>> chris: will discuss what what the showdown means for allegations of sexual assault with fatima gossraves, president of the national women's law center. and then we'll ask our sunday panel the burden of proof these days. and our "power player of the week," a hollywood titan on the rewards of giving back. >> u-haul behind the hearse. what are you going to do with what you have right now? 's feeling all right on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. tomorrow the supreme court opens its new with eightek of uncertainty after president trump, under pressure, ordered a new fbi background check into allegations of sexual misconduct by his nomine nominee. and all this just five weeks before the 2018 midterm elections. in a moment we will speak with white house press secretary sarah sanders. but first, fox news white house correspondent kevin corke has the latest from capitol hill. >> the fate of the president supreme court nominee and the rest of the hands of a few city were public and senators but it is now clearly and those of the fbi, which has opened up a supple

matt goss is here. it is all about food heaven and food health.ght it out knowing it was a morning show... i didn't really think about it! and your hail? -- hell. mushrooms, game. i'm pretty sure you have lined up for me! we have. and what will you be doing? i am going to do a five spice smoky bacon quail scotch egg, with some ginger, kale and pomegranate. the make it sound so easy! i love your red dress as well. and what will you be doing? i will do a chilly fish with some coriander, quite spicy and beautiful. and mint, warners and olives. very nice. we have 0llie smith in charge of the drinks. looking like a lumberjack.” bought my own shrubs with me! don't forget you guys are in charge at home as to whether matt goss gets his food heaven or hell. we will see you at ten o'clock! matt goss looking very dapper in the saturday kitchen. which one? they both looked dapper! do stay with us, the headlines are coming up. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and sally nugent. a summary of this morning's main news. new powers come into force today wh

this was strongly worded from charlie goss. this letter is to inform you your building requires a modernization to its elevator. if problems persist, they could civil section 1941.1. given mobility, it's important you address this as soon as possible. this is from a group that know this is particular owner. there were questions also about the cost and the idea of displacing people was raised at the last hearing. i looked up -- we did some more research into modernization of elevators. this chart lists about 15 to 20 components of an elevator, including the cab and the shaft, the lobby and the machine room. all but five of these components can be restored by modernizing the elevator. there's only five that would require a full replacement. now, i met with the owner after the last hearing. we have not heard back from the owner since the last hearing, but we did just talk a little bit before the meeting, and he showed me some estimates that were not in my packet that show a much lower amount and did say that it could be modernized

champion from sweden also played in four ryder cups, stenson has struggled with injuries while sergio goss tfl to make the cut in the last five major 20 minutes so does experience make it worth a risk? earlier i spoke to our golf correspondent. garcia will raise more eyebrows because the papal and short informed, missed all four major cuts, did not make it through to the playoffs, bjorn is hoping he can find some form to take to paris for the ryder cup and if he does that, then he believes garcia will be the heartbeat of this team and provide as much influence in the locker room off the course as he does on it. usa confirmed their all—star team on tuesday, so much star quality in their ranks, you can see here the number of major titles each of these players has one. tiger woods, phil mickelson, the three wild card picks. still one more player to come on the team, they'll be announced next week, these are some contenders who my future in his mindset when he looks to decide who is the final wild card pick. with tony, the man who finished top ten this year at the masters, he's probably the fa

shared of glop goss were flat in the extended session finishing the regular session up 5% to 102.74. >>> a decade ago in the throws of the worst housing crash in history, large scale institutional investors went on a buying spree. snatching up foreclosured propty and turning them to rentals most expected this to bm short- and once the values srecovered they wouldell and call it a profit. that's not what happened. zblrp in the suburbs of dallas, the single family rentalss busi is thriving appear and so is the new class of compies. blackstone's invitation home began buying properties six years ago andstow b a portfolio of more than 80,000 homes and close to 1,300 employees. >> i think it's a natural evolution in the space. much like the apartmentndustry the early 80s. if you look at the where we're at food in singleamily rentals it's still very early terms of what in space could be. >> the space was more crowded at the stock. big names likey col starwood american homes foreign and invitation homes bought tens of thousands of properties. but found it hard to manage so many on a large sc

around the world a slice selling them shares the don't exist then stealing their money so who obvious goss what are their nationalities. they're americans i come from. from new york area new jersey. for almost two years can gamble has been watching them he has the only males their bank account details and recordings of their voices he knows everything about them. so they have any idea that you're on to them not now and you're the stone that stays like that for a walk. oblivious to this covert attention the gang operates business as usual the scam is pretend to be from investment houses in america in real life they called manila. some have filipino wives and children into have lived here for twenty years well a very clever at at what i do at the securities fraud but they're not very clever covering the tracks. the crime ring is about to be exposed because one of their own his taking a courageous calls informant x. will call him is about to turn on his associates except they don't know it i meet him in a discreet location on the edge of manila. a. good first. informant x. is a man with frien

around the world race by selling them shares the don't exist then stealing their money so who obvious goss' what are their nationalities. they're americans i come from. from new york area new jersey. for almost two years can gamble has been watching them he has the only mails the bank account details and recordings of the voices he knows everything about them. to have any idea that you're on to them. now and you're the stone that stays like that for a walk. oblivious to this towboat attention the gang operates business as usual the scam is pretend to be from investment houses in america in real life they called manila. some have filipino wives and children into have lived here for twenty years . well a very clever at at what they do at the securities fraud but they're not very clever covering the tracks. the crime ring is about to be exposed because one of their own his taking a courageous calls informant x. who called him is about to turn on his associates except they don't know it i meet him in a discreet location on the edge of manila. oh very good first the. informant x. is a man with

we as a city, aren't we pivoting from goss, fossil fuels cars into something more electric and better utilizing technology? i don't know if that falls under your shop, but i -- i'm under the impression that we are trying to get away from gasoline cars and going into more electric or, you know, alternative fuel sources. is that still -- are we moving in that direction? >> yes, and that's the case. under the guidance of this board and supervisor tang, we do have an electric vehicle policy where we're buying about 200 or so of those vehicles each year, and we are working with d.p.w. and others to install charging stations across the city. and we are doing those measures and they are being incorporated in the vehicles that are being procured by the shops team and other departments across the city. but the thing that we're not seeing is unfortunately, even though we're buying more and more of those vehicles, that's not offsetting and the fuel consumption and the price of fuel overall, so we're not seeing the -- in the -- the drop, if you will. >> president cohen: okay. i see. thank you ver

they also made the announcement that shade park, the same place that held a goss kel concert will bea franklin park. tom? >> zachary kiesch for us. zachary, thank you. we will have much more on one of the amazing moments from that funeral later in the broadcast. >>> but there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the violent road rage in the nation's capital. a woman attacking a greyhound bus. ramming the driver when h to stop her from taking off. >>> plus, the uber driver in that stand your ground case speaking out. and the regret hes for taking a life, even after being cleared by police. >>> and, sister showdown. venus and serena williams at the u.s. open under the lights. stay with us. venus and serena williams at the u.s. open. stay with us. with neulasta onpr? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong

around the world is why selling them shares the don't exist then stealing their money so who obvious goss what are their nationalities. they're americans i come from. from new york area new jersey. for almost two years can gamble has been watching them he has the only males their bank account details and recordings of their voices he knows everything about them. to have any idea that you're on to them not now and you're the stone that stays like that for a walk. oblivious to this towboat attention the gang operates business as usual the scam is pretend to be from investment houses in america in real life they call manila. some have filipino wives and children into have lived here for twenty years . well a very clever at at what they do at the securities fraud but they're not very clever covering the tracks. the crime ring is about to be exposed because one of their own his taking a courageous calls informant x. will call him is about to turn on his associates except they don't know it i meet him in a discreet location on the edge of manila. a. good first. informant x. is a man with friend

been difficult but i say do you bambery they did that when i was in primary school i didn't have goss's because my father didn't have the money so i had to be right up close to the blackboard in order to see what was written. obit on my staff at a table at the very front when i was even though my teacher put me there i still couldn't see i mean in the end she just put me right up against the blackboard but i still couldn't read anything. she's also got to ask me so my doctor has told me to change glasses because these aren't good enough i can't see clearly with them. but i want to change them it's fine as long as i can see people in any way glass is a to expensive. because of my. media. and all five hundred thousand people in singapore suffer from severe myopia that's one in ten of the population. professor say on may saw is an epidemiologist and has noticed the situation getting worse every year. we have adults forty to fifty has insane opposed myopia between minus ten to minus fifteen and some of the have very extreme i.q. p.-a if you look at the visual impairment some of them have vi

later in the first quarter todd gurley takes the path from jared goss.as 13-10 at halftime and then the rams outscored the raiders 23-nothing. they win by 33-13. sam donald made his first play. the first pass of his nfl career intercepted. touchdown. you know who else had his first nfl pass brought back brought touchdown? that farm. donald to repair of touchdown. the jets score 31 in the third quarter indeed caught the lines 48-17. aaron rodgers, mild knee sprain a status for sunday against the vikings is uncertain at the top 30 golfers after three rounds of the fedex cup playoffs advance. watch the putt bradley attempts are on the sixth hole yesterday. stops close to the cup and then-- >> you would think that would go, but maybe it will. >> that is just about-- and it's in! cheryl: awesome. reporter: pretty cool and then they go to a play up with against bradley and justin rose in the playoff falls short bradley would win it. justin rose becomes number one in the world with tiger wards also advancing gets into the u.s. open next year. cheryl: how frustr

the ftc says a number of companies sent out text messages, including celebrity goss gossip, more scopeshly subscription fees to the consumer's phone bills for the texts. the average refund check is $93. >>>ki do itestedn doughnuts. don't worry. it's not what you think. the company announced it's drop from its name, not menu. it would just be called dunk in. it's to reflect the increasing focus on coffee and other drinks. you said the coffee is good. >> i drank it six years on the east coast. >> is that ihop and ihob and changing it back. >> i don't think so. they want to compete with the other good coffee chains. >>> thanks, michael. >>> surgery is not always needed for appendicitis. the results out of finland contradict that the best way to treat the appendix. it's long been thought of an emergency. nearly 2/3 of patients treated with antibiotics fared well after five years. one-third later required surgery. >>> new survey finds a third of americans over the age of 45 are lonely. more than 3,000 people were surveyed by the aarp. among the most striking findings is that people who never

. >> she goss to drinking parties and that frustrates me as well.d of all of this, i think that chairman grassley has been really accommodating. probably more accommodating i would be as a father of daughters. but he's facing a very difficult midterm session, where we really do want to have women voters support us on november 6, but at the same time, if you can't confirm kavanagh, why vote republican at all. >> what do you think of all this? >> i don't think grassley has been doing his constitutional duty in order to really give advice and consent which is their constitutional duty, they should slow this down and get all of the information, there's no reason to go forward with this. >> you mean have an fbi investigation? >> dr. ford is the only one asking for an fbi investigation, someone who's lying, who's not credible, wouldn't be asking that. she took a polygraph test, by a former fbi agent. someone who was credible or lying would not do that. and i was wondering why don't we slow this down, we're talking about a lifetime appointment to the court

charlie goss, san francisco apartment association, and we share the city's goal of zero waste, but we have legislation that only deals with the account holder, and the difficulty is our members hold the account with recology but they're not the refuse generators, and we can educate, we can provide outreach, we can get all the information out to building residents, but we can't actually compel behavior change to compost and recycle more. what we're asking for is some sort of pass through that allows for building owners to hire someone -- what we believe is that you will never incentivize or compel the kind of behavioral change that you're looking for unless the people that are throwing away the waste have skin in the game. people are incentivized to conserve when there's a financial reason to conserve. we appreciate the efforts to slow down this ordinance. supervisor safai, you've been gracious to meet with a number of different industries that have different needs, and we appreciate that, so any effort to slow down, we support. we really believe that you incentivize change through car

sirosh and -- of the same company as well as charlie goss of apartment association who we work well with, to please cease and desist asking tenants to withdraw complaints and kind of coercing them and pressuring them. so that was kind of what i found, my findings, doing outreach and discussing this issue with tenants. >> and you attended that meeting? i did not talk to them. i talked to them after the meeting. >> i have a lot of people who call me and say, the elevator permit has expired, what do we do? well, you send a letter and they send a form letter back saying having an expired permit, there's a new inspection scheduled. they adjusted the area of the gaps on each floor, which is the left side, six inches on most of the floors. codes reads the gap has to be a minimum of an inch, and a couple of those floors where there's a gap there's a piece of filler that's missing on the left side, not the main walkway, but the left side when the door is fully open. that exceeds an inch, and that will be corrected in a timely manner, and the state will issue a permit. i wanted to address the gap

what i have done goss around their room, find old toys they haven't played with, wrap them up, put themnta left these at the house and you haven't opened them. and i give them presents and they open it up and like, whoa! they forget they already own it. [ laughter ] it buys like five minutes at a time, a great thing. >> jimmy: what an economical way to bribe your children. >> yeah, i pack like ten of those. i got a good hour of entertainment in there. >> jimmy: so the kids really aren't that bright, yeah. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> do not applaud for my dumb kids! >> jimmy: one of our producers said she's going to a wedding in like indianapolis or something like that. she's so excited because there will be no kids on the plane for her. >> oh, yeah. i mean, look. i love traveling without kids. it's amazing. >> jimmy: it is. >> and solitary, no one can get to you for this amount of time. but i did have the worst flight ever recently, or the weirdest flight. >> jimmy: with the kids or without? >> without the kids. i'm going to my seat. i'm on this flight going to orlando, florida. >> jim

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nbc news correspondent stephanie goss filed this report late today from norristown, pennsylvania. >> bill cosby, led away in handcuffs, a searing image of a man once adored and celebrated, now on his way to prison. the 81-year old sentenced to three-to-ten years for drugging and sexually assaulting former temple employee andrea constand in 2004, meaning he cannot seek parole until he has served at least three years. >> finally bill cosby has been unmask and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison. >> reporter: the defense team fought for home arrest because of the comedian's age and health, but judge steven o'neil was not convinced, basing his verdict he says on the seriousness of the crime and andrea constand's own words. she described the night of her assault in a statement to the court. i couldn't move my arms or legs. i couldn't speak or even remain conscious. i was completely vulnerable and powerless to protect myself. constand testified in the trial and the retrial, was in court for both verdicts and, again, this week for the sentencing. >> ms. constand be speaki

bmi capabilities did not reach .heir fullest power grant goss into his campaign against richmond in petersburg in june of 1864. an entirest confederate cork, 14,000 soldiers. they did not know where they were. they assumed they were still fighting grant in richmond. as it turns out, the entire confederate core under jubal early had gotten away from richmond and was headed down the shenandoah valley heading for the potomac to launch a raid on washington, d.c.. -- i amked the bmi that getting reports that there are confederates in the valley coming for washington. that was not an unusual report. washington got excited easily when confederates were near. emi said, no. we think he is in richmond still. sightings of an entire core of confederates marching across the maryland countryside reached grant and he thought there was another failure in intelligence. he got troops to washington to defend the capital. goes out to fort stevens to watch the confederates on the field and he came under fire. and granted back realizes, i have to do something about this. it cannot happen again. he brings sharp to h

i think we're in a national emergency and today it goss worse.ee for the supreme court, judge kavanaugh who is filling the seat of anthony kennedy who was almost rushed off the supreme court by donald trump. in comes kavanaugh with almost fringe views how much a president should be allowed to get away with. then this afternoon, this can cry for help from someone high up in the trump administration saying, things are very bad and they're getting worse and beak, we don't know if we can hold things off for very much longer. >> do you know of other high-ranking administration officials who have taken a step like this to denounce the sitting president while still serving that president rather than resigning in protest or writing a tell-all book around the world? >> never in real-time. you know, you had for instance, james schlessinger nixon's secretary of defense at the ends, he was worried thatnismon would use tanks to surround the white house. might even threaten to use nuclear weapons to somehow keep himself in office and not resign. he delivered a

so kermit goss was a doctor and abused all these women and they tried to make a movie about it in losake a movie about it. what was the reaction? >> we had to raise the money because nobody would pay for it. we did that and we made the film. it's a good film and it comes out october 12. nobody would put it out there. nobody would distribute it. we found distribution. we finished the film two years ago and now we can tell the story. i deals with abortion. we couldn't even buy the add time on n.p.r. because we called him an abortion doctor. we had to call him just a doctor. >> tucker: all he did was commit abortion. he doesn't doing appendectomies. >> no. he was pushing drugs and busted on narcotics charge. that is how it got started. >> tucker: that is a subject you are not allowed to deviate from the prevailing view. are you concerned? >> no, not at all. i'll tell story i want to tell and i don't worry if it has repercussion on my job or hiring. it should never do that to tell stories. we are telling a true story. this happened. i play a real-life detective james wood and this happene

so it goss back to the secretary's an gist of the fist.f we are going to grow this fist, the baed needs to increase in muscle. if you don't even have the dorms to teach your basics the stills to be an airman, the mission fails. logistics, and the investment in this. and we don't have enough money to fix it all because we have been taking risk on facilities for so long. this key conversation about priorities. what's more important? is it more important to fix a base out on front line or fix the foundation at home? and that's really where it gets contentio contentious. >> we have time for one more question. i want to ask this one down the line and start with the vice chief. the question is, no organization is perfect but we have to be working towards perfect. if you could do one thing in your organization what would it be to advance the air force? >> chief we would continue what you have been pushing the last two years, that's to continue to empower our airmen. they are absolutely amazing. we need to remove the road blocks from their success

and we're back with our panel, yamiche alcindor and fatima goss graves, mike murphy.e trying to ask a question, go for it. your statement? >> oh, no, i was just -- i'm pushing back a little bit on the whole concept of anonymous accusations. i mean, the women who were brave enough -- and it's incredibly difficult -- to come forward ought to be respected and ought to be heard. but i've been in politics for 30 years and i know that an anonymous accusation that instantly gets sprayed over the media and instantly believed by a lot of people can often come close to a smear. so while it's difficult, i would encourage whoever sent the letter into the gardner staff in colorado, that they owe it to the country and the process to come forward. anonymous charges -- >> do you think governor gardner was wrong to share it? >> -- horrible -- >> well, i think it was leaked, not officially released, i think. i'm not sure. i just saw it before we went on the air. but for that to be considered seriously, and it might have to be, i think the accuser has to come forward. >> fatima, one thi

[applause] >> fatima goss graves, national women's law center. [applause] >> andre peano, the national center for lesbian rights. [applause] and monica ramirez with alianza nacional de campesinas and justice for migrant women. please welcome them. [applause] >> so i do have the privilege as the moderator to help set the stage a little bit and to welcome someone to truly near and dear to my heart. she drove all the way from philadelphia which i know is not far here on the east coast but it do what technology assisted that is on the audience they came out to be very supportive, jennifer torres. thank you, jennifer. [applause] >> i'm not sure how many of you are hamilton's fans but there's one phrase specific from the play that kept on churning around in my head ever since october 2017. the world turned upside down. that's what industries across the world probably felt then, that's a lot of women and men have felt as well. the explosion of the #me too movement took everyone by storm. government leaders have fallen. movie and tv executives have lost

army private first class warren goss, a western pennsylvanian native, warren answered the call to defend his country and joined the u.s. army in july, 1943, at the age of 18. mr. rothfus: he jend went training for the d-day invasion as a rifle man. under heavy fire and without support, warren and his fellow comrades were some of the first soldiers to bravely storm the beaches of normandy, succeeding in their mission to secure a german communications tower. afterwards, warren was transferred to the 70th division's 274th k company where he continued to fight in france and across europe until the end of the war. upon returning home, warren met his wife, mary, and fathered two daughters, rhonda and paula. for his heroic actions in france, warren was recently ade part of the france's order and thank you for your valiant and selfless service to our nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro te

. >> reporter: fatima goss graves runs the women's law center and is the leader of a times up movementlls on cbs to be open with the investigation. >> cbs has an opportunity to show us dramatically either how to do the right thing or how to do the wrong thing. that's why people are watching so closely in this moment. >> reporter: the independent investigation is also looking at the culture here within cbs news. it's been nearly ten months since the company fired charlie rose over reports of sexual harassment and "60 minutes" executive producer jeffrey fager has denied allegations of inappropriate behavior and of tolerating misconduct. as we've spoken about before, you say the wreckening, now people are looking for results. they want the transparency, they want to know what theyua st this independent >> i want to ktoo.as w sitem itso close -- s difficult listen this is home, this is home for us. >> right. >> to hear there will be an investigation but we may not be told what was in the investigation or the results of the investigation. really, really actually troubles me. you know, les m

he did one more thing, he goss suspended, it cost the warriors a championship that year against lebrons. all i'm saying is this is the greatest champion in the history of women's tennis and she had to know where she was after she broke that racquet and she didn't and she seemed shocked that the guy took a game away from her when she called him a liar and a thief. >> that said, i think she was justified -- i think you're right as an elite athlete she had to get herself together in order to play the game, but i understand exactly her emotion, her anger and i think she's absolutely right, mike, to point out the very gendered way in which she was responded to. i think we need to be mindful of that, and moving forward as young women play sport, as they encounter the gendered way in which they're treated, how they're supposed to comport themselves, whether it's with a cat suit, whether how she's dressed, how she plays, her physical stature, she needs to defend herself and she took it upon herself at that moment, justified or not, to do so. and i celebrate her for that. >> and these are the i