with its most popular tourist destination after half a year it's open again and we sent our reporter john l. to larn for a little working holiday. has waited six months for visitors to. boosting years of environmental mismanagement and over tourism might take more time than the ready or not however the island is reopening amid efforts clearly ongoing buildings have had to be raised and declared don't build zones or move to make way for you grow it's on a beach workers race to complete an overhaul of the underground sewage system was overloading the two hundred waste water being dumped into the ocean one key issue that led to his closure last year more than two million tourists came to this tiny island of just over ten square kilometers more than half of them for it now the tourism authorities are warning incoming visitors to manage their expectations and you can see why as it turns out fixing an island isn't easy here. it's been hard on business owners fernando dorris tried to keep his smoothie shop open during the shutdown but major roadwork displacing electricity posts had led to frequent

petrimoulx reports both the president and fellow soldiers spoke about the bravery of sergeant major john lcanley. retired sergeant major john canley betrayed no emotion... as he stood at attention and became the 300th marine to receive the nation's highest award for valor. but those fought with him say it wasn't emotion that made it beloved -- it was leadership. "johns fellow marines have described him as a marine warrior, and i can see it, who is bigger than life and beyond the reach of death." in early 1968 -- in the battle of hue (h-way) during the vietnam war...canley repeatedly risked his life....to save fellow soldiers after they were surrounded. "john wages seven straight days of unrelenting combat." when his commanding officer was severely wounded -- canley took over -- exposing himself to fire while leading attacks on enemy positions. "it's not just the president who speaks about canley's bravery in battle. it also comes from the the men who fought along side him. "his repu

. >> reporter: she felt that way this summer when she was able to track down the movements of john l lee cowell. b.a.r.t. police cannot physically monitor every the video live. they are adding more officers to the unit. >> i guess i'm a little concerned about privacy. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. rider bruce maxwell remembers the last time he felt scared for his safety while riding the train. >> a couple guysed y. a camera same as a police officer, but it all comes down to how police follow up with the footage. >> i don't know if cameras are going to stop that, but if they are more aggressive, it might be helpful. >> reporter: it's worth pointing out, that they do not use facial recognition technology. not all are hd cameras. some are analog. it's going to take four and a half years and $50 million to have a full hd system. >>> what you're looking at here, new video of police in hawaii, removing a man for a flight bound for san francisco. alaska airlines says that man went into the bathroom and wouldn't come out when it was time to take his seat before takeoff. the flight crew called police

name of congress takes pleasure in awarding the congressional medal of honor to gunnery sergeant to john l. canley, united states marine corps, gallantry at the risk of his life above and beyond the call of duty in action against the enemy while serving his company gunnery sergeant, first marines division from 31 december to january 6. they fought off attacks to relieve friendly forces. despite being wounded, gunnery sergeant canley rushed across fire-swept terrain to carry his marines to safety. gunnery sergeant canley took command and lead his troops to hue city. he set up fire and maneuvered in a flanking attack that eliminated several enemy positions. retaining command of the company for three days, he led attacks against multiple enemies while braving enemy fire to carry wounded marines to safety. on 4 february, he led agree of marines to an occupied building in hue city. he moved to the open to draw fire, eliminated the thread and expanded the company's hold on the building room by room. gunnery sergeant canley gained a position and dropped in a large charge that forced the enemy to

but thankfully there has been some resistance here now to explain is our senior invader of privacy john f. l. donald. yes very young same louis yeah first of all little known fact historically in christianity st louis he's actually the patron saint of entrenched racist saying. oh yeah that city is simply living up to its name also you begin to surveillance by local police is happening all across the country so st louis residents have nothing no worry about what gives us all something to worry about come on are people fighting back and all right well folks are pushing to get c. cops laws passed which stands for community control over police surveillance but it might as well stand for color blind concubine obviously pregnant santa because it makes no sense and. how does shifting power from the police to the people not make some sense just look at how unreasonably it's explained by the a.c.l.u. bit or should if you don't agree with us because we're a bunch of. they say the efforts principal objective is to pass c cops laws that it should. or residents through local city councils are empowered t

something schools in several countries are grappling with hawkins discuss with outspoken radio host john galt veteran l g p t campaigner peter tatchell. what do you make of the way the teachers handled this incident and separated these students during a drill now if this has not been a drill if it had been a real live incident of a terrorist attack upon that school i feel here that as the teachers debated with the trans people where to place them. the baptism for was the discussion. were ended up with they would have all been exposed and could have all been potentially killed everybody eases treading on eggshells around this subject so you're probably correct that the school was worried they would get accused of transphobia old whatever they want to call it this way the main thing is in this kind of situation get the kids to a safe place you know this is just a trans people again trying to dominate social policy trying to change the world into their way of thinking doesn't have to be so you're going to boys and girls that's not necessary just get the kids whatever and whatever their sexuality to get th

john carlos tantkar l giancarlo stanton with a mammoth blast. here's bob melvin. >> it's disappointing. when you reflect back and look where we started the year, kind of where we came from, you know, it ends up being a good year, but it doesn't feel good right now. >> understandably. sharks open the season tonight with high expectations, not realized against anaheim. eric carlson, his debut. sharks gave up a goal in the opening minute. check out this great move. this ties it at 1-1. second period. ducks on the power play. hurdle with the steal! and the incredible individual effort. see you later. 2-1, sharks. ducks tie it up moments later. oh, what a soft goal given up. sharks lose their opener 5-2. >> it's always a little frustrating, special especially first one of the year. >> i think the fans were excited to get it going, as well. that will help us tart the game, even though it didn't start like we wanted. it's the first one. >> abc 7 sports. a's lose, sharks lose. that's all. >> this is long distance with the best wifi experience long-dista

chief justice john marshall and his times, what do you like about john marshall the most? lhn marshall was probably the most important of the founding fathers. he had the most enduring impact on what our nation has become. he probably did more than anyone else to preserve the unity of the republic at a time when things were very rocky for the country. brian: give us one example of something still here today because of him. joel: the most obvious example is the notion that the supreme court of the united states is a coequal branch of the government. before john marshall, it was a -- the supreme court was a constitutional afterthought. it did not have the same degree of prestige as it has today. john marshall really changed that. brian: what did the founders want the court to be before he got to be chief justice? joel: the founders imagined the court that would be limited in scope. the first congress established the jurisdiction of the court system. basically, the court heard primarily admiralty law cases in the district courts. there was not that much federal legislation that

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a twist in life that was just meant to be.little john or l-j as he known as around the farm has founde.<> care of l-j prior to his adoption is hosting a fundraiser sunday. let's take a look outside right now... chief chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: skies were slow to clear today but finally there was a little more sunshine by the afternoon. we can still see a few showers on the doppler radar and even some thunderstorms. on the satellite image you can see the storm clouds moving southeast. another storm in the gulf of alaska will brush the bay area on friday night and into saturday morning. after that high pressure builds in and it will be windy especially over the north bay mountains on sunday. highs tomorrow will be a little warm with mostly sunny skies. it wil be in the mid to upper 70s inland with 60s at the coast. it will be even warmer this weekend but windy at times. a cooling trend will begin next week. in sports we'll take a look at the 49ers and raiders as they prepare for week 5 of the n-f-l season... week.begin

also "the hill"'s john solomon. one le in the fbi, andrew mccabe is under criminal investigation. he's also being investigated for leaks as itt relates to general flynn and by the way, those leaks, we knew from the get-go, were illegal because that was emma we all know, surveillance, unmasking, that never should have happened or leak in the first place. >> new documents are denied, the fbist released them on the publc information site, and they reveal for the first time that there was an investigation of comments allegedly made by the deputy director andrew mccabe about president trump and flynn. we don't know anything more than that. we know that they list mccabe as a witness of the investigation, not a subject. but it'sss the first time we hae heardd anything about this. that is an important thing. also the senate intelligence security chief pled guilty to lying about his contacts with the media. this week-fest going on -- >> sean: unbelievable. >> it's being exposed little by little. >> sean: the entire puzzle framed i

now, there's no health issues l-star back ards court. john bradley beal took over madison square garden. eerst quarter, that's beal knocking down t of his game-high 20 points. wizards ahead by eight. john wall also making j theper look oh, so easy. go between the legs. wall, 14 points, nine assists. he and beal scored 17 points in the first quarter, almost outscored the knicks by themselves. and we' wizards get the win 110-98. >>> october has to be one of the best time periods in all of sports, right? muddle of the nfl and college football seasons, the start of the nba and nhl, but of course, the playoffs in major league baseball. both the nats and o's, well, they're out of the postseason this year, but alumnirom those teams making an impact for their new squads. dave robert s and the dodgers trying to advance to their third straight nlcs. top of the sixth, david freese, pinch hitting in a big spot. he delivers. the o-run single gives the ad dodgers a 3-2 . remember that whole former oriole harbinger, right? the seventh inning, there he is, r

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tonight, i'm obsessed with a speech chief justice john roberts gave to his son's ninth grade graduating lass laclass l year. i'm going to play a small part of it, and for people on both sides of our political divide, listen to this, thinking it does apply to you, too. >> from time to time in the years to come, i hope you will be treated unfairly, so that you will come to know the value of justice. i wish you bad luck, again, from time to time, so that you will be conscious of the role of chance in life, and understand that your success is not completely deserved and that the failure of others is not completely deserved, either. i hope you'll be ignored, so you know the importance of listening to others. and i hope you will have just enough pain to learn compassion. whether i wish these things or not, they're going to happen. and whether you benefit from them or not will depend upon your ability to see the message in your misfortunes. >> you should pay attention to justice roberts' message. so should i, and so should everyone else. because if you heard what you just heard and you don't think this is ab

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when you have a retired supreme court justice like john paul stevens putting out a statement like he did earlier today, which staen l essentially says he doesn't know where things stand in terms of the accusations against judge kavanaugh, but based on his performance at that pehearing, which is lot of people on both sides of the aisle, people feel that judge kavanaugh lost his cool and did not display the kind of judicial temperament one expects from a supreme court justice. and i think that this op-ed in "the wall street journal" is trying to, some extent, clean up on aisle six when it comes to questions of his judicial temperament. despite how he responded to senator klobuchar, i talked to a lot of republicans and democrats over the last several days, anderson, who just thought that was way over the top in his comments about the clintons. it just sort of came out of left field. so i do think there is a great deal of damage control going on, and perhaps they're looking at these votes right now and saying, this just may be too close to call. >> jim, do you have any idea what role the white house is playing now in --

l income tax receipts are already higher than they were last year. 1% growth is $3 trillion more in revenue over 10 years. you have to have growth like john kennedy proposed growth, like reagan, even bill clinton proposed growth by cutting the capital gains rate. >> jason throws out a lot of facts and figures, but jason voted with the republican party 96% of the time since he has been a member of congress from the second congressional district. this bill was about who we helps, and what i said from the beginning is trickle-down economics doesn't work. i support tax reform, tax cuts for the middle class and for small businesses. that is not what this was. this is over 80% of the tax cuts for large corporations -- >> corporate tax cut -- >> i am not. i think we should have doubled down, triple down on tax cuts for the middle class. [inaudible] >> this whole thing is about who we prioritize in this country, and i would prioritize the middle class. the congressman and congressional republicans have prioritized -- the lowest that implement rate since 1969, 7 million job openings, more job openings been jobseekers. >> the deficit is seven times

l nch. >> i give specatitude to senators rob portman, susan collins, joe manchin, john kyl, e d lindsey graham. theycredit to the country bd the senate. every american cassured anat i will be an independent impartial justice devoted to equal justice under law. although t senate confirmation process tested me, as it has tested others, it did not change me. my approach to judging remains the same. >> woodruff: here to help us docess not just last night's remarks, b one of kavanaugh in the courtroom today is "newshour" regular marcia ashingtonief correspondent for the "national law journal." >> hi, judy. n woodruff: so we had the comments of lasht. then today the president was talking to reporters at the white house, and he again spokou the kavanaugh situation. he said the people who accused the judge, in the president's words, were evil. my question to you s:rst is epl this angry language from the president and someblican senators, is that having an effect on the supreme court? >> i don't think so, judy. i think ifhere i any effect, it is the court's maybe stronger i desirne, strogest desire to

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one of those critics now responding, john brennan saying he will not be silenced, blaping president trump for what he c l calcal calcal calls inflammatory rhetoric. asked whether he regrets any of his statements. >> the president condemns all kinds of violence but certainly feels everyone has a role to play. >> i want to start now with nbc's pete williams, who is in washington with the latest on the package, pete, that's been sent to former vice president joe biden and the broader investigation, too. what do we know? >> two packages to biden. one found at a postal facility in new castle, delaware, this morning, and the other found in another postal facility in delaware. this one in wilmington. both of them addressed to vice president biden. these are not x-rays of the pictures to him. this, though, is, we're told, the package that was found in new castle. we're going by these awfully fast here. but they were looking for a package to biden because they had been told by the postal service that a postal worker thought -- remembered seeing one of these packages go through the system. they were looking for it

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l and the companies going. i look forward to the questions and have reflect more about the impact this is happening on our membership. >> thank you, ann. john? >> thank you to the heritage foundation for having us today. i also want to thank senator portman for his leadership and support for just and she over many years and many different positions as terri noted, especially with regard to workforce development and his leadership with regard to questions about the use or misuse of 232 in general and specifically with regard to autos is badly needed and so i want to just note how appreciative we are in the industry of senator portman said leadership. terry mentioned here from america, a project we started in 2015 and when we started this project we set out to do something very simple and basic which is we want to tell the story of the u.s. auto industry as it is today. the beneficiary of open investment policies, reduce barriers to trade, supportive business climate, the opportunity to export vehicles all around the world. in today's environment of high tariffs and managed and centrally planned trade, that original mission seems kind of quai

l panelists. they traveled great distances and will share with us their knowledge and insights. at this time, i'll turn the podium over to dr. john duke anthony. he needs no introduction. i refer you to his distinguished bio in the program guide. suffice his knowledge of the arab world is broad and deep but unparalleled and greatly respected. he's our national treasure in that regard. he's dedicated his life to promoting dialogue and understanding and we're forever grateful. please join me in welcoming dr. anthony to the podium. [ applause ] >> thank you. i'm honored to have mr. pratt as the chairman of the national council's board of directors. he has three and a half decades of direct exposure and imperial experience on the ground. i use those three words education and imperial experience. but we also the hopes and dreams and schemes and this particular conference is but one of 11 activities and programs and projects that the national council has been fortune to have and been enabled by supporters and its contributors. many of whom are here with us today. you will see a line up of specialists and renowned individuals who have d

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john cotton richmond of virginia to be director of the office to monitor and combat trafficking. karen l. williams of missouri to a -- to be ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the public of surinami. kevin k. sullivan of ohio to be ambassador to the republic of nicaragua. donald y. yamamoto of washington to be ambassador to the republic of somalia. earl robert miller of michigan to be ambassador to the people's republic of bangladesh. mr. mcconnell: i ask the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening action or debate, that the motions be laid upon the table en bloc, that the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, no further motions be in order and that any statements relating to the nomination be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the considerat