hurling insults at lieutenant governor gavin newsom. but newsom is throwing them right back. this is not the first time president trump has singled out newsom .. and it probably won't be the last .. since the two have complete opposite thoughts on immigration. at a rally in nevada for incumbent republican dean heller last night, president trump said how democrats want to give welfare and health care to whom he called "illegal aliens". "open borders. come on into california all over the world they're going to be pouring into california. republicans want to protect the safety net for the truly needy americans, people that need help, not for illegal aliens that come in to our country illegally." trump then called out newsom by asking the crowd: quote: "how about this clown in california who's running for governor?" newsom took the clown reference and kicked it up a notch .. writing on twitter: "lol, hi @realdonald¢ trump. interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like pennywise." clearl formula - - he called out - - and gavin newsom compared hi

this is not the first time president donald trump has singled out gavin newsom. it won't be the last since the two have opposite thoughts on immigration. at a rally in nevada last night president donald trump said how democrats want to give welfare and healthcare to whom he called illegal aliens. >> open borders come into california all over the world. republicans want to protect the safety net for that truly needed americans. not for illegal aliens that come in to our country illegally. >> trump called out new some by asking the crowd, how about this cloud in california who's running for governor. >> he kicked it up a notch writing, lol, interesting description coming from the guy who is locking up kids. clearly he is a stephen king e 'serring to kings novel it. penny wise praise upon children and is able to transform into its victims worst nightmares. this is just two weeks after president donald trump referenced gavin newsom when talking about universal healthcare. >> president donald trump formers attorney michael cohen is speaking with special counsel robert

i was like gavin is 5. >> reporter: the numbers are alarming.erian estimates one in four kids identities will be stolen before they become an adult. children are popular targets for data chiefs because the crime can go undetected for years. and parents sometimes help identity thieves by giving away critical details on social media. is posting specific information about your child making them more of a target? >> it makes the identity thieves' job easier. if you do a birth announcement and describe the gender, name and birthday of your child, that's three data points. >> reporter: experts recommend checking and freezing your kids' credit with all three r edit agencies for free after a new law goes into effect this month. gavin's information was stolen from a doctors' office. >> they wanted to steal someone's. they picked me. >> reporter: his mom, now trying to protect his financial future. jo ling kent, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about a role for an actor that became a star on the cosby show and was recently shamed, working

williamson. over from gavin williamson. one of the more demanding jobs in the cabinet. demanding jobs in the cabinet. with as foreign secretary were i support dominic rab. support dominic rab. cakes, cherries and eating them as contributory factors for obesity. contributory factors for obesity. but it's brexit i want to talk about today. today. but let me tell you about my first few moments as foreign secretary. few moments as foreign secretary. giving me the privilege and thanking theresa may, r prime minister. theresa may, r prime minister. you for the honour of being asked to be foreign secretary. be foreign secretary. pictures of my distinguished predecessors. predecessors. ones seemed to have forgotten to have combed his blonde hair. have combed his blonde hair. although he was only there for a short time. short time. errol temple who was there in 1873 for just four days. for just four days. my first four days were critical! days were critical! congratulations, if that's the right word. word. the diplomacy you need at

sometimes, gavin helped mary people. some marriages were not between a man and a woman. he made sure people's rights were respected. >> this looks like it was written by his campaign staff. it took a minute for them to digest. >> honestly i don't know how i feel about that. >> reporter: this is one of several in the state schools testing out textbooks. the district says, this aims to -- it follows the fair education act of 2011. this mother says the passage is a little too pro gavin. >> it is like he is promoting himself. i don't think that's what first- grade learning is about. a father of two says, >> it is fine with me. it is history and he was a champion for nipples rights. >> reporter: the book is still in the pilot stage. burt says the district needs to reconsider which grades they exposed to certain topics. >> i want parents to be aware this is coming. i want them to go down and look at the curriculum for themselves. >> that was macy jenkins reporting. the pilot ends in december. the next parental review date is in one month. the district will choose the book by j

well, gavin williamson is another tory mp who would like to be prime minister, known for being a littleeed to know about him. but i think his point here about renewed russian aggression on many, many fronts, whether that is digital attacks or, obviously, what we saw in salisbury, and now the arctic as well, concerns about russia really pushing the boundaries of what it has been doing, and sending a very strong message that britain is not going to stand for it, which is why we are sending 800 troops to the arctic. fascinating, coming after all the problems, the poisoning, the un— masking, apparently, of the two assassins, the sanctions, this appears to be ratcheting up the pressure eve n appears to be ratcheting up the pressure even further. well, yes. gavin williamson is merely drawing attention to the fact that our british troops in norway, on exercises, in the arctic, which happens to be near russia. but, i mean, it is an example... you think it isa mean, it is an example... you think it is a bit of spin? i think it is an example of how this conference is going to be a nightmare for t

i do know that gavin understands night life. >> lieutenant governor and democratic candidate gavin newsom is leading his republican rival john cox in the polls, and regardless of who wins, state senator wiener says his bill had bipartisan support when it passes. some of hisdisappointed. >> why not? people work hard and at the end of the day we deserve to enjoy life. >> reporter: in a statement provided by the governor's office, brown explained his ax. i believe we have enough mischief from midnight to 2:00 without adding two more hours of mayhem. >> i have enormous respect for governor brown. he's a great governor, but i respectfully disagree with him here. >> reporter: there are 23 states that allow capitol alcohol to b beyond 2:00 a.m. >> sergio, thank you very much. >>> fire and ice. it's a combination that searched part of a very popular bay area sports bar. al a fire at ricky's sports theater and grill started at just after 1:00 in an icees this was outside the bar. the fire extended up the ball and overhead. the fire crews got there and were able to stop itm ad five more minutes and

gavin thomas. service was in a perfect storm. i believe it still is and hold true to that statement. but now developing in the last 12 months, a crisis. policing in england and wales is reliant on my colleagues, police staff comics through the working harder and longer. areas coming into crisis, which specifically? i could go further and say the whole system is starting to go into crisis. but particularly around across england and wales people call the service, getting screened out because we are having to make those heart choices as to where we put our finite resources to best effect. that is causing frustration for the public and for police officers. police officers do not want to feel they are letting the public down. they got into the vacation to serve the public and it is extreme with frustrating that we feel like we are at times. public protection for instance, acute high risk, protecting vulnerable children and adults, my colleagues leading protection units are having to make very ha rd prot

saying quote:"sometimes gavin helped marry people.some marriages were not between a man and a woman. he made sure that people's rights were respected."greg burt, california family council director of capital engagement "that's way over the top, it looks like it was written by his campaign staff. and now they're proposing to teach it to all 1st graders."xanthi pinkerton, elk grove unified school district"it's important not to just look at one page, but to look at the entire book."xanthi pinkerton is the spokesperson for the elk grove unified school district.she says the book hasn't been officially selected yet, and parents can still voice their concerns.but she says this book helps the district stay in compliance with the fair act... a state law that requires history and social science books include heroes to minority groups.xanthi pinkerton, elk grove unified school district"a lot of work that's gone into these particular social science materials, that look at all the groups, ethnic groups, cultural groups that had previously been und

and what a night for gavin whyte as northern ireland ease past israel. hello and welcome. anderson took the final wicket of england's series with india to become the most successful fast bowler in test cricket. it handed his side a 4—1 victory in the last match of the five—test series — one which saw alistair cook play his final match for his country. two of england's all—time greats will steal the headlines but for long parts of the final day england were left frustrated by india, as patrick gearey reports. yesterday wasn't quite goodbye for alistair cooke. he still had a day in the field. he needed one more quick to become the most successful pace bowler in history but history is rarely predictable. he was kept waiting stop that was 50... he had forgotten england had put a fielder there. breakthrough. ben stokes had a plan for the new man. short bowling and shorter innings. it seemed england would be able to wash down their lunch with victory champagne but he had other ideas. rahul had suffered a frustrating tour. this was a century of therapy. at the other end pant was

he is referring to gavin newsom's statement where he said he instituted universal healthcare as mayorf san francisco and once it extended to the rest of the state as for that clown comments, gavin newsom tweeted out a response to that saying, quote, interesting description coming from the guy who is literally locking up kids like penny wise. the book and movie it.. >>> happening today, james logan high school in union city is hosting a voter registration drive. all juniors and seniors of history and government classes will be able to go and attend throughout the day. registration drive will be in the school's performing arts center and tell 3:20 this afternoon. the school district says a student will also be getting a presentation on the history of voting and the importance of midterm elections. >>> this weekend carolinas are expected to see new damage from hurricane florence. south carolina is bracing for more flooding as water from five swollen rivers reaches the atlantic. water levels are expected to reach 15 feet high in some neighborhoods and starting today the city of georgetown

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.meone new. ♪ >> sergio: when we go out in kayaks, it depends on the day, how the winds are. you fish by the wind a lot here. the east winds of jose ignacio bring a lot of fish. ♪ >> walter: there was no record of fishermen in kayak here in uruguay. so we looked for a strategy to do this, and little by little, we have been improving it. ♪ >> diego: fishing from kayaks is amazing. first of all it's easy, really easy. you don't need any motor or nothing you just bring the kayak to the shore and paddle in. ♪ >> sergio: kayak fishing is a bit different than fishing on the coast because it gives more possibilities. >> walter: what i love most about the ocean is space, the sensation of freedom that comes with it and to have the whole ocean to yourself, it's like dealing with something alive. ♪ >> walter: this is one of the best places to fish. it's the best geography i know, and i've traveled the world, and every day that i come here i fall in love with this place. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: a couple of

gavin newsom during throughout in montana. a note, even though the president said governor., newsom is actually running for governor. >> how about the governorship of california. he just announced that he wants open borders and he wants to let anyone come in that wants to and then he wants to pay for all medical and school, what happens if the entire world decide to go to california, because they get free healthcare and free medical care. free education california has just increased in size to 500 million people. >> the president was referring to a recent comment can lieutenant. governor. newsom made when he said he instituted universal healthcare as mayor of san francisco and he would like to the extended to the rest of the state. lieutenant. governor. newsom responded to the president in a tweet saying, time you call me and my policies out, have the guts to contact me and we can have a chat. struck a new poll finds the race for governor is tightening across california. people found gavin newsom lead john cox 44 percent to 89

the policies he called out last night as a onse -- and the response from gavin newsom.of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> happening today, more than two dozen witnesses will appear at the final confirmation hearing date for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. both democrats and republicans on the senate judiciary committee have called witnesses to testify about their interactions with our knowledge of judge kavanaugh. as follows three days of senators questioning him about his views on abortion rights, racial profiling, and judicial independence. throughout the hours of questioning kavanaugh remained calm and repeatedly bowed he would be an independent justice. >> my only loyalty is to the constitution. i have made that clear. >> republicans hope to have kavanaugh confirmed in time for th

gavin newsom. >>> happening now, more than two dozen witnesses are appearing at the final confirmation hearing date for the spring court nominee, brett kavanaugh. both democrats and republicans on the senate judiciary committee have called witnesses testify about their interactions with, or knowledge of cavanaugh. this follows three days of senators questioning cavanaugh about his views on abortion rights, racial profiling after the 11th, and judicial independence. many times throughout the hours of questioning, cavanaugh said that he would be an independent justice. >> my only loyalty is to the constitution. i made that clear. but republicans hope to have cavanaugh confirmed in time for the first day of the new supreme court term on october 1. if you would like to us the confirmation hearing in its entirety or we are streaming a free life on our ktvu facebook page. struck the trump administrator proposing a fix to the policy of separating immigrant parents and children but it is expected to face a

. >>> while he was in vegas, president trump slammed california's lieutenant governor gavin newsom on immigration. >> how about this clown in california who is running for governor? just think. we have a lot of people from california that moved here. how about this guy? way. he announces he wants open borders. and he wants to give them healthcare, education, everything. >> the president went on to one about a large influx of immigrants in california and the question who will pay for it. >>> gavin newsom tweeted a response to the clown reference. interesting. description coming from the guy who was literally locking up kids like penny wise. >>> when is it a crime to hang out in front of your own home? neighbors fight back. why they say they keep getting arrested many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it possible to track glucose levels. without drawing a drop of blood, again and again. the most personal technology, is technology with the

little gavin's mother was shocked when he received a letter from a collection agency. the 5-year old was behind on his credit card payments. gavin is among the 1 million kids nationwide to have had their identities stolen, in his case there was a data breach at his doctor's office. experts say you can sign up for credit monitoring are contacted the three major credit gauge agencies and have your child's credit frozen to prevent anyone from opening an account in your name. >>> it was the final farewell for host julie chen on "the talk." she decided to leave the show after sexual harassment allegations against her husband, les moonves. >> i have been at "the talk" since the day it started. >> reporter: reena ninan -- julie chen announced her departure during her first appearance of the season. >> right now i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son. so i have decided to leave "the talk." >> reporter: she has not appeared on the talk shows since her husband, les moonves, resigned amid sexual harassment and misconduct accusations. les moonves has d

. >> they said gavin had been a regular customer. i said gavin is 5. >> the numbers are alarming.r identities will be stolen before they become an adult. children are popular targets because the crime can go undetected for years and parents sometimes help identity thieves by giving away critical details on social media. >> is that making them more of a target? >> it makes the identity thieves's job much easier. if you do a birth announcement and describe the gender, birth date of your child. that's data points. >> after a new law goes into effect thisfice >> theyted to steal someone and they picked me. >> his mom trying to protect his financial future. jolene kent, nbc news, new york. >> so many things to be mindful of. >> online and now this. >> after the break which new release knocked crazy rich asians off its perch and the red tide spreads with no end in sight. detail when is we come back. roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella is sure to bring a smile to breakfast time. nutella. spread the happy. ah! nooooo... noooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks u

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.omelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. >>> protests across the country. angry accusations in the hearings. a senator confronted in the elevator by furious protesters. there's a lot of anger on both sides of the kavanaugh nomination, and it's bringing out the worst in us, is it? here to discuss, cnn political commentators hilary rosen, tara setmayer, and scott jennings. dream team. how are you this evening? happy friday. >> what a week. >> whew. >> hilary, we haven't seen women this mad since 2016 and the women's march and men are angry too today. this moment really stood out to me. it's senator lindsey graham speaking this morning before what was expected to be an afternoon vote. >> right. >> i know i'm a single white male from south carolina, and i'm told i should shut up, but i will not shut up if that's okay because i got here the same way everybody else did. >> hilary, what's your reaction to that? >> i -- i th

. >>> up next calling each other clowns, the escalating feud between president trump and gavin newsom. >> plus it was a massive undertaking, a bay area dam that could have crumbled during an earthquake has now gotten a complete makeover. >> also ahead new video coming out of monterey bay, the rare sight captured by one whale watching company. >> and when a win on the football field means free beer for everyone, how one beer company threw a giant party after a very long awaited victory. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. stand on immigration. the >>> president trump taking aim again at democratic gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom and his stand on immigration taking a swipe at the lieutenant governor at in this rally in nevada last night. >> how about this clown in california who is running for governor? just think. we got a lot of people from california that moved here, but how about this guy? wait. he announces he wants open borders. then he wants to give them healthcare, education

. >>> while he was in vegas, president trump slammed california's lieutenant governor gavin newsom on immigration. >> how about this clown in california who is running for governor? just think. we have a lot of people from california that moved here. how about this guy? way. he announces he wants open borders. and he wants to give them healthcare, education, everything. >> the president went on to one about a large influx of immigrants in california and the question who will pay for it. >>> gavin newsom tweeted a response to the clown reference. interesting. description coming from the guy who was literally locking up kids like penny wise. >>> when is it a crime to hang out in front of your own home? neighbors fight back. why they say they keep getting arrested a 20-16 ordinance says retailers must warn customers about the risks of wireless radiation exposure. the cell phone industry says this violates retailers' free speech rights. and the case is now in an appeals court... after the u-s supreme court returned it for further review. tonight the city council decided not to repeal the

as for the clown comment, gavin newsom treated a response saying, interesting discussion coming from the guy who was literally locking up kids like penny wise. the evil clown in the stephen king book and movie. struck a new report may show a pumpkin's complaint that google and other companies or bias against conservatives. the wall street journal reviewed internal company emails of the google. the journal found that some employees discussed how to tweak the companies a search function to counter the president travel ban. proposed changes shown you how to contribute to pro- immigration organizations. and how to contact lawmakers and government agencies. the journal reports that some google employees wanted to counter with a considered as a phobic terms associated with risk such as islam and muslim. google says the teeth were just talk and they were never limited. some conservatives are targeting social media companies. us atty. general. , jeff sessions, will meet next week with a group of state attorney generals to discuss concerns that the tech industry is discriminating against repu

we wi talk to gavin newsom about had his mission. theournalism start up is aiming to hold big tech compan accountable. hello and welcome to kqed newsro newsro we begin with the b ftterht over the u.s. supreme court. today the senate judiciary commit voted along party lines to advance brett o the nomination full senate floor. althou republican arizona seedto jeff flake vo yes, he called for the fbi to look into the allegaons. the gop leader agree and presid ordered an invest that would limite scope and completed in less than one week. these development are one day after a riveting hearing where they watched dr. christine blasey accuse brett kavana of sexually assaulting w her when the in high school >> i believed he was going to rain me. i tried to yell for help. when i putd his h over my mouth to stop me from wyellin thisat terrified me the most and had the most lasting impact on my life. it was hard for me to and i thought that brett was accide going toill . >> judge kavanaugh denied the allega but this timee did so with anger. he r

gavin newsom. on your morning forecast.er a foggy start for some afternoon temperatures will boost under mostly sunny afternoon skies. high temperatures will top out in the 60's and 70's along the coast and the bay with 80's and 90's again inland. today's temperatures are expected to be the warmest in the forecast before a not so subtle drop in temperatures for the weekend ahead that will take parts of the bay from the 90's back down into the 70's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is spots. bay no major hot the 70's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) oakland and san francisco schools helped jump start the four-day dream force event by celebrating a ton of money coming their way. kron four's philippe djegal reports salesforce announced it is providing nearly 16- million dollars in grants to the san francisco and oakland unified school districts. (philippe) s

lieutenant governor gavin newsom still holds the lead over john cox, but a new poll shows the margin has been cut in half. >> kpix5 political reporter melissa caen is here to show us the numbers and what cox had to say today during a bay area visit. melissa? >> the visit was a little unusual today. we caught up with republican candidate john cox in fremont where he made a campaign stop at the dmv and while there's not a place candidates traditionally go to talk to voters, if you want a captive audience of frustrated people, that's actually exactly where to go. >> this vacation day, it's a friday, i could have went to the beach or something, but no, i'm here at the dmv. >> reporter: like everyone at the dmv edwin jacquez could have been somewhere else. he's thinking of moving to hawaii where the cost of living is cheaper. >> i'm seriously thinking about moving there because i'm over this. >> wait until november 6th. help is on the way. >> reporter: help is on the way is the campaign slogan for republican gubernatorial candidate john cox. he's touring california now meeting people wher

democratic nominee gavin newsom was campaigning in the east bay.r election is 54 days away. today lieutenant governor gavin newsom on the with the support of 55% of likely voters. his republican opponent, southern california businessman john cox was at 31 present. that is a 24 point different. >>reporter: newsom carries the big lead in the polls with him this week on his campaign trip. he is calling it the blue california to her. -- tour. he urged voters to support his campaign and a number of democratic candidates in the east bay. >>reporter: he spoke on candidate buffy wicks. newsom joined other democratic leaders in reminding voters this could be one of the most important midterm elections in recent memory. he is urging everyone to stop complaining about the current state of politics and get out and vote. >> we can talk about the good old days with housing and urban development in the housing business. we can talk about the institutionalization for those who were getting support for mental health. or we can do about it, we can lament about the 4

concerns being raised about entries in a first grade textbook about lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, kevin hart is co-hosting the show and animal expert robert irwin and kevin and i go back to high school for a day. it's a great show. stay tuned. >> happening now, the texas man at the center of a national debate over 3-d guns has been charged with sexual assault. police say cody wilson allegedly paid an underaged girl $500 to mpany defense distributed, a lpe company fighting a federal lawsuit over publishing online blueprints for 3-d printed guns. we'll be right back with more news. e coerns are growing as ks the threat. heat returnstr plus, a san mateo man says his tablet went haywire. but that was only half his trouble. what happened after after he turned to our consumer unit. tomorrow from 4:30 to 7. good morning, it )s 7:26... good morning, it )s 7:26... many people living with diabetes monitor their blood glucose every day. which means they have to stop. and stick their fingers. repeatedly. today, life-changing technology from abbott makes it

gavin, are we in a state of contagious this at the moment?very single emerging-market engulfed in this today. >> i mean, we most certainly are in us date of intention, as much as those investors that are still toughening out in emerging markets and there are still plenty of them in their, hitting markets, but there are, you know, countries that have withstood contagion, the spread that we have seen for harsh tina and turkey. some of those countries, cases somevietnam, romania, smaller frontier kinds of markets where you have not seen quite so much of the selloff we have seen in emerging markets. you define contagion as people throwing the baby out with the bath water, countries that do not necessarily deserve to get hammered, who are you putting in that category? who dumping industry of it will he because they're trying to reduce exposure even if the fundamentals do not just -- justified? >> we have seen markets across the board following. have more stable economic situations, lower death, higher reserves, places i mentioned like vietnam or e

that's the most recent numbers we have. >>> gavin newsom responding to president trump for calling him out during a rally in montana. the president talked about to have the state pay for universal health care. mr. trump also predicted that the california population would grow to 500 million people if health care were free. newsom responded to the president on twitter and he says, quote, next time you call me and my policies out, have the guts to at me and we can have a chat. >>> the fallout from the op-ed in "the new york times" and the guessing game that's playing out about who wrote it. top white house officials are denying they authored the letter while president trump is calling on the "times" to reveal its source. here's emmy law with more. >> reporter: good morning. at least ten top officials have publicly denied penning the op-ed and president trump is demanding "the new york times" reveal the author. >> is it subversion? is it treason. >> reporter: during a rally thursday night, president trump venting to supporters. >> "the new york times" should publish his name at once. >> r

gavin lee reporting. schools is outdated and needs to be overhauled to include non—religious beliefs according to a new report. the independent commission on re wants children to learn about atheism and humanism as well as world faiths. the department for education said it would look at the recommendations. north korea has staged a huge military parade to mark its 70th anniversary as a nation. events such as these are usually an opportunity to show off military hardware, but on this occasion it held back from displaying its missiles and devoted the parade to civilians efforts to build the economy. the parade comes at a sensitive time as efforts to ease tensions between the united states and north korea have stalled. from seoul, laura bicker reports. the soldiers marched with their usual zeal, a disciplined display perfected after months of painful practice. it is meant to show devotion. these pilots certainly gave it their all. there was something missing from kimjung un‘s parade. he may have rolled out t

gavin lee reports. briefing eu ministers ahead of today's summit in salzburg were theresa may will stress that her is the only way to avoid no deal and will ask the eu to show willingness to compromise. mr barnier says eu leaders are ready to offer an improved proposal to prevent the need for a hardfought and ireland. it went further than before, stating that eu and british officials could work together and come up with locations to carry out technical checks of goods coming to northern ireland from the rest of the uk on sites away from ports and airports. we are clarifying which goods are arriving in northern ireland from the rest of the uk would need to be checked and where, when and by whom these checks could be performed. we can also clarify that no checks can ta ke can also clarify that no checks can take place away from the border. but the proposal would mean britain agreeing to the eu's so—called backstop plan which would keep northern ireland in the eu single market and customs union while the r

gavin lee reporting there. here's our briefing on some of the key events happening later.gets under way. japan currently holds the chair and is expected to propose a motion to lift the global ban on whaling for profit. a short while later in washington, confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will begin. republicans hope to get president donald trump's choice seated on the high court next month. and, also today new political movement is being launched in germany. called aufstehen or "stand up", it aims to rally voters and pressure politicians to push for a left—wing government. what is on the sports agenda? now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm tulsen tollett. coming up in your tuesday sport briefing: serena williams continues her us open charge later. bryson dechambeau wins the pga tour event in boston and furthers his lead in the fedex cup. and alastair cook says it's time to bid farewell to international cricket. serena williams will bid to reach another grand slam semi—final on tuesday when she plays another

gavin, tell me where you are and what you've seen today so far. >> reporter: heary, 0'm in georgetown county, in an armory, about miles south of myrtle beach, the big impacts of the storm have been on the coast. myrtle beach did get a lot of tropical-storm-force winds yesterday. i did see trees on power lines yesterday. it's just been a little bit of rain today, not too much wind. lot of that rain is moving inland right now, and officials are telling us that we should expe 8-12 incs measure rain across want state for the next cowk of days. but they're really worried about inland flooding at this poinant keeping their eyes on a couple of waterways that typically fld in these situations. >> sreenivasan: tell us a little bit about the types of impacts it's havg when it mes to the smaller creeks andrs rivehat are starting to swell up, and they might not even crest unorl monday tuesday in some cases. >> reporter: that's the thing. we've been driving over some f the bridges in the state, and they are loong pretty full. and those are only excted to get more and more flooded and swollen as th

gavin said, it made all the sense in the world to me. meeting a deadline of one week is going to be very, very hard. what if the fbi finds a small matter they want to extend their investigation into. is chuck grassley going to say no? our committee has to vote? liz: what's your worry about this, fred? what's your concern about this? >> that this won't be the last time where there's a delay. we've seen them before, and certainly there are people working for the democrats, scouring the country, to find anybody and any reason for another delay. i think you have to worry about every delay if you're kavanaugh or a republican. liz: yeah, the president ordered the fbi reopen the background investigation it. should be pointed out that judge kavanaugh has been vetted and looked at multiple times. he's answered questions under oath. he's spent hours talking to people behind the scenes in congress. and let's get to dr. ford, she is a sympathetic credible witness coming off as frank, honest and sincere. 51-year-old mother of two speaking out because

chief superintendent gavin thomas says forces are "utterly reliant" on fewer staff working longer hoursaffairs correspondent, danny shaw. ada ad a yearago, ad a year ago, gavin thomas claimed policing was facing a perfect storm due to budget cuts and rising crime. now he believes the service is in even worse shape. the police superintendents association president said routine policing is utterly reliant on officers staying on or working while on leave. that, he says, defrauds the public. they are pooling their resources and personnel but according to thomas, it has led to some officers spending four hours in a car driving between forces and others using two different laptops and e—mail addresses for the same job. the home office says it's carrying out a review of front—line policing to bring about improvements. two british tourists are reported to have been attacked in paris by a man armed with a knife and an iron bar. in all, seven people have been injured, four of them seriously. the man, who is said to be an afghan national, has been arrested. french police say at this stage there is

but gavin williamson says he'll soon be sending more and stepping up the uk's military support.onathan beale, bbc news, ukraine. all this week, we're looking at some of the questions being asked about brexit and what it will mean for us with just over six months to go before the uk leaves the eu. tonight our economics editor, kamal ahmed, looks at how it will afffect the economy for all of us. will it definitely happen? how world trade work after brexit? what will brexit mean for the union? the economy is a complicated beast with many moving parts, and our relationship with the rest of the european union and our trade with the rest of the world were just two of those moving parts. so the first point is, keep things in perspective. and the second point is, the size and health of the economy in the future depends on the size and health of the economy now. and our decision to leave the european union has certainly affected that. the question is why. first, uncertainty. firms tend to invest less, tend to look for fewer new opportunities if the future is unclear. and then the return

the moment of the night came when 22—year—old gavin white came when 22—year—old gavin white came to scorell remain the home of scottish football, a proposal had been made to move scotland‘s home matches to murrayfield, but the scottish fa agreed to buy the park from owners queens park for £5 million when the current lease runs out in 2020. stadium has been scotland‘s home for the past 112 years. simon yates has extended —— extended his lead with a strong ride on stage 16. it was an individual time trial won by rohan dennis of australia, but crucially ahead of all by two of his rivals for the title. 0nly yesterday he played down his chances of holding on to the leaders jersey into madrid, he is now 33 seconds clear. kimi raikkonen is leaving ferrari at the end of the current formula one season. the 2007 world champion isjoining sauber on a two year deal. he returns to the team where he began his f1 career in 2001. going the other way, will be charles le clerc, with ferrrari confirming that the 20—year—old will drive alongside sebastian vettel next season. and that is also now. hello again,

but gavin williamson says he'll soon be sending more and stepping up the uk's military support.e must get our freedom or we shall die trying". the words of ugandan pop star—turned—politician bobi wine after he returned to his homeland. he's been here in the us, being treated for injuries he says he endured, while in ugandan police custody. mr wine faces treason charges following campaign—related violence in august. the bbc‘s fergal keane was with him as he arrived home, and has this report. in kampala, there was anticipation, and the catchphrase of the moment. people power! people power. and there was the familiar menace through which this country is controlled. which uganda would greet a nervous bobi wine as he prepared to board a flight in neighbouring kenya? yes, i'm afraid, because the way the government is conducting itself is very worrying. nevertheless, i'm going back home. less than an hour later, he was home and beyond these doors, out of sight, into the custody of the police. he was swept from the airport in this convoy. a few supporters raced to keep up. some who trie

but gavin williamson says he will soon be sending more and stepping up the uk's military support.s, ukraine. all this week, we're looking at some of the questions being asked about brexit and what it will mean for us — withjust over six months to go before the uk leaves the eu. tonight, our economics editor kamal ahmed looks at how it will affect the economy for all of us. will it definitely happen? how will trade work after brexit? what will brexit mean for the union? will we be richer or poorer? the economy is a complicated beast with many moving parts and our relationship with the rest of the european union and our trade with the rest of the world are just two of those moving parts. so the first point is — keep things in perspective. and the second point is — the size and health of the economy in the future depends on the size and health of the economy now, and our decision to leave the eu has certainly affected that. the question is why. first, uncertainty. firms tend to invest less, tend to look for fewer new opportunities if the future is unclear. and then, the return of the

joining me now is gavin mccomber from first orion. gavin, thank you for being here today. we'll talk about the technology in a moment. but give me a sense of how much worse the problem has gotten with these spam calls on our cell phones and why is it so bad? >> sure, thank you for having us. so we provide call protection services to make u.s. carriers, businesses, and tens of millions of mobile subscribers. and over the past 18 months, we have analyzed about 50 billion, with a b, calls and we have seen since early 2017, um, the number of scam calls grow from 3% to about 30% this year and we believe it's going to be about 50% next year just staggering growth. >> why is it so difficult to limit these calls? >> well, scammers are very sophisticated. they are using techniques that -- like neighborhood spoofing where they call from a number that looks just like yours, probably the same area code, same prefix, and consumers are more likely to answer it. >> yeah. no, i was just going to say, i get those calls quite a bit where the number looks sort of, you know, similar to my pho

this week, john ryan and gavin sugar, two they we re john ryan and gavin sugar, two they were mps criticaling no—confidence vote against them by their local parties and you mentioned in the introduction of former chancellor michael shadow chancellor, chris leslie, who lost a vote of no—confidence in nottingham east this week as well. but a lot of focus today about john east this week as well. but a lot of focus today aboutjohn ryan, because the day after that meeting, a video appeared on twitter posted by iranian state television which a p pa re ntly iranian state television which apparently was at that meeting and she says she is horrified by the fa ct she says she is horrified by the fact that those apparently american -- iranian fact that those apparently american —— iranian state tvjournalists were there and chuka umunna brought this up there and chuka umunna brought this up after the speech this morning.|j think, what on earth are we doing when we have a situation, if you look at the experience of my colleague, john ryan, in enfield, where you have a labour party meeting is being stre

so you know, gavin newsom takes big spending to a level that's steroidal.in, governor jerry brown, he is going to sign this bill that bans offshore trilling. that seems to me like he is sticking to it president trump who wants to expand fossil fuel drilling and oil drilling. he is sticking it to the president, isn't he? >> at every opportunity to distract what is going on in california the democrats want to mention donald trump. look, most californians don't want drilling right offshore where the view is distracted but the fact of the matter is, most of these federal leases are far offshore. you would never see the drilling rigs. but the democrats don't want drilling onshore either. anywhere in california or anywhere in the country. this is just one more attempt to attack donald trump, to distract voters in california from what is really going on here in our state. stuart: it would be something, wouldn't it, if john cox won. that would really be something. jim -- >> it would be great for california. stuart: keep on coming back to tell us how things are goin

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.een life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training in active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there when you or your love one need it. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: in any metropolis you find all the good and the bad in the world. manila being bigger than most has plenty of both. yet, this is a nation of 7,000 islands, and i really wanted to see at least one more of them. but i learned about something filipinos are only too familiar with -- the typhoon. so it looks like it's gonna be christmas in the city. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: thank you. cheers. ♪ ♪ i never meant to be so bad to you one thing i said that ♪ ♪ i would never do one look from you and i would fall from grace ♪ ♪ and that would wipe this smile right from my face 'cause i

((pkg)) trt: 1:20democratic candidate for governor gavin newsom began his "blue bus" tour"we are hereornia san berdino county." he has several stops scheduled through southern california this week... campaigning for other "blue" party candidates on the ballot.on social media... he and his wife are seen picking up pizza an helping other democrats also running for political office. ((gavin newsom)) "so many women are stepping up and stepping in and leading the charge to take. back. the house.".."i don't want to win the governor's race without the proper checks and balances."meanwhile.. republican candidate john cox spent the weekend campaigning in northern california..on social media... he's calling on the governor to have a special session on the d-m-v - the agency that's been frought with criticism the past few months. (nat pop from ad)cox takes aim at the department, newsom and cost of being a californian in his newly released state-wide radio ad.. ((woman's voice: radio ad)) "we're all paying high gas prices, and huge increases in vehicle license fee, and when you go you wait in lin

to discuss this further, i am joined by gavin allen, the bbc‘s controller of daily news programmes. coming on newswatch. it clearly is causing concern. under your editorial guidelines, why did you allow it? because it isn't actually causing concern. people might disagree with the use of it but there is no question that everyone is very clear that this is a drama, not a documentary. there is no confusion about that. the concern would be if you thought, oh, my god, this is actually happening. this is a real news event. nobody thinks that. high—profile presenters should not be used in their usual news setting. that is exactly what viewers say they saw with andrew marr, there are two things to this. firstly, there are visual clues. clear visual and audio clues. in all the clips you have just shown, if you look at andrew marr, for example, yes, he is in the set but it is not filmed in the way you would ever see on the andrew marr show. the tv screens are over someone's shoulder. you are looking at the background, you are looking at people in the background around the set. it is very clea

[inaudible] >> so did gavin, as far as i know. [inaudible] >> they made a decision early on. he said no, don't do it because gavin isn't -- [inaudible] >> but then when the jones stuff -- >> i can't pronounce your name. >> i am real. i am not a russian bot. [inaudible] >> only if it is the professional photographer. >> good to see you. thanks for coming. where is the professional? is that the professional? i'm sorry. you are a drinker. i've got to go to the bar. let's go to the bar. >> good to see you. >> good to see. you must know your competition. [inaudible] >> it's very nice to meet you. >> i keep a low profile. >> they bring bitter rivals together. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i'm coming back for the take back the night or whatever it's called. do you know alex morrow? >> good to see you again. >> i'm coming back for the -- [inaudible] it's like after labor day. >> this troublemaker is a professional, my professional. [inaudible] >> a small child kicked my drink over. it wasn't my fault. club soda with a little white wine, please. >> should be a a good time. >> i think so.

bbc does have some editorial guidelines on those, which said: to discuss this further i am joined by gavins control of daily news programmes. under your own editorial guidelines, if it is causing concern, why do you allow it? people might disagree with the use of it but it is not causing concern. there is no question that eve ryo ne concern. there is no question that everyone is clear this is not a drama —— this is a drama, not a documentary. the concern would be if you thought this was actually happening, that it was a real news event. nobody thinks that. high profile presenters should not be used in their usual new setting, thatis used in their usual new setting, that is what viewers say is wrong with bbc journalists. that is what viewers say is wrong with bbcjournalists. there are that is what viewers say is wrong with bbc journalists. there are two things to this. there are visual clues, very clear visual and audio clues, very clear visual and audio clues, in the clips you have just showed, if you look at the andrew maher example, yes, he is on set but he is not filmed in any way you w