>> o'donnell: holmes struck back. >> holmes: this is what happens when you work to change things.d first they think you're crazy, then they fight you, and then all of a sudden, you change the world. >> o'donnell: but skeptics were no longer buying the theranos deception. >> holmes: what i am showing you now is the result of hundreds of engineers' and scientists' work. >> o'donnell: holmes repeatedly insisted she would present proof at a major industry conference that her technology worked. >> holmes: you can see the tray dropping into the detection module there... >> o'donnell: it was proof that never came. >> panelist: and the evidence you presented fell far short of that. >> o'donnell: in 2016, after a series of surprise inspections, federal regulators shut down the company's laboratory, saying it posed "immediate jeopardy to patient health and safety." nearly one million theranos test results were invalidated. >> carreyrou: when she started using this technology on the blood samples taken from consumers in walgreens stores, that was an unauthorized medical experiment. there's n

and josh holmes, mitch mcconnell's former chief of staff and now a g.o.p. strategist. katie, where'd you come down the revelations both from the anonymous essay and also from bob woodward's book that there is a resistance inside the administration, people acting to thwart the president's directives and overall, how damaging do you think this week has been to the president? >> politically i don't think it was damaging at all. i think people have actually look at the story inside it's more palace intrigue. we don't know this person is. if they are not willing to put their name on it than we are not going to necessarily be concerned with what they have to say. inside the white house it is a huge distraction. when it comes to what this "new york times" op-ed says, they said they were trying to thwart the president's worst intentions or instincts. define what that is because based on my conversations with white house officials and off

our final panelist is general mike holmes. the command operates more than 1,100 aircraft, 36 wings, 12 bases at more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force military and civilian personnel. general holmes is command pilot with over 4,000 hours. 530 combat hours in the f-15 a, d and e.andy -- general rice, if you'd like to start us off with your opening comments. >> ok. thank you, junior. thank you for that introduction and it's great to be in this lineup of this panel because this is a great opportunity for us. we talk about the air crew crisis task force. for the reserve component and specifically the international guard, this is a problem and not a crisis. the crisis is coming, though. as you talk about the sign wave of production and use of pilots and the pilots affiliating across guard active and reserve and with our industry partners that total affiliation it does go in waves and it goes in cycles. right now our country is fortunate, our economy is doing well according to the airlines they're doing

holmes faces fraud charges and the board of directors is closing the company. shareholders will get nothing. >>> how about this, anoth burnet home in the east bay just hit the market. it's a manufactured home in oakland's rancho antonio neighborhood. how much? you see a little charred there. $350,000 bucks. according to zillow the home is ready for demolition and rebuild. zillow predicts neighborhood home values will increase more than 7% next year. a house three doors down has an estimated value of about 1.3 million bucks. >>> nike is releasing its first commercial with colin kaepernick. >> believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. >> the two-minute spot showcases tloo athletes overcoming adversities to chase their dreams. it's voiced over by the former 49er quarterback. nike is generating a lot of controversy. two years ago kaepernick sparked a firestorm by kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. >>> about six years ago, we made a unique promise to everyone to report a more balanced look at our community and share

of the now and strategies consulting firm he's in las vegas in a new york is amy holmes coersion the p.b.s. show in principle a former staffer to senate majority leader bill frist. well here's good dissolve on the topics of amy this week president drone border crisis of occasional all documents connected to the russian probe. well he ordered that the texts between lisa page and peter struck be put in the public domain those are not classified documents and you know they were texts on government you know handheld devices and computers so hopefully they didn't have any classified documents on them because if they did then those two people involved they would be in a lot of trouble and then he ordered twenty one pages of the files application one particular press afaik application in june twenty seventh he'd to be redacted the president has the ultimate authority as a constitutional authority to declassify anything he wants presidents do it all the time president obama spoke very openly about the osama bin laden raid and even vice president joe biden he said in an event he even named wh

his name kingston holmes, and he's been in an irreversible coma for the past month since suffering cardiac arrest. he was moved to stanford after his parents and community members begged oakland's children's hospital to allow more time before pulling the plug. the holmes family says that doctors are recommending taking him off life support but they are still holding out fortoes. is he is moving his feet as well as his hands. >> and this case reminding some of jahad mcmath. in that case doctors sought to end the life support and she was declared brain dead. family members won the right to move her to another facility where doctors took her off life support in june. >>> some mcdonald's workers in san francisco will take part in the first of its kind protest against workplace sexual harassment. organizers are calling i it #metoomcdonalds. they're accusing the fast food giant not taking the serious enough. workers in nine other cities also taking part. >>> finding a parking spot may soon become a little moreampbel least if you don't live there. city council members vote on a pilot program, a p

and afill ats on 5400 daily flights and it was naval aviator, and the final panelist, general mike holmes, and the command operates more than 1100 aircraft, 27 wings and 12 bases and more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force and civilian personnel. general holmes piloted 4,000 hours and 530 combat hours in a, b, c, d and e. >>. >> general wright, would you like to start us off with the opening comment. >> thank you for that introduction, and it's great to be in this line up of the panel because it is a great opportunity for us. >> we'll talk about the air crew crisis task force for the reserve component specifically the air national guard and this is a problem and not a crisis and the crisis is coming, though, if you talk about the production and the use of pilots and the pilot affiliating against guard active and reserve and with our industry partners that total affiliation it does go in waves and cycles and right now, our cycle is fortunate that our economy is not doing well according to the airlines and they're doing well and that's an incentive. my issue and

holmes all the time she changed my life. >> reporter: this college student is also an instructor. >> him being able to give back in the way that i gave back, in the way that the tuskegee airmen gave back to me, speaks directly to continuing the legacy. it's humbling for me to know that we passed the torch. >> the next generation of aviators could be flying us soon. >>> that's "nightly news" for this wednesday and a programming note, our live coverage of the kavanaugh hearing begins tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. eastern. i'm lester holt.right now at 6: a record settlement against uber. the reason the rideshare company is forking over >>> right now at 6:00, a record settlement against uber. the reason the rideshare company is forking over nearly $150 million. >>> plus, in her own words. we get a preview of the testimony from the palo alto woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. >>> but first, not just one crack. the other structural problem with the bay transit center. the news at 16 starts right now. good evening. i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj mathai. >>

does become public you're not hanging out there to dry holes they're used to mine you know i'm amy holmes our guests more with them have do this. there are some russian airlines. you know world's big partners who. has and can. yours it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. terror of russian headlights. in the age of trump political gridlock has been taken to the next level there's a lot at stake a supreme court seat and presidential prerogatives in the end it's all about the rule of law and equal application of the law we are gazing into the abyss with compromise and like. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't you it was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies cretonne head as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at auschwitz a german c

. >> rr: the founder tamera holms sill never forget the flig took as a teenager with a local chapteruskegee airmen. >> all these black guys with airplanes gives rides to ds. no way, this cannot bere al. this cannot be chicago. i th for stability. >> reporter: she rbecame an airport plan and inspiring students to become pilots, engineers, air traffic controllers and more. 15-yeaold nashia turner isxcited to be part of aviation's next geon. >> it felt easy and natural getting the pilot's seat and taking over. >> reporter: 20-year-old micel hoeg already has his pilot's licee. >> ms. holms changed my life. >> reporter: this college student is also an instructor. >> him being able to give back in the way that i g back, in the way that the tuskegee airmen gave back to me, speaks directly to continuing the le it's humbling for me to know that we passee torch. >> the next generation of aviators could be flying us soon. >>> that'"nightly news" for this wednesday and a programming note, our live coverage of the kavanaugh hearing begins tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. eastern.m esterholt. between tim kai

of the now own strategies consulting firm he joins us from las vegas and in new york gamely holmes now the co-host of the p.b.s. show in principle former staffer to senate majority leader bill frist and amy i'll start with you as a woman does this concern you the kavanaugh. crisis. as woman as an american as an observer this whole process concerns me and i just have a lot more questions than we have answers it's very fast moving we understand that . professor the professor that she does not necessarily want to talk to the senators she has said that she would prefer an f.b.i. investigation happen first chuck grassley the senate judiciary committee chairman has said he wants to offer options to talk to senators behind closed doors a hearing behind closed doors or in public and now possibly even to have judiciary staffers flights or her in california in order to get her story. you know as i i say. that the whole thing is very bewildering to me frankly jose what do you see oh. look it's very concerning larry it's just this is the person that will be appointed to the highest court of the la

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the family of baby kingston holmes says despite what doctors are telling them, they believe the babys of life and they are against taking them off a ventilator, saying he needs more time to improve. between supporters chanting together -- >> please wrap your arms around the family member. >> reporter: and praying together outside of the children's hospital in oakland, a mother and father aren't giving up on their 6-month-old son, kingston holmes. >> he is not clean -- clinically brain dead. he still has brain function. >> reporter: the boy's mom says doctors plan to take her boy off life support monday afternoon. the family pleaded for more time and the hospital granted their request so the family could get a second opinion. >> we are going to work diligently to get him to another facility, so that we can receive the best care for our son, and that is just our main goal right now. >> reporter: kingston has been on a ventilator since august 5th when he went into cardiac arrest and stopped breathing at the family home in fairfield. mom says doctors to suggest to the infant be taken off

i'm know joined by ellenor holmes norton and lina totenberg.woman, what is the right process for accusers to testify, and who will be important if this goes forward monday? >> ari, i have no doubt that there would be a hearing. because the lessons of anita hill and clarence thomas are not that far removed, and because it is pretty clear that if the senate has learned nothing, it is the refusal to hear an accusation, particularly a credible accusation. this one even more credible, because there is a lie detector test involved. there is credible evidence that the trauma lasted for years. there was no way that they were going to deny this hearing. my objection, ari, is that if we have this hearing on monday, it will be a snap hearing. with no preparation, and i tell you, as a member of congress, we could not have a hearing on the simplest subjects with as little notice as we now are -- or the senate is now asking to be given -- >> we're getting into the procedural baseball. you are saying the rush from the republicans is fishy. as you know, there

thank you. >> one for general holmes again.the wing organization experiment at mountain home going to be spread to the rest of the air force? >> i think that will be up to the rest of the air force, chief, and we'll see how it goes. i think so far the feedback from the experiment has been good. what we did at mountain home is when looked to streamline a command-and-control structure, flatten it to separate line duties from staff duties and move some of the things we ask squadrons to do that are both staff functions for the wing and raise those up like you would see at headquarters to allow squadron commanders to focus on the role and to work more closely together. i took the first report which ii will for to sink in the first quarterly report on how they're doing. we'll put in metrics against that and measure their readiness and the retention rates across the wing, all the squadrons operational squadrons, support squadrons, and see other doing. but the short answer and how they're doing is squadron commanders are working very c

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general miller, general gray, general brown, general holmes, general raymond, general wolters, general wilson and finally general goldfein. so ladies and gentlemen, please welcome an all-star panel for you this morning, the leadership of the united states air force. [applause] thanks, larry. so let me kick it off by saying first of all, as we were to deliver this one to three punch, three being the third day here, the secretary first laid out the air force we need for the future to be able to execute the national defense strategy. yesterdays discussion was how we going to prepare and present that force? and today chief right will talk about and how do we develop our airmen from the ground up? and so as we set the stage where we going in the future, i will tell you as chief, this all-star team that we have assembled here is among the most combat proven team of warriors that we as a service have ever assembled. and the important work that we have had i can't imagine a better, more talented team and this one. and so as we kick it off with questions and start to get those questions start r

according to us regulators, it simply that elizabeth holmes, who is the compa ny‘s founder and simply the company, misled the investors. they did not do they promise to do in terms of investors and as well is to pharmacy chain to walgreens, which had put the test on the market. as a result, the test on the market. as a result, the securities and exchange commission here said they misled investors and that is why they are facing with these criminal charges and civil charges here in the united states. i guess a broader lesson here though which is people are willing to take a big bet on the health care sector in the us because if that that comes off, the size of the market is so far, you're going to make a lot of money. and, i mean, look, theranos was one of silicon valley's unicorns. that is because elizabeth holmes went around in a black turtleneck, she was likened to the female steve jobs. there black turtleneck, she was likened to the female stevejobs. there was a lot of enthusiasm when it comes to this company and many people thought this company and many people thought this is just

however, within a year there's a second case and holmes has changed his opinion.e had conversations with several liberty experts and now he said i think the marketplace of ideas is what should win. basically your speech in the marketplace is either accepted or rejected and that will determine its viability. louis brandeis was part of that second case. the dissent is what will become what we today consider her baseline standard for free speech the post 45 period. that goes from dissent of the time to the majority opinion. that means how the war laid this out. if not important, not relevant to other things but over time, he came the central driving factor in issues like civil liberties and civil rights. the last thing is the immigrant. again, the committee on public information is not only funding the for minutemen but these volumes of how the war came to america. this is the most popular of the text that were printed. there about 67 million printed. they come in a variety of languages. that shows the ethnic diversity of the american public. they were most concerned

continued where they left off in the second half and philip max levelled on forty seven minutes andre holmes excellent cross but the goal on a plate. but on seventy five minutes out but keeper fabienne keeper then gifted the game's a braman davey course and could hardly miss three two to the visitors. frame and still unbeaten after four games of the season that last happened thirteen years ago . so let's round up all the action now as we saw defeated shell it was a draw between dought main inhofe and high had to put four past glod for the four two victory braman pick up their second win on the road over albert three two and in nuremberg the hosts scored twice in a minute to beat hanover to nothing. said talk to us can all to seal the win thirteen minutes from time close tapping came just sixty seconds after waldemar anton's own goal had given nurnberg believe hand over eventually succumbing after playing another hour of the game with ten men the victory was promoted norm burke's first of this season and freiburg is moving in the right direction picking up their first win of the season in con

our final panelist is general mike holmes. the command operates more than 1,100 aircraft, 36 wings, 12 bases at more than 315 operating locations worldwide with 158,000 total force military and civilian personnel. general holmes is command pilot with over 4,000 hours. general rice, if you'd like to start us off with your opening comments. >> okay. thank you, junior. thank you for that introduction and it's great to be in this lineup of this panel because this is a great opportunity for us. we talk about the air crew crisis task force. for the reserve component and specifically the international guard, this is a problem and not a crisis. the crisis is coming, though. as you talk about the sign wave of production and use of pilots and the pilots affiliating across guard active and reserve and with our industry partners that total affiliation it does go in waves and it goes in cycles. right now our country is fortunate, our economy is doing well according to the airlines they're doing well, accordingly the airlines are hiring. th

there aren't many young people left in sao holmes village. most leave the poor countryside behind and move to cities. but some of sulk ones many urban fires have gotten untied saying make glad to learn about the edge life and that his videos remind them of past times. for the future some one plans to travel to other parts of china and document many more aspects of rural life. shift says reaping the digital rewards. and now short and sweet the shift shot. these are works by expressionist kind of power play. and this is what it looks like when ordinary images are put through a kind of pulp playfield made possible thanks to the construct to clear up available through google play out of the apple store. the idea was hatched by unix cannot protect them all down in louisiana to get young people interested in arms they want to modify the images to be shared on social media along with the hash tag construct played. schieffer is the man behind the app. or you know what we want to tap into people's creative potential the artworks on display or that you

linda holmes going to walk us through this story from our ages studios in singapore linda just explain to our viewers what sort of a role model played in china's e-commerce industry first of all. well i actually built up a time when internet como's was virtually unheard of sometime in the year two thousand and. a platform for business to business transactions and so it's actually helped to transform many chinese industries and from then on what it's actually kick started a lot of companies one is north of the tower which is actually one of the largest e-commerce sites for business and individuals to sell and this is actually china's largest e-commerce site and it plays a role in national role actually for the chinese economy to switch from one to it's largely driven by infrastructure and exports it's something that is actually for the domestic market driven by the domestic market in terms of consumption as well as services so he's actually on this that his legacy for. so basically he got in a good time very early on in the piece but he's winding down in his role at a quite a bad time w

that's the latest here on d w i'm eleanor holmes frame by lend some or two had to our web site that is of course dot com thanks for having your company and see you again at the top of the hour on. line to be our fighters wonder strong families to become farmers or engineers every one of them as a plan would be an issue where you should. say nothing is just the children who have already been this long. and those that will follow are part of a new. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made for mines. make your sport t.v. even smarter with the d w four small to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary into you decide what's on sunday more. dot com smart t.v. . after months of negotiations the u.s. and mexico have finally worked out the details of a new trade agreement that will replace the old north america free trade agreement known as nafta to which canada is also a signatory u.s. president donald trump was a vociferous critic of nafta and had made renegotiation a priority canada also wants to be part of a new agreement the o

holmes faces fraud charges and now the board of directors is closing the company.$5 million is left, which will go to creditors. shareholders will get nothing. >>> uber is rolling out some new features designed to protect drivers and passengers. one of the features called ride check will detectentsr seems unusual or a car is overdue, indicating an increased safety risk. drivers will have access to a new hands-free feature, an emergency button to summon help. we'll see some of these changes in the coming months. >>> resistance from within the white house, the anonymous senior administration official who's now blasting the president. >> reporter: a plane crash survivor who suffered severe injuries made a miraculous recove recovery. ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. an anonymous insider at the white house, blasting the >>> right now, sounding the along-ter ala ala

took control of aleppo then in two thousand and seventeen the last rebel fighters left the city of holmes and in march twenty eighth seen after fighting ended in a simple to more convoys headed to live while the u.n. has called forcefully for diplomacy between the major players to avoid a bloodbath in the u.s. has warned syria not to resort to chemical weapons on friday the leaders of iran russia and turkey are due to hold a summit that could determine the course for an offensive. dark clouds warn of an impending catastrophe the first strikes on the liberal reported on tuesday these images posted by activists show bombings in villages close to it live city several civilians have reportedly been killed the syrian observatory for human rights says russian warplanes carried out the attacks on behalf of its ally syrian president bashar al assad. his regime is preparing its forces ready to close in on one of the last enclaves of rebel resistance. the united nations wants the assault to stop before it reaches the city of it live and its three million residents. we cannot have war and it because

and they do it with honor, dignity, and integrity. >> reporter: in martinez, heather holmes, ktvu foxafter her husband's death, shannon quit the sheriff's department but she has since returned and she's honoring her husband's legacy by training veteran and rookie officers. >>> a lawsuit has been brought back to life that claims the nfl recklessly gave pain killers to players. 10 retired players filed the lawsuit and that case was dismissed. now the apeelss course has allowed them -- appeals court has allowed them to revive it after they argued they violated the collective bargaining agreement and federal laws including pain killers. the appeals court will decide how the case should proceed. >>> days after nike unveiled its controversial new ad featuring colin kaepernick, a new exhibit called the power of protest opened at san jose state university. the exhibit explores the impact of athletes expressing their political opinions. >> reporter: inside this special collections area of martin luther king library, a living legend unveiled a lifetime's work documenting the power of protest on

oh, by the way, this jane swiz holm was the author and kechley didn't exist. that never could have happened. and beth took all this down and put it in the paper. so she said -- and it was a big story. the headline of that story turned out to not be about some drab story of early women correspondents, it was kechley book by some other author. so washington saw the story and there was a general outcry among african americans in washington, d.c., that said that's crazy. we knew her. we knew elizabeth kechley. it wasn't that long she had been alive and how could this person come out and say it. washington went right out and wrote a letter to the editor. so apparently people were calling up him on the phone and there was this outpouring, but washington was the one that got the letter to the editor published. all you have to do is go talk to black people in washington and you will kind out she did exist. and beth's papers, go ahead and find out her side of the story. she found this out and she was a bit abashed about this. and she wept to talk to washington and he s

the summit continues through friday. >>> heather holmes in the news room, thank you. >> california's department of insurance has ordered the national rifle association to stop selling liability insurance in the state without a license. the insurance policy sold by the nra covers some legal cost in criminal cases or lawsuits when gunfire causes injuries or damage. 2400 californians have the policy. nra officials say they were told by the insurance broker that the program met california regulations. >>> a warncompanies selling flavored e cigarette products. the message is this. keep them away from children, or they'll be pulled from store shelves. ktvu's jessie gary with more on ultimatum. >> a product designed to help adults kick the habit may encourage addiction in kids. that's the claim from fda regulators who issued an ultimatum to san francisco based juul labs. prove these smokes aren't getting in the hands of children or they may pull the product from shelves. the problem of under age use is at epidemic proportions. some legal users of the product say the problem is bigger than e

similar to a man that he is nothing like at all and that is he was andell holmes. duringof the 20th mass. the summer of 1864 he addressed the concept of duty to his thisr. i started off saying a boy and i am now a man. i came to the conclusion that over the last six months my duty has changed. i could do a disagreeable thing when i know but a doubt demoralizes me as it does any nervous man, and now i honestly think the duty of fighting has ceased for me ceased because i have laboriously and with much suffering a minor body earned the right to decide for myself how i can best do my duty to myself, to the country, and if you choose to god. oliver wendell holmes could not be any futch.ifferent than john they were grounded in situational thinking and prized adaptability and elevated the individual conscience as the arbitrator of truth. very difficult to speak about what men thought and say this is our common soldier. but i do think it is possible to see a common strand and how they thought. and how they thought is this sense that whatever is presented to us in that mom

the family and supporters protested outside the hospital in oakland. 16-month-old holmes has been in the hospital last month since he went in cardiac arrest and stopped breathing at the family's home in fairfield. the boy's mother said the doctors suggested he be taken off life support a month ago. she refused and says there's still life in her child. >> he's wiggling toes, moving his feet as well as his hands. his breathing has gotten tremendously better. >> the hospital officials in oakland say they decided not to take the baby off life support to allow the family more time to get the second opinion. that led to the transfer to stanford. a spokeswoman for childrens in oakland say they empathize with the family and the decision to take a family member off life support is not taken lightly. >>> up next, the charges for suge knight. he could possibly... he likes to collect things. oh! wow, you got all this stuff from ikea? what do you like not let your kids in here? oh, no, they moved in here. here. this is where i hide all the cords and the remotes, and those clack-clack-clack things

now we're hearing from the hospital. 16-month-old kingston holmes, he's been at ucbf hospital on a breathing machine, after suffering brain injury from suffering cardiac arrest more than a month ago. the hospital says they can't comment on the case because of privacy laws. chase's parents said on friday, doctors gave them a letter saying that kingston's brieing brieing -- breathing machine will be turned off on monday because of his inability to breathe normally. the parents are looking into the legal options they have. >>> santa rosa police are asking for your help in finding the driver suspected of hid and run. thma died at the scene, the driver of the car took off. investigators say they think the car might be a white sedan with a spoiler on the back. they don't have a picture of the driver. >>> sales force co-founder and san francisco billionaire is buying "time" magazine. he and his wife lynne have agreed to pay $190 million to buy the weekly. and "the wall street journal" reports that time is separate from the company sales force. time has seen its sales plunge as consumers rely on dig

the assad regime there's a lot of evidence confirming the deliberate killing of marie colvin and holmes by the regime the regime however will not care much about the case or any final judgment so there is that but but picking up on that last sentence there is what i want to pivot to thinking about the syrian government and the war thus far scott here in the killing of marie colvin was not just the killing of a journalist it was an attempted to turn for any journalist and remember all of the syrian journalists who've been killed detained and tortured for bringing us that window on war and the evil of those waging it chris do you want to take that on was there a chilling effect after the death of marie and really. you know i mean i think paula's probably better to talk about it but i would say that. you know it was successful in the sense that it didn't deter people from going in you know i mean the targeting of journalists has become something that's you know has become more and more an obvious tactic of governments and warring parties is that you know if you can stop the message coming

told that many of the grenfell walkway blocks the blocks right below the tower are still not decent holmes standards some of them are still patrolled by fire warden so this would go. one thousand a month of course would suggest that there's still a fire risk so how would you move people out one is using a letter like this then there's the data that is his best problem that what we house is still being cleared of his best by professional companies so that residents think it's unsafe to move in and sort of the legal people and then the whole civil fabric of the lancaster west. and the walkways is about to begin so actually going to have to decant people from that state any way they want to move people back into an estate they're going to be the counting from anyway so there's a whole plethora of. yes that's a council phrase because you might call it social cleansing but what they're saying is there's no point in moving people back into those blocks when a woman is going to take place where the people have to move out you're going to stay on the council and the present us budget is overspent

months in jail for attempting to recruit spies for beijing a charge he continues to deny today so holmes so that once will that be it among alleged collaborators being shown when we meet again it's at a hastily called press conference. his father and two members of his political party have just been indicted and are awaiting trial we'll let you see what the reason for that but you can see what you mean or what we've done you know it's also the wisdom of god i don't think you go that. wasn't what i wanted. but prosecutors insist the three politicians took money from the chinese communist party with former student joe home shoes acting as a middleman. the national chain she university is where he caught his postgraduate degree. joe declined our request for an interview but we managed to speak to a former exchange student at one of taiwan's other universities she's asked that we hide her identity. joe you're a whole horrible evil sleazy all wrong overall solution for hashimoto's four. hundred one. coming out swords are going to naples on hold the real. amy says she quickly suspected somethi

the journalist who wrote the act on the rise and fall of the company and its founder elizabeth holmesill be joining us live. >>> plus, shares of walmart up nearly 15% in just three months. and a new note from barclays says there could be more upside ahead. i think that she's a very nice girl... ...you never got the brakes looked at? oh yeah. no. at cognizant, we're helping today's leading manufacturers make things that think and do automatically. imagine that, a world of new digital products and services all working together for you. can i borrow the car when it's back? get ready, because we're helping leading companies lead with digital. >>> welcome back to "the closing bell." we have a half an hour until the bell rings the dow is positive. it's been going steady all day it's the technology sector that has seen the bulk of the action. visa, microsoft and american express are the biggest decliners right now. >> time for a cnbc news update and contessa brewer has it for us >>> here's your news update right now. questioning of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh began this morning as

kristen holmes has more on the impassioned testimony from washington... brett kavanaugh / supreme court nominee: "this is a circus."a defiant brett kavanaugh denying allegations of sexual assault.brett kavanaugh / supreme court nominee:: "i'm innocent of this charge."the supreme court nominee shouted-nats -and at times fought back tears-nats - as he testified in front of the senate judiciary committee. brett kavanaugh / supreme court nominee: "i'm not questioning that dr. ford may have been sexually assaulted by some person, in some place at some time but i have never done this to her or anyone." his accuser -- christine blasey ford -- also adamant christine blasey ford / accuses kavanaugh of sexual assault: "i believed he was going to rape me. i tried to yell for help. when i did, brett put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling." sen. dick durbin / -d- illinois: "with what degree of certainty did brett kavanaugh assaulted you?"christine blasey ford / accuses kavanaugh of sexual assault: "100 percent"long-time sex crimes prosecutor - rachel mitch

"abc 7 news" first brought you their story saturday night as little kingston holmes' parents were making one last plea to keep their son alive at children's hospital oakland. "abc 7 news" reporter carlos saucedo is live at the hospital where families rallied in support. >> reporter: while the family was able to get more time to explore its options, this after the hospital decided to reverse its decision to end life support. >> keep baby kingston alive! >> reporter: a vocal crowd rallied outside benioff children's hospital in oakland to keep six-month-old kingston holmes on life support. >> my son, he still hasrain function. he is not clinically brain dead. >> reporter: the parents have been praying for a miracle. their baby has been on a ventilator since suffering a severe brain injury due to cardiac arrest at their home six weeks ago. they say they've seen signs of life. >> he is moving. he's wiggling his toes, his feet as well as his hands. >> reporter: but on friday, kingston's parents were given this letter informing them that his life support would be discontinued by 1:00 p.m. today

on capitol hill -- i'm kristen holmes let's get a check of the weather with chief meterologist lawrencekarnow lawrence karnow: high pressure brought more sunshine and warm weather to bay area today. it was still hazy but the air quality improved. highs today were in the 80s and low 90s inland with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay.you can see numerous thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite you can see as high pressure brought plenty of sunshine to the bay area but it will weaken slightly over the next couple of days. this should allow for slightly cooler temperatures too. highs tomorrow will be in the warm 80s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will warm slightly on saturday before cooling again sunday and into monday. (pam) coming up: halfway through a very busy fire season in california.. cal- fire is dealing with a staffing issue. why some planes have been forced to stay grounded. (ken) grounded. forced to stay have been monday.and into monday.and into again sunday before cooling saturday before cooling again sunday and

kristen holmes has more from washington.n mccain returning to the u-s capitol one last time-- rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: "this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced."becoming just the thirty-first person to lie in state in the rotunda-- a tribute usually reserved for government officials and military officerssen mitch mcconnell / -r- senate majority leader: "generations of americans will continue to marvel at the man who lies before us: the cocky, handsome, naval aviator who barely scraped through school and then fought for freedom in the skies."a two-term congressman and senator for more than three decades-- mccain earned the nickname maverick-- for his willingness to reach across the aisle--and in an increasingly rare moment of unity in washington-- democrats and republicans honoring his belief in the need for bipartisanship-- coming together-- to celebrate the remarkable life of the war hero from arizona.part of a series of ceremonies-- meticulously planned by the senator before his death-- fea

elizabeth holmes is facing fraud charges, accused of defrauding dares and patients anstors ouof llof dollars. >>> a ruling by federal appeals court could affect efforts the control homelessness. the 9th sixty court of appeals determined that governments can not make it a crime to sleep on public streets or sidewalks when no homeless shelters are available, based on a case in boy see but could affect other cities. san francisco is looking in to its ordinances to see if the city could be affected. >>> in the past hour, president trump said bob wood ward's new book about the administration is quote a work of fiction. >> the book is fiction. i heard somewhere where they said the assassination of president -- never even discussed the back is total fiction. -- book is total fiction. >> reporter: president trump questioned the nation's liable laws tweeting isn't it a shame someone could write an article or a book and get away with it. fear, trump in the secretary sa said most of the people he interviewed are former staffers. >> same rehashed stories, just because they keep getting told does

their fight is for this boy, 6-month-old kingston holmes. he was first brought to the hospital with cardiac arrest. he was transferred to children's hospital where he's remained in a hospital for the last month. >> this is one of the most devastating things that i've ever been through. >> reporter: his parents say the hospital told them they would remove him from life support this afternoon. in statement, the hospital said it can't comment on the case but they say no action will be taken today. >> we're waiting on kingston to prove them wrong. >> reporter: they say he's not brain dead and deserves the chance to fight. >> he's moving. he's wiggling his toes. his feet as well as his hands. >> reporter: some say the case is reminiscent. her family was ultimately allowed to move her to another facility where she died several years later. tonight king stston's family is asking the hospital to let him live. the family plans to be out here for the foreseeable future. it's unclear how long the hospital intents to keep kingston on life support. they