his record show he is adept at harmonization. number four, his views on executive power have strong constitutional>> foundations tht many of his views about the executive branch are quite standard. several other executive branch topics cavernosa use are not yet conventional wisdom but are nevertheless, sound and, indeed, align well with the testimony i offered at this in 1998-2017. number five, at best basis for assisting judge kavanaugh is a track record of judge kavanaugh. the judicial track record is more proximate the moment that his pre-judicial life. number six, kavanagh would work well with his new colleagues. i predict kavanagh is studious and open-minded conservative who likes listening to and engaging with moderns and liberals will be a pro intellectual and anti-polarizing force on the court. number seven, judicial nominees should not make substantive promises about how they would rule on specific legal issues nor should the make recusal promises that closely proximate substantive promises. number eight, senators may pr

late fourth quarter, ryan finley finding harmon to seal theeal for n.c. state. harmon 94 yards and the n. touchdow uva falls to 3-2, overall, 1-1 in conference play. dc united hosting the montreal impact. wasting no time early on here in the 18th minute, they go right to work. acosta with theeautiful right-footed shot to find the net. united up one. it stayed1-nil till the second half whenaycosta finds wne rooney. he doubles the lead to two. one of h two goals on the night. time winding down in the 78th minute. costa ta findi paul arriolaom who sow turns it into a goal. tw o goalsn the night for m. acosta had three assists. winning it 5-nil in front of the home game two of the traditional doubleheader between astros and orioles. not the startamirez was looking for. miles finds right center here giving the astros a1- lead. in the second, runrs at first andco se. austin wynn singles to right to bring home beckham. to the sixth we go, brian mccann for the astros knows what to do with this one. a home run to right. as the astros win 5-2, orioles drop both games of t

our interaction with them is that we are tasked with the sec we harmonize the executive branch and their workings with the fcc. >> what is the status of that today? ask first net is up and running. --firstnet. >> at&t has begun providing service to first responders around the country. they have turned on priority and preemption for all their public safety users on their network. there in the process of signing up new customers at public safety safety agencies around the country. >> was it during the hurricane and puerto rico and during hurricane florence? >> the commercial at&t network was up in those areas. first responders were free who to use thoseracts networks and take advantage of the priority prevention -- preemption. the wireless industry when there is a disaster like those hurricanes, will turn on their networks so that first responders can use any available network that their equipment is compatible with. during the recent hurricanes, we have had a good response from our first net users. >> to help us drill down, we are joined by howard buskirk. >> we will start with first net.

chris: congresswoman harmon, i mean, let's be realistic here.pecial counsel rushed manafort. -- crushed manafort. he crushed him financially. he crushed him legally in the sense that manafort is a man of 69, faces at least ten years in prison or did at least before this deal. is the president right? is there something wrong with flipping? >> i don't think so. i mean, congress does have a role in setting procedures for federal courts. and in defining what is a crime. so trump isn't wrong that, you know, maybe someone could argue that maybe some of the procedures should be changed. but we have a vested interest in speedy trials. that's one of the laws that congress passed while i was a staffer. and making deals with people is a way to resolve their issues and the goal is the truth. the goal isn't crushing people. if manafort did all these things wrong, i'm sorry, i'm not particularly sympathetic. let me say one other thing, though, to support what karl said. karl i'm agreeing with you. a lot of what is going on here is manafort's bluster. that's m

i would say that if we could have harmonized regulation that would cut the cost and make us more days. there's a lot of things we could and should do. >> i would just like to add trade policy can only do so much. there's all sorts of other laws. there's all sorts of other administrative kind of proceedings. there are all sorts of other means i'm either regulating industries or encouraging industries refashion. it behavior so on and so forth. it is no different for the digital economy as it is for goods and services and agriculture in more traditional sense. i think it's a challenge and you see this on the hill with testimony on technology issues is that the people in authorities generally don't understand the technology and they don't understand the means and they don't understand the interplay of technologies with the physical world, the tradable world and services world. and you see it in congressional hearings all the time. the senator will ask a question from a great question with the response and the sender can follow up because the senator doesn't know. that's not a criticism. i

i rise in support of h.r. 6347, the 7-a real estate harmonization act, which updates s.b.a. outdated real estate appraisal thresholds for the 7-a loan guarantee program. the 7-a loan program, the s.b.a.'s flagship lending product, is a vital source of capital for thousands of small businesses unable to secure financing through traditional lending. today's bill brings the 7-a program's real estate appraisal threshold in line with other federal banking regulators. namely the fed, and fdic. in doing so, it eliminates the burden lenders currently face in having to meet two different standards. i want to thank my colleague from pennsylvania, mr. evans, for his leadership on this important issue. i urge members to support this bipartisan piece of legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: mr. speaker, we have no further speakers so we would reserve our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from n

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steve harmon and paul gretch. you've said two things.al man, special situation. >> i think both of us can say this is a man that we like and we know. we don't feel he could have done anything like this. >> chris hall and his daughters prepared for a trial which they hoped would make clear to everybody, the police, the neighbor, the world, that chris would not, could not, did not harm the love of his life. >> there was never, in 30 years of marriage, never one moment of violence. there was no motive for this man to kill his wife. >> they had a look at the neighbor's eyewitness account and suggested it was really not conclusive at all. it was tragically incomplete. >> she saw three snapshots. what is missed by everyone is the wife getting into the jacuzzi, slipping, falling into the jacuzzi, hitting her head, going unconscious, and drowning. >> see this sharp corner sticking out into the spa? hitting your head on this would certainly have opened a gash and knocked cristi out, said the attorney. >> she didn't see what was really happening d

sarah harmon, nbc news, london. >> nice work, if you can get it. >> pretty nice job. >> royalty. >>> we're going to start courtesying around here, kari. >> okay. you guys go ahead and do that. i'll do the weather. >> join the fun. >> here's a live look outside as you get ready to head out around palo alto. we're going to have some nice weather here, but the valleys are going to be heating up. we'll talk about all of that. it's coming up in the forecast. >>> you finally have a new tool to fight identity thieves. and it won't cost you a penny. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. we'll walk you through the process, next. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. lots of viewers who have problems with i-d theft. >>> nbc bay area responds to a lot of viewers who have problems with i.d. theft. >> we all just got some new power, though. to maybe get ahead of these thieves. consumer investigator, chris chmura shows us how to protect ourselves. >> reporter: good monday morning. for

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ande do need rules harmonization of regulation. i would say, if we could have harmonized regulation, it would cut costs. us more this -- make productive. there are a lot of things that we could and should do. >> the policy can only do so much. there are all sorts of other laws. all sorts of other administrative kinds of proceedings. of sorts of other means regulating industries or encouraging industry to be fashion -- be fashion his behavior. that is no different for the digital economy as it is for goods and services and agriculture and more traditional sense. i think the challenge him, and you see this on the hill, with testimony on technology issues. in authorityeople generally don't understand the technology. they don't understand to means of transmission. they don't understand the interplay of the technologies with the physical world with of the services world. you see this in congressional hearings all the time. the senator will ask a question and it will be a great question, they will get a response, and the senator kent fol

we all of a sudden started singing together and harmonizing and laughing and looking at each other. i knew in this moment that i could make this film with him. >> i remember every single moment of it from the minute she walked down the stairs. it was one of those magical things. >> can you imagine them breaking out in song at her house? >> i can't imagine and i can't wait to see the movie. >> me and you both. bradley has been very busy. he also served as co executive producer of stand up to cancer telethon. over $123 million was pledged. it was the best ever for the special. >> that's awesome. >> back to the toronto film festival and "the predator" star olivia munn. after speaking out about the controversial casting in her film, olivia claims she now is being shunned by her own co-stars. >> it's a very lonely feeling to be, you know, sitting here by myself when i should be with the rest of the cast. >> olivia shared her dismay with the hollywood reporter after going public about her "the predator" co-star, a sexual offender who was convicted in 2010 on charges involving a 14-year-ol

sarah harmon live from london with the late rs. >> reporter: good morning.ti we're gathering information but what we do know, the people on this plane got very, very lucky. every single one of them survived. there were a few reports of broken bones and other injuries but when you look at the images of this plane, you get the feelinging it cou feeling it could have been so much worse. hot the runway and hit the water. here's how a passenger o board described the moment of impact. >> i thought we landed hard until i looked over and saw a i holen the side of the plane. we were able to get out. the wateras only up to about here on me inside the plane. >> now videos on social media show dozens of people being rescued and we understand severalere local fisherman who sprang into action to help. the question now what caused the crash? the maker of the plane said it ngs wil to provide technical assistance in the investigation. no one wants their plane to crash, but if it has to, you want it to happen like this. it's already beingre comto the miracle on the hudson and now it appears we have the mi

if we could have harmonized regulation, it would cut the cost and make us more productive. there's a lot of things we could and should do. trade policy can only do so much. there are all sorts of other laws and administrative proceedings. there are all sorts of other means of either regulating industries or encouraging industry. so on and so forth. it's so different for the -- it's no different for the digital economy. i think the challenge, you see this on the hill with testimony peoplenology issues, the in authority generally don't understand the technology. they don't understand the means of transmission. they don't understand the interplay of the technologies with the tradable world. i think there has to be a greater understanding of where the problems reside. and what would be the best means of attracting those issues. and then go about it that way. >> that goes to mickey's point. it's about leadership. the ustr is imperfect. those advisory commissions so we have the ability of bring those in from the innovative world and do it. it is to the broader issue that whether

from a wave of renovation in recent years modern architectural eyesores were given a facelift to harmonize with the former public bathing facilities and the summer residence of the fashion kings. is a bit more tranquil and rustic watches ticket a different pace here if occasion on the east region islands it's a chance to slow down switch off and simply gaze into the never ending distance. this is actually the greatest relaxation for the spirit you can ever find the end of this because. you walk home tom are three of the islands on germany's store staff it's hard to reach them by air most visitors get to germany seven inhabited east region islands by ferry. i love the roar of the sea the sand and the peace and the view and the view you can see forever sebastian is that the weather's incredibly beautiful it's just really fun ecologically the east friesan islands have an important function as wave breakers protecting germany's coastline millions of euros are spent each year to build and maintain dikes to keep the islands as safe and livable outpost in the north sea. well talking of the sea al

so, we do need rules and harmonization of regulation. i would say if we could have harmonized regulation, it would cut the cost and make us more productive. there's a lot of things we could and should do. ms. barchefsky: i'd like to just add trade policy can only do so , much. there are all sorts of other laws and administrative kinds of proceedings. there are all sorts of other means of either regulating industries or encouraging industry. to refashion its behavior or retool and so on and so forth. that's no different for the digital economy as it is for goods and services and agriculture in a more traditional sense. i think the challenge, you see this on the hill with testimony on technology issues, the people in authority generally don't understand the technology. they don't understand the means of transmission. they don't understand the interplay of the technologies with the physical world, with the tradable world, and with the services world heard you see this in congressional hearings of the time. the senator will ask a question, a

of a couple of months it took for the opposition to prepare their delegations now we are harmonizing the lists of members to represent the civil society of syria it is very important in this case to. the ones. with the use i want you to be cautious not to be in any kind of a hasty because we need to be careful when deciding who will be part of that community because these members should be approved by the opposition and by the government the minor group on syria as some call it at matt. recently for western countries three arab countries members suffered so they adopted this statement which set forward an immediate start of the constant commute to work i know that they have been putting pressure on stuff into mr are they trying to force him to announce that the community is being established you look at the bill that would be a mistake we need to be careful so this pressure is there acted at neutralizing all the success reached within the hour so nasty framework and. these forces want. not syrians to decide on their future but they want to have a kind of a scheme in structure agreed

the film doesn't debut until october on hbo, but sarah harmon has the latest details while we wait forning. >> reporter: good morning, philip. a treat for royal fans this morning, another glimpse, the the royal family, meghan markle, or as she is officially known around these parts, the duchess of sussex. the american royal has been reunited with her wedding dress for the first time since she married prince harry back in may. as you say, it's all part of a new hbo documentary about the queen. and in it, megan reveals a romantic secret about her big day. >> piece of blue fabric that's stitched inside was my something blue. >> no. >> it's my something blue. it's fabric from my -- >> oh, it's still in there. >> it's fabric from the dress i wore on our first date. >> and that's from the documentary film "queen of the world," which debuts october 1st on hbo. now, megan and harry have only been married for four months, but meghan is already making her mark. last week she launched her first solo project. it's a charity cookbook. and later today, we're going to see her at a mentoring event for

and i'm just thinking we could harmonize with our neighbors to the north in more of a comprehensive approach. and i would welcome to you district to do that. >> thank you. [ inaudible ] >> it speaks to the need for more responsible water roars but also to the demand for increase. can you please describe this, that the corps expects in the coming months? >> if i understand your question, you're asking to briefly describe each of the reports? >> not each one but what is more important? >> three of the reports deal with navigation. these are essentially deepening of different segments of the project. in norfolk, san juan, system restoration projects. one in brownsville texas. and one signed by congress and the administration. >> in the significant amount of time this year to rally the response to the hurricanes maria and harvey, experts puerto rico sent out on the u.s. virgin island where is people lost their lives, 11 months or so passed on the entirety of the island. and additionally, this let's us learn from those persons. . >> it was a disaster for both sides, 26 and 27. >> of our stock tha

sunday night on afterward, former secretary of state john kerry discusses his -- wilson center, jane harmonn and i were flying to kuwait on an airplane. we didn't know each other very well at all, but we were sitting opposite each other by seniority. but it worked because it brought us together and we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his father and grandparents, his family and his own service and his time as a prisoner and he wanted to learn more about what happened with us and how we fought and what it was like and so forth. and we -- we pledged to each other right then that the country was still true divided over the war. that we thought we needed to find a way to not just make peace with vietnam, but make peace at home. >> watch afterwards sunday night on c span. >> explain how it defines the american experience. we are awarding $100,000 in total cash prizes. this year's deadline is january 20, 2019. for more information, go to our website. >>> by the summer of 1940, germany had conquered most of western europe and hitler and his generals were planning to inv

harmonization. point number four. his use on executive power has strong constitutional foundations. many of his views about the executive branch are quite standard. on several other executive branch topics, kavanaugh's views are not yet conventional was about nonetheless sound. and what i offer the committee 1998 and point number five, the best basis for assessing would be justice kavanaugh is a track record of judge kavanaugh. it is more proximate and relative than the pre-judicial life. point number six, he would work well with his new colleagues. i predict that he is studious and open-minded conservative who likes listening to and engaging with moderates and liberals will be a pro intellectual and anti-polarizing force on the court. point number seven. judicial nomination not make substantive promises on how they would rule on specific legal issues nor should it make mucosal promises that closely approximate substantive promises. point number eight. senators may properly oppose judicial nominee s

core outbreak of disease has already killed at least thirty people or left thousands more ill but as harmon tasa reports from harare as it has only taken away the only source of income for many people. the streets of harare are much quieter than usual there has been since the government imposed its ban on stalls selling street from what it says has had to take such measures to stop the spread of cholera vendors try to keep their distance from right police who have orders to remove anyone who refuses to leave but some people say they have no choice but to ignore the ban they say they need to make money you must find you wait to hear about things that. are just so you know. you just you could. probably to get zimbabwe has one of the highest unemployment rates in the world. one hour early one month my child is one month old i'm on the street every day so i get my need to freedom by the police are chasing me away how am i supposed to survive. the government recently declared a cholera emergency in the capital some harare residents blame the council for his inability to supply clean water in som

statements that have been ecb officials and others that it would be very useful, actually essential to harmonizecement of money laundering at the eu level. in the euro area, we can at least do this. the regulatory framework is fragmented. regulators do not have as much power as they should have to make sure we have better practices in europe. -- if this would be centralized with greater enforcement authority to the ssm, practice could improve drastically. julie: thank you so much for your time. carney: hurricane florence has slowed down, but it is still category 2, power left to tear off a roof. florence's path has shifted again and it could make landfall near wilmington, north carolina as early as tomorrow. a million people have been ordered to evacuate. clothing prices fell the most in seven decades to medical care costs also declined. in turkey, the central bank raised its central bank interest rates by the most by erdogan 15 years ago. the benchmark raise -- rate was .aised six points he said turkey should cut rates. inlation rose to most 18% august -- to almost 18% in august. julie: coming

sarah harmon reports from lond. >> when you get a versace, you probably think over the top luxury.ow the iconic italian fashion house ised being snapp up by a much more main stream brand. michael kors. the price tag is a hefty one. a whopping $2.1 billion. versace is known for bold glamorous designs as well as the dusa head logo. saying i don't believe if good taste. he was gunned down on the steps of his miami mansion. michael kors is more main stream clientel and a much lower price point. fashionistas will be watching closely to see what itor means versace's glamorous designs and the price point. the purchase is the latest foray into high e fashion after purchasing jimmy choo last year and it means one of italy's most famous fashion families has gone fully corporate. nbc news. >> fashionistas aren't waiting to voice their opinions. they aren't being very kind about michael kors. $2 billion aha't enough for t brand. to let them take over a legacy, kicking my head. worst-case scenario is being sold at marshals for discount prices like michael kors used to. on the positive side, mic

. >> i think there's maybe one, dan harmon, the create other of community and other tv shows is singular example of an adequate and accepted and -- and apology. >> what did he do? can you tell us? >> he described what he had done specifically to the people he had done it to and waited for them to response and what you know in the piece in whatever lewis c.k. is doing is act of remorse and failure of empathy, failure to understand and acknowledge what it is, so immediately about not only their own sense of victimmation but own continued entitlement to intention, the bottom line of this is really power and is way men are seen as successful and powerful feel themselves and are told that they are entitled sex, to attention and to more power and so on. in a way it serves as alibi. les moonves made cbs number one. crowe could say that the you're a man in this world the pow they're you have makes you potentially predatory and gives you a license to do what you want, whether you're the head of a network, whether you're a great artist, whether you're filmmaker, whether you're the manager of down

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he is interviewed by former congresswoman and president and ceo of the wilson center, jane harmon. >> john and i were flying to kuwait on an airplane. we didn't know each other very well, but we were seated opposite each other by seniority which is what happens in the senate. srt is what brought us together. we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his father and grand parents, and his family and his own service and his time as a prisoner. he wanted to learn more about what happened with us and how we fought and what it was like and so forth. we pledged to each other that -- that the country was still too divided over the war. that we thought we needed to try to find a way to not just make peace with vietnam but make peace at home. >> watch this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >>> senate judiciary committee chair chuck grassley has called a hearing for monday to give supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh a long with professor ford a chance to testify. professor ford accused the judge of sexually assaulting her in high school. while she has not agreed to testify m

. >> he came over to my home, all of a sudden started to sing together and harmonizing and laughing and looking at each other. i knew in this moment i can could make this film with with him. >> i remember every single moment of the from the moment she walked down the stairs. it was one of those magical things. >> i'm just humble and happy to be here. it could make me cry. >> you destroyed every single scene you were in. >> she was unable to hold back the tears after receiving a standing oovation for her performance. >> i love the theme in what our fascination with celebrities does to that celebrity. what are some of the things you've been told you had to change in order to be a big star? >> it's a rough business, it's a very hard business. you have to have tough skin. it's not for everybody. >> i was told to get a nose job and i said no. almost every single person has told me my nose is too big and i won't make it. in many ways i'm nothing like aley because she completely gave up on her dream. i hit the ground running when i was 19. at the same time all of me is alle >> when art imitate

business round table, the koch brothers, the chamber of commerce and wall street who want to have harmonized border to transport drugs and ill liam immigrants across the board enand they want to make sure everything runs smoothly in commercial trade. the madness of it all has to infuriate particularly you. >> it does. and i'm really disappointed in our republican leadership in the senate and the congress for not backing our president up on the promises that he made during the campaign. and why american safety is not first and foremost in their mind. we all know the left, the liberal, the democrats want to have an open border. we know we can't count on their votes. but we've got control of the house and the senate and it's time we start making the changes needed in the country. lou: and thomas, you get the last word. >> well, look, it's everybody's responsibility is to protect this country. i've said this many time and i'm going to say it one more time. more than once. i've worked for six presidents. this president has done more for border security and public safety than any of the six presid

they also said uk will quote - commit by treaty, to ongoing harmonization. areas covered by the eu rulebook. parliament supposedly independence comes on the condition that you can impose -- should the ever be able to -- leaving us as a permanent role taking without a practical chance of amending the laws opposed upon us. crucially, accepting the terms would severely impede the uk ability to strike new arrangements around the world and erase achieve economic opportunities of brexit. it is bad news for the uk. but it's also bad news for the united states. you can see why, consider the existential battle currently be player across the world. the battle of ideas between competition led comp of dualism and statelet intervention pair between competition and cronyism. enemies, poverty and wealth destruction. i believe wealth can be created or destroyed. i believe it is more difficult to create then it is to destroy. i believe competition, exercised by free people, based on the ideas and capacity for hard work is the greatest force mankind has ever known. to creatin

it didn't work, but now supervisor peskin is coming up with legislation to harmonize the legislations, and it will go a long way for the development community and neighborhoods in the city on attaining affordable housing. i served on the rule subcommittee, updating the commission rules. i advocated in the budget for a process person and i got the looks from people, what is a process person? planning is a factory with 8,000 ins and outs. at times i would get different answers from different people. and we hired somebody this past fiscal year and working on the process improvement legislation, so i believe your board has passed in the last couple of weeks. lastly, i advocated in the f.y. '19 for a tenant advocate. we've had so many times where projects come before us and the tenant comes that lives in the building that they will be displaced because the project will displace them. and i only knew about the project when the sign went up on the building. myself and fellow commissioners asked for a tenant advocate in the f.y. '19 hiring plan and that's going to happen and we can understand

sarah harmon explains who contributed the delicious recipes to the book. >> meghan markle launched a first solo project as the duchess of sussex, supporting a charity cookbook and theds proco to communities that were affected by the deadly fire atgrenfil tower in london last year. some of the guests were women whoost theiromes in the fire. the cookbook is their recipes. >> this is more than a cookbook. and what i mean by that is, the power o food is more than just a meal itself. it.is the story behind and when you get to know the story of the recipe you get to know the person behind it. >> reporter: the duchess got a little helprom her mom in her first royal appearance since meghan and harry's wedding. it seems this imerican royal making her mark. the book won't be released until tuesda a but it'seady topping the charts. the number one r ckedkbook on amazon in the uk. sarah harman,bc news, london. >>> the man behind nbc's hit tv show "this is us written screenplay coming out on the big screen today. >> i'm waiting for the right moment because when i ask you out it's going to be the m

veronica was instrumental in the james harmon cruise terminal, working with local 34 and sean farley to get that thing when you first go in about jimmy herman. she was very, very close to jimmy herman and she cared about working people and had that spirit that she could beat this awful disease that we call cancer. 59 to me is very, very young. i was really struck when i found out that she had passed. i know in her life, she tried to do as much good as she could for as many people. m.m.p., i.o.w., working people, she had that connection to ordinary people. she held a lot of 55 different jobs in the city. madam chair, i ask that we have a moment of silence with your okay for sister veronica and then i would like to go into my other part. >> president brandon: can we please have a moment of silence? doipz >> president brandon: thank you. >> vice-president adams: thank you it, madam president. my second one is, to sister eileen o'malley, we have a saying that goes, "nobody likes us and we don't care." [laughter] and so right now, i'm not as adequate as the rest of my commissioners. i'm r