hogue says higher costs willri mean highers for his customers. >> tariffs will not save any americani manufacturing. they will only hurt jobs in distribution, in sales, in marketing, in i.t. they are completely destructive effort in this industry. le can ride sea e out the storm. for "nightly business report," i'm ylan mui in wandington. >>> there are reports tonight that a chinese regulator wants to cut the tax that's levied on cars purchased in china by half. moveding to bloomberg, the would relieve some of the pain caused by the escalating trade war,hich threatens to affect demand and slow the chinese economy more broadly. china, as you know, is the world's biggest automobile market and a key battleground for gm and . toyo >>> china is making a big vestment in infrastructu and the world's longest sea crossing in particular. but at bridge has been surrounded by controversy. ♪ >> reporter: behind me is the world's longest sea crossing. at 34 mile it's n the sixth-lo est in the world. the bridge used up four and a half times of steel needed for thee golden g bridge and has a foure mi

after brett kavanaugh was confirmed, hogue tweeted "you are finished, gop. polished the final nail for your own coffins. f-u all to hell." google gave a typical disingenuous statement saying -- not one of those words is true. and we prove that consistently. hermie dillon is an attorney who fired an lawsuit against google. she joins us. thanks for coming on. tell me what your reaction is knowing all that you do about how google operates when you hear a statement like that, self-righteously lecturing us about freedom of expression and openness. >> i'm glad that the public's attention is now being drawn to what james and several other of my clients have known for some time that google talks out of both sides of its mouth. internally they crushes conservatives and punishes dissent and also skews its search engines against conservatives and publicly it tell lawmakers, tells the public and tells regulators that they're not doing any of those things that document that you talked about has been caught red-handed that yeah, of course we censor and it's good censorshi

. >> ry i'll report statute by explain hogue i understand vote identity politics. people facing their plate below values and actions on their lived experiences. their identity. and so, if we use that really basic definition, white men are the oldest group's people in the country to engage in identity politics. the klu klux klan is steeped in identity politics. however, often times black folk, brown folk, indigenous folk, question are, transfolks, vilified for engaging in identity politics. i don't believe identity politics will get to us experiencing liberation, liberation is not a destination temp same time i engage in a politic that is grounded in radical black feminism. one that believes that all systems of oppression and exploitation need to be dismantled. one that believes that black women are inherently valuable. one that is anti-capitalist. one that is anti-prison and police and explicitly abolitionist of prisons and policing. all of those things. pro miring. good-might grant. i could go on and on. if i'm in south africa, blackness is not the exact same as i

joining me now, jessica and don hogue.e decided to stay at home and ride out the storm in panama city. if you can hear me, jessica, you first, why did you decide to stay? >> we just wanted to be in our home and we were not in an evacuation zone, so we felt like our home was going to be a safe place to stay. >> reporter: don, what are the precautions you have taken and plans you made to make it through the next 12 to 24 hours? >> we first knew the storm was coming up and we did the usual things, and we boarded up the house and gassed up the vehicles and stocked the pantry and did everything possible to get our home ready and be able to have at least a few days of food and supplies if anything did go wrong. >> reporter: peanut button, pringles and beef jersey are your friends. you have a 4-year-old son that will be here with you through this. what does he think of what he might see? >> he's just excited to be out of school and have it grandma and grandpa stay with us and have the dogs here. that's all he really cares about.

he also admits he has not yet heard the recording offing cass hogue -- khashoggie's death, and he said that the saudis have promised transparency. >> i stressed the importance of them completing a complete investigation of the disappearance of jamal khashoggie. they said they would do that, they said there would be a thorough, complete and transparent investigation. >> our supervisory special agent josh campbell is right outside the saudi consulate. the saudis have promised a transparent investigation, is that what we're seeing now? >> reporter: it's yet to be seen as far as how comprehensive that investigation will be or how transparent the saudis are with turkish officials here. i'll tell you, we are on the site of the saudi consulate. investigators behind me are processing the scene right now. about three hours ago, outside the consul residence, we saw a number of saudi police moving in. because on the day that khashoggie went missing, there was video of -- we have diplomatic people come and going, but what happened about three hours ago, is that we actually saw these police officer

with a stolen truck turning up on hogue or way, near highway 237 in north san jose. arriving officers found 40-year- old andrew trujillo inside and arrested him on suspicion of theft. trujillo was cuffed behind his back and placed into a police chevy police patrol car like this one. the rear area sealed up from a driver's section, with bars on the windows. but, somehow, trujillo managed to steal the squad car. >> it appears that the suspect was able to slip his handcuffs to the front of his body and then, somehow, open the rear passenger door, where the suspects are housed when they are arrested. and, he was able to then get into the front of the police car and drive away. >> reporter: detectives say all sjpd vehicles have gps trackers attached, and in this case, the tracker led them 23 miles away to hayward, between the san mateo bridge and san leandro lines. witnesses say trujillo pulled into the parking lot of target glass and window, and tried to park the vehicle, partially obscured. >> we pulled in.

that's been fighting for women's access to health care, reproductive rights, police give it up to elise hogueonored by the stories. i'm honored by the sisterhood of linda, of tamika, of bob, and from all of you from whom i've learned so very very much. i channel the voices of our 2 million members nationwide on this day. we stood on these steps the night that brett kavanaugh was nominated because we know that a man who seeks to dominate a woman's body in one way will seek to dominate it in all ways. we know, we know that the truth lives in each of our hearts and each of our visions, and each of our passion and the reason that we are still here today is because of every single one of you willing to bear your souls, the pain powers us. the pain has powered us every time they said this fight is done, and we have lived to fight another day. the vision for justice and equality and agency and autonomy for women has given us the vision and the willingness to not believe those who would silence us. and we are here today on the precipice and make no mistake, no matter how this vote goes, that ideology

we look at what david hogue and the parkland students have done with mayors for our lives have done.se in student turnout in florida. there was a ground game. it was organized. we know young folk got them to get over the top. the question is not whether or not these folks are activated. the question is what are they doing to organize. >> that is exactly right. the question is how do you get them from that bus stop into the polling place because you talk about this all the time. unless it's in front of your face, particularly for young people, they're not going to care about it. it's not things that will engage most young americans. not all but most. how do you catch them at the point of sale, so to speak, or where do you catch them in order to get them engaged? >> congressman, what gets them out there to vote? on voting day, what's going to get them out of bed to go and vote, to even know where the polling center is? >> i think it takes a lot with the midterms. there are some groofts ups on t left, groups on the right. those under 30 don't vote on the midterms. as a candidate campaig

. >> i will note that hogue giddily, white house press secretary, made a point of saying yes they met on air force one for about 30 minutes, but other aides were present, meaning other people were witnessing what was going on. it wasn't just a one-on-one meeting between the president and the deputy attorney general. rosenstein, as you know, is scheduled to testify behind closed doors later this week. what do you anticipate will emerge, if anything? >> well, i suspect very little that will be useful going forward. the president is undoubtedly being very coy about what he intends to do. once again, his intention has been for more than a year-and-a-half to stop the mueller investigation. rosenstein is a key player in that effort that he has been very persistent about. can he terminate that investigation with rosenstein in place? don't know. probably not. and therefore, if rosenstein were to go, either voluntarily or being dismissed, fired, would he be able to appoint somebody in that position that could then take over the control, terminate, or simply redirect or slow down and misdirect

not to mention that tweet from david hogue. back in a moment. stay with us. when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >> good tuesday morning naifrngs for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. happy tuesday. it is tuesday, october 9 top stories right now, 8:15 avm on the east coast, team of nine supreme court justice brett kavanaugh will hear first oral arguments today on high court. >> president trump speaking out against the contentious process, of confirming kavanaugh during ceremonial swearing in last night. >> i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain, and scissoring you have been forced to endure. our country, a man or woman must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. maria: the latest this morning watching the bond market it is back open after the columbus day holiday interest rates up again the yield on 10 year near a new seven-year high, th