you are running -- helping to run the election protection hotline. 866-our-vote. this is where voters call in to talk about problems they're experiencing and seek assistance. this doesn't just happen on -- i'm forgetting what day election day is this year. >> november 6th. >> thank you. it seems so far away. it doesn't just happen on november 6th. in fact, you were working over the primaries. how do voters process all this when they're hearing about cyber attacks and russian attacks. >> hotline for primaries. we're launching tomorrow live through election day to help voters with any types of problems or any assistance that they need. this particular issue, it does seem like voters are a bit more alert to the concerns of the day, talking about cyber security issues, but as a practical matter when they go to the polls, we have voters call in when they face problems with technology in the polling place or, you know, whether that's the voting machine or problem with the voter registration system or e-poll book. one thing that's worth reemphasizing is thinking through

i have never contacted our hotline for that matter.office, because i think it is wrong that we should be enabling people to come into this country illegally, effectively with impunity. quite often the police say yougov and report to croydon and report yourself as a... and illegal migrant —— quite often the police say, yougov. we have a million illegal migrants in this country and we need to make sure they are discouraged from staying here and encouraged to go back. terence danny mills says the mps are reporting persons who are known to be legally, which is a crime, therefore asking mps not to inform is to ask them to be a knowledge of a crime and keep it secret —— terence on e—mail says. and you only mel says charities are encouraging mps to ignore immigration crime, surely that is a crime? iwant immigration crime, surely that is a crime? i want my mp to report all crime. the morally superior should open up spare rooms in their properties and keep quiet. tha nkfully properties and keep quiet. thankfully charities do not make the laws.

we run a hotline voters can use and deploy poll monitors around the country to also help on the ground. >> edgardo. >> thank you, larry. i think heading into november, my biggest concern, you know, equipment failures at the poll place, which prevent individuals from being able to cast their ballots. but i think for me on the cybersecurity front, i think statewide databases and the potential for incorrect information or some sort of impact to a statewide database that will create all kinds of confusion and chaos at the polling place. so the focus, i think laura mentioned, just working with election officials to look at making sure that there are some low-tech contingency plans to deal with these potential high-tech problems. so making sure that election officials have done that and have things like sufficient provisional ballots on hand and backup paper poll books, things that will keep the process going and allow people to vote, even if we do end up in kind of a worst case situation. so that would be my greatest concern heading into november. >> so at the local level, i think what we'r

and i spoke with katy ray jones, ceo of the hotline, asking her are there a lot of women and men livingoors with this. >> unfortunately, domestic violence is incredibly pervasive in our country. one in four women in their lifetime will experience physical violence by an intimate partner. and so we know that it's so prevalent that we all know someone who's currently experiencing abuse in their home, most likely behind closed doors. and most likely they're not sharing it with anyone that they know. >> that's part what we wanted to talk about. a lot of people wonder why on earth would somebody not tell someone. it's interesting what finally jolted rhonda to tell somebody. here's what she says happened. she says this happened around thanksgiving. >> this particular evening, he was drinking, he came in, and he beat me up. i remember falling in the hallway from where and i had a black eye and we were supposed to be going to a big thanksgiving dinner at my mother's and he said not only am i going to take care off you, but i'm going over to your parents house and i'm going to shoot and kill you

a link to the hotline on our ... kron 4 news.leandro ... ar ... kron 4 news. (grant) and if you or someone you know who is a victim of domestic violence.. there is help out there... you can contact the national domestic violence hotline the number is on your screen...and we've posted a link to the hotline on our website... kron4 dot com.. (pam) students at stanford university have been alerted by campus police ... about a possible sex crime.. reported over the weekend. kron four's philippe djegal reports... the victim may have been drugged. (philippe) a woman who studies at stanford university struggled to recall what may have happened to her at an event on mayfield avenue late saturday night... but her friends relayed to the campus department of public safety that she may be the victim of a sexual assault and battery. no name/woman- "i was disappointed to see an alert about a situation where women were possibly being drugged at a party of the stanford campus." this street, also known as "the row," is home to some of

. >> we have a hotline. a medical ethics hotline on her website.f anyone is having a problem, either with a relative or friend dying, or they have a question about an end-of-life issue, they're welcome to call. we can talk it through. it is very difficult to be at someone's bedside. say you have an elderly person or parent dying. is a doctor doing this right? are they withholding nutrition and hydration? of the given too much morphine? because you never know unless you are in the situation whether or not you're doing everything right. is d somes it is good to have backup. >> i would think so. being prepared with the knowledge you may need, as frustrating and confusing as it can be.story of a higher order of philosophy or theology understanding what is it that the catholics survive -- supply there for us. >> the catholic church has a good message concerning death. it is paradoxical, but the gospel is in greek, a good message. and the good message is that death is not the end of our existence. so, in catholic theology, we distance between the first d

hotline. thank you so much dawn dalton of the d.c.li con of domestic violence. thank you for being with us. nbc4 has an ongoing domestic violence awareness project. you can fin stories by searching safe at home atnb ashington.com. to see other editions for news 4 yosunday, search community. i'm pat lawson muse. thanks for watchin when the nra tried to overturn maryland's assault-weapons ban, attorney general brian frosh led the fight to stop them, defending our gun safety laws to protect the people of maryland. attorney general brian frosh. spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to congress,. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices, brat's taken thousands from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and voting against protections for pre-existing conditions for the people he represents. brat serves his donors' interests. we need someone who's for us.

we have set up a hotline nationwide. that lot line is 800-callfbi.nk where you can provide information via the internet at tips.fbi.gov. we're looking at temperatures you have already provided. con to assist us with our efforts. a moment of your time can make a great difference towards resolving this investigation. thank you. >> i think most of you are up to speed on the events that occurred outside the time-warner center at cnn yesterday. what i'd like to do is walk you through the timeline of the events of this morning on greenwich street. this begins in the early hours of the morning when a retired nypd intelligence bureau detective who was a wake and watching the news saw the image of the packaging that has been common to most of these devices as they have turned up at various locations. it struck him that that looked very much like a package that he had seen on tuesday in mail he was to screen for robert de niro productions at their offices on greenwich street. he contacted -- based on his experience, he knew how to call the bomb squad directly.

for information on the sexual assault hotline. ( marty )and... our coverage on the kavanaugh confirmation continues at kron-4 dot com. there you will find reaction from lawmakers on the f-b-i report on the nominee and more... and you can stay connected to the latest breaking news by downloading our free mobile app. ( marty ) breaking overnight.. police in oakland are investigating a shooting in the area of telegraph avenue and 19th street. this is a picture of the scene. police say five people were shot just before one this morning. no word on their condition. police are also investigating a shooting in the 21-hundred block of franklin street where one person was shot just before 3 this morning. ( marty ) san francisco police are also investigating a shooting at scott and eddy streets. it happened just before 7 last night. officials say several people were shot and taken to the hosptial. their conditions are unknown. police arrested one person. fleet week brings not only the blue angels to the bay area, but also u-s navy ships. you can find sever

doctor forward came forward before even knew of her allegations including one on the hotline from the washington post according to her testimony. and my colleague here has engaged in giant kabuki dance. he knows how believable doctor ford is. he knows how the american people the majority believe doctor ford are telling the truth rather than judge kavanaugh. he knows any focus on doctor ford would bring more feelings that judge kavanaugh is the wrong person for the supreme court. but her credibility is greater than judge kavanaugh's so he ncattacks the democrats with public rancor and basically the fundamental lack of getting to the truth in this chamber. i would like to ask the majority leader based on what he said a few minutes ago. he said that this debate has been part of civil histrionics. are you accusing doctor ford of partisan histrionics when she came forward? he said the politics of personal destruction is rampant mister leader are you accusing doctor ford of engaging in the politics of personal destruction? he talked about people being intimidated. again, are you accusing do

fo called up two people before anybody knew of her allegations including one, a hotline from the washington post according to her testimony. our colleague, my colleague here has engaged in a giant kabuki game. he knows how believable doctor ford is. he knows how the american people, a majority of them believe doctor ford was telling the truth rather than brett kavanaugh. he knows that any focus on doctor ford would bring more feelings that brett kavanaugh is the wrong person for the supreme court. he can't attack doctor ford because of her credibility greater than brett kavanaugh so he attacks, quote, democrats, increasing the partisan rancor and basically fundamental lack of getting to the truth in this chamber. i ask the majority leader a few questions based on what he said a few minutes ago. he said that this debate has been filled with partisan histrionics. mister leader, are you accusing doctor ford of engaging in partisan histrionics when she came forward? he said the politics of personal destruction is rampant. mister leader, are you accusing doctor ford of engaging in the politics o

and i was with two people from the hotline last night actually, and, yeah.e to talk to. >> yeah. yeah, it's special. immy: that's very cool. absolutely. thank you for mentioning that. [ applause ] i want to show everyone a clip. here's lucas hedges in "boy erased." take a look at this. >> sit down. >> but i'm not angry, and -- >> yeah, no. >> and there are some things that upset me. >> but you are. >> you let me down. >> you're angry. >> why do i have to be angry? >> just sit. sit down. >> i'm not a dog! and i don't think anyone is responsible for me, so i don't see how it's going to help picking someone to blame or hate. >> if you don't hate anyone, jarred, then where is all this anger coming from? >> because you're making me angry. >> there you go. i want you to use that. >> i'm not going to pretend i hate my father. i don't hate my father! >> jarred, you do! >> you don't know me! you're all crazy! all of you! >> just -- jarred. >> you're in my chair! there you go. i hate you! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lucas hedges, erybody. see him in "the waverly

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it was the busiest day in the hotline's history. more than 20,000 people called in september alone.vivors are not only seeking help, they're also speaking with a collective fury that's rarely been seen before. >> tedon't tell me that it doest matter what happens to me. >> reporter: this may have been a turning point for senator jeff flake, the moment two sexual assault survivors cornered him in an elevator. hours later, the republican broke ranks and called for an fbi investigation into sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. challenging victims to blame their attackers directly, white house counselor kellyanne conway revealed sunday she, too, is a survivor. >> i feel very em pathetpatheti frankly, for victims of sexual harassment and rape. i'm a victim of sexual assault. i don't expect judge kavanaugh or jake tapper or jeff flake or anybody to be held responsible e blasey ford's senate testimony on thursday, a record number of callers have flooded the national sexual assault hotline. >> it's common whenever there is a sexual assault story in the ne

last week, as doctor ford testified before congress, the national sexual assault hotline saw a 147% increase in calls from people seeking help. we have a problem of sexual-harassment and sexual violence in america. the problem is that too many victims are coming forward with fabricated stories to destroy someone's life. it's that too many survivors are afraid to come forward at all. they believe they won't be heard were taken seriously to think more about the impact of the perpetrator than their own safety and well-being. were they think that people with power, the ones who can actually do something well instead plow rightev through them. we never hear stories of the millions of sexual assault survivors. but some make very difficult and necessary decisions to come forward and tell their stories. they michael survivors are courageous and they deserve to be heard and treated with respect, not dismiss or attack or threaten. the record, the processof the process, the allegations. whichever way you slice itd it should lead to only one result. members of the chamber should both know on judge kavan

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syria a demilitarized zone to protect civilians is to take effect on monday but there are reports of hotline fighters. to stop withdrawing from the us. i'm christine mundell welcome to the program german voters have sent also a call for change from the southern state of bavaria off to elections today projected results show the c.s.u. party has lost its absolute majority ending a political dominance of angered him ackles conservative allies the c.s.u. is showing less than forty percent of the vote off to decades of polling above fifty percent the greens have made major gains now becoming the second strongest party in bavaria and taking about eighteen percent off the votes the free vote has a coalition of independent candidates trailed him with just of the eleven percent the far right if he is set to into the various parliament. well the first time after taking nearly eleven percent of the vote the social democrats suffered better losses and lose their former spot as the second strongest party if d.p. is wavering around the five percent mark and the left party is slightly up. now here are some

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. >> and most of these bigger events, what i will do -- so at&t has a lot line that they -- hotline that they setup for people to call. and dreamforce did that, as well, so on all of the way finding signs they put around civic center, there was a hotline number. so i give that number to 311, so the number of calls could be higher, and 311 could have siphoned off a portion of those callers to this other number. >> right. and they probably wouldn't have the ability to track that? >> that's something i can do better moving forward to try to weave that in -- or at least make sense of how many they get. >> okay. thanks, sean. >> yep. >> sean, on halcyon, the complaints -- is it every single week, or is it, like, one week here, quiet the next week? does it seem to be collated based on the dee jays that we get from germany or something? >> as far as i can tell, i don't think it's based on artist. it doesn't seem to be based on -- >> no, the complaints is every single -- >> more often than not, we get complaints when they're active. >> okay. >> i can put together a timeline, if that might -- >>

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we are also asking the public to call us with any information, on the hotline, 1-800-callfbi. a link set up to provide information at tips.fbi.gov. we are actively investigating tips you have already provided. please continue to assist us with our efforts. a moment of your time can make a great difference towards resolving this investigation. thank you. >> i think most of you are up to speed on the events that occurred outside the time warner center at cnn yesterday. what i'd like to do is kind of walk you through the timeline of the events of this morning on greenwich street. this begins in the very early hours of the morning when a retired nypd intelligence bureau detective who was awake and watching the news saw the image of the packaging that has been common to most of these devices as they have turned up at various locations, and it struck him that that looked very much like a package he had seen on tuesday in mail he was to screen for robert de niro productions at their offices on greenwich street. he contacted -- based on his experience, he knew how to call the bomb squ

the hotline. i don't really like. the. bike my. m y e one family young. you know you're not going to come to the jungle and i'm jumping up jumps on my t.l. don't pal about come up loud. long time to time john paul another of my close family on. my own but i'm in the clothes i am not going to jump out of a bad home but then when young but no mo ma you have to love a guy to get the end. quote when you know not to where you welcome paul simon to you can you come and go. right back out the old one will ever hold you all. oh why don't you then think about the damage already and. put it on another low. are just about wrapping up the program for this hour here on the international nearly twenty five minutes past the hour now my colleague andrew pharma here in about half an hour's time to bring you a new program thanks for joining us. joining me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter us is over one tri

imported supplemental benefits beyond dental and vision to things like over-the-counter items, nursing hotlines, transportation, adult day care services, caregiver services and home-based palette of care a. so far we see them take advantage of the flexibility in the first year that he expects the offerings to grow over the long term. under the president's leadership, we have been intensely focused on getting plans greater flexibility to negotiate drug prices. for the first time they can take advantage of step therapy to ensure patients get the highest quality lowest cost. they must pass on the savings from this new approach directly onto patients into this again is a historical step for the medicare program a, which were the first time will create competition in negotiation for part d. drugs. these changes in place i'm excited with the results that we are seeing premiums are down by an average of 6% and nationally will increase by 600 this year and more choices will lead to greater competition, quality and lower cost for the beneficiaries long term and i want to thank the partners in this room

they are a hotline, all kinds of things. the last few elections in connecticut have been the smoothest i have ever been part of. i am hoping everyone comes out to vote. host: we want to thank you for your time as we get down to crunch time leading up to the election. we appreciate it. guest: thank you very much. host: we also want to thank our cable partners in connecticut, comcast in hartford especially as we continue this c-span 50 capital store. -- capitals tour. c-span spent some time with the governor of connecticut, dan malloy, talking about some of the top issues in the state. malloy, some of the economic news coming out of connecticut has not been positive. growth, highic death, high taxes. what is your case for

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we know, for example, that hotlines and rape clinics have escalated their calls 140% during these proceedingsspect of this entire, this entire last week or so. eve, i'm afraid we have to leave it there, but thank you so much for your thoughts on this. we really appreciate that. thank you. pope francis has ordered a thorough review of all the documents related to accusations of sexual abuse by a former us cardinal, theodore mccarrick, who resigned in july. it comes amid allegations that the pope himself was complicit in covering up the affair. our europe regional editor, danny aeberhard has more. pope francis, seen here greeting young visitors to the vatican, is credited in many ways with renewing the roman catholic church. but the issue of clerical sexual abuse continues to shake the institution to its core. the vatican is keen to show it is taking action. its latest statement on the matter is measured, but its implications could be profound. it concerns theodore mccarrick, a senior us cardinal who resigned amid accusations that he had sexually abused a teenager nearly 50 years ago. the vatic

more safe havens in the community and a 24—hour mental health crisis hotline. as for education...am announcing a £400 million in year bonus to help our schools buy the little extras they need. a one—off capital payement directly to schools. the chancellor turned to holes in the road. i am making an additional £420 million available immediately to local highway authorities to tackle potholes, bridge repairs and other minor works in this financial year. philip hammond referred to the controversial funding method known as private finance initiative, or pfi. i have never signed off a pfi contract as chancellor and i can confirm today that i never will. i can announce that the government will abolish the use of pfi and pf2 for future projects putting another legacy of labour behind us. 0nto the digital economy. the rules have simply not kept pace with changing business models and it is clearly not sustainable or fair, that digital platform businesses can generate substantial value in the uk without paying tax here in respect of that business. we will now introduce a uk digital services

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he says a new hotline and online reporting system is now available for viayims. he the grand jury report in pennsylvania motivated him to begin this investigation. >> if there has been abuse of coverup in virginia, as there was in pennsylvania, i want to know about it, i want to roo it out and i want survivors to get justice and get onto a path of healing. >> bishops from the diocese of arlington and the diocese of richmond leased a joint statement today, saying in part, quote, we hope that this process will bring healing for all victims and confirm our commitmentil to accountaby and justice. >>> 20 years after hisdeath, matthew she par sheppard will s a final resting place. he'll be interred at washington national cathedral. a news 4 c wera let inside the neve today where the service will be held. he was 21 years old when he was beoren and left dead in wyoming because he was openly gay. his parents sayhe cathedral will be a safe place for their son's ashes. look for coverage of friday's service right here on news 4. >>> get there on time or get your money back.