and a nice celebration urth quarter, just over a minute left a gillespie from six yards out and nc state hands jmu the first loss 24-13. >>> it is one of the cmaellest o equations even with long division. there is no way that 90 goes into it is cut down day in the nfl here wh rosters have to be trimmed from 90 to 53 and no matter how you add it up, it is the deadline was two hours ago at 4:00 but while the players might know, we're still waiti with the team tweeting out the roster will be announced later tonighwe can tell you that the nfl network isha reportingt has beenack capri bibs cut. that would lve samaje perine and marshall andelly under consideration for two spots in the redskins and can they keep four. nd espn is reporting that wide receiver brian quick did notit make and that is good orws cam sense from alabama who iv made impre plays in the pre-season. so coming up at 11:00, as long as our twit feed works, we'll have a look at who is in and out for the redskins. >> a lot ofnews to cover. >> check twitter. >> dave, thank you. and that is the news for now. thas for joining us. "

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i mentioned in the book, ted graniteville, ed gillespie, bruce enjoys at least got me in the parties.f you haven't been to a warehouse party, you haven't lived. so for me to share these six or visit other people what they think the best part is that in knowing how much our family -- our fans, he was to meet grade for that reason. magnify the ability to share that. >> the most important question of the night is coming out. everybody wants to know if you're going to be on "dancing with the stars." this is a yes or no question. there's no other answer. >> is no. zero on the red zone. i wouldn't do that to viewers. look, i do want to thank you did this is truly humbling to stare out and see everybody here. thank you for taking the time out of your busy day to be here tonight. thank you to bruce enjoys as i mentioned. i'm not sure if my mom is here yet. spinach is coming. >> will give her a round of applause when she gets here. >> i would double to wrap this up if i didn't say thank you to rebecca. [applause] look, i've been able to do so much in travel and be away. there were days that th

our thanks to patrick gillespie. let's check in on the first word news with courtney donohoe. battle at the senate confirmation hearing for brett kavanaugh before the supreme court nominees could say a word. senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley refused to democrats demands to adjourn the hearing. democrats wanted more time to review documents concerning kavanaugh. the debate went on for more than an hour before grassley began his opening remarks. house republicans may drop plans for a second phase of the tax cuts. the idea was to force democrats into a difficult vote before midterm elections. republican leaders fear that could backfire. the new proposal would make limits on deducting state and local taxes permanent. that could hurt republican lawmakers in high tax states touches new york, new jersey and california. forecasters predict tropical storm gordon will make landfall tomorrow. the city of new orleans has a state of emergency and some oil companies have started evacuating crews from offshore rigs. bank of england governor mark to extendh is willing his tenure. he ha

we can now speak to andra gillespie, professor of political science at emory university.e week for the fbi to uncover... well, what can they uncover... well, what can they uncover injust uncover... well, what can they uncover in just one week? they are just going to interview more people and compile a list of facts. there probably will not make any conclusions one way or the other. but this sort of stanza is a chance to do due diligence. —— stands. if we think back to the anita hill and clarence thomas debates of 1991, that investigation took only 80 days. so they actually have more time to conduct an investigation 110w. “— time to conduct an investigation now. —— took a few days. time to conduct an investigation now. -- took a few days. do you think the episode so far, pettitt early in the visceral debate in that committee room yesterday, really has the potential to affect the way women vote in the mid—term elections? —— particularly. women vote in the mid—term elections? -- particularly. there has always historically been a gender gap with women voting more democratic.

earlier i spoke to andra gillespie, associate professor of political science at emory universtiy. what she thought the fbi investigation could accomplish in a week. well, they are just going to interview more people and compile a list of facts. they probably won't make any conclusions one way or the other. but this sort of stanza is a chance to do due diligence. and if we think back to the anita hill and clarence thomas debates in 1991, that investigation took only a few days. so they actually have more time to conduct an investigation now than they actually took in 1991. do you think the episode so far, particularly the visceral debate in that committee room yesterday, has really, has the potential to affect the way women vote in the mid—term elections? well, there has always historically been a gender gap with women voting more democratic. a lot of that has to do with race, because women of colour are more likely to be democratic. but there are already women who are already riled up to vote for democratic candidates because of the events of the last two years, because of the me

we also have in well-being a couple of interns who are always a glue to that department, spencer gillespie and -- >> director, could you pause for a moment. if any of these staff members are in the room, i would like them to stand at this time. >> there we go. >> vice pres. s. follansbee: good afternoon, and i'm sure on this board, i'm not the president, president breslin is, but we are delighted you have come to be with us for a portion of your career. so thank you. >> i also did want to call out in the report and the gentleman who just testified is highlighting the challenges that we have with the dependent eligibility verification audit. we have gotten through 24,467 dependents who have been verified. and we continue to work through an appeals process in trying to reach with those who are challenged by the decisions not to accept their dependents. so we are working diligently with our consultant and our member services team have stepped in to also aid in bringing this project to a close. and we are particularly concerned about those folks who did not respond, whether this gentleman's ca

ed gillespie over you. when the people who know you best look at what you have done in their county and say we don't want that at the state level, i think all virginians should pay attention to that. driving per-pupil spending down while class sizes are going up. trying to eliminate the health department and slashing spending. cutting gang prevention. crime stats lagging behind the state average. that is your record and that is why your own republican colleagues would not support you. >> your insulting my county, prince william county, and i will not tolerate it. during the last 12 years, we work together to get things done. we have a larger roadbuilding program in prince william county than in fairfax county and we are half the size. we have put additional money into schools to keep up with growth. we have over 95,000 kids in our schools. the kids in our schools are good. your insulting our schoolteachers. we are hiring thousands of new teachers. you got nothing done as governor and we had to fend for ours

neutral, and all of e others decided to support a fairfax guy who had never hel public office, ed gillespie over you. when the people who know yk best l at what you have done in your county and say we definitely don't want to have th that a state level, i think all virginians should pay attention to that. driving per pupil spending down lowest in the region while class sizes were going up. trying to eliminate the county health department and slash iin we during theea last 12 we have worked together, and it wasn't all me. i worked together with folks to get things done. we have a larger road building program in prince william county than in fairfax county, and we're less than one-half the size. we hut an additional $80 million towards our schools to road up with this we have over 90 schools, over 95,000 kids in our schools. our kids in our schools arego . you would have people believe that they're not good schools. you are insulting our school teachers. we've been hiring thousands of new ,teacheundreds of -- partly because you got nothing done as governor. f we've had tod for ourselves. >> t

now a student, brandon gillespie at rockland high school decided to stage a pro-life walkout today. 200chools participated. >> laura: wow! >> 200 high schools,80 colleges. no coverage at all. >> be on the cover of magazines? >> no. he couldn't score the side of i don't know what. this is ridiculous. barely pictures of this. very little video. no local or the national coverage of this. it's an outrage. he did it to prove the point. >> laura: he proved it. we don't no have a photo. one photo. >> his school district in sacramento made special provisions when the kids walked out of school for gun control. they were given use of school accessories, microphone and speakers. they didn't afford him those luxuries. so now lawyers are about to sue the school and they have threatened them saying this is content discrimination. >> laura: what are we saying? this is defending, here we are. what we talk about last night. john boehner has been known to enjoy his cig and booze every now and then. >> merlot. >> laura: oh, please. he is a scotch drinker an perpetually tan. i like him. but now he has chan

joining me now is former pro-basketball player and top advisor congressman pete olson of texas brock gillespieed out a 60-second ad. they have lebron james and serena williams in it and other great players they talk about dreaming of being the best. does collin kaepernick belong in that category? >> no. absolutely do not think so. in fact, nike should rename their ad for sacrifice everything even if it means our stock price, frankly. brian: temporarily. >> in my opinion, collin kaepernick did not sacrifice anything. as a former athlete i can tell you his career was over. i played 11 seasons of professional basketball and every athlete knows when their career is done. if you look at his last season he was 1-10 as a quarterback. the year before that he was 2-6. so that's 3 in 16 in your last two years. as a quarterback in football, that's how you are judged wins, losses. that's it. brian: so from business why does it make since from a business perspective for nike to do this? and i'm watching from bar stool one of their anchors on yesterday saying this is going to work this is edgy not for me an

cavanagh is already facing allegations of sexual assault brought by university professor christine gillespie forward he's denied any wrongdoing. this week in washington d.c. the fate of an attorney a would be supreme court judge and a sitting u.s. president could all collide resulting in a political crisis the whites of which the u.s. has never seen consider deputy attorney general rod rosenstein now he oversees the investigation into how russia may have helped donald trump become the u.s. president if the u.s. president fires him this week the stakes and the drama are set to reach a record high i'm bringing off in berlin this is the day. we have great people in the department of justice and at this point have you seen any evidence of good cause for firing up special counsel moller no i have not but yeah it's a real bad ones you see in what's happened at the f.b.i. if president trump ordered you.