet ride. and then we follow this vehicle -- >> oh, wait, there's a track there. >> he's going to try something no athlete has done before. >> the classing portion in the dirt, here we go. >> way cooler than that. >> please don't reck the porsche. >> don't worthy, the porsche is going to be just fine, but the canvases on the ground are about to get dibs. he jumps into the excavator that is more than 40,000 pounds and with such force using the excavator that goes into the paint and then starts to create his masterpiece. >> i can dig it. >> this is actually kind of interesting because w

deserves to be supported in their letter specifically it gail who has been a victim of us mint in hollywood never does as a long it's a case but. but there's little new friends. demanding a little bit more from women because this is a conversation between women should they i'm sure i don't think it's asking for you know a senator i want in certain kinds of plants or you know that there's a billion women who are victims of abuse. i have so much time in turn to four hours i'm going to concentrates on the numbers of the women with the west's situations and they. have the most difficult time i'm not going to over invest these borderline cases because i think there is a risk that we end up in. the senate. we end up neglecting the ones that's asking about very specific the united nations because. there was a similar controversy just recently in loose laura's former deputy executive director of yates whom we interviewed on this very program about the year ago he had to step down because of sexual allegations. are you satisfied with the way that the case was handled well i think it's not complete b

as ollie, christian, charity, nick and gail break down the best on the web. including a prank on a prankster. the massive undertaking that really hits home. >> this is really irresponsibly awesome. >>> you know, there's a thing that we should remember as drivers. if you are not very familiar with the road, slow down a little bit. we're in england where the person driving the van didn't get the memo. >> oh! >> wow! that was kind of awesome. is he okay? >> clearly the dude in front of us is airborne. he comes right around the roundabout and boom. >> back it up to the beginning of the video. three, two, one, you get on the roads and you have the lines on the floor to indicate to slow down. and a giant roundabout. so this guy, irrelevant of being unfamiliar with the roads, is just a moron. >> the person recording it was the motorcyclist behind him and got it on the helmet cam. he said he had to be cut out of the van and he had cuts and bruises and the ambulance brought him to the hospital. i can't believe how high that van got. >>> now they just can't seem to get

i feel gail welcome to the program and historic decision india's supremes court has unanimously overturned a nineteenth century law that made gay sex punishable what up to ten years in jail one judge said the ruling i would pave the way for a better future and india's gay community is celebrating. ah a roar of joy as they hear the news india's supreme court decision on thursday is history in the making. and i was really amazingly going to body i don't know if it is going to do that if you mean i didn't mean it if it made my move but you had to be very very fundamental in . the colonial era law formally known as section three seven seven had first been implemented in the nineteenth century it had made gay sex punishable by up to ten years in jail activists have been fighting for gay rights since the one nine hundred ninety s. suffering several defeats and reversals in court along the way. it has amazing feeling in seventh heaven that. it is. and this judgment has need. of what it really was. the kind of judgment they have for now that. one of the point they get is that he said it is the res

>>plus, your shot to win a new ipad minnie as ollie, charity, nick and gail breakdown the groom when -- the bride is not on board with the garter toss. >> just pull it out of your own pocket. >>> oh, wow. >> pay no mind to that christmas bag. >> oh, wow. >> this is a birthday present. that's rusty turning 63 years old and pulls out a nice leather jacket. >> cool jacket. >> leather, our motorcycle jackets were leather. >> but they didn't say harley davidson on them, did they? >> no. >> do you remember when we had leather jackets that didn't have harley davidson on the back. >> he said, maybe. put your shoes on and come outside. >> put your boots on! >> oh, my gosh. >> rusty stopped in his tracks. you all see the gleaming chrome off the garage. >> my question is, how did they get it out there without them knowing? not the quietest motorbike. he's talking about the bike when he said honey. >> yeah. and his wife, jo, they used to ride together. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, the golf cart in the corner is like, well, i guess my battery's about to run down. >> all you have to do is turn that

the six-string soldiers' salute to america.e ♪ >>ollie, charity, nick and gail breaking down the beste web. plus your chance to win an ipad mini. plus the reactions to all those recommendations. >> it is best that a child be in front of the screen no longer than 30 minutes per day. >>> it's a good thing that police officers in mexico were paying attention because in what looks like a very definite experience, they heard this. >> oh, no. >> the cries of a baby. and so they start approaching the area behbaby crying ] the officers immediately pick up this baby girl, they cover her up in her blanket that was there with her, and nothing else. >> this is just so sad. i mean, a baby that age doesn't just walk away from home. >> no, a baby that age gets taken away from home. in fact, this is a really sad story of a kidnapping. it all started when the baby named mya and her grandmother were walking to the day care. at some point in the journey, they were taken, forced into a vehicle and then disappeared. immediately, authorities and their family began looking for them. unfortunately, they foun

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a delegation from the european parliament is barred from gail's i'll tell you why after this. i think we can agree that the decision to intervene in libya was perhaps too quickly taken but we also know that the libya crisis today as we see it at least as i see it is a multifaceted crisis because it's a political crisis it's a security crisis and it's an economic crisis so i think the main problem of the post twenty transition was to put complete emphasis on the political process and not sufficient thought and strategy into the military. and completely forget the economic dimension of the crisis. we want a strong european union strong member states and we want which sticks christian heritage so number one we don't want to get rid of the christian heritage and we want a member states to all stay as member states we don't want you know our nationality we don't want to give up our culture we don't blow you up for every feature before . minutes into the program welcome back israel has prevented our european parliament delegation from entering the strip a self governing palestinian

investigation for the purposes of clearing him, but i think embedded in your question, gail, which is could this have been better, largely embed in this is this is really not the best venue to look at the trickiest, thorniest parts of our culture that are bedelving all parts of the culture. it is inevitably fraught, and this is not the best place to unwind those questions because we get to find -- we've yet to find a best place. >> how much we've learned. we did it in 1991, and now doing it all over again in the same way. it is not necessarily the most effective way to do it, but this is how it's happening. right now. we see senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley heading back and lindsey graham heading back in. he says he feels ambushed by the process. orrin hatch you see there. so senators making their way back in. there's your republican-picked questioner, rachel mitchell also on her way back in, john kennedy to the hearing room right now. john cornyn, who we heard from before. john cornyn's words were i would say more measured than lindsey graham's were immediately after him. lin

tell it to me gail had to move here with her two sons. i give even this we have people living here one mother and two sons. live here he said yes three of us live in this one little room. here in the last corner of whatever and this is where we cook together . here and then over here another four people sleep. well after four people. yes there and here right now. you know the children are at school and the mother is that where i think you think . and here is the author are you i can see that levy and another three families and here. are two families on this big bed with how many members are pretty much what they say mothers i'm too small by the other children have with relatives the much family yes. i'm satellite of four moms and seven children yes. when the residents were forcefully evicted from their old neighborhood two people died and four were injured that's when tell it to me go began fighting against just partizan which she continues to do with and really to this day on. the ground. both military officers appeared at dawn and start

which is why tilly to me gail and other mothers built a school using old corrugated tin. here five to eight year olds can learn reading writing and arithmetic it's a good start. they. all. say. the sun itself. i was. that was. that. the real quickly you just buy so much i thought about it for a long time but in the ne was the kids didn't see a classroom for three years then i had the idea of building this is and schools really where we wanted as many students as possible the most i must say that the city of london. large choice of that i'd say their credentials needed to be official and recognize certain now or so i went to the school board and i didn't leave until i had their official commissioners basing moves up we had missed sinking. but. on the other side of the capitol in vienna radio journalist daniel friend and is visiting another family whose son was also murdered. he first spoke to the victim's sister antonia a year ago. the family has been in mourning since then. this is the group that has the government been in touch for the wand and police have they sent you

presidents are the worst offenders to encourage thisia victim all edgy after the tirade against the gail sociologist the president actuallyat thanked the board for making him proud of his student body they substantively conferred the racial justice prize on the two most aggressive participants the dean of the harvard medical school of the greatest physician scientists were removed at the entrance hall and you can guess the reason because they were all male and looking at them would make the students uncomfortable and unsafe we can only wish these doctors luck in the operating room. now to destroy this knowledge throughout the humanities and social sciences students are given the license for ignorancee all you have to be told about a book is the melon in content and the gonads of an author. and that is how it is determined if it isn't worth reading shakespeare and plato have all been demonstrated by those who don't have the omslightest clue about pericles the renaissance or the enlightenment a columbia undergraduate talking about the core curriculum who is this mozart? >> the superior whi

neil: gail, i want to get your thoughts. the dow down 37 points. more after this. know, i'm blipping around, i get in very early and i'm watching all the news networks, business networks, lot of tv. anyway, i'm hearing things like constitutional crisis, you know, bork in the history of our country, we're on the brink of cataclysmic constitutional event that is going to whipsaw the world. then i'm looking at the markets. barely budging. i'm thinking to myself you know, self, whether you're right or left, is this all just a little bit too dramatic? because it was really roiling folks, then obviously we would see a panic sell-off, the likes of which we have not seen in percentage terms since the watergate affair, right? some of the crises that occurred back then. that was then, this is not now. so what is the market telling us? we will explore that in a little bit here. first, down to how the white house is reacting to this anonymous editorial by a senior trump administration official whose identity they are desperately trying to find. blake burman is at the white hou

gail maclellan reports.alists, or caterers are allowed to enter the statement festival in sweden's second city. launched with crowd funded money, the man—free event was organised as a response to a wave of sexual assaults at festivals in the country in recent yea rs. the largest one, the bravalla festival, was cancelled, last year, after police received reports of four rapes and numerous sexual assaults. this weekend's gathering excludes cis men, those whose gender matches their sex at birth. 0rganisers say it is the first major music gathering exclusively for women and transgender people. the exclusivity is welcomed by many. translation: this place feels like a safe zone where women can just get together and have fun and celebrate and maybe feel safer. but in a country which is seen as one of the most gender equal in the world, the equality ombudsman has been dealing with many complaints about the festival and is considering whether it breaks any of the antidiscrimination laws. despite the complaints, festi

i'm still gail welcome to the program monday's deal between turkey and russia to establish a demilitarized zone in syria's province appears to have spared the regime from. all our government offensive despite this of aliens in it live still face harsh conditions and families who have already fled the region to turkey receive daily harrowing messages from loved ones who stayed behind they don't use you yohan reports from iran hardly on the turkish side of the syrian border. today's ago there were air strikes here again this little one was hurt can you see it thank god it was nothing worse. a sees a sister fatima only on what's up the this one is a few days old lives in a village. in the town of re homeless across the border in turkey he fled it's six years ago his sister remained behind. her house was destroyed and asked trike. she left with her children to our parents spillage for you. fatima simply did not believe the war would last this long and this. and they want to bring order of doomadgee chose me how he lives in turkey in a makeshift tent camp with his wife the hawk and five childre

gail maclellan has more.uro and his wife. the footage was posted online by the celebrity chef known as salt bae at his luxury restaurant in istanbul. it was emile mr maduro appeared to enjoy, following it up with a large cigar, the venezuelan leader described the experience as once—in—a—lifetime. translation: we paid a visit to the istanbul historic centre, and we accepted an invitation to go to a restaurant, a very famous one. nuzret, friend, i will soon go back to istanbul, so we can see each other again. soon, soon, soon, ishall return to istanbul. but, with economic meltdown and severe food shortages creating widespread hunger and a migrant crisis back home, the meal has caused outrage. inflation in venice rose to 80,000% injuly, making everyday items unaffordable to many. a bag of rice cost 2.5 million bolivares, a kilo of meat 9.5 million, and a medium—sized chicken 14.6 million. in an attempt to tackle hyperinflation, the government brought in a new currency, but 87% of the population are still classed

gail is becoming widespread overnight as the band of rain pushes its way eastwards.g to be quite a breezy kind of day. sunshine and showers, and began some of the showers could merge to give lengthy spells of rain across north—western parts of the uk. now, temperatures will be coming down with those north—westerly winds. so instead of highs of mid 20s in the warmest spots, we will be looking at temperatures around 17 degrees also in the very warmest areas. median 18 in london. 0nto the weekend's forecast. pressure is forecast to build modestly across the uk on saturday so most of us should actually have a decent day. however, we are going to see some rain returning off the atlantic towards the south—west. so for southern wales in south—west england it looks like there will be some rain here. 0therwise, after a chilly start to the date there will be some sunshine, against a blustery showers working in the western scotland, and the temperatures, high as ranging from around 13 to about 16 or 17 degrees further south. looking at the second half of the weekend, at the sec

david: and now let's go to --gail doolittle >> abigail: to abigail doolittle. abigail: very small gains and losses after mixture of yesterday. investors are looking past all that. look at the 10-year yield, higher. there is not a flight to safety. just small moves. president trump did address the u.n.. not a lot of reaction for stocks. we did see a reaction for oil. chart of theee-day best three days since april. there was movement around the -- around trump saying having a hard line against iran. brent crude closer to 2%. energy, the top sector for the s&p 500 a second day in a row. phillips, marathon petroleum, the refiner, and pioneer natural , another day of strength for the energy complex. perhaps some catch up on they are -- auto up about 20% on the year some investors wanting to see the lag gap. finally, some drags on the day. afterok down about .7% the two founders of instagram are stepping down. intel cut, down .7%. down 1.7% after that ceo left for t-mobile. investors wondering what could be next for centurylink. david: coming up, the rise of artifici

way northwards bringing some very strong working its way northwards bringing some very strong wind, gailland, north wales and into scotland, some of that rain affecting northern ireland that england. a blustery start to tuesday, here is the idea of the wintry gust. they will slowly start to lose some of their strength, but generally it is a windy day for all of us. further heavy rain for parts of us. further heavy rain for parts of scotland, showers affecting northern ireland, down through wales, south—west england. again quite warm, 25 celsius for east anglia and south—east england. has to go into wednesday, and area of low pressure to the north of the uk and the southern flank, we will see some strong wind, this time probably northern england into southern parts of scotland, 60, 70 mph. disrupted temperatures to the middle part of the week, further rain north and west, dry south and east but we should see some rain to the early hours of friday morning. some of this week, there is currently some gales at times, strong wind, the wettest weather further north and west, the driest and furt

discussed our port is a great example of what you can do when you commit to do things at scale toys good gail analysis on that thanks so much for coming in talk to us marcus has time for the weather and a check on the both well hurrican florence and typhoon one curtain rods here to bring us up to speed i was looking at you scene power already on the screen but the hurricane is going over land it's not entirely disappeared off the water have a look at this this is the radar picture and the circulation a little tiny in the middle here is drifting vinnie we're slightly south but barely moving so go hurrican they're part of a warm water partly overland north carolina just east of wilmington that was worst forecast to go or not but the fact it's still circulating means that although the winds are still gusting one hundred fifty kilometers per hour that is a problem with i reckons it's the rain as always and storm surge we biggest so if we overlay the satellite picture rather than look at the radar the upcoming risks are to be see change change friends please. a storm surge that we've already watch

let's bring in gail and rod brown.s part of the testimony, a couple headlines, he will kill the constitution. the washington post has this. mitch mcconnell has saved the constitution because he nominated people like brett cavanagh. quite a contrast in analyses. >> it illustrates no one expected this confirmation process to be easy. we saw after what they did to merrick garland the politicalization by senate republicans from the supreme court is just at its apex. shannon: just senate republicans? >> obviously because -- shannon: bipartisan -- >> democrats -- i think what was confirmed this week is something many people, democrats and independents by how soft brett kavanaugh's pulling numbers, the softest support -- shannon: if i walked down the street in tallahassee, florida and said what is the name of the president's nominee i don't think many people will know that. >> the american people have an opportunity to get to know -- shannon: now they do. >> if he is confirmed he will move the court to a permanent hard right

kevin walling, and attorney gail trotter. it made for great theater today.now -- senator booker more specifically has really gone at it the last three days. he's been adamant about this, has been personal about it, emotional about it. we get it. we understand that the demeanors are verdemocratsare concerned at the sphct is tilting. but are the tactics beyond absurd? >> well senator booker's i am spartacus moment reveals how frustrated and at times angry that the democrats are. they're petty and mean-spirited. and yet at the same time the americans are seeing this in contrast to judge kavanaugh who is showing the evidence of his intellect, his talent, his command of precedent in his judicial temperament. the contrast between those two approaches is very stark and no one on this committee, the democratic, liberal democratic senators are no match for judge kavanaugh. charles: you know, kevin, it always bothers me when the race card ask used or implied. >> sure. charles: and after looking at the e-mails myself, there was nothing i could see that i would personal

important if you don't have is that the policy only to work at the district level and a chance way gail we need people who can do understand local and federal because of the prayer. this is a visual for me returning home in a symbolic way to turn back was in the honest truth there is a handful of school day after day. >> why don't people will buy relationship politicians at the local level don't spend time in their community -- touching and feeling people. to build relationships more effective that is more power and all stature and to look out the window you are insulated. that is where you were then coming from to me the ideas that will benefit is seen as a bir bird -- a burden then let that go with it give you inspiration for ideas or challenges the structure to get out there which was by far the greatest joy. >> one point talk about angry. chicago public schools that they were just fighting for their children that you needed to run to the fire spinner. we work with work with anywhere. it was the best for their child the matter how educated they are. we did some hard things schools we

. >> the fact that he's signaling that roe is still open for debate and roe -- >>final word to gail.ah. well, i just think when you think about women's rights, i think the highlight of the confirmation hearing was when the girls basketball team came in and reminded me how much judge kavanaugh has mentored young women -- he had more female clerks than male. and he has a personal investment through that through the basketball team. >> by the way, once they were all lined up in there, and they were adorable and smart and fabulous, there were a couple of senators that go, oh, dang it. that was my line of questioning. thank you very much. all right. coming up next, will outrage over a deadly drunk driving accident involving an illegal immigrant end up overturning a law? if they are not abolishing i.c.e., they are abandoning. what does it mean for law-abi law-abidilaw-abid law-abidilaw-abid law-abiding citizens? delicious boost® high protein nuritional drink now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals boost® high protein. be up for life. there's nothing small ab