right, janet. >> she's fully in control.ong woman featured in the magazine, julia louis-dreyfus. >> the "veep" star is clearly feeling stronger than ever after her breast cancer battle. >> i'm a breast cancer survivor. anything we can do to eradicate women's cancers i'm in favor of. >> nearly a year after the 57-year-old tv legend received her cancer diagnosis, julia tells "instyle" quote -- i do feel different. i've come out the other side of this. and i'm still not exactly sure how to define the difference other than to say i'm grateful. >> i'm very grateful. thank you very much. love you guys. >> seven 7! >> julia has been documenting her triumphant return to work shooting the seventh and final season of hbo's "veep." production was modified so she could complete treatment which included surgery and three rounds of chemotherapy. >> hello. >> julia is now answering the call to give back.the cure amba design this t-shirt to raise money for a cause close to her heart. >> every penny raised from the sale of these t-shirts goe

. >>> plus, janet jackson opens up like never before. confessing to what left her crying in the mirror. >>> and "e.t.'s" first on the set of "murphy brown." >> won't that be a surprise? >> we knew this show was going big and wait until you hear the boundaries-pushing headline. >> that's amazing. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everybody. we begin tonight with exclusive new reporting on ben affleck's struggle with sobriety. >> the oscar winner was just spotted for the first time since he checked into rehab and it appears ben has company. ben was spotted outside his los home >> can you guys please do me a favor? >> yes, yes. >> just out of respect, can you give some space. >> he's not alone. that blue car belongs to playmate shauna sexton. sexton just this week defended her time with ben. posted on instagram, quote, never drank around or with him for the record. sexton fired back writing quote, i love to drink and party, absolutely, dude. here's her mugshot from her most recent arrest. ben is still in treatment. he's allo

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janet: el nominado culpÓ repetidamente a los demÓcratas por causar lo que dicen es un circo polÍtico.s acusaciones en su contra son una fuerza, no han sido corroboradas los supuestos testigos y son una revancha por parte de los clinton porque perdieron las elecciones. >> yo no voy ser intimidado y no me voy a retirar de este proceso. janet: brett kavanaugh se refiriÓ a sus notas del verano del 82, como evidencia que Él no estuvo en la fiesta y dijo que los escritos en el libro escolar que hablaban mal de su persona estaban exagerados. admite que en su adolescencia tomaba cerveza, pero dice que nunca se embriagÓ a punto de perder el conocimiento. y repitiÓ que era virgen durante la secundaria. los demÓcratas pidieron que el fbi investigue las acusaciones y que se frene el proceso de nominaciÓn hasta entonces, exigiendo al nominado que le pida a la casa blanca que solicite la investigaciÓn. el juez insiste que no es necesario, porque Él es inocente. algunos republicanos en el panel defender un efusivamente a brett kavanaugh. el senador graham le dijo a los republicanos que el que no vot

janet jackson is the next act.and we're just sort of talking about what we've seen happening here today. i've been doing global citizen for i think -- since the first year, i'm pretty sure. i guess this is my 7th year. and one thing i've noticed is, the politics of the -- their politics have gotten sharper. you have jeffrey stacks on stage today. one of the things that is the demands now, is a billionaire wealth tax. he got on stage and said, look, the world's billionaires have a tremendous amount of money. jeff besos, the founder and owner of amazon, ceo of amazon increased his wealth $83 billion in just one year. >> unbelievable. >> $83 billion in just a year. he ran through statistics about the wealth of the world, 82% of the total growth in economic product in the world went to billionaires? >> yeah. >> seems impossible. >> when you talk about poverty -- this is something you talk about, you have wealth and equality is one aspect that we have to deal with. you also have to deal with mass migration, we have righ

the biggest moment went to janet jackson receiving the rock star award.crowd giving her a standing ovation. >> black girls rock, now more than ever. girl, all i can say is, rock on. thank you so much. >> how did she get her hair to be -- to stand up like that? >> i like it. i think we should -- >> try to get that. >> do it for you. >> that seems to be the new trend. i'm seeing it all over. >> really? >> i don't think i can -- what about you, kendis? >> i know you were at the red carpet, too. what were the highlights for you? >> some of the highlights, really, it was all about janet jackson all night. everybody i spoke to was like, i'm really here just to see her. everyone was telling me their favorite janet jackson song. they all wanted to see her. she didn't appear on the red carpet but s>> what's next for ? >> well, she's on tour right now. >>> making news in america this morning, hurricane florence grows stronger overnight on a collision course with the east coast of the united states. a state of emergency now declared in three states. this morning, th

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janet jackson and metallica. >> janet?> come on. >> miss jackson if you're nasty. >> that was good. >> that's going to do it for us tonight. we'll quit while we're ahead. thanks for joining us. have a good day tomorrow. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart tonight show starring jimmy fall

. >> janet jackson.g with people out there and making sure they feel safe. >> and empowering women was the theme. >> thank you all. >> great to be here. >> a great pleasure to be with you on a beautiful night in central park. we're going to leave you with highlights. thank you and we'll see you next year. ♪ as long as i wake up today, you can't take my youth away ♪ you can't take my youth away ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good night. god bless you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's what senator jeff flake says he expects from the new fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh. >> obviously that includes the allegations. so to interview people there and also i'm sure the new yorker piece. the ramirez allegations. but they'll have to decide, the fbi what that is. how far that goes. this is limited in time and scope, and i think that it's appropriate. and when it's a lifetime appointment and allegations this serious, and we ought to let people know that we're serious about it. >> a lawyer for brett kavanaugh's high school friend mark judge who dr.

and janet jackson. this is what happens when san francisco's biggest tech employer puts on the city's largest fundraiser. [music] the goal? to raise $10 million for children's hospitals. >> that is what it is all about, right? everything he is doing for all of the foundations he has going. >> especially this year. they are really pushing this a lot more. you can tell. >> it is awesome. we are able to do this event in an awesome city like san francisco and contribute back to something awesome. >> reporter: tickets start at $1,000 and sponsorships go up to $1 million. proceeds will benefit patients including this patient who received the medal of courage a word -- award. >> the care we provide allowed her to support her body and allowing her body to heal. it saved her life. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is battling a rare cancer. waiting for a kidney transplant. but is able to breathe and walk on her own. in total the annual concert raised $60 million for ucsf >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5

we have janet jackson, the weekend coming.. the security is -- >> central park on the evening of a global citizen festival is the safest place you can be. we're on the back of the u.n. general assembly, we've had world leaders from all across the world in new york. new york city, the police department, the services who look after our city are the best in the world. and i think for us to be gathered tonight with some of the biggest artists in the world, some of the biggest dignitaries in the world, some of the biggest heads of corporations and ngo's, i hope people feel their safety has been the number one priority. i have friends and we have journalists coming in tonight who have said, the lines were a little long, but we got there. the lines were long, because we're checking everyone's bags making sure everyone gets sent to the park. we're very critical about our communications that go out beforehand, making sure that people are aware of what they can bring in or not. we are the safest place in new york city. we're going to ha

janet yellen obviously very well known. the fed for the research he's done. mary dale has had a lot of experience. she also did some work for yellen was there. obviously she's stepping into everybody oes but thinks she can fill them. >> talk about the job market. conundrum,en the big is the lack of wage growth. people are ot of wondering where she'll fall. ou would probably call her a janet yellen dove. her work is focused on whether or not we see income equality in job distributions and whether or not the job market is unctioning as it should, and she has suggested in recent speeches that maybe it's not and the inflation aspect of higher wages when job markets get paid, that relationship has down. so it suggests that she would do things the same way as janet you let the economy run and try to bring as many people into the labor force as don't worry about inflation as much as long as it's not going well over your target. as that debate continues, she's a bit on the doveish side. be there for the be there for the november 8

i know you have lots to say, janet.t to say that the only people disrespecting theresa may are brexiters and they do it on a daily basis. there is the irish border question, which has to be resolved and there is only one solution, it is the norway minus because it means customs union and no hard brexit — no hard border anywhere. but stay with salzburg first. janet, did theresa may overplay her hand with this big my deal or no deal? nobody expected chequers to fly, that's not the issue. the issue is how it was treated by the eu figures who definitely overplayed their hand. they have now reinvigorated the credibility of her leadership to an extent that i never dreamed possible last week. macron's use of the word liars about a significant proportion of the political class in this country was extraordinary, that's the kind of language you use when you are about to declare war on another country, not in trade negotiations. they have not said anything different from the last two years, that is the problem. there has been abso

janet no rodrÍguez nos tiene las reacciones.residente dice que su padre ha reducido su cÍrculo mÁs cercano dentro de la casa blanca. " aunque han personas en las que puede confiar, pero ese grupo es mucho mÁs pequeÑo", dijo en exclusiva a la cadena abc. el grupo se redujo tras la publicaciÓn del artÍculo de opiniÓn en el new york times, cuyo autor aÚn se desconoce. aunque donald trump dice que cree que se --- aunque donald trump jr dice que cree que se trata de una persona con poco acceso. entre tanto, hoy saliÓ a la venta "fear", el libro de que relata un supuesto caos y a la vez resistencia dentro de la casa blanca. aunque allÍ dicen que la publicaciÓn es un fraude y un trabajo de ficciÓn. a sido tanta la demanda, que la editorial ya ha impreso 1 millÓn de copias de este libro y ya se ha convertido en uno de los libros sobre el presidente trump mÁs vendidos este aÑo. aunque algunos de sus personajes hoy se quejaron de la narrativa del libro. los exfuncionarios de gobiernoque dicen que colaboraron con el autor, dicen que el lib

that janet. so i. mean so that still sell it. but the effectiveness of such campaigns is still open to question. the syrian regime is still locking up its political opponents. stephen ross former u.s. ambassador at large for war crimes issues is suing the assad regime. in syria as it is for just he's trying to bring public attention to the victims in the seas are photographs in exhibitions around the world. and i want to thank you for being here tonight to bearing witness to these. and stating your solidarity with these very. rapid is frustrated by the failure of the u.n. to act on the overwhelming evidence of the syrian regime's crimes. we're talking about the security services which are much state security without military security without the air force intelligence within the chain of command official forces this is silly this is the clearest case that i've ever seen and this is abundant evidence that we've got more so much more that maybe. it's embarrassing the way to protect ways of saying we've got no court to thank. but th

en washington, janet rodrÍguez univisiÓn.mentaciÓn completa en sus trÁmites con inmigraciÓn, podrÍa exponerse a que su caso no se ha aprobado. se permitÍa corregir cualquier omisiÓno equivocación y continuar el proceso, pero la nueva polÍtica que otorga discreciÓn absoluta a los agentes de migraciÓn no hace a enmiendas en el trÁmite. pablo nos explica pablo: estas nuevas normas al servicio de ciudadanÍa e estarÁn a todos los que entren por ser solicitud. sean solicitantele falta un documento o vida dudas, en migraciones daba la oportunidad de aclararlo. este mulato de inmigraciÓn dice que esto cambiÓ radicalmente, porque los funcionarios tendrÁn más autoridad para decidir. >>ahora tienen mÁs poder, más discreciÓn... en vez de pedir mÁs informaciÓn, negar la solicitud de una vez y si negando esta solicitud de la gente se queda sin estatus legal, iniciaron trÁmites de deportaciÓn en contra de ellos. pablo: el funcionario encuentran problema y le niega la solicitud, lo mandarÍa a la corte de meros y comenzarÍa su proceso de depo

aren't going work. >> ryan is kind hearted and generous and warm, to the point where i'm like, being janetsupposed to be angry with him, i'm just not. he seems really nice. >> it's beautiful. >> focusing on events leading up to the al poll low 11 mission it also focuses on armstrong's family life. >> armstrong's son is going see the film. if it gets the armstrong seal of proefl it will be more than i could have hoped for. >> also getting a prooefl from his two daughters who iz haved the set with wife eva mendez. >> they think pa by's an astronaut. we haven't told them yet. >> at one point, he was asked to stall the plane. he thought, this is a terrible idea. >>> still ahead -- >> my kevin versus kevin fashion face-off. >> get a good look at ate. >> my dad had one just like that. >> whose side is tiffany haddish on? >>> then -- >> i could go any second. >> kate hudson. why the "modern family" cast is getting royal closed captioning provided by -- ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser perm

gina said janet gina i'm sorry gina yeah i don't know chachi stink leg borke varicose can i'm crazy about you when can see you know never like a good day i'm sensitive dangerous i mean not ok to be honest i think most people in the world find you disappointing what you see in this because you see.

right across the street janet jackson took to the state at the civic auditorium at about 8:00. both performances were part of a benefit or children's hospital. -- or children's hospital. >>> all right, the high temperatures for today are the warmest we have seen all week. temperatures really cool off as we head toward end. 97 in fairfield by sunday, and that will be 77, 76 degrees, so it'll be much cooler. so subtract about two degrees for tomorrow. there's oakland, there is the fog, and the fog is up over oakland, it's a little bit deeper than it was. that is going to allow for some further cooling. there are a few high clouds overhead as well. and the winds are generally onshore. it won't get into the inland bay valleys, but you can see from this isotherm map, you can see the greens and the sea breeze. so when you wake up tomorrow morning it will be cool. you will see that represented by these reds working their way east a little bit. as we get into friday, that's when temperatures really start to drop off significantly. friday, saturday and sunday, it will be mid-70s. 93 in

reno,ht of the janet there were two janet reno's friend the one of the first clinton town and early inecond term there. with the monica lewinsky situation, a cold breeze blew over the justice department and we felt the chill. the cooperation at that stage not only ended but turned into active investigation and the like. >> the attorney general does report to the president. why doesn't president just fire jeff sessions? what would be the consequence if he did it? >> there would be hell to pay if the president fired mueller. an honorable is person who understandably recused himself. the president obviously has the prerogative but it would be hard to get a new attorney general can armed so we would have robert rosenstein is the active -- acting attorney general. >> in the meantime it appears becomeavanaugh might just as kavanaugh. tell us what you know about him. >> he is a person of great ability and integrity. everyone who turned into the confirmation hearings saw that. he was 12 years on the court of appeals. his credentials are sterling. in terms of where he will be, i think he will b

buenas tardes janet. janet: buenas tardes colegas.rante la primera hora y media de audiencialos demÓcratas tomaron poder y quisieron aplazarla, protestaban una y otra vez de que ellos no deberÍan comenzar la audiencia hasta no tener todos los documentos de brett kavanaugh durante las horas de la noche al comitÉ judicial se le entregÓ 42.000 pÁginas de la labor que tuvo durante la administraciÓn del presidente bush, su desarrollo durante estos aÑos y esos documentos segÚn los demÓcratas no lo pudieron revisar antes de comienzos del audiencia esta maÑana las 9:30 de la maÑana, pero que quisieron posponer la audiencia no se logro. la audiencia comenzÓ atrasaday comenzaron a darse los primeros testimonios, el juez kavanaugh lo Único que ha dicho es que piensa hacer un juez imparcial, un western neutral que no impondrÁ sus creencias e personales y polÍticas sobre la corte suprema de este paÍs. los demÓcratas que no quieren por supuesto que esta nominaciÓnproceda dicen y han usado un caso que debo mencionar un caso en donde el juez brett ka

the courage of kelly johnson, heidi thomas, selan, janet dirk kerrson janet kenny was tremendous.also endured significant victim shaming which should never happen in a courtroom but anybody that was there saw it. and i hope this trial and seeing the defendant brought to justice helped each of them and all of the other victims heal in their own way. and i want to also thank her attorneys delore his, jihanni and b.b. cints who were with her every step of the way with this as well as this prosecution team and it was nice to have thunder and lightning back with me. [laughter] herprofessionals and have been with me the whole way. and i can't say how appreciative i am of that and also their talents which, again, you got to see in court when stu had another chance at an expert there. our appellate unit and you got to meet tracy in this case when she argued the constitutionality of it. and did a marvelous job and we're so happy that she is a part of our team. caroline goldstein next to her. you know, caroline has been the quiet one behind us helping us each step of the way. and working di

. >> janet jackson -- i mean my other girl. the one i never see. janet jackson will perform at 8:00 tonight in the bill graham auditori auditorium. following that metallica will play at the civic center plaza there. this is right outside of the auditorium. tonight's concert also benefits the uscf children's hospital. >> those won't be great shows, right? >> i think they are going to be better than great. >>> coming up on today in the bay, a quick check of the morning forecast. >> looks good this morning as we get a live look outside in palo alto as you get ready to step out the door. another cool start, and then temperatures warming uchl we will number the low 70s this afternoon. not too bad. we will talk about our peak of theette heat, and a cooldown in the forecast coming up. >>> a smooth easy drive right now. north bay? no problems. even highway 37 has speed out of voyage. south bay, same thing. that's what you would expect. we will talk about the unexpected coming up. a live loot emeryville >>> good wednesday morning to you. halfway through the

together a fair process and i'm encouraged with decades of experience to recognize with an award from janet napolitano to this important process. it is time for senators to hear from doctor ford and judge cavanagh under oath tomorrow we will do just that

and the black hole of debt there and that there would be bigger deflation and yet here we've seen as janet yellen recently suggested that the fed should create future booms right that the fed to deal with any crash they should promise market participants which eighty four percent of stocks in the us are held by the top ten percent but that they should promise market participants a boom and is this a sort of melt up are we seeing an irrational exuberance again are we see is this what the fed wanted is this an engineer and you know you do have amazon you do have apple worth a trillion dollars there are several other heading towards that as well. you know this it looks like a mouth up you see in the chart that that chart looks like a melt up right well i mean a flashing lights is just that the dollar is going down in value but the dollar's been moving up gold to moving down so you know from the classical economics perspective we don't see inflation well we see is financial engineering and. money being printed and given to people who support the politicians who print the money i mean that's th

and sensitive investigations, who was recognized with an award by arizona been a democratic goverr janet napolitano to lead expertise to this important process. it's time, mr. president for senators to from both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh under oath.

together a fair process and i'm encouraged with decades of experience to recognize with an award from janet napolitano to this important process. it is time for senators to hear from doctor ford and judge cavanagh under oath tomorrow we will do just that. and then it will be time to vot vote. >> i come to the floor today to join my colleagues to lift up the voices of women across the country right now are being ignored, swept aside and attacked. to call on our republican colleagues to join us to do everything we can that women are heard and listened to and respected as we debate and deliberate judge cavanagh's nomination to the supreme court.t. mister president, recently i talked to my constituents about the supreme court nomination i met a woman named kate who bravely told me and others about her experience being sexually assaulted. she shared her story july 2016 gone to a concert that evening and was sexually assaulted that night. but it was how she explained what happened after that i went to share today. she said "as a sexual assault survivor i know firsthand these experiences have a la

janet dickerson was there.here have been a lot of accusers who have been standing outside the courtroom. and another thing to note is that they never had their day in court. many of these accusers who had experienced their versions of this sexual abusive pattern by bill cosby long long ago exceeded their statute of limitations. they never got their day in court. there are civil suits which are now coming. what does it say to these accusers who have these civil suits and chomping at the bit to have their day in court with bill cosby. >> they will get their day in court there is something called the discovery rule repressed the memory of something and the memory doesn't come back to you until after the statute of limitations has run and demonstrate this scientifically through expert testimony. the court will begin of the statute of limitations from the time your memory comes back stated differently there are circumstances under which and the cosby case someone of them where people can sue for civil damages, for m

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but this just in, janet jackson is also on the bill. force announcing janet 8:00, inside, nearby at the bill graham auditorium. a fun night for all of those participating to enjoy music. going to be good weather. >> you said shake a tail feather? what are you, 80? >> i am an old man when it comes to music. >> and then he moves on to metallica and janet jackson. >> together they shake a tail fetter. >> cut a rug! >> we are going to have great weather for that, or whatever you are doing. it is a nice try to try to stay cool for the inland valleys. it is going to be hot. but looking forward to cooler air over the weekend. 60s in san francisco. cooling down to the low 50s later on the for the concert. >> mike is looking at the traffic. >> horseless carriages. exceptionally slow in this portionan 680. tough getting into and out of the area past both of the mission exits. we are looking at an earlier crash. there may on the northbound shoulder with a big rig on the northbound side. >> that's it for today in the bay. >> joins for bay area news

you feel you prefer ice sheets or maybe like summer rain or i could feed it to the polar bears are janet gina so i said janet gina i'm sorry gina yeah i don't know chachi stink leg fork varicose can i'm crazy. when can see. through no never sounds like a good day i'm sensitive dangerous and i mean not ok to be honest i think most people in the world would find you disappointing way saying this because you. on counting the cost after a week of nafta talks we'll look at the impact donald trump's trade policy is having globally plus why celebrity social media influencers have a new set of online followers advertising regulates. counting the cost on a. conservation ease helping to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at a touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty snow leopards as the technology improves we're finding all these ways in which our guesses are are getting corrected the latest evidence suggests they're more cats than previously acknowledged but the snow leopard trust believes

other first nations have filed a lawsuit against the down with the supreme court of british columbia janet arlene boone can only hope for america. this is a fight about the land and about what constitutes progress. and at what price. after. nine hundred sixty eight the global revolt. young people everywhere were protesting. an outcry echoed around the world. the vietnam war came increasingly brutal. disillusionment took hold and parts of the protest movement became radicalized. marjorie the explosion in the distance details. in a minute hundred sixty eight and outcry and go around the world. young people could build against their cousins generation to make up wasn't possible dusty full of stupidity and.

janet jackson is in style.nally felt sexy, and bringing up her son. ♪ good vibrations >>> and are you ready to dance? the first big celebrity reveal of the season, who's dancing with val? the answer just moments away as he says -- >> good morning, america. >> that was like the fifth take for him. >> it's really early out there in los angeles. >> at one point he even said go back to sleep, america. but no, stay up. >> good morning to all of you. hope you're all bright and shiny this wednesday morning. >> it is truly great to have val joining us from hollywood. we can't wait to find out who his dancing partner is for the new season. ooh! we'll find out. >> a tease. a mirrorball tease. >>> but first we are going to begin with that heavy rain and flooding from gordon making landfall as a tropical storm on the mississippi/alabama border. let's go back to ginger who is right there in the storm zone. good morning again, ginger. >> good morning to y, michael. now this storm is a depression and you can see from our dron

i thought damien‘s instinct to take a deep dive into the personal story of neil and janet was reallyry of sacrifice and of people living outside of their self interest for some higher ideal. has it made either of you want to become astronauts or go to the moon or go to space? it's made me realise i would be a terrible astronaut. not that i ever thought i'd be a good one but i am sure i would be a bad one now. why? they're just a specific kind of person. has it made either of you want to become astronauts or go to the moon or go to space? it's made me realise i would be a terrible astronaut. not that i ever thought i'd be a good one but i am sure i would be a bad one now. why? they're just a specific kind of person. certainly if you look at neil's case, he was a test pilot before he was at nasa and it takes a certain type of person that would willingly get into an aircraft that has never been flown and intentionally try to find its breaking point just to further your knowledge of aeronautics. it's a certain type of person and astronauts are, they're just different. they're fascinating

involved, to share some context that might help to reveal some of the many layers of both neil and janetou looking for, at least, what did you find? i grew up in a generation where the accomplishment was reduced to the mtv movie logo, and it was human space flight, it was kind of taken for granted, and there was this gilded image of the accomplishment, that it was a predestined success. i thought damien's instinct just to take a deep dive into the personal story of neil and janet was really inspired, because it opened upjust this, you know, this trove of details and, you know, this extraordinary story of sacrifice and of people living outside of their own self interest for some higher ideal. do you read? neil! has it made either of you want to become astronauts, or go to the moon, or go into space? it has made me realise that i would be a terrible astronaut, not that i ever thought i would be a good one, but i am sure i would be a bad one. why? they are just a specific kind of person. if you look in neil's case, he was a test pilot before he was in nasa and it takes a certain kind of per

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